Protest Decision Robins Win From Pirates 6 to 0
Baseball recap with Robins defeating Pirates 6 to 0. Notes on hits by Boul Grantham Elliott and Traynor. Pitchers Jaliott Phelps and Chagnon credited, with Elliott the winning pitcher and Patty the loser. Baseball standings and upcoming schedule listed.
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Petty
Vita
Jalliott
Din
Dione
Luque
P. Waner
Jaliat
Patty
McGrew
Reardon
Magerkurth
Grand International Shooting Tournament at Tecumseh
The Grand International Trap shooting tournament will be held at Shawne Gun and Country Club Tecumseh Canada from June 11 to 15. Amateurs from North America compete for trophies across events including the five-man team race 200 target international championships 100 target preliminaries and special events concluding with doubles handicap. Last year Sam Jenny won the grand handicap Frank Troeh was high overall and W G Warren took the doubles title.
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Tecumseh
Canada
Amateur Trapshooting Association
Payton
Ohio
North America
Sam Jenny
Highland
Frank Troeh
Portland
Ore
W. G Warren
Chicago
Ill
Local Entrants in U S Golf Championship
Ninety seven players including 24 amateurs have entered the Pittsburgh district 26 hole qualifying for the United States Open golf championship to be played at the Pittsburgh Field Club June 16. Pairings group names include Charles Hymers Eric Keneth Rutherford William E. Pierce Edward Rastelli Samuel M. Parks Jr Fred Baroni J H Cawsey Charles Kaiser D Denniston St Clair Kiskimatas G C Detroiter Primo Varnera knocked out K C Christner in the fourth round at Stockton Cal Bobby Vincent.
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Pittsburgh
Hele
Charles Hymers
Eric
Keneth F. Rutherford
Indiana
William E. Pierce
Edward Rastelli
Samuel M. Parks, Jr
Highland
Bellevue
Fred Baroni
Stanton Heights
J. H. Cawsey
Jacksonville
Charles Kaiser
West View
J. Denniston St. Clair
Kiskimentas G. C
Saltsburg
Fastest Strongest Most Agile Humans In Action
CHICAGO June 8 With one red cord wiped off the slate the Ninth Annual National College Track and Field Meet opens at Stagg Field University of Chicago. More than 90 schools and universities are represented, with over 425 athletes entered in hopes of new meet and world records. The 100 yard dash and one mile run attract the most attention as favorites push for fast times and fast miles.
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Leo Nscherins
Chicago
Wiel Meot
Stagg Field
University of Chicago
Jess
Nurmis
Seventeenth Knockout To Credit Of Carnera
DETROIT. Carnera scores his seventeenth knockout by flooring K O Christner in the fourth round. The Italian giant, after a eye glance, pressed the attack as Christner fought back, hitting the Italian in earlier rounds before being overwhelmed by Carnera's power and reach.
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Detroit
Jie
Prino Carnera
Italan
K. O. Christner
Christner
Christner Fought Carnera in Tough Bout Before 14,000 Crowd
An Italian challenger impressed in a hard fight against Christner as around 14,000 spectators watched in a city area where purses neared sixty thousand dollars. Christner, marked by a cut eye, endured but Carnera displayed superior style and grit throughout the encounter.
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Christner
Fon Carnera
United States
Baseball At East End Tonight
East End meets Tide at 6 30 PM as East End seeks revenge after winning the first game. East End previously beat Lucerne 8 2 yesterday with Spike Kelly on the mound for Indiana and Clawson for Lucerne. East End had eight runs nine hits and three errors while Aignello and Clawson each had three hits and K Kelly hit the first home run of the season for East End. Lucerne had two runs four hits and three errors.
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East
East End
Bases By Henry McLemore Sports Roundup
New York reports Hughie Critz and Pete Donohue homering as the Giants sweep Cincinnati 7 4 and extend their win streak to five. Brooklyn edges Pittsburgh 6 5 aided by a ninth inning double play. Phillies topple the Cubs 10 4 to take the series. Klein hits his 14th. Chicago beats Boston 10 7 as Hack Wilson hits No 17. The West sweeps the East. Browns beat Philadelphia 6 5, Tigers defeat Washington 6 2, and Cleveland pummels Boston 17 7 with 25 hits including a Morgan homer.
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Péle’ Grounds
Gritz
Pete Donohue
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Cincinnati
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Wright
Pirates
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Bool
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Phillies
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Bob Smith
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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Senators
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Boston
Indians
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Altoona Motor Classic entries heat up Flag Day
Altoona readers learn Wilbur Shaw Zeke Myers and a Duesenberg lead the field for the 200 mile Flag Day auto classic with sign ed entries received at the speedway office. Shaw a Indianapolis youth with seven straight 100 mile wins is hailed as a top dirt track talent while Meyers from Philadelphia plans a late career return and Augie Duesenberg backs the effort with an entry to be named next week. Ticket sales climb as preparations and improvements at the mile four quarter oval proceed ahead of the weekend event.
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Newfoundland
Sharkey Set to Channel Tunney in Schmeling Fight
Journalist James J. Johnston predicts Sharkey will mimic Tunney’s tactic from the Dempsey rout, with Schmeling resembling Dempsey and Sharkey using a cautious, conservative approach to force a winning performance similar to his Miami Stribling showing.
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James
Sharkey
Miami
Schmeling Calm Ahead of Sharkey Title Fight
RAY BILL CORUM reports from Endicott New York as Max Schmeling shows calm nerves six days before the heavyweight title bout with Sharkey at Harlem. Schmeling walks the Chenango streets, trains steadily, golf scores impress, and explains he fears nothing, while Sharkey is portrayed as a fierce rival whose only edge is a relentless fighting instinct.
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Poughkeepsie
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