Huskies Sweep The River Regatta In Poughkeepsie
Washington University crews swept the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson and earned Olympic tryout spots for Berlin. The Huskies varsity eight and junior varsity eight dominated California’s defending champions, setting up bids for Princeton trials on July 4-5.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
University of
Berlin
Princeton
Seattle
California
Lake Carnegie
Washington
Huskies
Hudson
Ashington
al Aldrickson
Whiteside
Harvard
Ington
Wolverines After Third Golf Title
Chicago June 23 Charles Chuck Kocsis and Michigan aim for a third straight national intercollegiate golf title. They sit tied for third with Notre Dame and Texas behind Yale and Princeton on the far North Shore course. The leaders Pierre Jamison Esherman Haas Lardner combine to 306, with Haas and Kocsis favored to reach the final individual round.
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Chicago
Charles
Chuck) Kocsis
Michigan
Kocsis
Wolverines
Notre Dame
Texas
Yale
Princeton
Blue
Paul Jamison
St. Louis
Herbert Esherman
Lancaster
Louisiana State
Freddy Haas
Harvard
Lynford Lardner
Oconomowoc
Wis
Haas
Jamison
Eshelman
Lardner
Decatur Daily and Cooper Wells to play softball today
The Decatur Daily and Cooper Wells softball teams meet this afternoon at Delano Park Diamond at 6 o clock.
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Decatur Daily
Cooper- Wells
Delano Park
Birmingham Nips Chattanooga 7 6 in 8th Inning Finish
Southern League recap Birmingham edges Chattanooga 7 to 6 after eight innings as darkness halts play. Knoxville and Little Rock rain delay their game.
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Knoxville-Little Rock
Baseball scores from leagues across the nation
National League games include Boston 5 Chicago 1 and New York 11 Pittsburgh 5. American League results show New York 9 Chicago 6 and Detroit 8 Boston 7. International League Rochester 3 Toronto 1. Alabama Florida League games feature Troy 7 Union Springs 3 and Ozark 19 Andalusia 10 with Abbeville 4 Panama City 2 and Enterprise 5 Dothan 3.
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Alabama
Troy
Union Springs
Abbeville
Panama City
Enterprise
Dothan
Ozark
Andalusia
Night slate features Nashville Birmingham and more
Tonight's schedule includes Nashville at Birmingham and Atlanta at Memphis along with games across the league. Other matchups list Chattanooga at New Orleans Knoxville at Little Rock Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Dovalend Boston at Detroit Washington at St Louis Dothan at Panama City Ozark at Union Springs Abbeville at Enterprise and Andalusia at Troy.
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Southern League
Nabi Vine
Washington
Eereeewes
Onerk
Dothana
Union Springs
Andalusia
Tecetereres
Panama City
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Iain
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Knoxville
Little Rock
National League
American League
Braddock Schmeling Below Brat Brings Legal Battle
The Madison Square Garden group vows court action to block James J. Braddock vs Max Schmeling for Mike Jacobs, contracts reportedly signed and lawyers readied. Fans mock Braddock’s adviser amid a flurry of boxing chatter from coast to coast.
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Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
James J. Braddock
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Turkish proposal sparks sharp debate at Montreux talks
At Montreux on June 23 criticism and sarcasm marked discussions of Turkey’s plan to fortify the Dardanelles. The four point program seeks modification of the 1923 Lausanne Pact and drew objections over Turkish claims to straits use and perceived bias against other nations.
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Montreux
Switzerland
Turkey
Dardanelles
Russia
Bosphorus
Sea of Marmora
Darnelles
Athenians Urged to Conserve Water During Drought
Athens residents are warned to spare water and avoid sprinkling lawns until drought passes. City extensions on the reservoir will provide ample supplies for future years even with liberal use.
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Athens
Ala
New York Parimutuel Betting Soon Says Expert
Harry Rayson notes parimutuel betting in New York is coming despite strong odds lobbies. He argues mutuels would attract more riders, reduce take by tracks and state, and broaden turnout beyond current 5000 on ordinary days. John G. Cavanagh defends odds men, saying bets are open and players can assume layers temporarily if odds don’t match risk.
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York
New York
Albany
John G. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Hosierymen Face Tough Week With Dallas Millmen
Alabama Hosierymen open a heavy schedule on Thursday at Alabama Park against Hub Myhand's Dallas Millmen at 4 pm. Lev Gentles may pitch, and the visitors add Floyd Bryant to strengthen their lineup. Myhand's club is one of the season's top outfits, aiming to extend a 15–2 record, after beating Winchester 16–7 on Saturday.
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Alabama Hosierymen
Hub Myhand
Dallas Millmen
Alabama Park
Columbia (Tenn
Silk Sox
Southern Rails
Sheffield Park
Hosierymen
Huntsville
Sheffield
Lev Gentles
Myhand
Floyd Bryant
Lincoln-Dallas
Dallas
George Mincher
Southern Leaders Compiled for The Associated Press
The AP compiled major league season leaders from data by Charles H. Miller. Dwyer Nash led batting with 112 hits in 288 at bats, 52 runs, .389 average. Triplett Nash 74 hits in 197 at bats, .376. Sington Chat 93 hits in 248 AB, .375.
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Associated Press
Charles H. Miller
Dwyer
Nash
Triplett
Sington
Chat
Duke
Mom
Scott
B'ham
Browne
Little Rock
Thomas
Atlanta
Nashville
Schmidt
Sharpe
Darrow
Birmingham
Richards
Webb
Knoxville
Taitt
Wright
Chattanooga
Nonnenkamp
Marquardt
Memphis
Mill team game postponed by rain in Alabama
The softball game between Julian Hardy's Alabama Mill No. 2 and the Business Men was postponed Monday afternoon due to rain.
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Julian Hardy
Alabama Mill Team No. 2
Business Men
Damaging Winds Sweep North Mississippi Counties
Winds of considerable velocity swept over several north Mississippi counties last night causing damage in county districts.
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Holly Springs
Miss
Mississippi
Rough action tonight features Dillman vs Ludwig in Decatur main event
Dynamite Joe Dillman the rough house star from Indiana heads the Decatur program at Martin arena. Ludwig, who boasts invincibility, promises to flatten Dillman in a best two of three falls bout with a 90 minute limit. The card opens at 8:30 with Sem i final Johnny Marrs vs Charley Layton. A third man will be announced ringside by promoter Chris Jordan as fans expect the season’s largest crowd.
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Joe Dillman
Indiana
Decatur
Otto Ludwig
Martin Arena
Ludwig
Dillman
Hitler
Loal
Chris Jordan
Johnny Marrs
Charley Layton
Lynn
Mass
Marrs
Layton
American Legion
Recreation room added to CCC camp Athens
A billiard and recreation room was added to the Athens CCC camp under Leonard Roth educational advisor. The new facility aims to keep the boys at the camp and provide low cost recreation.
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CCC
Athens
Ala
Leonard Roth
Experts Off On Bees Predicted Bottom Finish
Sports Writer notes experts were wrong about the Boston Bees finishing last in the NL as they beat the Cubs 5 to 1, extending their record to six wins in eight games. The article covers NL and AL standings, including the Dodgers, Giants, Cardinals, Tigers, Yankees, Red Sox, Senators, and Athletics, with key moments and home runs by Wally Berger and Rip Collins.
Air Conditioning Arrives in Athens Doctor Installs System
Athens Alabama June 23 Air conditioning has appeared in Athens at the office of Dr D J Wilson the local dentist with installation expected to spur further units under the citys low TVA electrical rates.
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Athens
Ala
D. J. Wilson
TVA
Farmer Clas sen Captures Four Months Old Fox Alive
In Bloomington Illinois on June 23 a farmer named Classen pursued a four months old fox across a field and caught it alive after a brisk foot chase. The fox proved quicker at first but Classen was faster.
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Bloomington
Iill
Raymond Classen
Classen
Stars Edge Hadley as Yankees Top White Sox
Yesterday's Stars beat Hadley with strong relief pitching to slow the White Sox. Derringer and Goodman drove in multiple runs for the Reds as they limited Dodgers to six hits. Travis Jackson homered twice and drove in four for the Giants. Collins sparked the Cardinals offense with five RBIs on two homers and a single. Pucinelli doubled in the eighth to score Finney for the A’s win over the Indians. Rogell collected three hits and the go ahead RBI for the Tigers against the Red Sox. Benge limited the Cubs with seven hits.
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Bump Hadley
Yankees
White Sox
Paul Derringer
Ival Goodman
Reds
Derringer
Dodgers
Goodman
Travis Jackson
Giants
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Collins
Cardinals
Phillies
George Pucinelli
Athletics
Lou Finney
Indians
Bill Rogell
Tigers
Red Sox
Ray Benge
Bees
Cubs
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National batting leaders include S Martin of the Cardinals at .371 and J Moore of the Phillies at .362. J Martin leads in runs with 56, Medwick tops RBIs at 65, and Jordan of the Bees has 96 hits. Ott leads home runs with 12.
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Associated Press
S. Martin
Cardinals
J. Moore
Phillies
Jordan
Bees
J. Martin
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Ott
Giants
Moore
Herman
Cubs
Joe Medwick
Goodmen
Reds
Camilli
Klein
Phililies
Collins
Berger
Cardnals
J. Dean
Warneke
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1930s AL and NL Standouts
Gehrig of the Yankees leads batting with .392 and 15 RBIs for the season while Foxx of the Red Sox hits 18 home runs and Gehrig also tops the Tigers’ runs batted in. Sullivan of the Indians leads with .380, with Goslin of the Tigers at .61 and Power's 12 steals for the Yankees. Pitching leaders include Pearson of the Yankees at 10-3 and Grove of the Red Sox at 9-3.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Sullivan
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Red Sox
Goslin
An Tigers
Foxx
Trosky
Powell
Werber
Piet White
Pearson
Grove
Crax Making Rout Of Race In Southern Association
Atlanta adds Emil Dutch Leonard from Brooklyn to sharpen a staff led by Schmidt and Thomas as they chase Memphis and extend a June lead. Memphis and Chattanooga games were interrupted by dust rain and darkness while Birmingham edged Chattanooga 71 6 and Knoxville Little Rock were rained out.
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Associated Press
Southern Association
Memphis
Atlanta
Crackers
Emil “Dutch” Leonard
Brooklyn
Billy Bayne
Dodgers
Atlantans
Bill Schmidt
Bud Thomas
Leonard
Lynn Nelson
Rachamps
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Coombs
George
Overman
Barons
Fol Linke
Senators
Lanahan
LeGrant Scott
Stephenson
Trapp
Scott
Brown
Stevie
Knoxville
Little Rock
Replacement quota assigned for COC camps in state plan
Montgomery Alabama June 23 replacement quota of 1 has been assigned for COC camps for the next sixths. W Frank Persons of the Department of Labor in Washington has advised Dr A H Collins director of state department of public welfare.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. Frank Persons
Department of Labor
Washington
A. H. Collins
State Department of Public Wefare
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Schmeling
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Doyle
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Jack Burns
Hank
Jimmy Thompson
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Jimmy
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Oklahoman
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Bill Henry
Los Angeles Times
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Patricia
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Drew Shankle
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Commercial Dispatch
Zelmor Levin
Woonsocket
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N. Y
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Harry Rayson
Hugh
Fullerton, JR
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Ripper Collins
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Hal Schumacher
Yanks
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Rhodes
Johnny Allen
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