Indians and Millers End Close Five Game Series
The Millers beat the Indians 4 to 2 in Monday’s game to even the series at two games each. Rob Russell homered in the ninth for Milwaukee as Rube Benton held the Tribe to six safeties and five strikeouts. The teams head into a schedule shift with travel on the horizon.
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Columbia Wins Dramatic Varsity Rowing Race on Hudson
New York June 25 The Columbia crew led by Young Dick Glendon won a varsity race on the Hudson despite four shells sinking and rough water. Navy Wisconsin and Pennsylvania trailed as mist and dim light challenged crews, while the crowd of 100000 watched from the banks. The tech and California boats sank early with only soaking victims.
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Pyle Before Board On Unpaid Wages Claim
C. C. Pyle promoter of the transcontinental footrace must appear before the state labor commission July 1 to answer claims by five members of his derby troupe for unpaid back wages. Attorneys secured a continuance, arguing debts were incurred in Texas where the five were dismissed and that the commission lacks jurisdiction.
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United Bre
Los Angeles
C. C. Pyle
State Labor Commission
Pyle
Texas
15 Round Scrap at Yankee Stadium in 1925 Heavyweight Showdown
Max Schmeling and Paolino Uzcudun prepared for a fifteen round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium next Thursday night. Schmeling trained five rounds in Lakewood New Jersey and Paolino trained privately in Hoosick Falls New York. Gate receipts were projected near $500000 though seat sales fell short of expectations according to Madison Square Garden officials.
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Germany
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Yankee Stadium
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Postponement of Ft. Miami Grand Circuit Night Racing
Heavy rain Monday evening forced postponement of the opening Grand Circuit night racing card at Ft. Miami track in Toledo.
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British Players Sought for Woodstock Tennis Tourney
Paul Stagg of Chicago has entered the national clay court championships at Woodstock Club Indianapolis July 16. England’s Oxford Cam bridge universities team eyes a four man invasion with R R T Young Cambridge captain and NZ Davis Cup man plus E R Avery and E Q Mather and Paul B De Ricou. St Louis sends Wray Brown Charles Barnes Karl Kam mann Jungi Boehmer. The Far West adds Keith Gledhill and Ellsworth Vines ranked No 2 in national junior rankings.
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Chicago
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University of Chicago
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Indianapolis
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Cambridge
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Oxford
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St. Louis
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Missouri
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Far West
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California
Ellsworth Vines
College Meet Opens as Wilson and Markey Win Tilts
In Haverford Pennsylvania, opening round results unfold at the intercollegiate tennis championships. Tommy Wilson of Butler and Bud Markey of Notre Dame advance in straightforward fashion, with other seeds and prominent contenders progressing through early rounds amid matchups featuring Stanford Pittsburgh and Oxford Cambridge representatives.
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Texas
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West Point
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Florida
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Indiana
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Ursinius
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Elizabeth Dunn Shoots Brilliant Golf to Lead Women's Tourney
Elizabeth Dunn, city golf champion, led the Indianapolis Women's Golf Association thirty six hole tournament at Highland after completing the second eight een hole round. She previously set a new women's course record at Broadmoor during the first leg and began Monday with an eleven stroke lead.
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Indianapolis
Ledogs Red Sox Split Doubleheader In Indiana
In Ladoga Ledogse Red Sox win 6 to 5 but lose 2 to 6 to 6 to 5 against Melcon Club. Carmel to play next Sunday. Hoosier A B Cs drop second game of season to St Paul Magers. Various teams seek August open dates and arrange games across Indiana.
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Indianapolis District Golf Association Hails Miss Dunn
The Indianapolis District Golf Association sent official congratulations to Miss Elizabeth Dunn, city female links champion, for her Monday achievement at Broadmoor that shattered the women’s par score.
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Meridian Hills pro ties course record at Grandview
ICK Nelson tied the Grandview course record with 66 and won the 36 hole benefit tourney by 26 strokes on his second round. Ralph Stonehouse shot 68s to finish one behind, Bill Tinder held the prior record, and the event funds the pro association. South Grove opened home schedule with a 20 16 win over Pleasant Run at Irvington links.
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Fields and Cooper Ready for Nontitle Welterweight Bout
Til June 25 report says Jackie Fields, NBA welterweight champion, and Farmer Joe Cooper will finish training today for a ten round nontitle bout in Chicago. Fields is favored to win.
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United Press Chicago
Til
Jackie Fields
National Boxing Association
Farmer Joe Cooper
Fields
Cuban Flash Stops Home Boy in First Round
A 9000 crowd in Toronto watched Jackie Johnston, Toronto featherweight, floored in the opening round by Kid Chocolate, the Cuban, in about the third minute. Chocolate weighed 122 pounds to Johnston 126. Black Bill outpointed Harry Goldstein in eight rounds.
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Toronto
Jackie Johnston
Kid Chocolate
Johnston
Chocolate
Black Bill
Harry Goldstein
Boston
Ring Bill Filled for Ripple Show
Matchmaker Atherton completes boxing bill for Thursday at Broad Ripple. Hub Newkirk meets Billy Bowers in the opener, Frankie Clark fights Casey Jones in a four rounder, Ehrman Clark faces Otto Atterson in the ten round main, and Max Smith meets Carl Schmadel in an eight round semi windup. First bout at 8:30.
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Indianapolis
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Rocky) Smith
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Shea and Baker score stoppages in Anderson boxing night
Times Special reports Ed die Shea of Chicago knocked out Buck Timidy of Tulsa in the second round. Rosy Kid Baker of Anderson stopped Frankie Worth of Chicago in the sixth round.
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Chicago
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Kid) Baker
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Britton Beats Pollock In Ten Rounds In Chicago
Former world welterweight champion Jack Britton defeated Patsy Pollock of Winnipeg in ten rounds at a Chicago venue on Monday. Pollock kept pace early but Britton took control in the middle and finished strong.
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Times Special
Chicago
Jack Britton
Patsy Pollock
Winnipeg
Famous Women Swimmers to Give Exhibitions at Woodstock
World renowned women swimming stars will appear at Woodstock pool on Tuesday July 16. Competing are Lisa Lindstrom Eleanor Holm Agnes Geraghty Ethel McGary Adelaide Lambert Esther Foley Kathryn Brown. They hold national and Olympic titles and will visit San Francisco and Hawaii after the exhibitions.
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Big League Runs And Home Runs Fuel Packed MLB Day
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox 5 4 as Drommel drove in the deciding run in seven straight wins. Detroit toppled Chicago 13 4 while Cleveland routed St Louis 10 4 with Earl Averill contributing two homers. Chicago Cubs trio Cuyler Wilson Hornsby homered in a 4 3 win over Pittsburgh. Brooklyn Robins beat New York Giants 5 2 as rain halted Phillies Braves game.
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Major Homer Leaders in Historic Baseball Standings
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR data. Entities mentioned include Ott and Jackson of the Giants, Gehrig of the Yankees, O Doul of the Phillies, Hafey and Bottomley of the Cardinals, Klein and Hurst of the Phillies, Simmons of the Athletes, Foxx of the Athletics, TM Wilson of the Cubs, and Ruth of the Yankees with various home run counts.
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Rainy Monday postpones four Class B league games
Rain washed out all games scheduled for Monday in the Three-1 League. Four tilts were postponed in the Class B circuit, leave clubs carded for action on a later date.
Low Scores Highlight First Round in Indianapolis Golf Tour
Eddie Zimmer and Bill Diddel struggled as heavy rain delayed play at Highland. Dick Gant shot 75 and Sam Simpson 76 to lead the field, with Simpson posting 66 net after a ten stroke handicap. Heinlein and Reed also posted strong rounds as 111 players began the two day event at Meridian Hills and Broadmoor.
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Dick Gant
E. W. Gant
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William Heinlein
Indianapolis
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Frank Shields
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Wiggins Godfrey Heavyweight Bout Postponed by Rain
In Cleveland on June 25 rain postponed the George Godfrey Chuck Wiggins heavyweight bout set for Taylor Bowl. The twelve round feature is moved to Wednesday night weather permitting, promoter Taylor said.
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Cleveland
George Godfrey
Chuck Wiggins
Taylor Bowl
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Crowley to Retain Assistants at Michigan State
Lansing dispatch reports Jim Crowley head coach at Michigan State confirms he will keep Miles Casteel and Hugh Wilson on his staff for next season. Crowley succeeded Harry Kipke, who moves to University of Michigan as football coach.
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Naylor Signs with Pueblo Steelworkers
Pitcher Rollie Naylor, recently released by Toronto of the International League, signs with the Pueblo Steelworkers to join their pitching staff this season.
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