Harvard Finishes Strong To Defeat Yale On Thames
Harvard beats Yale by a length in the Thames race despite a late surge from Yale. Harvard, heavier crew, led early and held on after Yale’s rhythm faltered, marking Harvard’s first varsity win over Yale since Ed Leader arrived and a coaching triumph for Ed Brown.
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United Preak Staff
New London
Yale
Cambridge
Ed Leader
Washington
Ed Brown
Harvard
Crimson
Stewart
Yanks Enforce Strength With New Recruits And Relief Pitchers
The article outlines how the New York Yankees, after their pennant win, have added depth including Durst a left handed hitter, Grabowski and Moore the rookie, and a vital relief ace in Wiley Moore. It argues the master relief pitcher can stabilize a pitching staff and cites Marberry Harris and Dauss as exemplars of relief impact in 1920s baseball.
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Yanks
Ben Paschal
New York
I Durst
Moremi
John Grabowski
Wiley Moore
Moore
En Stanley Harris
Nts
Washington
Fred Marberry
Marberry
Noth
Whippet Dog Races At Indianapolis Park Weekend Meet
Fans will see many whippets at a two day meeting in Indianapolis. Afternoon and evening programs start with Saturday night races and continue Sunday. Dogs from across the region are entered for the events at the local park.
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Polis Sport
Indianapolis
Dianapolis
Acmsy Park
Semi-Pros Amateurs to Face Indian Rhodius Park Nine
Local notices list teams and matchups for a weekend set of games. Harold Ran- Epley and Meldons lead the Semi-Pros in a game at Hills, with Anderson pitching and Eaton twirling. Drexel teams, Indiana links, and a Motor Boys squad appear among scattered references to games and players.
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Harold Ran- Epley
Addiangpolis
Larm
Delbert Giffin
Indiana
Motor Boys
Finals in Hawthorn Tourney Set for Sunday
Johnny Hennessey leads as top seed to defend city tennis title at Hawthorn courts with semi finals in men's, boys and juniors divisions. Tommy Wilson and Julius Sagalowsky win potential paths to Sunday championship with Du Hadway, Hurt and others. Friday’s play featured Markey upset and Ehlers, Wilson advancing.
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Hawthorn Courts
Tommy Wilson
Butlerstar
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Indians Lose Wild Ten Inning Battle With Senators
A back-and-forth 13 to 12 loss in ten innings as Columbus Senators swarm to beat the Indians. Burwell to pitch today. Leibold draws five walks in six plate appearances. Walter Rehg homers and Sacrifices for Columbus. twenty-five total runs, sixteen hits for Senators, fourteen for Indians.
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Wimbledon Duel Looms As Betty Nuthall Advances
Betty Nuthall, 16, beat Mrs John Hill 6 3 6 3 at Wimbledon to reach a probable clash with Helen Wills. She has already defeated Molla Mallory, the American champion, and now faces Miss Joan Fry, who upset Dutch champion Ken Bouman. In doubles, W Tilden and F T Hunter reached the last eight by defeating Mayes and Summerson.
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United Press
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John Hill
Joan Fry
Helen
Helen Herself Survives. In Beating Mrs. Hill
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London
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Ken Bouman
Paris
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Mandell to Defend Lightweight Title July 15 in Detroit
World lightweight champion Sammy Mandell signed to defend his title against Phil Mc Graw of Detroit on July 15 in a ten round bout at the University of Detroit stadium. Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons fronts the event with Mandell guaranteed $50,000 and Mc Graw $7,500 plus a gate bonus if receipts exceed $125,000. Mandell won the crown last July 4 in Chicago and has fought several no decision bouts to protect the title.
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United Press
Detroit
Sammy Mandell
Phil McGraw
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Mandell
Rocky Kansas
Chicago
Kansas City
Steve Adams
McGraw
University of Detroit
Women Golfers Wind Up Event in Buffalo Finale
Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown Ohio and Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago reached the finals in Buffalo. Fordyce defeated Peggy Wattles of Buffalo five and three in the semifinals while Van Wie beat Virginia Wilson the defending champion three and two.
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United Press
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N. Y
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Miss Fordyce
Peggy Wattles
Miss van Wie
Virginia Wilson
Saturday Amateur League Tilts Across City Venues
League schedule lists Marmon against Stutz at Ft Har, Madden vs Polk Milne River side, Ft Harrison vs Power and Light, Sahara Grotto vs Printers Riverside Armory, Milk at Garfield Capital Dairies vs G J Tire Riverside, First Baptists vs Roberts Milk at Jamestown No.1, Northwestern Milk at Garfield, State Highway vs Fletcher Savings pres le, Assistants vs Van Camp at River side No.3, Christien vs Illinois Central Rhodius, St John vs Emerson Riverside No. nde, Pear vs K of C Brook I, W vs Link Belt Riverside No.1, Sunday School League games at Riverside venues including Memorial, Zion Woodruff Riverside No.30, Central Christian Riverside No.8, Manufacturers League Pressmen vs Drop Forge Willard, Rub-Tex vs Tuxedo Baptist Garfield No.2, Mahogany vs Rockwood Spades, All Baptist League Tuxedo Southport Westview Garden Broadpole Beech Grove Temple Mars Hill.
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Baseball Schedule and Scores From Various Leagues
Baseball calendar shows American League matchups Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at New York two games Washington at Boston St Louis at Cleveland and National League pairings Cincinnati at St Louis two games New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburgh plus American Association results Louisville over Toledo 12-3 in a late season score and notes on other performances across leagues. Milwaukee boxing results also appear with Bentz and Heineman winning bouts.
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No-scouting pact for Chicago Penn game next fall
The University of Chicago and the University of Pennsylvania announced a no-scouting agreement for their football game next fall. The pact aims to equalize preparation and protect game integrity between the two programs.
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United Press
Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Vicksburg Boat Leads Orleans Classic Start
In Caruthersville Missouri on June 25 Robert Shaw trails as Miss Vicksburg takes the early lead with seven racing boats leaving the shore en route to Memphis as the next target.
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United
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Robert Shaw
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Goodman and Ward Reach Trans-Association Title Fight
Colorado Springs June 25 John Goodman of Omaha and James Ward of Kansas City advanced to the Trans Association championship finals after week of play against top west golfers. Ward edged ahead with less trouble, while Goodman defeated James Manion of St. Louis one up to earn the final berth. Ward defeated James Kennedy of Tulsa eight up with seven to play to reach his final.
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United Press
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Colo
John Goodman
Omaha
James Ward
Kansas City
Ward
Goodman
James Manion
St. Louis
James Kennedy
Tulsa
Goodman to Meet Ward in Trans Miss golf title clash
United Press reports in Colorado Springs that John Goodman of Omaha is set to meet Jay Ward of Kansas City for the Trans Miss golf championship here today.
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United Press
Colorado Springs
John Goodman
Omaha
Jay Ward
Kansas City
Farrell Wins Eastern Open Golf Championship
Johnny Farrell repeated his Shawnee form to win the Eastern Open in Delaware Water Gap Pennsylvania. He shot 73 then 69 on the final two rounds to finish 287 for 73 holes. Willie MacFarlane placed second with 291 and Walter Hagen Leo Diegel tied for third at 292.
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United Press
Delaware Water Gap
Johnny Farrell
Shawnee
Willie MacFarlane
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
Roster showdown set for KIO title clash at Pennsy Park
Indianapolis Merits and Wiedemanns of Newport Ky announce rosters for Sunday afternoon KIO League elimination at Pennsy Park. Game starts 3 45 with dog races earlier. Wiedemanns bring a strong semi pros squad and Merits face a major test.
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Dempsey Sets Training Pace For Comeback Fight
Jack Dempsey begins conditioning at his Sara Springs camp ahead of the July 21 bout with Jack Sharkey. Sharkey plans New York training July 5 and both fighters post $2,500 forfeit. Dempsey has a potential September title bout with Gene Tunney and a 1928 defense under Ricard’s auspices if successful.
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Columbia Club Stages Splendid Golf Tournament
The Columbia Club hosted a Meridian Hills Country Club event with wide prizes from vinegar to coal and a green ice cream cake at the awards. Norman A. Perry won low net with 62 on 36 holes, while Richard Wenzel took low gross with 81 86. Paul Grey led under 30 with 72, and Joe Stout won a mattress prize for a 157 net over 50.
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Wallace O. Lee
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Perry
Richard Wenzel
Paul Grey
Robert Wenzel
Joe Stout
Taylor Beats Canzoneri In Slashing Encounter
Bud Taylor fought a brutal six round edge over Tony Canzoneri to claim the bantamweight world title in Chicago. Taylor showcased a precise left and unyielding aggression while Canzoneri pressed with slicing rights and hooks, leaving both men bloodied.
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Canzoneri
Tony
Smith suspended for assault on Bancroft in Pittsburgh game
Karl Smith Pittsburgh catcher received a 500 dollar fine and a 30 day suspension for striking Boston manager Bancroft during the June 18 game in Pittsburgh. Umpire field action described the incident as vicious and brutal and a disgraceful attack without warning.
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United Press
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Karl Smith
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Boston Braves
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Shorewood Vista Lodge and Cottages on Lake George
Furnished cottages and guest rooms at Shorewood Vista Lodge on Lake George famous for muskie and pike fishing. Main Lodge serves excellent meals and a home like feel. For reservations write George W. Blaesing Rhinelander Wis Box 21%.
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Wanted salesmen for long hours and high income
Classified advertisement seeks men who can meet demanding sales targets. Applicants must be willing to work twelve hours daily to earn about $10,000 a year with gross weekly sales of at least $1,000. Radios Service Advertising Company offers the post at 510 Illinois Building.
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Radio Service Advertising Company
Illinois Building
Francisco Fatal Motorcycle Crash Claims Former Stanford Star
Francisco report says Raeburn Doughty, Stanford football star in 1922, was killed when his motorcycle collided with an automobile late Friday. Amarillo has purchased a big right hand pitcher from the Los Angeles Club named Herbert Sanders.
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Raeburn Doughty
Leland Stanford
Amarillo
Los Angeles
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Car listings for Ford and Chevrolet models on Capitol
Classified car ad lists 1924 Ford Touring 1923 Ford Touring 1925 Ford Touring Balloon Tires and a 1924 Chevrolet Coupe in extra good condition. Prices not shown. Ad notes open evenings and Sunday. Address 541 N Capitol.
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