HITFEST PROVES GIANTS ROUT CARDINALS 10 TO 2
New York Giants explode for 18 hits led by Hank Leiber and Jojo Moore to crush the St Louis Cardinals 10 to 2. Leiber and Moore each collect four hits as Clyde C. Neman holds the line for the champs, moving New York three games up in the National League lead.
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Presidents Trophy round two set for Pine Hills Sunday
A large field competes in the Presidents Trophy at Pine Hills with second 18 holes on Sunday. Five leaders post net 79 and two at even par as players chase the trophy offered by Earl J Murphy and a host of named local entrants.
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Neastern College Talent Scout Targets College Players
Major league clubs view Neastern colleges as fertile talent ground. Billy Kramer of University of Idaho, a left handed hitter who batted 395 this season, joins the St Louis Browns after following Joe Gordon of the Yankees. Federal Judge John P Baryes dismissed Louis and Black as defendants in a praisious slandesit case brought by Rinscuwy, citing lack of proof of nonresidency.
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Helen Wills Moody Defeated by German Opponent
In London semifinals at the London Lawn Tennis Championships Helen Wills Moody lost to Mme Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling of Germany and relinquished her Wimbledon favor as the tournament favorite. Sperling won 6 2 6 2 and Moody, a former eight time Wimbledon champion, exits as Marble Mine rises in the odds.
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GOLF GLEANINGS Lead to Women’s Western Open Finalists
Beatrice Barrett and Helen Hofman advanced to the Women’s Western Open final as low scores and steady play peaked through Broadmoore Jinks competition. Barrett, 21, ousted Opal Hill of Kansas City while Hofman, 22, defeated Babe Didishson from Beaumont to set the championship pair. A stray line notes a royal termite queen can lay 80990 eggs.
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ACE AND GERAMAK CONTINUE TRAINING PREPS FOR HEATS
Speculator on June 17 fit and ready for his heats weight rile maten with Joe Bonis next in oaneeday May Schmeling spent a quiet day in training camp. As a road jaunt the German challenger was utr ye boxing brills tomorrow and Monday will wing up behavior intensive preparations. Pompton bakes June 17 UF. Visitors roamed grounds eager for a peek. Laws spent the afternoon area amntating through bee rolling Jlls of northern New derse. Louis Lang stayed on his regular mile jaunt over the roads in the morning. He will don the graves again tomorrow for the fest of two week end bovine pree ams that will complete heats mark in preparation for Wednesday nights march with Man Schmeling.
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American Association First Game and Second Game Box Scores
Readable lines describe multiple American Association games with teams from Minneapolis St Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee and Louisville. Players named include Johnson Corbett Linton Denning Taedo Poin Tauschet Galvin Kelleher Lynn Turbeville Grilh Cain Paseh and others. Scoring lines show H E R H E tallies and team matchups with partial results.
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Draw in Salt Lake City Wrestling Card
In Salt Lake City on June 17 Dean Detton and Brooko Vaguish wrestled to a draw after 0 minutes and Del Kunkel seeded Chief Gillie Wolf in eight minutes as part of the event in Minneapolis.
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Butte and Helena to clash in Sunday tennis match
Butte tennis teams travel to battle Helena Sunday in an intercity meet at Beattle Park courts. The Butte lineup features Harvey Merritt Archit Aertscherber Al Liddicoat Russell Smith Bulliddy, with Dave Karstad in singles and Bill Biiney Inde Mefflet in doubles. Helena will field the same quartet from Great Falls plus Dave Strong and Jack Chisholm, with multiple doubles and women’s entries listed among the participants.
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Butte Colored Giants Visit East Helena Ball Yard Sunday
The Butte Colored Giants travel to East Helena for a Sunday game at the Best Helena ball yard at 2:30. Postponed league games include Casiel vs East Helena and Rocky Mountain vs Kessler. reschedulings will follow. The last meeting saw the Ture team defeat Smelterites 29 in a nine inning affair with Joe Langenius nearly homering. East Helena eyes the contest with the shifty colored players as Legion Park hosts other league matchups weather permitting.
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Montana Sprinter Shatters Meet Hurdles Record In Qualifiers
Rice Institute star Walcott excelled in the 120 yard high hurdles at the 19th national collegiate track and field championships in Minneapolis. He clocked 14.0 seconds to set a new meet mark and tied the American record, winning his heat and drawing strong odds for the finale. Several schools qualified multiple athletes across events, including California and Rice Institute, as top sprinters and hurdlers advance toward the final rounds.
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When the Smoke Had Rolled Away Yesterday’s Results
Baseball scores from American and National Leagues show Washington routs Detroit 135 to 104 and Boston defeats Chicago 5 to 1 while Philadelphia and Cleveland split. St Louis postponed. In the NL Chicago 02 Boston 13 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 10 Brooklyn 3. First game 11 innings New York 10 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3 in 10 innings. Todas gives New York at 81 Louis 2 Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Foxx Leads Red Sox Past Tigers in Rainy Night Collision
In a weather disrupted slate, Boston Reds Sox beat Detroit Tigers 3 to 1 behind Foxx RBIs while Indian York and Medwick contribute key hits. Rochester Newark and Buffalo games noted later with Syracuse postponement due to rain.
Betty Wagner stuns photographers on OSU campus in baseball joke
Betty Wagner, daughter of the famed Henna Wagner and coach of the Pittsburgh Pirates, obligingly swung a baseball bat for photographers at Ohio State University in Columbus while explaining she wants to be a newspaper woman.
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