Poughkeepsie Race Today for Intercollegiate Rowing Title
Nine eight oared varsity crews prepare for a four mile Hudson race to crown the 44th Intercollegiate Rowing Association champion. About 25,000 spectators are expected as Washington backs a repeat of 1940, with California and Cornell also among top contenders.
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Durham Moves For Loop Lead In Doubleheader
Durham Bulls chase the Piedmont League lead as they face Charlotte leaders in a doubleheader. Key health hits hurt both clubs with regulars out and Prichard suspended while Burman recovers from an injury. Rain postponed the Bulls last night. Norfolk lost while Winston-Salem won 5-1.
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Walter Keiper Enters 150 Mile High Point Speedway Race
Walter Keiper of Trenton New Jersey files for the 150 mile Championship at High Point Speedway set for next Sunday June 29 He enters a 193S Ford Coupe and brings eight years race experience Finishing fourth May 30 in Alien Town Pennsylvania in a 150 lap event He has also raced at Langhorne PA with top three finishes Leon McBride of Trenton another entrant drives a new Buick Harris and Tadlock are noted as fatally injured at High Point and Keene New Hampshire in previous races The surface upgrade at the track reports better traction and visibility
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High Point
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Pop" Harris
Malden
Mass
Golden Speedway
Tommies Win Shutout Against Kannapolis in Home Victory
Thomasville fans watched the Tommies take a 3 to 0 lead and hold on for a 6 to 3 win over league leaders Kannapolis at Finch Field. Lefty Lewis allowed five singles while Burns hit a 410 foot homer and Bergho added a fourth inning shot to spark the rally. The win marks back-to-back victories for Thomasville and ends Kannapolis’ winning streak with the first league shutout against them this season.
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Softball Triangle 4 Diamond 3 Score by Innings
In a softball game Triangle trailed Diamond 4 3 after seven and lost 4 1 as Emory Emerson Flynt Hutchens powered Diamond. Batteries Emory Emerson Flynt Hutchens aided by strong defense.
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College Golf Opens Intercollegiate Championship
Sixty four top college golfers begin the 44th National Intercollegiate Championship at Ohio University with Earl Stewart of Louisiana shooting a 68-74 142 to medal. Stanford’s Charley Finger plus five others at par for 36 holes. Darknes halted extra playoff with 14 tied at 155 as Grover Poole and Bob Drummond awaited a tiebreaker to meet Edmund Reinhard.
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Virginia
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Notre Dame
Three Seeded Players Remain in Net Honors Race
Haverford Pa June 25 Three seeded players stayed in contention as the National Intercollegiate tennis tournament reached the quarter-final round at Merion Cricket Club Top seed Joe Hunt Navy second seed Ted Olewine USC and Dick McKee Miami Fla survived the first three rounds Also still alive were Joe Davis Vanderbilt Cal Sawyer Chicago Frank Mehner Utah Bill Canning California and Charles Mattman USC
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Lexington Horseshoe Pitchers Beat Locals
The local Inter City horseshoe team lost 5 to 2 to Lexington last night in a league contest. A large crowd witnessed the first game of the season.
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O'Toole Seeks Break in Local Wrestling Card
Tommy O'Toole, the burly Irish fighter from Phoenix, challenges promoter J R Steele amid plans for a Thursday night card at South Hamilton Street Arena. He vows to topple Chief Little Beaver in a one hour time limit match and presses for more attention from Steele. Cecil McGill clashes with Cowboy Roy Graham in the main event while the other bouts include O'Toole vs Little Beaver. The show begins at 8:30.
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New Yorkers Breakthrough Amid Weaker Foes Schedule
The New York Yankees surged toward first place in the American League with a 9-1 win over the St Louis Browns as Cleveland lost 13-2 to Boston. Ped Rolfe Joe Gordon and Tom Henrich homered while Lefty Gomez spun five hits through seven innings. Joe DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 36 games. In the NL the Cardinals beat the Braves 13-1 and the Dodgers shut out the Pirates 8-0. Hank Leiber was hospitalized after being hit by a pitch.
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Dutch) Leonard
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Homefolks Hot For Novikoff
Los Angeles crowds rally around Lou Novikoff despite early struggles in the majors. Fans in Los Angeles and nearby leagues recall his strong batting potential and urge him to rebound after a rough start with four and five hitless games, backing him to prove critics wrong.
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