Sewell Adapts to Third Base with Indians
United Press report by George Kirkley notes Joe Sewell shifting from shortstop to third base with Cleveland in spring training. He aims to extend his major league career at the new position, citing less ground to cover and relief from field relays, while refining bunts and plate discipline.
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BARBA WINS BUEPALO IN SIX-ROUND FLYWEIGHT FIGHT
Ny Y June B Niel La Barba former flyweight champion earned a six round decision over Tommy Paul in Buffalo. Barba weighed 117 144 pounds, Paul 138. The bout occurred after yesterday’s scores from American league games noted St Louis Cleveland Detroit and other matchups.
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Records Fall in Intercollegiate Meet featuring Robins
Charley Root sparked a strong showing as Chicago and Ohio State rivals pushed records. The meet included world and meet marks in sprint and discus events, with Robins boosting pace and several West Coast athletes contending for team honors.
Glenna Cole Ett Praises British Champion In Golf Final
American Glenna Cole Ett becomes first to reach the finals of the British women’s championship and lauds Milas Joyou for defeating her. Ett notes Joyou’s steady game, claiming it was her best round and the Briton’s performance carried the match.
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Valuable Player Award Abandoned in Major Leagues
In Cincinnati June 8 the National League voted to abolish the annual Most Valuable Player cash award after this season. The American League had acted earlier. NL president John Heydler arrived in St. Louis to present Jim Bottomley of the Cardinals with $1,000 for 1928 MVP, with six club presidents in attendance.
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Firpo denies rose to direct comeback
Buenos Aires June 8 Luin Angelo Firpo former leading contender for the heavyweight crown denied planning a comeback under New York manager Charley Rose. He said he knew Rose but had no negotiations and no return to the United States before next December. Firpo said he weighed 225 pounds.
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OWA Director Meets Today With Big Ten Officials
Iowa athletic director Edward Hifafer and Big Ten commissioner Major John LeGraffitty were to meet in Chicago to review alleged proselyting of athletes at Iowa. Lauer pledged immediate disqualification for any athlete proven to have received improper financial aid due to athletic ability amid Iowa's suspension over a small fund for athletes.
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Germany leads Italy in Davis Cup quarterfinals
Germany jumps to a 2 0 lead over Italy in the European zone quarterfinals of the Davis Cup. Heinz Landmann defeats Giovanni De Stefani in straight sets and Hang Moldenhauer beats Henri De Mor purge in a tough three set match to put Germany ahead.
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Ranger Girls to Meet Finch Billiards Next Tuesday
The All-Star Ranger Girls travel to face Finch Billiards in a Tuesday evening exhibition hailed as a strong display of women’s ball. Detroit coverage notes the Ranger Girls impressed in recent play, lifting local regard despite a close loss to Paddy McGraw’s Tigers at North End Park with an 8,700 in attendance.
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Denmark Resumes Play in Copenhagen Quarters
Denmark and Grecho-Slovakia resumed quarter final European zone Davia cup play in Copenhagen after yesterday’s rain postponement. Details on crutch delays and match progress not fully disclosed.
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Helen Abandons Plans to Play Stockingless
London report states that tennis star Miss Helen Wills will skip the Wimbledon championships in London. In a Berlin interview she says she has decided not to defy tradition by appearing in stockings on the Wimbledon courts. Her decision ends speculation about a dramatic fashion change for the event.
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Babe Ruth Reassures Fans Amid Illness Rumors
New York June reports say Babe Ruth, described as a very sick man, minimizes the illness and predicts a return to baseball within a week or ten days. He remains in seclusion at home while doctors treat a deep chest cold and he laughs off fears about a weak heart.
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