Denver pros Ralph Smith and J Rogers defeat Little and English 2 and 1
Denver June 19 W Lawson Little amateur golf champion and Frank Regt Denver amateur lost to John Rogers and Ralph Smith both Denver pros 2 and 1 after an 18 hole match. Little posted a medal score of 74 with a late surge from Rogers and Smith.
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Denver
W. Lawson Little
Hrntick
Frank Regt
Ark Till
John Rogers
Ralph Amith
Little
Stanford University
Colorado Springs
Southerners Threat in National Intercollegiate Track
Souther California and Southern athletes dominate reports from the NCAA championships in Los Angeles. Bonsalang Bint led a strong Southerners squad with 40 of 68 points, backed by stars Glenn Tine Ain Jack Torrance and Nathi Blair. Hardin and O'Neil boosted points, while other Tigers like Fisher Newell Stowert and Torrance contributed in sprints hurdles jumps and throws. Glenn Cunningham and Gene Venzke were set to arrive for national collegiate events at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Glenn Tine Ain
Wardier
Quirtéballer
Jack Torrance
Nathi Blair
Yo Hardin
U A. A
Tonahip
Bobini
Robert Tis
Ireland
Clsdall
Hardin
Cho
Tok Kiesel
California
Nowell
Bronz
Stewart
Flanders
Hig
Ted O'Neal
John Lonhian
O'Neil
Lehmay
Louiaiana
Athtetar
Loyal of the South
Roland Romero
Tes Angeler
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Los Angeles Coliseum
Beet Cultivation Lag Slows Farm Output
Sugar company officials said beet cultivation is lagging as workers struggle to break soil crust and conserve moisture. They warned results should improve quickly once cultivation gains momentum, with immediate effects expected in the coming period.
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Sugar Company
Tueeday
Ther
Cuba Plans To Repudiate Machado Loan
A Cuban committee investigates a roughly 60 million dollar loan from the United States contracted during Machado’s regime. The grounds claim that loans signed under Sindhado are not legally binding on the current Cuban government, and repayment is rejected.
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Cuba
Machado
Havana
Controversy Delays Southern Colorado Dam Project
Washington reports ongoing dispute over water diversions for irrigation stalls final consideration of a 2.5 million dollar PWA Indian bureau application for tamar and flood control at Plane River in Southern Colorado as officials note no action since last April. A separate item notes a Milliken scouting group departing for Copyland Lake for a week of maneuvers with Johnstown units joining later. Also covered is a New York stance against a Rosanbloom Sermoule light heavyweight bout and a recovered 1944 Chevrolet sedan left by a Denver owner weeks ago.
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Téas Estated
Washington
PWA
Indian Bureau
Plane River
Colorado
Indian Bucpan
Ted
Milliken
Copeland Lake Millken
Noy Scouta
Carrol Culver
Roy Prosch
Willan Culver
Jedler
Donald French
Copyland Laky
South St. Vrain
Ny 16
Johnstown
Loys
Bill Altvater
Cheater Krupp
Sco Jones
Floyd Watson
Ronatd White
Raymond Knapp
Junior Mamphey
Mra
J. &. Humphrey
Altvater
Mia
Ray French
Comlade
Gar
Denver
Han
Wee
Guérese
Tennis Notes on United States Cup Prospects and Perry
A column by Alan Gould surveys American hopes for the Davis Cup campaign, predicting a close path abroad with Perry to challenge top players like Crawford and Vines. It weighs Sutter and Lott opinions, notes England’s fears over Perry and the doubles edge for the United States, and discusses Williams, Van Ryn, and the looming pros turn for Perry.
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Alan Gould
Daviarie Hacup
Unie
U. S&s Aventa Australia
Yngland
Lennie
Bill ‘Miden
Asso Elma
Grarse M. Lott
Sam
Fuglund
Luca
Auatralla
Perry
Austin Pra
Offhach
Uma
Vines
United States
United Statea
Daria
Williams
Willams
Stoefer
Willaws
Pressere
John van Ryn
van Tryn
Jott
Sloefen
Police Honored by Humane Society for Rescues in NYC
Seventy one New York City policemen received certificates of honor from the Humane Society for lifesaving rescues. The ceremony highlighted acts safeguarding animals and people, underscoring police teamwork and public service in the city.
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New York City
The
Humane Society
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Baseball scores from Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and other venues. Entries list teams and players such as Heston Hartnett Padden and Loomis with scattered details and partial game results. Some games noted postponed or pantomimed with limited schedule mentions and a reference to meridian noon timing.
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New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
L Pet
Eas
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati li
RiugeEe Heston
Hrandt
Spohrer
Hartnett
Hableh
Munks
Beck
Leonard
Lopez
Frey
Lombardi
St. Louie
Graboweki
Lohrman
Hansen
Trolley
Davis
Wilson
Todd
Carlo
Tom
Lindsey
Mooney
Vemi
AL Saaumiston
Hiratgamer
Twoo Putdebeand
I Pstlak
Stewart
Sawyell
Marder and
Myatt
Weaver
Russell
Greeley Elks
Dilton
Oh Lofgren
H. Meyer
I. Mayer
P. Lorenz
Ua Rete
A Beavely
J. Moyer
A. Kneupal
Chistian
Mosier
Hayilow
Baal Kelley
Welgand
Rosy Mosier
Glark
E. Kneapel
Greeley Bie
W Reed
Hardin
Clifton
Ant
Stanley
Hathaway
Phelps
Wiliams
Ridgeway
Pisdel
James
Ct Ray
Dillon
Opper
Ir Delaney
Turchlell
I! Kintz
W. Gettman
Cf T Ii
Gettman
Lindberr
Hicks
A Zupke
Hisbop
J. Gettman
Cc. Geltan
Lololf
Traynor Named Pirates Manager After Gibson Exit
Joseph Snyder reports Genth iorold Pie Traynor is named manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, succeeding George Gibson as club president Williams Hou newanger announces. Traynor, long time Pirates third baseman and captain, takes over as the team slides from second to fourth, pledging cooperation and focus on improving pitching and play without guarantees.
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Joseph Snyder
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Genth Iorold
Traynor
Wosphall
Terning
George Gibron
Pittsburg Myroia
Thachange
New York Glonte
Williams Hou ‘Ewanger
Bonswnanger
Fice
Gibson J
Sam Watters
Gihney
Ciear
Pirates
Biaco
Gibaon Nos Bern Gilot Ulmea
Fle
Yrayoor
George Gir Con
Dave
Seen from the Bench in Denver and Beyond Exposition
A garbled mix of sports notes from Denver and other locales recounts amateur golf champion W Lassen Little and Frank Bogtsly testing balls, a Denver exhibition led by Little, and Smith posting the low medal score. It also mentions Jim Slattery’s comeback victory, boxing, track, and various golf and baseball matchups with names like Larry McArthur, Rex Eaton, and Paul Dean. Multiple references to tournaments, records, and notable figures fill the page.
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Frank English
Ralph Smith
J. Rogers
N.C.A.A
Sayd Beet Cultivation Lagsa
Aregard
Rot
Luiess
Putea
Aerson
Olin
Dutka
Brehtwoor
Area
Aly
Brea
Colorado Dam
New
York
Jana
New York State Athletic Commission Today
Madison Square Garden
Mario Rosanbloom
Enzo Sermoule
Mre
John Jacob Astor
Sportslants
Sutter
Lott
Hugland
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Secon
Seagon
Wimbledon
Forest Tila
Ife
Tilden, Vines & Co
Thapras
Wradamark
Bcorchy Smith
Thern
W.O.W
Pirate Club
W. Lassen Little
Frank Bogtsly
G. Ralph Smith
Tudelay
Smith
Jimmy Slattery
Ught
Comebacek
Eddie Kaminakiion
Kaminstt
Wreser
Glenn Qunningham
Larry McArthur
Donald Mearthur
Rex Eaton
Giants
Pittsburgh Blac
Ple Traysor
Gibaon
Paul Dean
Thessay
Dirty Dean
Cincinnati
Feraoklyn
Biu Milstoin
O. K. Evans
Teachers
Denver City
Merle Ogle
Dave Hauer
Pratt Pee Starper
Ute
Vernon John
Wooledge
England
Danver
Lupton Morchante
Gira
Ifalen’ Wells
Envoy
St.sPawi
Fig
Locheritio
Tammy Paul
Frortita Miller
Onenday
Paul
Veto Wicks
Antione
Goods Lomgany
Taylor Dam -Bii
Ickes
Ateodeted Press
Uorilnau- Benica
Agen
Ennan
Spud Rod
Branc
Ropers Wranglers
Drum and Bugle Corps
Greeley
Sterling
Chey
Grout
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