Four Leading Crews Work Out In Hudson River Race
United Press report from Poughkeepsie notes four top rowing crews training along the Hudson on June 4 as they prepare for the Amayitals greatest rowing classic. Columbia Pennsylvani a Navy crews join California and Olympic champions for final preparations ahead of the June 24 regatta. Coaches Kibright and Glendon lead crews believed to include strong Navy and Columbia lineups as they compare power and condition before the big race.
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Billy Wallace Defeats Eddie Anderson in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland on June 12 Wallace won a 16 round open air bout, dominating Eddie Anderson the Wyoming cowboy. Wallace carried eight of the rounds while Anderson claimed a few late counts before the decision. Other results included Frat Chatterton beating Ismockout and Dutta knocking out Feldmay.
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American standing clubs and yesterday's scores
Yesterday's scores show Washington leading with 13 to Cleveland's 7 and New York at 11 while St Louis trails at 5. Philadelphia 1 and Detroit a, Boston 3. New York 1, Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn 2. Today's games include Philadelphia at St Louis and St Louis at New York with Cleveland at Washington.
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Ranger Girls Upset to Blanking Locals in Erie County Ballgame
Ranger Girls, led by Miss Schmidt with six strikeouts, shut out the local entry 4 to 0 in Erie County League action. Dorgan, Klevenow, and Patton featured in the lineup with Miss Watson and Miss Burken delivering key plays. Miss Schmidt worked five strong innings as the visitors' defense denied the locals any sustained rally.
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Three Americans Enter British Amateur Golf Rounds
By Arch Rodgers Sandwich Eng June 12 three Americans remain active in the British Amateur Golf Championship as play commences with under 100 players left. In the third round are Douglas Grant Joshua Crane and R H Baugh while in the second are John Dawson Charles Sweeney and Stuart Scheftel. Dawson, viewed as America’s top threat, seeks action after a two day idle period. The previous day saw four Americans eliminated Pardee Erdman Nox Newton Max Behr and Rowland Saunders.
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London
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Birmingham
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Chicago
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New York
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California
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Bulow Threatens Stopover in Schmeling bout dispute
Arthur Bulow, Schmeling’s alleged manager, says he will seek injunctions to halt the June 27 title clash at Yankee Stadium unless terms and conditions are shown. The Madison Square Garden group advertised Schmeling without consultation, while the New York State Athletic Commission has recognized Bulow but voided his contract for the bout over a charity angle. Ticket sales rise as promoter William Garey plans actions and alternative bouts are filed, including Schmeling vs Bill Scott at Wickets Field.
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Union City Game Postponed By City Managers
The Finch Bulljliards versus Union City's entry in the Home County League was scheduled for today but has been postponed to Saturday afternoon at the request of Tafon City management.
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Reigh Count to Ship to United States for Stud Duty
New York June 12 Reigh Count the 1938 Kentucky Derby winner will be shipped to the United States on June 22 after a cable from owner John B Hertz Chicago states the horse has just won in England and will be retired to stud once back home in Chicago He is slated for Ascot gold cup consideration before return home
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Athletics and Cards Thrive on Weaker Clubs
George Kirkley notes the Phillies and Cardinals rely on weaker clubs for pennant races. He cites the Cardinals last season and the Yankees’ strong AL showing, with details on wins against the White Sox Browns and Braves, plus the Pirates and Cubs in NL play. The piece contrasts performances and reinforces the idea of top teams thriving via easier schedules.
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Schmeling Warns Sparring Partners After Training Session
The text notes Schmeling's tough stance on sparring partners and hints at new opponents arriving to prepare for future bouts. It mentions heavy bag work and ring readiness, with continued focus on conditioning and strategy ahead of the upcoming engagement.
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Anniversary of Cony Athletic Association field meet
The 20th anniversary of the Cony Athletic Association field meet, a landmark event in Corry sports history, drew local and regional competitors. Perley led the day with 18 points, Pierrotte Jourdet Hines and Halt won the mile relay for Corry, while Dawney claimed the 50 and 100 yard dashes and Jourdel faced a capsize in the 440 and half mile.
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Crandall to take mound for Merchants in Sunday tilt
Youngsville Merchants will start Howard Py Granagy Crandall on the mound in their Sunday game at Lryington against the New Kensington sub pro team of the Allegheny Circuit. The Merchants own an eight win nine loss record this year, with a 1924 season showing twenty victories and ten defeats.
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Mek Leads Pyle's Runners To Calexico Derby
Calexico Calif June 12 Ghis oy Umel of Maly led Ge Pyles runners on the transcontinental derby headed for Ju cumbdy Calif 56 miles away Umel covered the open miles from Al vondunes Mex HiT hours 80 nxtntes out of seconds Three punners Who finished it 16th Yed fap Second place The were Peter Gavitini English entewal olin Salo Pussalo N la policemans in Sam Hichnan New Yorks
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Fitzsimmons Beats Redlegs 9 to 0 in Baseball Card
In a dominant showing Fitzsimmons blanked the Cincinnati Redlegs 9 to 0. Other results include the Pirates over the Dodgers 2 to 1, Cardinals topping the Phillies 10 to 4, and Yankees routing the Browns 11 to 2 as the league produced a banner day.
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