Athletics Boost Lead With 7 6 Victory Over Senators
In Washington the Athletics beat the Senators 7 to 6 as Rube Walberg closed strong after an early exit by Grove. The win moves the A’s within half a game of the Yankees, who split with the Red Sox. Gehrig homered for the Yankees as Boston won the nightcap.
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State Stars 70 Teach and Coach
Eight star graduates of South Dakota State College move into teaching and coaching roles after graduation. Schaefer will work in Ashland Kentucky with company support for athletic participation. Hiner receives $900 teaching fellowship at the University of Florida for advanced pharmacy studies. Others take posts as agricultural agents, high school teachers, and coaches in Sisseton Brookings Gettysburg Barnard Frederick Plan kinton Woonsocket Wagner Hig
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Lipton's Challenge Accepted by Yacht Club
New York on June 19 a yacht club accepted Lipton's challenge for a series of races toward the American Cup. Liz Thomas reports Lipton's challenge and the club's consent, outlining an upcoming slate of events and contenders.
Helen Wills Exhibits Tennis Sketches In Bond Street Gallery
London June 18 Helen Wills the famed tennis champion eclipsed herself yesterday by opening an exhibition of 34 watercolors in a Bond Street gallery Critics and spectators viewed portraits of tennis stars including four of Wills herself and six of rival Suzanne Lenglen The paintings priced at 12 guineas each about $60 drew interest from art lovers and tennis fans alike
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Baseball scores and lineups from yesterday's National League games
Yesterday's results show New York and Brooklyn in close scores with players Mays Benton Henry Wogan O Farrell Picinich Walker O Farrel Me Weeny Picinich and Haid Bell Holland Smith Leonard Blake Bush Gonzales Cantwell Leverett Spohrer Davis Zealie Sweetland in mixed NL action. American Association notes Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee Columbus St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville rain.
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Games Today in Major Leagues and Associations
American League Detroit in Cleveland Boston at New York National League Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago American Association Milwaukee at Columbus Omaha schedule reads as listed with emphasis on matchups and venues.
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Sarazen Ready to Tackle Winged Foot Open Challenge
Gene Sarazen, Open champion in 1922 and 1923, will test his power at Winged Foot in the approaching Open championship. A long hitter who began as a caddy at Apawamis, he has been a constant threat in recent years, with notable 1925 1926 and 1927 showings and a near-runner up in 1923 and 1929 British. The 7000 yard course at Mamaroneck suits his aggressive style as he aims to defy the traps and defend his status as a former champion.
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Madhens and Millers Shine in American Association Lead
The Minneapolis Mollers? Madhens and Millers dominate the American Association as Minneapolis leads after a rain-delayed day. Bud Parmalee homered with a man aboard for the Madhens in a 12 to count over Kansas City. St. Paul beat the Indians 4 to 3 behind Betts and Sheely. Milwaukee moved ahead of Columbus with a 4 to 1 win as Ryan held Columbus to five hits.
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Wolsey Team Shows High Hitting Mark in Recent Games
Wolsey has displayed strong hitting across the last four tilts, two league and two non league, totaling 63 runs on 8 safeties while opponents mustered 40 runs on 35 hits. The June 19 report notes Wolsey’s offense outpacing opponents in recent showings.
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Gonzaga Star Signs with Pirates After Spokane Play
Mel Ingram, Gonzaga University baseball and football standout, announced signing with the Pittsburgh Pirates and will report in Chicago Sunday. He has been with the Spokane club of the Idaho-Washington league.
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Winged Foot Course Open Championship Preview
Brian Bell describes Winged Foot West Course at Mamaroneck as a tough “he man’s course” for the upcoming United States Open. The layout measures 6,697 yards with back tees for the 72 holes, featuring many traps and near-perfect greens. Players Bobby Jones and amateurs speculate that a 296 total may hold up against the course’s demanding test.
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Standard Oilers rout Dairy to lead league race
The Standard Oilers defeated the Huron Dair y Products 11 to 8 to seize undisputed first place with a 1.000 percentage. Oilers jumped ahead early while Dairy tied at 4 after three innings, but Oilers pulled away and held the lead. Batteries: Oilers Schaefer and L Bloodgood. Dairy Colton and Poole.
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Schmeling Training Camp Buoyed by Left Hook Promise
An Lakewood New Jersey training camp report proclaims Max Schmeling has a perfect left hook and learned a punch in weeks that took Jack Dempsey years to develop. The text then turns to sharp asides about other figures and a note that Hurry-Up Yost has quit after naming the head coach.
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Reigh Count Seeks Climax in Gold Cup at Ascot
At Royal Ascot Reigh Count aims to cap a storied career as he meets Haegland's team in the Gold Cup. Mrs John D Hertz plans to bring the great four year old colt back to the United States after the race to finish his racing career, which began as a juvenile and peaked with the 1928 three year old championship.
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Northern South Dakota Golf Tournament Programs Released
Highmore hosts the Northern South Dakota Golf tournament July 7 to 10 with qualifying rounds on July 7 and an alternate July 6. Championship and president flights run Monday and Tuesday, finals Wednesday, with 6 holes in championship and 18 in others. Women play 18 holes across Monday and Tuesday. Open houses Monday and Tuesday, banquet Tuesday night. clubs from Pierre to Aberdeen participate. Tournament committee includes Schilling, Matteson, Ryan, and Drew.
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Panama Al Brown Crowned Bantamweight Champion by New York
Panama Al Brown defeated Vidal Gregorio of Spain at Queensboro Stadium to be recognized by the New York State Athletic Commission as defending bantamweight world champion. Brown, six feet tall with 118 pounds, floored Gregorio three times in the 18th round sealing the decisive 165 round win as the tangled title situation in the 118-pound division began to clear.
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New York and Panama Boxers Score Wins in Madrid Ring
In Madrid bouts Brown of New York and Panama defeated Vidal Gregorio of Spain by points, while Cuba’s Kid Chocolate stopped Teddy Roth of New York in the third round. The results add to a slate of international matches with strong performances from Caribbean and American competitors.
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