Bears Win Regatta For Third Year In A Row
California Golden Bears clinched their third straight varsity win at the 37th Poughkeepsie intercollegiate regatta, edging Cornell by three-quarters of a second as Washington swept the freshman and junior varsity races. Navy, Syracuse, and Penn followed in the standings, with Washington’s freshmen securing an easy opening victory and Washington’s varsities completing a clean sweep on a rain-soaked Hudson. The regatta featured a tense finish and close judging before California’s victory was confirmed.
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Berkeley prepares for national intercollegiate track carnival
Berkeley, California hosts the 1935 national intercollegiate track meet on Friday and Saturday drawing top college stars from across the U.S. Elwyn Dees of Kansas leads the field while Glenn Cunningham and Ben Eastman were slated for a one thousand yard clash that was canceled. The piece lauds Cunningham and coach Hargiss for sportsmanship and recalls Kansas State’s 1934 football upset of Nebraska.
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Baseball results weathered by postponements across leagues
Yesterday's schedule saw multiple NL games postponed due to wet grounds with Brooklyn Chicago, St Louis New York, Pittsburgh Philadelphia all delayed. AL games also postponed including York Chicago and Washington St Louis Detroit Cleveland as rain reduced action. AA noted Paul at Minneapolis postponed with Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 3. An ad taker advertises help writing classified ads.
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Sports Calendar for June Events
Schedule lists softball games among Civics, Varsity Cleaners, Velvets, Cubs, Jardinals, Rinky Dicks, Wiley's, Panthers, Coyotes, Wildcats, Tigers, Jayhawks. Midget League matchups include Coyotes, Wildcats, Panthers, Jay Hawks, Cubs. National collegiate track meet in Berkeley, Cal.
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Duckport Refuge Network Expands Across United States
The More Game Birds Foundation leads a nationwide effort to create migratory waterfowl refuges with 223 duckports in 43 states. Minnesota has 27 refuges and New York 24 as the movement aims to protect habitat, food, and shelter for ducks with decoy-duck reception committees and merit certificates signed by Jay Darling. A large refuge spans 53,000 acres on the Sulphur River near Texarkana, Arkansas, joining links from Seattle to Bushnell and from Wakefield to Santa Barbara.
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More Game Birds Foundation
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U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Fifth Avenue
Two Haskell Golfers Are Best Tourney Scorers
In Pawhuska Oklahoma in June 1972 about sixty tribal shotmakers prepared for additional qualifying rounds of the annual Indian golf tournament. Defending champion Gene Standinghear was due on the course today while top scores already posted included Ted Hahsady of Haskell Indian Institute with 73 and Charles Starr of Lawrence Kansas with 76 as tournament play set to begin Thursday.
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Haskell Indian Institute
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Blues Lose To Brewers In Narrow Night Game
Kansas City Blues fall 4 to 3 to Milwaukee Brewers in a single game that left both teams with errors deciding the scoring. Hamlin held the Blues to five hits while Struss allowed seven, with Milwaukee taking the lead in the ninth on a misplayed grounder and a score on a long throw. Separately, Thomas Ottey of Ardmore Pa was honored with the Athletic Council medal at Michigan State for combined scholarship and athletic excellence. Wrestling results from Indianapolis Minneapolis and St Louis are provided by the Associated Press.
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Best team won says Dana Bible in Husker recall
In recalling a close defeat, Lynn Waldorf’s victors are praised as the best team. Dana Bible, whose champions were dethroned, congratulates them. Husker coaches and fans offered no alibis, and the gracious loser is seen returning as a winner later.
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Joe Louis Sets Five Round Finish Aim for Carnera Fight
Pompton Lakes, N. J. June 19. Joe Louis promises to knock out Primo Carnera in five rounds on June 25, saying Carnera’s claim to end him in the sixth is misplaced. Spectator Johnny Dundee watches Louis shadow box and praises him as the best heavyweight prospect since Dempsey, noting Louis’s rapid growth and expected near 200 pounds.
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Western league opens new series despite rain
Des Moines Iowa June 19 The Western league clubs open a new series hoping for relief from bad weather after all games except one were rained out last night St Joseph edged Cedar Rapids 2 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader with the second game postponed due to cold weather Vinland girls beat Baldwin 9 to 4 and Ottawa hosts Vinland under floodlights tonight Coach Carnie Smith named Paola coach succeeding Bob McCollum University of Pittsburgh star L er Claire Cribbs to join Baltimore Orioles as pitcher after graduation
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Liberals Draw Fire at Baptist Meeting 1907
Liberals in Baptist colleges faced a protest from fundamentalists gathering for the Northern Baptist convention in Colorado Springs. Speakers urged conservative Bible teaching and attacked liberal views as undermining faith while planning a written protest not to be read at the convention. Delegates expected over 3,000 for a six day session alongside other church actions. Sunflower 4 H girls elected officers at a June 17 meeting with plans for June 24. University of Kansas police warn against long parking in campus zones. Naval writers cautioned as Swanson orders no discussion of controversial international questions with Rear Admiral Stirling admonished.
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Minneapolis
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Washington
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Werewolf Top Guy Dismisses Rival With Taunt
A rough exchange shows Bottom Guy confronting Werewolf Top Guy who retorts with a dismissive line about scoring. The brief confrontation captures tense rival dynamics and a no-nonsense vibe.
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