Washington Favored In Poughkeepsie Classic
Washington opened as the 3 to 2 favorite in the intercollegiate rowing championships at Poughkeepsie as 200 oarsmen in 25 boats prepared for three 2 mile races tomorrow. California and Pennsylvania varsity crews were absent from today’s final prep. Wisconsin and Columbia also fielded substitutes in a warmup mile and half race.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Bard
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
California
Pennsylvania
Big Bill Dally
Haxida
Cason Kylbright
Dally
Gram
Kat
Harold Dexeaux
Penn
Rusty Callow
No. T Post
Washington
Carnell
Pennylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Cormall
Columbia
Cali- Toenia Savy
Hod Shoemaker
Gorell
Richart O. Woodmain
Godfrey Draws a Revocation in Carnera Upset
The Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission revoked George Godfrey after a foul blow blocked his upset bid against Primo Carnera in a Quaker City bout. Carnera faces an indefinite suspension pending an inquiry into a backstage incident. Carnera earned $43,641 for five rounds before the stoppage.
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Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
George Godfrey
Philadelphia Wezro
Primo Carnera
Goliath
Quaker City
Primy
Voxen
Carnera
Brooklyn featherweight champ loses in London style rout
New York reports Con vonen of Brooklyn defeated by Tommy Grogan in a featherweight bout with Grogan stopping Frankie Marchese and Lew Paluso in implied bouts. Barbars also mentioned in results, undercard bouts noted.
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New York
Jony Convonen
Brooklyn
Tommy Grogan
Omans
Well Tarleton
Faeland
Frankie Marchese
Lew Paluso
Salt Late City
Joe Barbars
Scores From Yesterday and Today in American League Matches
Boston f h and Detroit 4 8 7 Washington 7 Cleveland 0 nine innings. Cincinnati 4 New York 1 St Louis 14 Boston Chicago Philadelphia 1. Today games include Detroit at Boston and New York at Cinemasty among others.
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
National
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn-Pittsburgh
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
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Meeting Place Named by Leaders Amid Odd Pledge
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a pledge by leaders to name a meeting place the “Oail of thetreants Court” or similar, with unclear context and garbled phrases. The readable portion mentions a vow affecting traditional meeting locations and a plan to deter or remove participants from ordinary venues.
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Er ravolUifor
Lowin
Orcutt Flunks Oakmont Qualifier by Three Strokes
George Orcutt of this city failed to qualify for the national intercollegiate golf championship at Oakmont Pittsburgh as the round opened in clear weather. Thirty-two college golfers tee off in 16 first round matches with eight advancing to the quarterfinals. Dunlap of Princeton leads medalists with 158 while Orcutt totaled 171 for 26 holes.
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George Oveutt
George Orcutt
Chetmouth University
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Queutt
Oakmont Country Club
Lomercow
Lally Mallex
Nobre Dan
Weit
George Dunlap
Prinston
You
Strong
George A. McWilliams
Moleler
Tiger
Dunlap
Princeton
Albert Brodbeuk
Pennsylvania
Witt
Jush
Bridge Championship Winners Announced at Niagara Falls
United Press reports from Niagara Falls Ont on June 25 that Mrs P H Sims and Walde von Zedtwitz of New York won the contract bridge championship at the American Whist League congress. Second went to Sidney Lenz and Winfield Liggett. Auction champions were Babin and Siegel of Cleveland with Weedham of Greenville and Miller of Cincinnati second and Buss and Espy of Cincinnati third. The All American team title went to Cleveland's Excelsior Club led by Wolfe, Kastriner, Leon and Guggenheim. second and third were New York clubs Caddenish and Knickerbocker.
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United Press
Niagara
Falls
Ont
P. Hi Sims
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
New York
Sidney 8
Lenz
Winfield Liggett
B J. Babin
A. L. Siegel
Cleveland
Ohio
R. E. Weedham
Greenville
R. A. Miller
Cincinnati
H.R. Buss
Arthur Espy
Cicinnatty
Excelsior Club
E. C. Wolfe
M. W. Kastriner
P. E. Leon
K. Guggenheim
Cave~denish Club
Knickerbocker Whist Club
Boxing moguls seek remedy for fouls in boxing bouts
New York June 25 constructive ideas on a possible remedy for the foul evil marring boxing bowls, with public funds over 1001,000 contributed this year. A group of sportsmen not directly in the game but interested in its welfare will propose measures to curb the epidemic that has ended eleven prominent bouts unsatisfactorily. List of bouts includes Sharkey Schmling New York Wields Dundee Detroit Scott Von Porat New York Griffiths Risko Detroit Christner Risko Detroit Singer Taylor New York Rosenbloom Johnson New York Chocolate Gratam New York Campolo Deluh New York Latzo Johnson New York Carnena Godfrey Philadelphia.
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United Press
New York
Haye
Detroit
Scott-Von Porat
Griffiths-Risko
Christner-Risko
Singer-Taylor
Rosenbloom-Johnnson
Chocolate-Gratam
Gampolo-Deluh
Latzo-Johnson
Carnena-Godfrey
Philadelphia
Chicago to Meet Robins in Vital NL Series
Chicago Cubs, in second place, face the Brooklyn Robins and New York Giants in crucial late-season NL series. Brooklyn widened its lead after a 4 0 3 win by Larry Benton, while the Giants fell two games back. In the American League, Washington gained a half game with a 7 0 win over Cleveland as rain paused other games.
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Clint Brown
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Tory
Tribe
Hoyers
Brown
Nats
Pai
Helge
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Robins
New York
Giants
Philladelphia
Robins
Larry Benton
Giant
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
WU Bill
Hallenin
Boshim
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Bump Hadisy
Indians
Boston
Detroit
Red Sox
Hymers Admitted to U S Open Play in Minneapolis
Northwestern Pennsylvania earns three entrants for the United States Open in Minneapolis next month. Charley Hymers of Kahawa Club Erie and Ted Lutter of Corry Country Club qualified, joining a field of strong players as rain delays affected play at the Pittsburgh qualifier. The Erie Times notes Hymers’ entry amid a list of other collegiate and amateur contenders led by notable names such as Julius Seligson Lehigh and Tulane’s Sutter with competition scheduled July 10 to 12 at Merion Cricket Club courts.
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Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Charley Hymiers
Kahwa Club
Erie
Ted Lutter
Corry
Pittabrgh
Hymers
United Press
Erie Times
Haverford
Charley Hymeis
Kablowa Club
Julius Seligson
Lehigh
Cii
United Ford Sutter
Tulane
Inter States
Mitnneapolis
Jamong
Mint
Usuousl
Stantos
Pittsburgh
Merion Cricket Club
Tegund News
H. B. Ramsay
Eodward Jacobs
Pitt
Dolf Muebleisen
Cality
Ryan
Yale
Don
Die
Strachan
Princeton
Bertram
Andy Velican
Hammell
Swarthmore
David
Waynesbute Promi
Piltsburgh
Columbia
Northwestern Pennsylvania Pro Tournament At Conneaut Lake
Ted Luther of the Corry Country Club will join the weekly pros event at the Galland Hesch layout in Conneaut Lake tomorrow as part of the Northwestern Pennsylvania circuit.
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Ted Luther
Corry Country Club
Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake
Bass and Longe Season Opens July 1 in State
Harrisburg June 25 The open season for bass and longe fish in Pennsylvania will start July 1. Fisheries Commissioner Buller notes regulations on size, seasons, and inland water restrictions are available with each Nernst summary. Last year’s opening produced strong catches in Lake Wallenpaupack and the north branch of the Susquehanna River, with good results also reported on the Susquehanna Juniata, French Creek, Broken Straw, Sherman’s Creek, and Conodoguinet system. Fishermen seeking detailed info may write the commission offices.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
R. Buller
Commissioner of Fisheries
Bullernedeck
Board of Fish
Commission
Lake Wallenpaupack
Falls
Wyoming County
New York State Line
Susquehanna
Juniata
Crawford County
Warren
Cumberland
Sherman's Creek
Perry
Penns
Snyder
Lake Eyre
Bass
Hare
Third Victory for Corry Boy in Four Days
Cammen Hill earned his third win in four days as Minneapolis defeated Columbus Senators. Hill relieved Benton after four hits in the ninth, and Minneapolis broke a 6 all deadlock with a run in the bottom of the ninth. Hill also had a hit, contributing to the Miller victory.
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Cammen Hil
Minneapolis
American Association
Columbus Senators
Vietory
Hill
Benton
Senators
Iibrand
Millers
Cup Defenders in Final Heats at Newport
The American cup defense hopes narrowed to two yachts after two victories in the Mastern Yacht Club series off Newport. Enterprise won the second race, finishing about 40 seconds ahead of Yankee, skippered by Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams, as final heats for the defense proceed toward the third race.
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Newport
Prise
Enterprise
Boston
Yankee
Navy
Charles Francis Adamia
Rex to Show Fight Fee
Rex theatre manager Blatt just returned from Pittsburgh with pictures of the Schmeling Sharkey bout in New York on the twelfth. He plans an early showing next week and promises a clear view of the foul blow that caused controversy among promoters.
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Blatt
Rex Theatre
Ling
Pittsburgh
Schmeling- Sharkey
New York
Atera
Finchies Ready for Lake Region Showdown
Titusville notes Canadohta A C plans a Carter Field practice tonight as Finch Billiards of Corry prepare for next Sunday's Canadohta Lake clash. Expect a hard fought battle as Canadohta aims to win while Corry’s team shows forward planning. Kim Prenatt, sidelined by an ankle injury, should be back on the firing line for the Lakers.
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Bison
Jtimmy Slit- Inry
Nunie Rosenbloom
Rosenbloem
Slattery
Rosen Hidem
Britfalo Pride
Olster
Jimmy
Héddani
Maxie
Titusville
Kim Prenatt
Lakers
Four Nations Spotlight at Wimbledon Opens Third Round
Four nations England United States Orange and Japan share 25 of Wimbledon’s 82 places as third round play begins US entries include Big Bill Tilden and Davis Cup team members George Lott John Dogg John Van Ryn Wilmer Allison Berkeley Bell and Gregory Mangin Pairings feature Tilden vs Van Ryn Bell with Cochet then Mangin vs Ryuki Mu on the men’s side American women’s players see Helen Wills Moody Sarah Palfrey and Mary Greet among entrants with English and Australian rivals listed in early round matchups
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Wallage Carroll
United Press
Wimbledon
Eng
England
United States
Orange
Japan
Big Bill Tilden
George Lott
John Dogg
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Berkeley Bell
Gregory Mangin
Ireland
Ryuki Mu
Balrin
Helen Wills Moody
B. Goldsworth
Sarah Palfrey
Joan ‘Ridley
Englata
Mianne Palfrey
Misa M
Dine
Mary Greet
I Lemeysurier
Australia
Rivers and Harbors Bill Before Hoover For Signature
President Hoover faced the rivers and harbors bill with over 188 million dollars for port and waterway projects nationwide. House and Senate conferees reached agreement just hours after final passage, and the measure was boosted by more than 27 million dollars during Senate consideration.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Fiouse
Senate
National and global issues mix in a late 1930s Tribune column
A sprawling, OCR‑heavy text touches on wartime peace talks, Gandhi and British policy, labor hours debates, and League of Nations ideas. It references Great Britain, India, Geneva talks, and a push for eight-hour workdays, interleaved with speculative chatter about space and farming.
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Karma Gandhi
India
British Empire
Gandhi
League
Geneva
Politi Jems
Asia
Man Su Toal, Man Su Toal Ey In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh man K Schultz age 41 found dead in his home. Coroner reports death due to poisoning. Body showed signs of foul play. Door was closed. rear door inconsistent. Officers noted evidence pointing to homicide and immediate suspicions centered on residence.
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Pittsburgh
K. Schultz
Estate
Maui
Wintgap Schuty
R. D Desth
Helen “Siody
King
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