Friendship Of Rival Athletes And Top Baseball Action
A dramatic AP sports feature recalls two NYU football stars Lassman and Grant, their hospital trials, and a late medical miracle. Later, Chicago Cubs beat the Giants 5-4 to save the series as Detroit, New York Yankees, and Senators post varying results in a tense baseball day.
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William J. Chipman
Associated Press
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Connie Mack
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John Pious Quinn
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Shea
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Gehrig
Red Faber
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Twowns
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Jimmy Zinn
Charlie Ruffing
Jack Russell
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Cubs Win Streak Snapped As Giants, Pirates Triumph
In baseball action, Little Eagle’s 110 to 9 victory snapped John McGraw’s five game string, lifting the Cubs to third place while the Giants hold fourth. Roush and Terry homered for New York as the Cardinals split with the Robins, and the Braves beat Cincinnati 4 to 1.
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Wilson
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Hornsby
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Terry
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Leading Hitters From AP Imply Cherokee Standings Update
The report highlights Paul Waner and Lou Gehrig as top hitters, each with two hits in three Oklahoma City Little Eagle chances, amid scattered notes on Ruth’s solo flight and Cherokee naming quirks, with only partial clarity on related stats and identity mappings.
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Associated Press
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Lou Gehrig
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International 200 mile race entry and boxing notes brief
Altoona racer Ray Keech enters the 200 mile international race on June 15 after winning the Memorial Day Sweepstakes at Indianapolis. New York plans feature Al Singers fragile chin target for a 16 round bout with Leo Kid Roy at Jess McMahon's arena tonight. Davis Cup team members John Van Ryn John Hennessey and Wilmer Allison sail for Europe on the Berengaria, with George Lott joining later. Philadelphia Henry De Wanker seeks the lightweight title in America aiming for Sammy Mandell. New York Hurry On, a 3 year old colt, injures a leg in training after a $70 000 yearling price. Chicago boxing dates for next week revised by the State Athletic Commission with Paddy Harmon headlining Von Porat vs Rocco on June 10 and Mique Malloy at White City on June 14.
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New York
John van Ryn
John Hennessey
Wilmer Allison
Europe
George Lott
Chicago
State Athletic Commision
Paddy Harmon
Otto von Porat
Emmet Rocco
Mique Malloy
White City
Les Marriner
Napoleon Jack Dorval
Columbia's Cockiest Crew to Row in English Henley
A 150 pound Columbia eight plans to sail to England for Henley and Marlowe regattas after beating Penn and Yale. The crew includes two Britons, Garrett Bow from Stratford on Avon and Jenny No 12 from Vancouver, with alumni funding if they win remaining races. Coxswain Domenech, at 105 pounds, inspires the team with bold starts and fierce rhythm.
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Ted Vosburgh
Associated Press
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Standings and results from Atlantic Subagua games
Yesterday's results show Fairmont beating Cumberland 13 to 3 and Scottdale 6 to 2 over Clarksburg as Jeannette and Wheeling split 6 to 4. Today Scottdale visits Fairmont and Jeannette plays Charleroi with Johnstown at Clarksburg Cumberland at Wheeling. In another set, Boston leads Philadelphia and Chicago, while New York, Detroit, Cleveland, and St. Louis post varied scores. Pittsburgh hosts Boston and Brooklyn visits Chicago. Standings list Philadelphia 31 10 27 17 and New York 22 4 16.
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Fights Last Night Fights Report Impromptu Card
Des Moines card reports McPeck of Chicago knocked out Phe of Omaha while Hymie Wise won on points over Bert in a rough set.
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Ray McPeck
Chicago
Joey Phe
Ian
Omaha
Hymie Wise
Des Moines
Bert
Iowa Prosulting Case Reveals Bad Situation
Chicago June 5 The Big Ten may become the Dig Nine after January 1 unless the conference changes its stand. A special investigating committee voted to uphold Iowa’s ouster after five hours of hearings. Iowa must prove it can stop athlete proselyting and control its programs by January 1, 1980 or sever athletic relations. Major John L. Griffith noted the case could hinge on connections between coach Everett Case and former Iowa stars.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
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Towa
Major League Leaders and Reported Maritime Disaster
Major League leaders listed by batting and pitching categories for both leagues with names like O Doul Frisch Gehringer and Klein. A late June report from Yokohama notes the Japanese steamer Ukomaru with 700 Russian passengers, 380 wintered crew, 43 aboard, possibly lost with many drowned. An editorial line urges guiding by admirations over disgust.
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Tendon
Lloyd's
Yokohama
Open Tourney Opens With 235 Golfers On Long Island Courses
Two hundred thirty five players paid five dollars each to compete in the Open Championship preliminaries on Long Island with 731 other golfers across 18 courses nationwide. The New York field of 235 must trim to 28 qualifiers for the Winged Foot event June 27 to 29, with two Salisbury Club courses used for early rounds.
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New York
Long Island
United States
Winged Foot Golf
Clube New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Salisbury Country Club
Viscions and rivals pace boxing card across cities
A scattered sports and crime item shows boxers Viscions Davenport and others earning outpoints in New York and Winnipeg, with Carl Augustine Minnespolis and Riccardo tazolla among the defeated. A mid ocean arrest story follows the ship Manuel Amnus arrival and a murder case in Las Vegas related to the slaying of HidoN Yewr-ol wife. Authorities report the killer and his son in custody as justice moves forward. The page closes with an editorial remark on family quarrels and rural life.
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Spi
New York
Manuel Amnus
Manuel Secades Japon
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Seyior
Hidon
Linder
Birthdays Stimulate Golf and Tennis Sparks Across Nations
The article notes notable birthdays influencing the golf and tennis world this year. Betty Nuthadl of England celebrated on May 25, tying birthday milestone to a Wimbledon win over Elizabeth Ryan with decisive 5 1 6 1 scores, while Horton Stith claimed the French professional title on May 24, and Abe Diegel impressed at the Ryder Cup with a 65 round.
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