Old Grads Attend 77th Harvard Yale Regatta Rivalry
Harvard and Yale renew the 77th intercollegiate rowing rivalry on the Thames at New London. Old Grads travel from Boston New York and Baltimore to watch the races as crews prepare for freshmen junior varsity and varsity heats with a long history dating to 1852.
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Pastor Replaces Lou Nova as No. 2 Heavy Challenger
In NBA quarterly ratings released Thursday Bob Pastor moves to No. 2 challenger to Joe Louis, pushing Lou Nova to three and Max Baer to four. Tony Galento remains top contender as inactivity once kept Pastor from similar ranking. The NBA also lists other heavyweights and future light heavyweight title plans following Lewis eyesight findings.
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Lou Nova
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Washington
Bob Pastor
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Max Baer
Tommy Farr
Wales
Twilight League results: WOW and K of C fall behind
Woodmen of the World defeated Knights of Columbus 11 to 4 behind four hit pitching by Rogers and Paul Fontana three hits including a homer. United Gas and Sunshine Cleaners tied 5 to 5 in eight innings due to darkness and will finish next week. Independents routed Bakers 10 to 0 by forfeit.
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Boston grappler pins Franz Heffner in straight falls
Ben Shalom from Boston beat Ernest Franz Heffner of Texas with two straight falls in last night’s wrestling event.
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White Sox to Begin Night Games at Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox owner J Louis Comiskey announced night games will start late in August at Comiskey Park with four or fewer 51 000 seat events. Floodlights on eight towers will light the park as Chicago becomes the sixth major league club to try nocturnal baseball since 1935.
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Southeastern First Game Scores and Player Pairings
In a Southeastern game summary the report lists first game lineups including Padgett Yaryan McClure and Vetterel with scores 205 101. It notes second game lines featuring Koneff Moss Center McClure and Vetterel with Pensacola Pittman Martin Hutchings Duggan and Montgomery. Further lines show Motte and Smith Crouse Dresswerd Waldron McNair in Anniston with Meridian and Thornton Adamski Atkinson Barnett Boyd R Smith Vance McAllister.
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Helena Seaporters Stun Monroe Sox in 12–3 Win
Helena Arkansas June 23 Special After eight straight losses the Seaporters beat the league leading Monroe White Sox 12 to 3 to even the series. Jack Kraus pitched six shutout frames and contributed two hits and driving in four runs as Helena batted safely in all but one inning.
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Mel Hicks
Guy Pruitt
Bobby Schang
Murrell Jones
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Wiesler
Hargrove
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Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jack Wilson
Standings and schedule recap for regional league games
Standings show Helena leading Monroe 12 3 and Greenwood 10 8 with Clarksdale 10 15 El Dorado 6 3 Pine Bluff 9 1 Greenville 8 4. Today’s games Monroe at Helena El Dorado at Clarksdale Greenville at Pine Bluff Greenwood at Hot Springs. Results include multiple city matchups and rain postponed games with New York Chicago Boston St. Louis in late scores and doubleheader plans.
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Fight results from multiple sites report various boxing wins
The boxing card lists Lesnevich stopping Clark in Cliffside Park and Drouillard outpointed by Marteliano in Brooklyn. Martin stopped Molnar in Atlantic City while Demaray outpointed Swenson in St Paul. Kaplan outpointed Marsh in Portland and Sikes stopped Wells in Little Rock.
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Tony Marteliano
New York
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Ont
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Gene Molnar
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Don Swenson
Portland
Mike Kaplan
Boston
Joe Marsh
Montreal
Little Rock
Ark
Bob Sikes
Pine Bluff
Jimmy Ee Wells
Laurel
Miss
Bartlett and Hart Reach Southern Junior Tennis Finals
In a windy semifinal in Memphis Earl Bartlett of New Orleans and Richard Bud Hart of Miami advanced to the Southern Junior Tennis tournament final. Bartlett defeated Cortes Suttles of College Park 6 3 6 3 while Hart, the Florida junior champion, defeated Robert Spurrier of Charlotte 6 2 6 1.
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Earl Bartlett
New Orleans
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Florida
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Texas League results and cigarette tax note
In the Texas League San Antonio and Fort Worth split a game 5 to 1, Beaumont and Houston also posted wins. A separate line notes that twenty three states since 1921 have enacted cigarette tax acts.
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Yankees Clip Chisox to Sweep Series 6 1
The Yankees crushed the Chicago White Sox 6 to 1 to complete a three game sweep and improve their season record against Chicago to nine wins and one loss. Ailey Donald, 27 year old rookie right hander, earned his eighth win allowing eight hits as the offense backed him with key timely hitting including Selkirk eighth inning homer.
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Crosett
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Smith
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Hite
Rommel
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Sports Mirror: Indians Beat Yankees In 1950s Recall
Today a year ago the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 3 to 1 and 1 to 1 before 67 459 at Cleveland stadium to extend the American league lead to 31 2 games while dropping New York to third. Three years ago Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, ranked No. 2 in the United States, fell to Marie Horn of Germany in British championships first day. Five years ago Southern California with 13 qualifiers led NCAA eliminations in Los Angeles as John Lyman Stanford and Jack Torrance improved world shot put records with throws of 53 feet 7 inches.
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Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland Stadium
New York
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
United States
Marie Horn
Germany
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Los Angeles
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Two Long Shots Win Lincoln Daily Double Payoff
Great Bear and Fair Volta won as long shots at Lincoln Fields delivering a $1,826 daily double for $2. Great Bear paid $31.40 to win and Fair Volta paid $91.60 in the third race with jockeys H Hawke and Tex Wilson.
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Great Bear
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Tex) Wilson
Lesnevich Wins by Kayo in Nutley Upset
Cliffside Park light heavyweight Gus Lesnevich defeated Detroit rival Dave Clark by technical knockout at 1:28 of the first round at Nutley Velodrome. The stoppage followed multiple knockdowns, marking Clark’s first KO loss in 35 pro fights and advancing Lesnevich toward a possible title shot and a bout with Joe Louis’s camp.
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Dean Hurlshis the Victory as Cubs Beat Bees
Dizzy Dean pitched the Chicago Cubs to a 7 to 1 victory over the Boston Bees for the team's fifth straight win. Dean improved to 4–0 this season, allowing six hits as Chicago scored five runs in the second inning on Augie Galan’s bases loaded homer. The Boston lineup managed a single three-run frame in the fifth. In Chicago, Hartnett, Dean, and Reynolds drove runs while Galan homered early.
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