Boosters Outslug Yale In Free Scoring Bee 11 to 6
Boosters outslug Yale 11 to 6 in a fast moving night game at C and N W park. Hank Peyton led the hitters with 17 Safe hits as the Boosters piled up runs despite darkness stopping play in the mid inning. Al Hanson and Wright paced the Boosters with multiple hits while Ted Kuehl held Yale to limited scoring. A Sunday double header with Northern Pacific railroad club is set at 1 PM.
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Boosters
Yale
N. L
Huron
Hank Peyton
Ted Kuehl
Bill Aca
Wide Kuehl
Tom Teuber
Ben Ct
Bloodgood
Hanson
Peyton
Doyle
Van
Welsh
Gyo
Lrena
al Hanson
Booster
Wright
Burns
B. Hanson
Ventoch
Ted Hoht
Yaie
Northern Pacific Railroad Club
St. Paul
C. & NS. W. Park
Railroaders
Davids
Jason
Conmax Falls Canarias
Americam Legion Jun- Ie
Teuber
Bullis, Jr
Martin
B. Maass
K. Martin
C. Bloorgood
Collin
B. Marlin
Hohm
Kuehl
Rich
A. Maass
B. Martin
Kuehl Um- Dipte Harta
Consistency Sets Nelson Up For Olympic High Jump Hope
Butler University star Nelson pursues a place on the U S Olympic team as he overhauls his technique under coach Hermon Phillips. From a rocky rise to a record breaking season, Nelson's lean technique and jump progression put him on a path toward the summer meet in Los Angeles.
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Clare Blacky
Los Angeles
UN Sam
Bert Nelson
Butler University
United States
Nelson
Hermon Phillips
Butler
Bob King
Philips
Kansas Rewe
Missouri Valley
Ames
Indiana
Welso
Missing Armour and Hagen Ignite Canadian Open Opening
Ottawa July 7 Mystery surrounded the whereabouts of Walter Hagen defending champion and Tommy Armour top favorite as the 72 hole Canadian Open began. Neither practiced on the Hunt Club course and late reports left their participation in doubt. Many leaned toward Leo Diegel as the likely winner while others such as Farrell Burke Cruickshank Perkins Duncan and Dudley were listed among top contenders.
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Ottawa
Walter Hagen
Tommy Ar= mouur
Hagen
Percy Alliss
England
Armour
Leo Diegel
Johnny Farrell
Billy Burke
Bobby Cruickshank
Phil Perkins
Horton Smith
Willy Cox
MacDonald Smith
George Yoo Elm
Harry Cooper
Emmett French
Olin
Martie Dutra
Ed Dudley
Packers Rails Clash Tonight In City League Diamondball
Tonight’s game features Armour Packers versus C M W railroad to decide upper standings. Both won last week and aim for sole or shared first with Standard Oil, while Elks and Huron Dairy meet tomorrow after a rained-out contest. A loss could end the loser’s championship hopes.
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Huron
Armour Packers
C. & M.W. Railroad
Elks and Huron Dairy Products
Elks- Dairy
Jurges Shooting Is Investigated In Chicago
Chicago police probe a double shooting in a hotel room involving Bill Jurges of the Cubs and Violet Popovich a former chorus girl who wounded herself and Jurges while claiming she intended only to shoot herself. The letter to her brother blamed Kiki Cuyler and Lew Steadman for breaking up their romance and Jurges and Popovich both survived their injuries.
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Chicago
lPi
Rogers Hormsby
Chicago Cubs
Bill Jurges
Violet Popovich
Vailis
Jurges
Kiki Cuyler
Cub Outfielder
Lew Steadman
Mike Popovich
Billy
Kiki Curler
Curler
Culver
Jurcex
James
Hennessey Opens Net Title Defense
John Hennessey of Indianapolis, the defending champion, began his title defense at the Minneapolis invitational tennis tournament with Jay Cohn of Santa Monica as his third round rival after clear second round progress. Upsets shook the field as Weston Painter and Henry Norton defeated top seeds Karl Kamrath and Sterling Williams respectively, while Robert Bryan and Robert Van Fossen prepared for a third round clash. Doubles play began today amid strong field action.
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Minneapolis
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Jay Cohn
Santa Monica
Cal
Cohn
Hennessey
Weston Painter
Henry Norton
Painter
Karl Kamrath
Austin
Texas
Soves
Sterling Williams
Norton
Robert Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert van Fossen
Lesser Lights Of Past Seasons Are Big Aid To Leaders
The National league race is a rookie dominated contest as Pirates surge ahead by three and a half games thanks to Steve Swetonic and Bill Swift's 16 wins and the bats of Tony Pict and Floyd Vaughn. Lennie Warneke and Bill Herman boost the Cubs while Betts and Brown keep the Braves near the top. Warneke gains eleventh win, Cubs reclaim second, Dodgers and Reds split a twin bill, and the Red Sox rally from 4-0 to beat St Louis 5-6 in a late game.
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Sharteiy
Heydler
Pittsburgh Pirates
Steve Swetonic
Bill Swift
Tony Pict
Floyd Vaughn
Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Lennie Warneke
Bill Herman
Huck Betts
Bobby Brown
Boston Braves
Swetonic
Betts
Braves
Giants
Larry French
New Yorkers
Warneke
Fhullies
St. Louis
Bill Hallahan
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Owen Carroll
Freddy Heimach
Chick Hafey
Boston Red Sox
St Louis
Associated Press
Marty McManus
Red Sox
Ton
Cardinals
Charley Grimm
Phillies
Asaas
Rhe Tatea
New York
Pittsburgh
Mooney
Gibson
Oma Swetonic
Grace
Luque
Hogan
Padden
Brooklyn Seco
Thurston
Moore
Skaute
Quinn
Loyez
Carrall
Lombardi
Brooklyn Cinnati
Heimach
Scheforth Kolp
Menion
Boston
St. Lewis
Zachary
Spohrer Hallehan
Mancuso
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hansen
J. Dav Warneke
Hartnett
Questionable sports riddle column on 1920s athletics circus
A fragmented magazine style piece riffs on Olympic stars like Patrick O Callaghan and Paavo Nurmi, marvels at hammer throws and sprinting feats, cites Gunboat Smith praise, teases Walter Hagen and Jack Dempsey parallels, and muses on boxing golf and wrestling trends with a stream of questions and curiosities from the era.
Saints And Millers Battle Homers In Puting Down Eastern Invasions
Saints and Millers fend off eastern invaders in a high scoring day across twin cities. Millers beat Toledo 3 to 0 while St Paul won 9 to 5 at Lexington Park. Minneapolis failed to score again as Indianapolis blanked Kansas City 3 to 0 on the first night game for Association clubs at Muehlbach field.
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Saints
Millers
Chicago
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
American Association
Twin City
Lexington Park
Nicollet Park
Minneapolis
Hauser
Mawry
Ganzel
Harris
Toledo
Fenner
Jeffries
Beck
Norman
Columbus
Cullop
Hed Birds
Ferner
Olivares
Brannom
May Discontinue Mitt Broadcasts
New York July. The state athletic commission may bar professional announcers from the mic for championship fights. NBC and CBS threaten to pull ring broadcasts unless boxing experts and officials such as judges or referees are allowed to broadcast.
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New York
Ltate Athletic Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Graham McNamee
Charles Francis Coe
Mikes
Nurmi Radio Talk Set From New York
Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi will speak on NBC radio tomorrow at 5 15 p m EST. Nurmi arrives in New York with the Finnish Olympic team en route to the Los Angeles Games.
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Paavo Nunmi
International Athletic Zederation
FL A. A. F
Nurmi
Paavo Nurmi
New York
Nalionial Broadcasting Company Network
Los Angeles
Local Youth cyclist completes 60 hour cross state ride
Bennett Pearson, 18, of Biloxi Mississippi rode a bicycle from his home to Henderson Kentucky in 60 hours. Other baseball results show American League and Association games with several postponements and multiple scores including Louisville 4 Milwaukee 3 and Toledo 3 Minneapolis 9 Columbus 5 St Paul 9 Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 9.
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Bennett Pearson
Biloxi, Miss
Henderson
American Association
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Stewart Leads At Half Way In C C Golf Title
Stewart held a commanding position midway in Haven cowsky club tournament with an 18 hole medal score of BM, six strokes ahead of nearest rivals. Defending champion Disrud and top contenders Saylor and Bob Smith trailed as Whaley Hue Colton and Weir among others chased for second place. Stewart opened 42 then matched in, while Disrud and Smith tied for runner up as observers expect the 1932 champ may break last year’s 17 stroke record.
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C. B. Stewart
Haven Cowsky Club
Stewart
Bob Smith
Secimnt
H. C. Whaley
Ton Hue
Stanley Colton
L. Weir
Catry Stewart
Slashut
Stewie
Yar
Disrud
Trogue
Smith
Saylor
Disrudt
Ross Matson
Gust Jacobson
Fimeheer
Harrold Beats Gettysburg 3 2 in Tight League Game
Harrold defeated Gettysburg 3 to 2 in a Tuesday baseball encounter amid league title race tensions. Shober pitched for Harrold with strong work, while Wiszkle delivered the decisive two‑run double in the ninth with bases loaded to seal the win.
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Harrold
Gettysburg
Attysburg
Miller
A.V. Py Jeague
Wisvzkle
Shober
Harrald
Legion Juniors And K of C Play Tonight at C N W Park
Legion Juniors and K of C clash with series tied at one apiece in a practice session at C N W park tonight at 6 15. Manager Bloanberg says the game sharpens the Legion Tun jorg attack ahead of upcoming junior competition next month. New players lead to extra practice and overtime sessions planned this week.
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Mound
Northern Pacifics
Yale-Booster
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Sdaesd
Cub
Georgia Department of Game and Fish
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Lwia Brauer
Patrick O'Callaghan
Ireland
Ralph Metcalfe
LaFollette
Mihats Stn
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Metrae
Eddie Tolan
Phils
Gunboat Smith
New York Athletic Commission
Mr. Rages
Waller
Percy Williams
Amsterdam
Perry Williams
Bill Killefer
Browns
Red Kress
White Sox
Bump Hadley
Bruce Campgel
Jack Dempsey
Gene Sarasen
Sarazen
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Elizabeth Reed
New York City
Polli
Indians
Boken
Blues
Missourians
Wingard
Ariple
Kelly
RAE & Lovie
Blaebolder
Bengough
Weiland
Connolly
C.C
Stewart Quy
Huesgen
Gillette
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