Cunningham Aims for Mile Race of the Century at Princeton
Glenn Cunningham travels toward New York with Hargiss to prepare for the Mile Race of the Century at Princeton. He plans a mile and a half warmup before attempting to beat his world record amid uncertain weather and a strong field of milers.
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Bill) Hargiss
University of Kansas
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Margiss
Princeton
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Landis waits records for ruling on Pitts case
Chicago June 12 Landis the final court of appeals in organized baseball awaits records in the Edwin Alabama Pitts case who was denied the right to play with the Albany club of the International League Commissioner Landis expected to receive the reports late today or tomorrow He is in seclusion at his hotel suite due to a severe cold and high blood pressure with a decision unlikely before next week Pitts may appeal to the president and executive committee of the National Minor Baseball League Association
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Today’s Games National League Matchups Listed
The schedule lists NL games Chicago at Philadelphia with Carleton facing Walters and French meeting Bivins. St. Louis at Boston. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. AL action features New York at St. Louis, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, and Philadelphia at Cleveland with multiple pitcher pairings.
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Remember or One Year Ago Today in Tennis History
Mrs Alfred R Hunter of Philadelphia won the Eastern States tennis championship at Merion Pennsylvania defeating Ethel Rutledge of Haddam Field Club New Jersey. Five years ago Schmeling won the world heavyweight title from Jack Sharkey on a foul in the fourth round in New York. Ten years ago Ter ris defeated Johnny Dance in 15 rounds at Coney Island.
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Boston Doubles Sweep Propel Grove and Ferrell to Win
Boston Red Sox beat Detroit 3-1 and 5-2 in a doubleheader to move within one point of Cleveland, as Lefty Grove and Wes Ferrell each pitched five hit games with Grove not issuing a walk. Reds blank Giants in a doubleheader 4-1 and 3-1, Phillies rout Cubs 10-4, Pirates shutout Brooklyn 4-0 to sit two games behind St. Louis. White Sox split with Washington. Browns, Yankees, Athletics also won in a busy day of league action.
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Lefty) Grove
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Baseball Scores From AP Early Games Reported
Baseball results list key majors and minors with several nine inning scores. Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 4 to 0 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 10 to 4. Cincinnati 4-3 New York 1-1 tied, plus multiple late games and postponements due to rain.
Jefferson City Wins First Round in Local Golf Tourney
SEDALIA Mo June 12 AP Jefferson City won the first round of the Intercity Golf Tournament here yesterday defeating Columbia Sedalia and Fulton Ralph Hammond of Jefferson City was medalist with 73. Team scores Jefferson City 333.5 Columbia 189.25 Sedalia 265.5 Fulton 191.25
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Chevigny denies Texas took Missouri talent
Austin Texas coach Jack Chevigny rejected knowledge of alleged Missouri football talent proselyting and said if the Kansas City high school players are good they should enroll at Texas. He defended his program, denied involvement, and urged an apology after Missouri coach Don Faurot accused Texas of improper recruiting.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in League Openers
AP roundup highlights Guy Bush of the Pirates blanking the Dodgers with seven singles and seven strikeouts. Bill Dickey and Vito Tamulis for the Yankees produced four runs in two games with two singles and a homer. Latter pitched eight-hit ball with seven K and a homer in the nightcap. Bob Grove and Wes Ferrell for the Red Sox each threw five-hit games with Ferrell driving in two on a homer. Freitas Herrmann and Domorosky of the Reds combined 12 hits with three RBIs in the nightcap. Heinie Manush added two doubles and a single as the White Sox split with the Senators. Mike Haslin of the Pilots had three singles driving in four against the Cubs. Cramer Richards Johnson of the Athletics each had three hits in the first game. Johnson hit his 13th homer in the second.
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Manush
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Phillies trade Don Hurst for Dolph Camilli
Sports Mirror recounts past trades and records noting the 193 ? Phillies deal Don Hurst to Chicago for Dolph Camilli. It recalls Jimmie Foxx and Babe Ruth home run milestones and historic fights with large crowds, reflecting on notable baseball moments across years.
Baer Braddock Title Fight Lacks Spark At Garden
New York June 12 AP Despite high hopes the Baer Braddock heavyweight championship bout tomorrow night lacks drawing power. Promoters predict up to 5 000 in advance but likely not more than 250 000. Braddock appears no match for Baer as odds favor the champion 9 to 1. Referee choice stirs talk but will follow the boxing commission. Dempsey unlikely to be selected.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Readout
League leaders list from AP, with yesterday's games figures. Vaughan leads batting for Pirates at .399, Medwick tops Cardinals at .360, Vaughan 50 runs, Medwick 42 RBIs, L Waner 14 hits, Medwick 17 doubles, Suhr 7 triples, Vaughan 10 homers, base stealers Myers and Rordagary with 6, Parmalee and Walker top pitchers with 51 losses?
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Wrestling Results From Last Night Card
Associated Eros Minneapolis Lou Plumber 268 Baltimore defeated Abe Kasey 208 New Jersey in a one fall match Hal Rumbert 235 Spokane threw Sol Singel 275 Topeka Kas on fall Kansas City Kas Charlie Fischer and Dusty McDonald drew Fischer won first fall 27 06 McDonald won second fall 19 42 Third fall stopped by midnight closing law
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Ambiguous 7 How HE Won Lost Pet to New York and Cities
Fragmentary sports ledger lists teams and records including St Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Detroit Washington Philadelphia St Louis with scattered numbers and dates. The data appears as a hazy box score summary from a historical game ledger.
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Baer demands outsider as third man for Braddock bout
Max Baer targets an external referee for his heavyweight title defense against James J. Braddock at Madison Square Garden Bowl. He criticizes Arthur Donovan and other referees, arguing a trusted count is essential to protect his title and business value. Braddock and Joe Gould dismiss the fuss, noting they just want a fair official.
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United Press
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Helen Wills Moody Wins Easy Third Round Match
Helen Wills Moody swept toward a second consecutive title by routing England's Nancy Lyle in the Kent championship third round 6-1 6-2 in London. The American star dominated from the start as she moved into the quarterfinals.
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Helen Wills Moody
Nancy Lyle
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Peace Guarantee Greatest Need Roosevelt Says at West Point
President Roosevelt told the United States Military Academy graduation class that the world’s greatest need is a peace based on mutual understanding and regard. He urged officers to promote friendship, discourage suspicion, respect others' rights, and oppose aggression.
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Invention Aids Sleepy Parents With Electric Cradle
J Ollo Hahs of Sikeston Missouri, father, invented an electric cradle to rock a crying baby. He presented his contraption at Chicago for the National Inventors Congress meeting this month, offering a solution to the restless nights and stumbles over sprawled carpets.
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Hahs
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National Inventors Congress
Holding concern vital factor in trial of Insull Chicago
June 1 report on Samuel Insull trial notes the role of holding companies in the case filed by the government. Floyd Thompson contends Insull acted for stockholders' best interests and that Insull Utility Investments, Inc. was created to maintain management and deter outsiders from gaining control. The government cites holding firms as central to the case.
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Sixch Las Congress
Samuel Insull
Corporation Securities Company
Insull
Itorney
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Insauli
Utility Investments, Inc
Insull and associates accused of invalid dividend payments
Prosecutor Samuel Whittaker testified that Insull, Harold L. Stuart, and Samuel Insull Jr authorized dividends and $2,500,000 in transfers from Corborlion Securities when assets were below liabilities, violating federal bankruptcy laws.
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Cor Borlion Securities
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