Dizzy Dean Collects Third Straight Shutout For Dodgers Opponents
Baseball recap outlines Dizzy Dean’s third straight win sealing a 1-0 shutout of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Gabby Hartnett delivers a 400-foot homer as the Cubs rally to a 9-1 nightcap victory. Tigers, Red Sox, White Sox and A’s split across multiple games with notable performances by Greenberg Williams and Hartnett. Pepper Martin hosts a celebratory parade in St Louis as Cardinals end Clifton’s nine-game streak.
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Cleveland Archer Wins Erie Tourney
ErieJune 1 Erie Archers dominated the Lake Shore Golf Club results winning the combined York and Rowble American polo points. Cleveland WV archer HM Pikula led the York round Saturday with a strong showing and set a meet record in the York round while Ohio and New York competitors placed high in both rounds.
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California Cups Regatta Ferenske Wins in Rowing
The University of California crew won the Intercollegiate Rowing Association four mile championship on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie setting a new record of 18 minutes 122-6 seconds, finishing a half length ahead of the University of Washington. Charles Fenske, former Wisconsin distance runner, won the Tivation mile at Princeton where Sydney Wooderson, the British world record holder, finished last as Wooderson briefly led before dropping back.
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Revolta Finishes Putt To Win $1,000 In Match Play
Revolta tapped in at the 87th green to lift Picard of Hershey and himself by $1,000, breaking a deadlock among Revolta Picard, Snead and Gheral, and Byror Nelsig and Jug McSpaden. The four days of play saw 16 dates of action ending with a birdie three on the final hole.
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Erie Sailors Take Two From Akron In Doubleheader
Erie sailors beat Akron twice in a Middle Atlantic League twin bill at Ainsworth Field. The first game ended 2 to 4 and the second 7 to 4 as both ends of the doubleheader went to Erie amid booster day promotions and a dollar admission. The report also notes a science-tinged aside about a king cheetah resembling a leopard and doglike claws.
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Standings and results from yesterday and today
National and American standings listed with wins losses and ties for teams such as Cincinnati, St Louis, Brooklyn, Chicago, and New York. Yesterday's results include St Louis 8 New York 4 and Cincinnati 4 2 0 while today features New York at St Louis and Brooklyn at Chicago with weather affecting games.
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National Collegiate Golf Meet in West Announced
National Collegiate Golf Meet in West announces that the number of qualifiers will be increased from four to five to allow more teams to compete. Henry Evar, chairman, says the adjustment aims to broaden participation and enhance intercollegiate play at the championship venue.
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Baseball results from a midwestern league and others
Baseball results show multiple games across leagues with scores listed for Ballimory Newark Rochester Buffalo Voronto Bytacuse Montrey Jersey City in the International Association and Lewisville Kansas City Trionapolis Millikauskee Toledo pfinneapolis Columbus St Pauls in the American Association.
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Chestnut Hill shooter wins stile trapshooting title
Steve n Crothers of Chestnut Hill wins the stile trapshooting championship at Lorane traps in the South End Gun Club meet. He breaks 198 of 200 targets to claim the title, achieving a remarkable score in the annual event.
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California 8 Is Heralded As Fastest Crew
The California eight, the favorites, won the Poughkeepsie regatta in 18 minutes 14 seconds, shaving 6.25 seconds off the Navy record while Navy finished third. Washington finished second, Syracuse fifth, Wisconsin sixth, and Columbia last.
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Frankie Parker Opens Pete Petting National Clay Courts Tourney
Frankie Parker of Pasadena, top seed, meets Carl Becker of Chicago in a second round of the National Clay Courts Petting tournament at River Forest. Parker won by default yesterday from Bil Hardie of Chicago. Today’s lineup includes John Dues of New York against William Pathert of Cincinnati, and Gene Mako of Los Angeles versus Billy Pon of Atlanta in first rounds.
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Satellites in Astronomy Across the Solar System
The article explains satellites as opaque bodies orbiting planets. It lists Earth’s moon, Mars two, Jupiter eleven, Saturn nine, Uranus three, Neptune one, noting exceptions Mercury Venus Pluto and asteroids.
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British Press Fair In Comment On Wooderson's Princeton Mile
London papers debate Sydney Wooderson's run in the Princeton mile after a brush with Blaine Rideout. Most say Wooderson faded with little chance of winning and finished well behind Rideout and Cunningham. The Daily Herald held he appeared royally bad though.
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