Finland Eyes Olympic Decathlon Honors From Jarvinen
Jarvinen forced rival Yriola to set a world record 8053.29 points to win the Olympic decathlon as Akilles leads with 255.475 points across ten events. American prospects include Jim Bausch and Joss Mortensen, while Charles and Borlinger aim to round out the U S trio under cautious expectations.
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Buster) Charles
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University of Pennsylvania
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Los Angeles
Armours Climb Out Of Cellar In Postponed Game
In a delayed matchup the Armours overcame a late deficit to beat the Oilers 13 hits with 12 errors noted by observers. Long and Ar Nehes led with strong hitting while Swander contributed home runs and Woolstrebill and Lowell Smith sparkled for the Packers as solid defense supported the win.
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Buick Cup Tennis First Round Progress at Tyrone County Club
Buick cup play continues with half the field finished. Notable results include Dr. C. R. Stewart defeating H. C. Wha and H. B. Hedblom advancing over E. L. Bidles. Bob Smith beat Dr. J. H. Faust 7 and 6, while H. J. Mitchell won over Jack Feathers 6 and 4. Other matches hinge on tonight's outcomes and earlier rounds saw Revi Ss defeating Bert York and McKeors beating Stanley Cat.
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Yack Frost
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B. F. Patton
Bart Floayesn
Two Win Matches In C N W Tourney
In the second annual C N W railroad championship golf tourney two players advance to the quarterfinals. Wayne John defeated M Whalen 4 and 2 after Whalen earned medalist honors. Ray beat Claude Ebert 4 and 3. First round matches must be completed by Sunday night as sponsor Mark Spang confirms.
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Nament
Bankers Lead City Golf League After Third Round
National Bankers hold a comfortable lead in the city public links league as four teams remain. In last week’s action the Bankers beat White Eagle Oils 78 or 165 and Morrin Colton Grocers defeated Investors Syndicate 75 to 78. Matches must be finished by Sunday night June 19. In London Elsworth Vines loses to Harry Hopman six two six three.
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Durocher Works Left Hand Hitting Amid Batting Struggles
Leo Durocher of the Cincinnati Reds, a right handed batter by birth, continues desperate attempts to hit lefthanded to raise his average. He has trained for four years without breaking .200, taking tips from Miller Huggins Rogers Hornsby Frankie Frisch and Paul Waner to adjust stance, wrist action, and plate approach.
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Baseball Scores From American Association Games
Kansas City fell to Columbus 4 to 6 while Milwaukee edged Toledo 4 to 3 in American Association action.
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Canzoneri Dublinsky Set for Thursday Bout in Chicago
World lightweight champion Canzoneri meets Chicago youngster Harry Dublinsky in a 10 round non title bout at the West Side Boxing Club. Canzoneri is a 10-5 favorite. Dublinsky aims to test the champ and boost his standing among lightweights.
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Huron Boxers Lose In Camp Rapid Tournament Bouts
In Camp Rapid boxing shows among the 100th Engineers and others, Huron’s Barkley loses to Clark while Madisons Harris outpoints Boyle. Stenholz vs Bebo draws after three rounds and extra, to be rematched. Neiden wins, with Vinatieri losing uphill. Judges from Sioux Falls Vermillion and Huron.
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Baseball and Track Notes From The Week
AP reports Indians and Yankees fans saw Averill power a homer and multiple hits, Hal Lee boosted the Phillies, and John Ogden starred. Reds and Red Sox players delivered key runs, Foxx powered the Athletics, and Campbell Burns joined a four-hit Browns effort. Fairfield javelin tale covers Bob Long claiming a record buried in a practice mishap.
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Bruce Campbell
Irving Burns
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Senators
Challenger In Fine Condition For Championship Mix
ORANGEBURG June 15 Tack Sharkey, fresh from shower, relaxed in camp quarters after a clean sparring session with Joe Sekura. weighing about 203 pounds, he previews the 15 round heavy weight title defense against Max Schmeling on Long Island next Tuesday night. Schmeling fears staleness as he concentrates on rest and golf ahead of final workouts.
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Joe Sekura
Max Schmelins
Long Island
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Singston
Max Schmeling
Pop Fusser
Merager
Tiny Melarrin
der Maxie
Young Sportsman Is Stadium Head
Young Sidney N. Strotz, age 34, heads the Chicago stadium board and has steered the $7,000,000 arena from near collapse to profitability. Since taking presidency, operating costs dropped from 1800 to 3100 daily and early 1932 earnings nearly match all of 1931, under Strotz backed by Chicago wealth.
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New York
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Sheldon Clark
Dency
Stepenfetchit Favored in Chicago Derby Field
Stepenfetchit rose to favoritism for the American derby at Washington Park, a $50,000 feature to be decided Saturday. The Whitney star arrived late and led the early public odds while Economic and other leading contenders faded due to injury. Top Flight and Evening were also eliminated from contention. A cotton boll weevil was found drinking from a wash basin in Greensboro, Be Gy.
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Appointment of Spike Webb as U S Olympia boxing coach
William T. Kenney of Boston announced H. Bl. Spike Webb as coach of the United States Olympia boxing team. Webb, famed trainer of naval cadets at Annapolis and mentor to champions such as Gene Townes and Fidel LaBarba, stresses correct gym teaching to prevent fouls and promote proper techniques. He warns against mercenary managers who push pros over developing amateurs.
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Spike) Webb
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Metcalfe Prepares For Olympic Trials Ahead Of Palo Alto
Metcalfe returns to Milwaukee after breaking three world records and tying another at the national intercollegiate meet in Chicago. He trains under Marquette’s Coach Conrad M. Jennings for the American final Olympic trials set for July 15 and 16 in Palo Alto, California.
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Berlinger Likely to Skip Olympic Trials in 1992
Philadelphia news reports Barney Berlinger, Sullivan Award winner for 1991, may forgo the Olympic contests due to business commitments. Coach Lawson Robertson stated Berlinger cannot find time to train and probably will skip the Anson and Chicago tryouts after three years dominating the Decathlon at the University of Pennsylvania.
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India
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Gar Wood finishes new Miss England Defender hull
In Detroit on June 15 the latest Gar Wood craft for the Harmsworth trophy nears completion. Kate Den, the English pilot, will renew his challenge in September on the Lake St. Clair course with a longer heavier craft than the Miss England that was defeated in the first attempt.
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Boosters Engage Carthage Tonight in Open Baseball Match
Carthage faces the Beetown Boosters in a twilight game at Lincoln Park. Starter O’Brien will link with Burns on defense as Collin shifts to the outfield. Paulson, noted for defeating the Canaries, will pitch for Carthage in a bid to continue their string of wins.
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Millers Defend A A Leadership In Tight Race
The Millers moved into Toledo today aiming to close the gap on Columbus as they vie for sixth place in the league. Milwaukee trimmed Indianapolis to one game back by taking four of five in the Toledo series, 4 to 2, as Bill Lee pitched well for Milwaukee.
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U Has Picture Of 1889 Football Team Vermillion
A framed photo dated June 15 in the University of South Dakota museum shows the 1889 football squad. The players wore no headgear and similar uniforms. spring games were played as the team endured rough play. On May 3, 1889 they drew at Brookings with shared gate receipts, and members include C. H. Ross, Will Shannard, Bert Valentine,Jeté Stickney the captain, Clint Reeves, J. R. Copus, Ed Holman, and others.
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J. R. Copus
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Jeté Stickney
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A. Y. P. Baseball League Set To Resume Play
Harrold June 15 special notes that rain postponed last week’s A Y P games. Next Sunday matchups include Got at Harrold Pierre at Agar Hee Heignis at Miller and Onida at Port Pierre.
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