Rowing Supremacy in Balance Monday
Poughkeepsie June 24 The Intercollegiate Rowing Association’s 24th championship draws premier crews from Washington and the United States Naval Academy, with Navy and Washington expanding the field. Navy seeks to prove its national class after long absence, while Washington aims to assert Atlantic dominance against traditional powers like Columbia, Pennsylvania and Syracuse.
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Poughkeepsie
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
University of Washington
United States
Naval Academy
Navy
Lismutlle
Annapolis
Washington
Carell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Poughtegoste
Alther New London
Poughkeepale
California
Cardeal
Cornell
Otha
Cimon
Ente
Harvard
Arma
Tien Pontieytyania
Antal Irs Escandan
Ayr Racuen
Dempsey Ready to Fight or Lose Title in Wills Bout
New York boxing circles report Dempsey must fight or forfeit his title as talks heat up over a proposed bout with Harry Wills. Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager, met Tex Rickard and Frank Moran to confirm a tentative contract and seeking state commission permission for the match location.
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Dempsey
UW Yeo
Mn SmInck Hempney
Ty Torna
Willermere
Peldera
Johnny Scilmne
Amd
Sebany
Rot
Neentinvang
Hla
Cerival Hery
Jack Kearns
Chynplon
Tex Rickard
Frank Wourney
Kear
Teotion Ws
Dempney
Rickard
Champoy & Ones
McGann
Raat
New York
London
England
Dempsey-Carpentier
Wome Zendon
Ely
Ute
Jack
Joe Beckett
Sromnalley
Harry Cline
Dempey
Jax
Polnia
Id Law
Johnny Bassam
Nuya
Dimetr Bx
Carpentier
Unier Oh
Tete
Levincky
Harry Greb
Gene Tunnny
Bow Maetin
Alte Bmuhhan
Billy ‘Minka
Greb
Corbett Maps Nippon Golf Rise and Weakness in Play
James J. Corbett surveys Japanese golf prospects led by Hajime Kamnasaki. He notes Japanese short game and wrists are strong but driving power lags, keeping Americans ahead. He cites players like Samasaki and Chung, Honolulu results, and discusses equipment limits and evolving training.
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James J. Corbett
Maturu
Hajime Kamnasaki
Jaime
Nippon
Empire
Japan
Itliy
Bates
Hartley Ching
Honolulu
Francis Brown
Chung
Eagles A C Play Tonight at Whitley Center
The Eagles A C travel to South Whitley today to meet South Whitley Motorok, the Tastent team. The Eagles have recovered form and appear ready for a strong advance. Braut will lead Lia Engids as the team prepares for the game. Tickets and arrival details set for 2256 o'clock, with departures at 2280 o'clock. Next Sunday the Eagles face Ta Roanoke club in a key match. club seeks players to fill lines and address if interested at 1706 Went Main Street.
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C. Inaenutl
Whitley
Haan
Brautfor
Lia Engids
Burt’ Diamand
AAL
Englea
Faglen
Taat Roanoka Club
Jocaia Des
Roanoke Lada Taxt Eqnan
Plan for Irish Olympic revival at Croke Park
Dublin June 8 Preparations are underway for a crowd of about 109 000 expected to witness the revival of the Aonach Tailsteann Irish Olympic games at Croke Park in August Thirty seven committees have approved a government grant of £144 000 for the tournament featuring events from wrestling to weight throwing and an art and infantry exhibition Foreign participation is limited to Irish entrants as the games remain international in spirit
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Dublin
Croke Fase
Triah Devant
Origin of Thoroughbred Horse Racing Through Centuries
The article traces horse racing origins to ancient Arab, Indian, and Moorish influences. It credits Arabian stock and later imports with shaping the Thoroughbred through centuries of selective breeding. It notes the role of foundation sires, enduring traits, and persistent improvements guiding modern hot blooded breeds for cavalry, hunting, and sport.
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Horas Association of America
Apoea
Aires
Narsus
Asmire
Ondiranre
Kamenese
Dempsey Farewells British Hype Over Carpentier Fight
London reaction cools to a Dempsey Carpentier rematch plan as promoters admit interest faded. British fans favor the champ’s straightforward style over a French challenger, while observers debate Boxers’ true standing and future bouts amid shifting international boxing politics.
Close Matches in Semi Final Flight at the Country Club
In the teatura match of Min jeant finals ne the spring Championship Rolf tournament at the Fort Wayne Country club yesterday PF J Mow Guttoch and George Hotey went 201 flea before McCulinch finally wore one up Charlen Pidgeon defeated Jack O Connor T W Roterta defeated W T Mc Kay one up on 78 holes in the cool salation while H Andrews defeated W Dowd by default The Stars must be played next Saturday July 1 bringing together Charles Pidgeon and F J McCulloch in the championship and Reletta and Andrewa in the consolation
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Min Jeant
Fort Wayne Country Club
PF. J. Mow Guttoch
George Hotey
McCulinch
Charlen Pidgeon
Jack O'Connor
T. W. Roterta
W.t. McKay
H. Andrews
W. Dowd
Baseball Ques tions From the Public Ledger Couplets
Readers submit curiosities on baseball history including four stolen bases, repeated winners, and base marking. The inquiry cites Jonny Loftus, Jack Jackson, and a 1922 era box score question, with mentions of the Chicago Cubs and the English Derby winner quoted at odds.
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Journal-Gezetta
Jonny Loftus
N. H
C. Anawern
W. Wilmot
Shicage Cubs
Halla
Pater Jackwon
St Croix
Vlad
Trsala Club
Korea
Tns
Bomtembert Timmworiet
Public’ Ledger Co
Messy local sports tryout notice at Welryor Park
This morning a five game practice session is set for Welryor Park at 10 Sunday. Players urged to report include Btrong Jahop Moorinal Madre Hammler Beyer Heisler Meiding Rump. Infielders and outfielders are invited for tryouts. Molbay reports several promising infield and outfield prospects.
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Tha Mensa
Welryor Park
Btrong
Jahop
Moorinal
Madre
Hammler
Beyer
Heisler
Meiding
Molbay
Breaugt Rer
The Catcher In Baseball Strategy And Signals
Practical notes on catcher duties focus on signaling, field positioning, and reading batters. Emphasizes protecting signs, avoiding tips, and coordinating with pitchers and umpires. Highlights common mistakes, base running threats, and the need for consistent communication.
BOB ROPER SEEKS WILLS MATCH IN NEW YORK
Captain Bob Roper, heavyweight contender, seeks a bout with Wills in New York to challenge Paddy Mullins negro warrior. Roper notes his record and readiness to post a forfeit with boxing officials and travel to stage the match. He cites past wins and a claim to face top opponents as proof of his merit and willingness to fight any local club promoter.
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NW York
Bob Toper
Citexigo
Boxing Commission
Orieane Pusither
Carl Morte
Tulan
Brad Fulton
Bes
Denver
Hoper
Ed Martin
A. E. FF
Weank Storan
Roberts
Soules
Tom Gibbong
Harry Grab Tour Mes
Thej Dosky Wills
Paddy Mullins
Eloba
Roper Asaerty
Ceadinesa
Ainga
Roper
Jonnoy
Hia
John Hancock
Willa
Raper
Tulsa
Joss Withed
Renvene
Willard
Kuroysey
French Lick Gears Up For Million Dollar Golf Links
French Lick Ind after three years of prep unveils a one million dollar golf course. Architect Donald Ross praises the long rapid greens and bunkers with a 7200 plus yard layout designed to host the Indiana state championship in August. Water supplied by a million dollar reservoir sustains the course amid July heat while hazards line every fairway and green demanding precise shots.
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Ind
America
Inta
AiMowe Oveek
Janz
Wimbledon Classics Open as Five Americans Compete
June 24 reports that five American players, including Mrs. Mallory, will enter the Wimbledon championships starting June 26. The U S Lawn Tennis Association concentrates on a Davis Cup defending team, while the men’s side features Caner and Gore among others. Mrs Mallory seeks to extend her American title as she faces Mile. Lenkyson and the star field in a year of strong foreign competition.
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Thias
Wimbledon
England
States Lawn Tennis Association
Whmbledon
Willam T. Tildon
Promier Ringtes
Molin
Mallory
Bonnia
Tiargard Ganer
Mile
Ausanne Lenkyson
Champian
Forest Tix
Marvelloun Molla
Leanglen
Maers
Dotte
Mattory
Unites Eialox
Mina Molla Hfiredt
Marwerten
L Mallory
Smoking surplus fish for home use revealed
An article outlines a method to preserve extra fish by brining and smoking. It details cutting, brining with a salty solution, drying, stacking in a barrel over a stone fire, and smoking with hardwood for several hours. The process aims to extend fish supply for future meals.
Cleveland Indians to Reorganize Soon
Cleveland Indians to reorganize soon with B. B. Barnard expected as president and Tris Speaker set to continue as manager. Jane C. Duna appears to lose control of the club under the new plan.
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Cleveland Indians
Claveland
Jina
Cleveland Boal Club
B. &. Barnard
Cie
Jane C. Duna
Tag Club
Mediocre Form Displays Uncertainty in Tight Baseball Races
The Giants and Yankees, early Western trip results show, share flaws despite star power. Ruth's antics spark umpire tensions as both New York clubs and St. Louis battle for supremacy. Detroit rises from last to near contention, while Washington and Chicago challenge strong West teams. The National and American Leagues edge toward a pennant race likely to unfold through June with shifting form and road records.
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Oforde Chaowiokagripht
Tournal- Gazette
Tapid
Curette
New Fork
Giants
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Sudo
Ruth
Tauitegs
The
Nationale
Nadia
Tyesumoes
Yankeew
Yankeew Have Just Finished With Their Western Experience? Xeven
Victorien
Ning
Banobill
New York
Feng
Amerie Learue Nings
Kometindy
Miro
Hononth
Altena
eAay
Thei
Lsu
Tareartainty
Wween
Detroi Club
Deerole
Detroit
Guite
Eblitty
Scivan
Senators
Washington
St. Louis
League
Ilkely
Oy Toon
Loula Roverng
Thor
Purdue Star Gets Trial with Cards
Purdue batter Later Whresner, star pitcher of Purdue for three seasons, earned a tryout with the St. Louis Nationals as he prepared to report for evaluation. Known for power at the plate and versatility on the field, he joined college teammates in the limelight during the season.
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Wasner
Iiterior
St Toule
Toilermaker
Hie Collers
Wagner
Ackerman's Secret of Catching Bullfrogs Guide
Primitive frog catching described with cane pole, line, and lure. Details include weaponless methods, gear setup, and capture technique emphasizing amateur to professional comparison. Mentions big catches of 1,200 bullfrogs and weights around four pounds.
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Ackerman
Hunter
Aden
Nebraska colleges seek new coaches across state
Nebraska colleges show a dearth of searching material for 1935 football coaches. Indications suggest any hired may retain current staff, with few exceptions. Names mentioned include Tay B McCandlow of Nebraska. Peru Normal’s Read Dale. Wayne’s read, and Shadron Normal may keep Coach West.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nepranka Colleges
Permal Neliaols
Tay B
McCandlow
Nebraska
Uni
Reratty
Placa
W. ‘Ed
Speer
Peru
Inside Dope on Muscalunge Fishing From The Mooring
Morris Ackerman presents a quirky guide on muscalunge fishing describing seasonal patterns and best practices. It outlines timing from September to July, preferred hours from 4 p.m. to dark, and trolling with specific lures while noting dangers and handling technique for angling success.
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