Montana University Flops at Eugene in Coast Meet
The University of Washington crushed the Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division meet at Hayward Field in Eugene, scoring 59. Oregon finished second to Washington by a narrow margin over Washington State, with 37 to 36. Montana placed last with 4 4 points as Moehler of Oregon set a discus mark and Rufus Kiser of Washington broke the PCC mile record in 4 minutes 1.68 seconds.
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Stanford Net 3rd Straight Track Title In Record Margin
Stanford University captured its third consecutive Intercollegiate A.A.A. track title at Franklin Field Philadelphia on June 1. The Cardinal dominated with 454 8 points, the largest margin in 30 years, led by a sensational 1 521 5 half mile from Phil Edwards of NYU and nine event wins. Southern California was second with 21, Pennsylvania third with 187 8, New York University fourth, Yale fifth, California tied with Pittsburgh for sixth.
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Tilden and Hunter Defeated by French at French Championship
Paris battle at Holand Garros saw Bill Tilden lose to Rene Lacoste 6-1 6-0 5-7 6-3 in the men’s singles semifinal. Frank Hunter fell to Jean Borotra in a tight quarterfinal 6-3 10-8 6-4 6-4. Helen Wills-Hilltop Villa reached the women’s final as Renee Mathieu topped Cecilie Auvsem 8-2 2-8 6-2 for the national title contender.
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Misa Helen Villa
England
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Germany
Geology notes on glaciers and earth curvature findings
A report discusses temperature and stature measurements of glaciers in the country. It notes ninety two mountains surveyed with seventy three shrinking. It compares figures with past years and mentions the earth's curvature at seven inches per mile. The text lists several names and places tied to the observations.
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Phillies Stop Pirates in 9 4 Victory in Pittsburgh
Philadelphia unloaded a barrage of home runs to beat Pittsburgh 9 to 4. Hurat hit two circuit shots, Klein Whitney and LeNan homered once each. Klein’s thirteenth of the season keeps him atop the league home run race. Three Pirates pitchers tried to stem the Philadelphia siege, but the Quakers prevailed.
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Reds Defeat Braves in pitching duel at Cincinnati
The Reds beat the Braves 3 to 2 as Ash and May edged Smith in a pitching duel. May earned the win with relief in the seventh, delivering the decisive run in the eighth. Key plays included a double by Dressen and Allen driving in the third baseman, with Roman and Maguire among the run producers.
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British Golf Stars Hold Their CWA Invasion Score
American Ryder Cup team wrapped up a 1929 invasion of England as Walter Hagen led wins with Archie Compston and Henry Cotton delivering notable British victories at Coulsdon and Selsdon. British and American golfers shared honours in medal events and exhibition play as Hagen and his squad sailed home to the Leviathan.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's American and National Leagues
Yesterday in the American League Chicago fell to New York 3 1 while St Louis beat Washington 4 8. Cleveland defeated Boston 8 2 Detroit topped Philadelphia 12 2. In the National League New York won 7 4 over Chicago and Boston drew 2 2 with Cincinnati. Brooklyn St Louis game was postponed.
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Ragged Cubs Support Dooms Cubs to Giants Win
Chicago loses 7 to 4 as Guy Bush labors through rough support, Giants' Don Mayes chased in the fifth before Jack Scott preserves the lead. Mayes’ wobble followed four Cubs hits yielding three runs, Giants answer with three in next turn. battle ends with Giants extending current hot run to nine wins in ten.
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Four Home Run Onslaught Beats Tigers 11 to 2 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics crushed the Detroit Tigers 11 to 2 as four home runs powered the win. Al Simmons belted two homers driving in two on base in the seventh, with George Earnshaw adding another solo shot and contributing five innings of two-run ball for his fifth win. Mickey Cochrane extended his hitting streak to 15 games while the Tigers mustered only six hits, plagued by homers and a late rally fall.
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Hoyt pitching gives Yankees 8 1 victory over White Sox
Waite Hoyt pitched superbly to lead the Yankees past the White Sox 8 to 1 in the home opener. Tony Lazzeri hit his fifth homer with two on in the third, Babe Ruth added a tenth homer with Gehrig aboard, and Dugan held the mound for seven innings as changes in the lineup showed promise.
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Browns edge Senators in ninth to take opener
In Washington the St. Louis Browns rallied in the ninth to beat the Nationals 5 to 4 in the first game of the series. Walter Stewart and Bob Burke started on the mound but exited early, with Judge belting two home runs and Hayes adding a double before the decisive late inning outburst by the Browns. Streijecki shut down Washington after the tenth, and Flagstead's early single plated a run for the Nationals.
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Jack Neville Wins California Amateur Golf Title Again
Del Monte California June 1 AP Jack Neville of the Monterey Peninsula Country Club won the amateur golf championship of California for the fifth time, defeating Francis Stevens Jr of Los Angeles in the 36 hole final by three and two.
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Morris Holds Cleveland to Six Hits but Loses
In a tight pitching duel Morris limits Cleveland to six hits but suffers the defeat. Key players include Rothrock, Barry, Averill, Lind, Gilte, and Stol en bares' W. Scoring details are unclear as the text contains many OCR errors. final score favors Cleveland despite Morris’ strong effort through multiple innings. Umpires Geierl and Owens officiated the game.
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Gavuzzi Leads by 47 Seconds in Cross Continent Run
Petr Gavuzzi, an Italian from England, held a 47 second lead over Johny Sato of Passaic NJ in the cross continent corn carnival at Sassard Arizona. Sato tied Paul Simpson of Burlington NC for second, while San Richnan of New York finished fourth overall with a 3 18 10 time. The Southern Association title results show Rock New Orleans 3 Memphis 5 Mobile 9 Nashville 8 0 Atlanta 1 Birpyjambam Obanagcogs &
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Columbus Boy Smashes Hurdle Record in Chicago Interscholastic
At the University of Chicago nationals, Columbus Ohio’s Jack Keller tied and then broke the world record in the 120 yard high hurdles and 220 yard hurdles, leading East High to top finishes as Ralph Metcalfe of Chicago’s Tilden Tech also swept sprint titles. Metcalfe and Keller each piled 20 points, powering their schools in a meet highlighting 500 athletes from 30 states.
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Baseball Players Think First Then Act On Field
An analysis of how top baseball players combine instinct and skill, noting quick thinking emerges from practice and teamwork. It describes fielders reading opponents, pregame strategy, and in-game adjustments by pitchers, catchers, and infielders to outwit batters and runners.
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American Association Names and Odd Sports Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists names Jadblonewski Devine Zahniser Devormer Hayworth and teams Kansas City Milwaukee with sporadic scores. A second item mentions Plant Roqus Animals in Kimberly South Africa on June 1 describing curved hooks that injure passing animals and threaten their mouths and hooves.
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