Washington Huskies Lead Regatta Favorites at Poughkeepsie
In the 44th Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship on the Hudson, nine eight-oared crews prepare for a four mile race under improving weather. Washington, the strong favorite, faces challengers including California, Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, and Princeton as crews aim for fast times and potential upsets.
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Yellowjackets Gain Decisive 10 To 4 Victory Over Brewers
Yellowjackets move into second place in the city league after a 10 to 4 win over the Brewers. Russ Bullis hit two home runs for the Sudsmen, tying league lead with Thompson from Sport Shop. Winters and Waldener limited Brewers to seven and two runs respectively.
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League Leaders AP Baseball Stat Highlights
American batting leaders include Williams of Boston and Heath of Cleveland with .373. Home run leaders DiMaggio of New York and York of Detroit with 5. Pitching leaders Feller of Cleveland and Benton, Ryba, and others with low ERAs. National League batting leader Ott of New York at .364. Camilli and Ott top in runs and homers. Pitching leaders Riddie of Cincinnati 6 0 and Krnst Nahem lead in wins for St. Louis.
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Northern Leaders Are Hard Pressed In Northern League Action
Wausau and Grand Forks remained atop the Northern League after hard fought games last night. Wausau tied Crookston in the ninth before Welly Zwatty delivered a decisive single for a 9-8 win. Grand Forks scored early and held on as Eau Claire rallied late but fell 10-9. Winnipeg upset Duluth 17-12 as Sanenier defeated Fargo-Moorhead.
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Brooklyn Bad Boy Draws 90 Day Suspension For Throwing Ball
Nashville pitcher Poffenberger received a 90 day ban announced by Southern Association president Trammell Scott after an on field argument with umpire Ed Hoffman. The incident occurred during a 9-2 loss to New Orleans last night. Manager Larry Gilbert declined to comment.
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ROUNDUP OF SPORTING NOTES AND BUMPER CHIT-CHAT
Evening Huenite reports a miscellany of sports items from June including auctions of golf sets for charity bringing 1650 dollars, a barber offer tied to a Dodgers game broadcast, Wisconsin oarsmen dubbed Cheese Champs delivering cheese to rival boathouses, NOVIXOFF dropping out and Milwaukee hopes for sharper form, Dempsey and Brennan, Indians and Felder predictions, Godfredson’s long scoreless outings and curfew, plus a guest star note on San Jose Spartans losing veterans to the army air corps.
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Junior-Juniors Lose First Game To Pierre Huron
Junior-Juniors opened the season with a 5 4 defeat to Pierre at Fieste. After a scoreless first frame both teams traded runs, with Huron taking the lead in the second on a single by Luby and Fullerton scoring on a runner. Sibbley pitched the final two innings, allowing one more, as Huron built their margin in the fifth with Larghe scoring and Sibbley driving in a run.
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Gas House Gang Shows Versatility for Cardinals
ST LOUIS June 25 NEA In a bright young player comeo to the St. Louis Cardinals versatility marks Branch Rickey s new crop Jamesville NC Jimmy Brown handles shortstop second base and third base Johnny Hopp Don Padgett Eddie Lake Crespi and Don Wilson Padgett emerge as key versatile assets in crucial games especially against Brooklyn Padgett s journey from outfielder to catcher and first base has made him a dependable utility star with a .389 season batting in 1938 and continued value as a pinch hitter and multi position player
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Nova Gets Wish Joe Waits For Him Fight Preview
New York dispatch reports Joe Louis and Nova clashed over strategy before the Billy Conn bout. Nova urged Louis to wait for him, then predicted Conn’s fate. Boxing insiders see Nova's chance as he eyes a September matchup with the champ, while Conn doubts Nova’s endurance.
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New Boss Fails To Spark Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers lost 4 to 2 in their first game under manager Charlie Grimm. The Minneapolis Millers, chasing the American Association flag, won to tighten their grip on first place. Lou Nouikoff led with three hits in four at bats, driving in a run in Lewisville. Columbus defeated Toledo 4 to 0 while Louisville beat St Paul 4 to 1. Kansas City rose to second place.
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Norfolk Clings To Top Position
The Associated Press reports Norfolk holds first in the Western League by edging the Denver Bears 7 to 2. Pueblo Rollers defeated Sioux City 9 to 0 while Cheyenne beat Sioux Falls 6 to 3. Other box results list Larsen Cadwalder Nasalik Hoscheit Evans Palermo Wagner Keenig Gretek Weglizzyn Tichacek.
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S. D. Guardsmen Have Tough Team
CAMP CLAIBORNE La June 25 The regimental baseball team of the 109th Engineers from South Dakota previews a strong 34th Division showing Under 2nd Lt Joseph A Baker and coach Set Lewis Bloodgold the unit has beaten the 37th Division and the 2nd Division team from Camp Livingston Ahead of a road trip to Ville Platte the team features a five man pitching staff led by Wally Brusse with a full roster including Madison’s John Clark at first and several Huron Sturgis and Winter players across infield and outfield positions.
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Golf and Tennis Moments From Earlier Championships
Sports notes recall Princeton and LSU tying for the NCAA golf title a year ago. Georgetown’s Johnny Burkes won a qualifying event. Helen Wills Moody overcame a slow start to beat Mrs. Robbie Miller of South Africa 8 6 6 4 in Wimbledon. Five years ago Jack Sharkey defeated Phil Brubaker in a 10 round Boston bout.
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Yankees Aim For First Place Amid Tight AL Battle
The New York Yankees crushed the St. Louis Browns 9-1 and edge toward the top of the American League. Cleveland Indians, tied atop the standings, were routed by Boston 13-2 as the race tightens to a game. Washington beat Chicago 3-2, Detroit downed Philadelphia 3-2, and in the NAL St. Louis Cardinals beat Boston 13-1 while the Dodgers routed Pittsburgh 8-0 to stay close to the leaders. Hank Leiber of the Giants was injured by a beaning in a 3-1 win over Chicago. Reds beat Phillies 5-1.
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Yesterday's Stars Show Key Hits and Pitches Across Leagues
Lefty Gomez pitched five hit ball to beat the Browns for the Yankees. Jim Tabor hit a grand slam as the Red Sox pounded 18 hits against the Indians. Lon Warneke and Johnny Hopp starred as the Cardinals shut down the Braves. Hopp drove in four runs with a homer. Bucky Walters pitched well and contributed a two run game against the Phillies.
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Talaber Throws Thom in Indiana Wrestling Meet
In Indianapolis Frank Talaber of Le Chicago pinned Billy Thom of Irvington, Ind, at 180 pounds in a wrestling bout reported by The Associated Press.
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