El Swanson Beats Berryman In Intercity Clash
El Swanson defeats Joe Berriman 3 0 as Laurel Leafs of Ansconda suffer two errors and were outhit. Swanson pitches well, contributing three RBI hits and a decisive first inning rally that broke the game open.
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Leafs
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Joe Berryman
Stegar
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Laurel
Weamba
Masner
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Record 314 Hole Golf Marathon Stuns Colorado Springs
Rover Coy completed a 314 hole golf marathon from dusk to 2 p.m. the next day, breaking the 306 hole mark set by Robert Swanson. He employed 20 caddies, walked over 75 miles, and struck his club over 1,670 times while consuming only occasional chocolate milk. The feat was accompanied by strength stunts including bending steel and a spike through a board.
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Colorado Spring & Caio
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Butte Country Club to Host Invitational Golf Match
Butte Country Club announces an invitational golf tournament with teams from Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge and Montana clubs. More than 50 players expected with 12 to 25 players per team. Registration requested at the clubhouse and play starts around 9 a.m.
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Anaconds
Milan
Meer Lodge
Butte C
Butte Country Club
Ray Gill
Gisard Dillon
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Boite
Felicitation Wins Ascot Classic in Open Handicap
Felicitation the Aga Khan outsider trained by Gordon Richards won the two and a half mile Good Cup at Royal Ascot, eight lengths ahead of Thor with Hyperion third. Mates and other internationals trailed in a field of ten, including U.S. entrant Mate who finished mid-pack amid strong English and French challengers.
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Ascot Eng
Bostwicks
United States
Aga Khan
Royal Ascot
Liie
Sitc
Felicitation
Gordon Richards
M Boussec
Thor
Three Far Western Players Reach Eastern Tennis Semis
In New York on June 21, torrid tennis bouts in the eastern intercollegiate championships saw top seeds Gena Mako of USC and Jack Tidball of Cal Los Angeles branch reach the semifinals after tough quarterfinals. Leonard Batterson of California Tech and E Remey Donovan of Fordham, seeded seventh, joined the final four.
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New York
California
Gena Mako
University of Southern California
Jack Tidball
University of California
Los Angeles
Terribs
Leonard Batterson
California Tech
E. Remey Donovan
Fordham
Cavalcade Heads Mighty Stable at Arlington Meeting
Cavalcade, the 3-year-old champion, arrives with seven Brookmeade stablemates including High Quest and Time Clock at Arlington Park for the June 25 opening meeting. Cavalcade, winner of the Kentucky American and Detroit Derbies, is eligible for the Classic Stars and Stripes and Arlington Handicap stakes at the meet.
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Chicago
Ulm
High Quest
Brookmeade
Arington Park Race Track
Cavalcade
Kentucky
Detroit
Arlington
Only Four Yanks Left in England
A quartet of American players advanced to the Queens Club tennis semifinals. Center Stone of Los Angeles faced Sidney Wood of New York, while Frank Shields of New York met George Lott of Chicago in the all American round. Storкен qualified over Jiro Fujiwara, and Lott beat Yamagishi. Wood defeated David Jones and Shields beat Marcel Bernard in straight sets.
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London
Queens Club
Center Stocen
Los Angeles
Sidney Wood
New York
Frank Shields
George Lott
Chicago
Storfen
Jiro Fujihura
Japan
Lott
Jiro Yamagishi
Wood
David Jones
Shields
Marcel Bernard
France
Yan Wie Heading Yankee Girl Golf Team to Meet Britain
Five veterans and three young stars were invited by the United States Golf Association to represent America against Great Britain in the Curtis Cup next September. The match will be at Chevy Chase Club near Washington on September 27 and 28. Top invitees include Virginia Van Wie, Glenna Collett Ware, Maureen Orcutt, Leona Cheney, Opal Mill, with three youngsters Charlotte Glutting, Lucille Robinson, and Amelia Goreryza. Relinquished contender Ruth Hicks left the field to become a businesswoman, possibly altering the lineup and leaving Hicks and Ware unavailable temporarily.
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United States Golf Association
America
Great Britain
John G Jackson
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
England
Wentworth
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
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Los Angeles
Opal 8
Mill
Kansas City
Charlotte Glutting
South Orange
Lucille Robinson
Gus Mothes
Iowa
Amelia Goreryza
Fort Worth
Texas
Ticholder
TopS Hubbell in Duel Long Sought for Chicago
Lonnie Warneke earned his longest awaited chance to face Carl Hubbell as Chicago blanked New York 4 to 0. Hubbell lasted six innings while Warneke and a stout defense kept the Big Apple lineup to four hits. Jurges delivered the key blow, hammering a Hubbell offering for a run as Chicago built a 3-0 lead.
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Lonnie Warneke
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
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Baseball Standings From Recent Games and Leaders
Standings show Braves and Whitnes Braves tied with 1 each, Cardinals, Cubs, Pirates, and Browns also posting wins. Notable performances include Gehrig and Ott on the Leaders list, with Yankees and Giants among top teams. overall league percentages show American and National leagues with mixed results.
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Tolnisans
Foxy Athletics
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Whitnes Braves
Moore
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Roosevelt backs Harvard in Yale clash on Thames
New London Conn June 21 President Roosevelt will watch the Harvard Yale crew race from the Sequoia as Yale and Harvard renew their time honored contest on the Thames tomorrow The president expects a large turnout with his son Franklin Jr rowing No 6 in Harvard freshman shell Yale seeks a fourth straight Crim sons victory despite Harvard two time trials showing faster times Yale substitutes back the varsity lineup and aim to upset the Crimson on the water.
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Harvard
Thames
Roosevelt
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Voth
Varsity Waltz Provokes Iowa State Athletics Chief
AMES Iowa June 2 quote from George Veenker director of athletics at Iowa State college laments intercollegiate dancing. He says he expected football basketball and baseball rivalries but not intercollegiate dance. The State University teams were invited to attend a dance sponsored by the Varsity club.
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Iowa
George Veenker
Iowa State College
University of Town
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Iowa State
Renfro Dominates Doubles in Western Trapshooting Meet
Renfro of Dell Montana nailed 96 of 100 in the doubles to win the Western Zone title at the American Trapshooting Association championships in Salt Lake City. He blamed a borrowed gun for a rare miss while aiming to break the singles record of 625 in 526 days. Razee of Denver finished tied for second in doubles, while Becker of Ogden and Christenan of Salt Lake City led in the special singles with 99 of 100.
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Razee
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Alf Christenan
Indians Stop Yankees in Heat Fueled 9 6 Win
Cleveland Indians defeat the New York Yankees 9 to 6 in the third game of a five game set at New York. Willis Hudlin gave a solid 9 inning effort as heat affected Babe Ruth who retired after the fourth. Gehrig and Averill led offense with multiple hits and runs batted in.
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Danny MacFayden
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Willis Hudlin
Indians
Bork
Babe? Ruth
Myrit Haag
Cleveland
van Atta Lo
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Knickerbocker of Indians Real Ace
William Hort Knickerbocker of Los Angeles, a descendant of Mayflower passengers, stars for the Cleveland Indians and is active in the American League all star voting. He trails Joe Cronin in the poll for shortstop with a .353 batting average and strong field play backing his hitting.
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Wiliam Hort Knickerbocker
Los Angeles
Atholebe
California
Tor “Nathe
Cleveland Indians
Polo Brounds
Joe Cronin
Washington
Knickerbocker
Bill
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Even Break on the Track A Big Ten Power Shift
June 21 report notes a trend toward wider balance in Western Conference track. Analysis of the 1934 Big Ten championships shows all 10 schools mustering six or more points, with Indiana Michigan Northwestern leading early, yet Illinois retains dominance, winning the meet with a strong sprint showing.
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Athletis
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Big Ten
Teague
Stloly
Indiana
Michigen
Northwestern
Ohio State
Mienipan-Tlinois
Illini
Baseball Standings and Schedule Fragments From Old Ledger
Fragmented standings show New York and Chicago leading. Brooklyn and St Louis tied. Schedule notes Cleveland at Detroit, Washington at Cincinnati, Boston at Pittsburgh, and Detroit at Chicago in various matchups. Text also recalls Michigan and Wisconsin cross conference track outcomes since 1927, with Wisconsin the 1931 outdoor champ.
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Wisconsin
New York
Detroit Washes
Washington
Claveland We ‘ Rey
Tentseee
Boston
St Louis
Phliadelphia
N C A A Track Meet on Tap Promises Olympic Sized Field
The NCAA track meet in Los Angeles draws 300 plus competitors from top colleges, touted as the greatest gathering since the 1932 Olympics. LSU Stanford and USC expected to vie for the team title with prestige on the line. finals set for Saturday at Memorial Coliseum after preliminaries tomorrow.
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Paul 2Mimerman
LOS Angeles Suns
California
Louisiana State
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
BJ Bonthron
Princeton
Orne Venzke
Pennsylvania
Glenn Hardin
al Blackman
Ivan Fuqua
Jim la Valle
University of California At
Los Angeles
University of Southyet
Haimy
Grands Take Lead In City League Race
Grand Storemen seized the City league lead by defeating Silver Bow Parks 8 3 while former leaders Ro sedale Marketmen faltered. In the Commercial league Centerville beat Burck Beer and Amos Brothers downed the Buccan Mas Ma ake as Monagin pitc hed steady for Grand Storemen. Columbian Squatres won in junior league action. Lambertus declared for the national outdoor championships defending the 200 meter hurdles title.
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Honamasy
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Meg. Carthy
Patience of Texas golfer wins with 22 score
In Dallas on June 21, a Texas woman triumphed in the Women’s Texas Golf Association nine hole event. She started strong but tangled late, losing many balls at the lake on the final hole. She finally posted a 22 for the nine and a total 9% for the pairing, quipping to the crowd that they doubted she’d finish.
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