Boosters Edge Carthage 7 4 In Narrow Open Night Game
The Boosters struggled but defeated Carthage 7 to 4 at the Carthage diamond. Peyton used a revised defense with Ossman and Albin guiding the attack, while Bullis Hanson Wright and Burns contributed key hits as Huron avoided a late rally and stabilized for the win.
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Ios
Cathine
Huron Ub
Carthage
Peyton
Watertown
le Albin
Omer
Miner County Irons
Welen
Ding
Johnson
Huron
Wole Gnantees
C. Broadgold
A. Hanson
Wright
Boosters
Carthage Club
Albin
Iss
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Bullis
Paulson
Cuthage
Roosters
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Isaacson
Burns
Winkage
R. Raber
C Johrann
Harah Po Cella
C. Bowdgood
Rabo
C. Sehawn
Poon
M. Johnsen
Maacen
D. Anderson
Ae ‘Totzls
Aurea
Paulsen
Munear
Alvin
Shoemaker
Ena
Risko And Walker Meet Fourth Time In Cleveland
Risko fights Walker in Cleveland in a 12 round middleweight bout billed as the fourth meeting between Mickey Walker and Johns. Walker, at 170 pounds, gives up 25 pounds to the Cleveland challenger. The card also features Willie Sly and previous matchups with Fchnay. Lake Preston Wins Run Includes Arlington and North Preston Victories.
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Risko
Walker
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Johns
Cleve- Soirel Municipal Studioe
Ium
Willie T Sly
Mickey
Fchnay
Lake Preston
Arlington
North Preston
Clarence Beck
Lake Preston Euro
California eyes title in national women's golf
William Braucher reports California poised for a bid at the National Women's Championship as Leona Pressler Cheney, a Missouri native, challenges for Eastern recognition. Cheney’s string of near misses since 1927 shows California’s strong claim amid past Western dominance and a backdrop of rivalries with Glenna Collett Ware.
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William Braucher
NEA Service
New York
Leona Pressler Cheney
Cheney Originals
Missouri
California
Iowa
Ilinois
Cheney
Britain
Glenna Collett Ware
Mrs Ware
Yale Crew Is Big Favorite In Varsity Regatta
NEW LONDON Conn June 24 Yale varsity rowers led by Johnny Jackson faced Harvard in the annual intercollegiate clash. Yale held a 2 to 1 edge as favorite, with spectators betting on an even, hard four mile duel amid ebb tide conditions. The day before, the camp waiters staged a dramatic head race finishing second, signaling a likely varsity win the next day.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Johnny Jackson
Fran
New Haven
Bartlett's Cove
B.S. 1
Eastern Athletes Gather for National AAU Track Meet
Eastern athletes from 36 colleges linked up at Berkeley California for the National Intercollegiate AAU track and field championships to be held July 2 and 3. Some 228 arrived yesterday with coaches Lawson Robertson of Pennsylvania heading the Olympic team effort, Gustov Kirby of New York and Sarmes Al Sevier of Columbia among others.
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Berkeley
Calif
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Gustov Kirby
New York
Sarmes AL Sevier
Columbia University
Minneapolis Millers regain lead over Columbus in AA standings
Chicago, June 24. The Minneapolis Millers defeated Columbus 7 to 4 in the latest AA contest to reclaim first place by percentage, despite Columbus remaining close in games won and lost. Hi Voodenburg sparked the win with seven hits in a 7 to 2 Minneapolis victory. Indianapolis dropped a 3 to 2 decision at Milwaukee, while Toledo split with St. Paul, winning 6 to 4 and 4 to 2. Kansas City climbed to .500 with a 6 to 1 win over Louisville as pitcher Smith starred.
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Chicago
Donie Bush
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus
Millers
Thy
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Hi Voodenburg
Red Birds
Ohio Capitol
Indianapolis
Ernie Wingard
Toledo Mudi Hens
Kansas City
Louisville
Smith
Archie McKain
Americans Lead In British Tournament Draws Near Finish
Americans head the men’s singles field at the British tennis championship as round of last sixteen unfolds in London. Vines leads Jamaica delegation with Woot Mangin Shields and Adlis on the list. Timmer and Satah, Austn and Fere t among others remain in contention for the title.
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Bun- Ay) Austin
Fred Perry
J. S. Gun Feret
Trance
HK Satah
L Aoki
Japan
Hans Timmer
Holland
Jack Crawford
Australia
E. Maier
Spain
Roderich Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Vines
Agki
Timmer
Satah
Austn
Feret
Helen Will Moody
Kitty. MeKane Godfrze
Snd
Sarah Palefrey
Betty Nuthall
Helen Jacobs
Yesterday's Stars In Baseball Highlight Reel
Gavie Goslin of the Browns hit three home runs in seven at bats against the Yankees. Al Thomas of the Senators held the Indians to eight scattered hits. George Earnshaw of the Athletics pitched a four hit game to beat the White Sox. Don Hurst of the Phillies drove in a run with a double and three singles. A Spohrer of the Braves tripled in the tenth to drive in the winning run against the Dodgers. Fred Pitsimmons of the Giants allowed six hits to beat the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Gavie Goslin
Browns
Yankees
al Thomas
Senators
Indians
George Earnshaw
Athletics
White Sox
Don Hurst
Fphillies
Philly
Cubs
Spohrer
Rum Aginst
Dodgers
Fred Pitsimmons
Cardinals
Goslin
Goose Goslin
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia AshJolics
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Joe Judge
Heinie Marush
Washington
Cleveland
Sharkey Schmeling Verdict Declared Closed Incident
New York reported that the uproar over the heavyweight title decision last Tuesday night is fading. Brig Gen John J Phelan said the New York state athletic commission will not investigate the bout, and neither the referee Gunboat Smith nor judges George Keily and Charles Mathison were summoned to attend the commission meeting. Ice Jacobs and Johnny Buckley were not asked to attend either.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Texas
John J. Phelan
New York State Athletic Commission
Gunboat Smith
George Keily
Charles Mathison
Commission
Ice Jacobs
Schmelings
Johnny Buckley
Sharkey
Petrolle Set for Title Shot at Canzoneri Bout
New York June 24. Billy Petrolle, the Duluth veteran known as Fargo Express, will meet Tony Canzoneri in a 13 round bout at Madison Square Garden outdoor bowl on August 8 with Canzoneri’s lightweight crown at stake. Petrolle, who has defeated McLarnin and Battalino and beaten several welterweights, seeks his first major title opportunity after a comeback from retirement.
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New York
Iile
Billy Petrolle
Duluth
Tony Canzoneri
Madison Square Garden
New Outdoor Bowl
Canzoneri
Peirelle
Fargo Express
Petrolle
Jimmy McLarnin
Christopher
Bat Battalino
Eddie Bar
Juste
Slarez
King Tut
Billy Townsend
MecLarnin
Petroile
Canzmeri
Chicago
Tony
Home Clubs Take Most Of Honors In Intersectional Play
The intersectional results show home clubs dominant in both leagues. The National League saw New York and Philadelphia strong, while the American League highlighted St. Louis Browns, Goose Goslin’s three homers, and a pitchers’ duel scene. Giants, Cubs, Tigers, and Phillies posted notable wins as the season unfolds.
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Braves
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Reston
St. Louis Browns
Leacus
St. Louis
Wor If
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Bosiorr
Begion
Fittsbiitch
Chicago
Cincimnnati
Phillies
Chuck Elvin
Boston Braves
al Spohrer
Maranville
Giants
Associated Press
Carleton
Desy
Lindsay
Mancuso
Fitesitamans
Hogan
Boston
Vane
A. Maore
Shaute
Picinich
Seibold
Cantwell
Betts
Spoctrar
Wood
Bush
May
Hartnett
Collins
V. Davis
Thomas and
Berg
Brown and Myatt
Earnshaw An Khraneony
Berry
I Weiland
Connolly
Bridges
St Louis Oe
Fi Ruffing
Dickey
Hadley
Blagholder
Hebert
Gray
Bengough
Athletes Try For Olympic Team Jobs
A dozen huskies gathered at Dyche stadium Northwestern University for a tryout for ten spots on Uncle Sam’s Olympic decathlon team. Of 20 entrants only three will be chosen to represent the United States. Key contenders include Jim Bausch, Berlinger retired, Mortensen’s eligibility questioned, and Wilson Charles Jr as closest challenger to Bausch.
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Chicago
Dyche Stadium
Northwestern University
Uncle Sarn
United States
Barney Herlinger
Pennsylvania
Jesse Martinsen
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Jim Baus
Miller Wins Playoff Contest At Wayland
Wayland hosted a playoff game against Miller with Miller prevailing 6 to 5. Batteries were Wayland and Borkhing with Bothwell, Miller’s Sisk and Glennon. The matchup followed a recent game played at Miller.
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Miller
Wayland Wayland
Wayland
Way
Borkhing
Bothwell
Sisk
Glennon
Ree
Baseball Scores From American Association Night Games
St Paul lost to Toledo 4 to 7 while Minneapolis defeated Columbus 7 to 3 in a night game. Kansas City beat Louisville 6 to 0 the same evening and Milwaukee edged Indianapolis 3 to 1 in another listed contest.
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American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Igit
Young Net Star Parker Beats George Lott in Upset
Milwaukee youth Prankee Parker, a 19 year old rising star on clay, defeated Chicago’s George Lott 6-3 2-6 6-4 3-1 6-3 to reach the semi finals of the western singles championship. He set up a clash with Junior C City after eliminating Fritz Mercer in the quarters.
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Chicago
Prankee Parker
Milwaukee
George Lott
United States
Parker
Lott
Dilve
Junior
C. City
Fritz Mercer
Bethlehem
Two Winners Here is pretty Asther Brodolet holding her favorite
Asther Brodolet holds her winning greyhound War cry after a race at the Bebnant mark in Culver City California. The article notes greyhound racing began in California in 1920 and has grown with hundreds of dogs across many tracks. It claims greyhounds can run twice as fast as trained humans and cites a 1927 American greyhound time of 27 seconds for a quarter mile versus 50 seconds for a college quarter-miler.
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Asther
Culver City
Calif
Rcing
California
Svoven
College Buy
D Ball Heads Meet Tonight City Ball Association Session
Preparations for the second hall season are underway as city diamat ball managers meet at the Els club rooms in the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Tom Luby will chair the meeting at 8 o clock and the league lineup is expected to stay the same for the second half. The Standard Oilers, first half champions, seek the second half title to avoid a post season city championship. Teams likely to play the Oilers include the Elks Huron Dairy Products C N W railroad Swander Bears and Armour Packers. Managers should bring player lists to finalize changes before next week. The second half schedule is expected to be launched next Tuesday night and will be drawn up for approval by managers at tonight s meeting.
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Ball Association
Els
Marvin Hughitt
Tom Luby
Association
Oilers
Elxs
Huron, Dairy Products
C. & N. W. Railroad
Swander Baisers
Armour Packers
Agree On Changes In Cage Rulings
New York June 24 The executive committee of the basketball rules committee reached a decision after six hours of discussion to adhere to changes made at the annual meeting last April. The ten second rule and the curb on the black pivot play will be incorporated into the code for the 1932 33 season.
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New York
Mitt Basketball Rules Committee
Yale Celebration Is Great Success
Yale's fourth annual Whoopee Day on June 22 drew large crowds with diverse attractions and an aggressive ad campaign. The afternoon Yale vs Carthage game drew about two thousand, Yale winning 11 to 4, as organizers and sponsors reported high satisfaction and planned a fifth event for 1933. The day showcased entertainment and community support across Yale.
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YALE
Carthage
Tech High
M. A. Bee
Howard Amusement Company
Californian Leads Open After First Round With 69 At Fresh Meadow
The report notes a Californian opening with a 69 while leading the national open at Fresh Meadow Country Club. Multiple players followed, with Leo Diggel and Jaze 73 among contenders, as other stars trailed in the crowded leaderboard. The USGA announced Glenview’s North Shore Golf Club would host the 1933 Open Championship, with dates to be set later.
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Hanasu Golaha
Wetale
Fident
Cali
Sikiddine
See
Dutra
Nin
Leo Diggel
Jaze
Heain Briwend
She Augustine
Till Burke
Impion
Walter Hagen
Ltovd Gullickson
Chile
T. Phil
Perkins
Joe Kirkwood
Walter
Weir And Saylor In Tourney Tie
Weir faces Dr H L Saylor after 28 holes in a quarter final, with a likely 18 hole playoff due to a handicap gap. Gust Jacobson reaches the semis by beating Howard Shol 4 and 3, to meet George McKeon who defeated Tom Dintes 3 and 2.
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Weir
Huron Courtey Club
Bie
Sable
Joyd Beneson
H. L. Saylor
Gust Jacobson
Howard Shol
George McKeon
Tom Dintes Zea
Lake Byron Player Sustains Broken Nose In Game
Lake Byron first baseman Christ Hofer suffered a broken nose during the Wheesie day celebration game. An accidental collision occurred in the eighth inning as Hofer charged a ball fielded by pitcher P. F. Hohm running for first base. The incident ended Hofer’s participation in the forenoon contest as Lake Byron led in the day’s events.
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Lake Byron
YALE
Christ Hofer
Hofer
P. F Hohm
Fights Last Night AP Roundup Across Cities
In Pittsburgh Tomy Freeman of Cleveland scored a knockout over Lee Sala and cut Jackie Wilson in Pittsburgh. In Davenport Kid Leonard stopped Bud Saltiz, while Wilbur Chevalier edged Mickey Genaro in Milwaukee. Sammy Levine knocked out Johnny Lombardo in Milwaukee as Yommy Paul defeated Varias Milling in Sacramento.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Tomy Freeman
Cleveland
Lee Sala
Dancra
Chico Cisneros
Jackie Wilson
Davenport
Kid Leonard
Last Moline
Bud Saltiz
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wilbur Chevalier
Cudahy
Wis
Mickey Genaro
Waterbury
Conn
Sammy Levine
Johnny Lombardo
Sacramento
Calif
Yommy Paul
Buffalo
Varias Milling
Philipvines
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