Dodgers and Giants Split as Dodgers Rally to Grab Lead
Dodgers top Giants 6 2 as Clark and Morrison hold the Giants after early hits. Cubs beat Pirates 4 1 to stay close. A's win 5 4 over Red Sox with Rommel delivering a bases loaded save. Tigers down White Sox 13 4 behind Yde and Dugan.
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Cleveland
Crowder
Ogden
Earl J. Miller
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Ieago White Sox
Emil Yde
Westport Pro Billie Burke Leads Open Practice at Winged Foot
Billie Burke of Westport Conn. shot 70 in a Winged Foot warm up as practice rounds began for the national open. The 18 hole figure came again in another round, with par 72 for the course. Burke, who won the New York state open, seeks to show top form against a field including George von Elm Siegel Harrison Leach Golden Cruickshank and Hancock.
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Bobby George von Elm
Leo Siegel
Ehthorn
Harrison
Jimmy
Bill Leach
Johnny Golden
Ley
Bobby Cruickshank
Roland Hancock
Hosei Baseball Team Arrives to Play Island Clubs
Hosei University baseball squad arrives in CLULU for a series against local clubs. The team will stay in Honolulu for six weeks and will not travel to the continental United States. It is financed by a Japanese patron who loves baseball.
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Honohix
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United States
Spaniard and Schmeling Ready for 15 Round Heavyweight Clash
Pauline Uzendun and Max Schmeling prepare for a 15 round title fight at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. Milk fund charity boxing receipts exceed 300000 with a potential gate near 600000. Schmeling holds a betting edge but Spaniard fans back an early bout and a late surge for a knockout or decision.
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Associated Press
New York
Pauline Uzendun
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Milk Fund
Dempsey
Lakewood
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Cotton States League Results and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday's results show Monroe defeating Baton Rouge 7 to 2 and Laurel routing Alexandria 7 to 0. Today's matchups include Monroe at Baton Rouge El Dorado at Lake Charles Jackson at Vicksburg Laurel at Alexandria and additional major league games New York at Washington Cleveland at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit Brooklyn 5 New York 2 and Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 4 were completed with rain affecting Philadelphia Boston.
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Vicksburg
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Laurel
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Pridalephia
Brown Shuts Out Crackers as Pelicans Triumph
In Atlanta on June 25 bad weather hit southern ports but New Orleans pitcher Brown dominated with two hits to power a 2 0 Pelicans win over the Atlanta Crackers. Bob Parham, a former Georgia Tech star, had both Cracker hits a triple and a single. Birmingham at Mobile and Nashville at Little Rock were rained out. only three games on the schedule.
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South
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New Orleans
Atlanta Crackers
Pelicans
Bob Parham
Georgia Tech
Birmingham
Mobile
Nashville
Little Rock
Royal Equine Life By QUIN HALL
Travel across the greensward from the club house to the stables and witness the daily toil of racing thoroughbreds. Morning workouts shape the day, earnings rise with stakes, and horses like Reigh Count and Minotaur illustrate the volatile fortunes of the track world.
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Quin Hall
Animal Kingdom
Jockfy Fator May Be Out For Year
New York June 25 Laverne Fator may lose his year as king of American jockeys if the Queens County Jockey Club ruling suspends him beyond Aqueduct. Fator was suspended for the rest of the meeting after a poor ride on Folking and his case was sent to the parent body. Fator, one of three riding brothers from Idaho, rose to stardom with Rancocas paying $15000 for his contract, while Lester Mark faced past suspensions but later rode again. He surpassed most riders in classic races but never matched the public idol status of Earl Sande who rode for Harry F Sinclair.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Fator
Aqueduct
H. T. Archibald
Folking
Laverne
New York
Earl Sande
Harry F. Sinclair
Sande
Hildreth
Rancocas
Lehigh Wins National ROTC Rifle Competition
Lehigh University captured first place in the national senior rifle competition among colleges with ROTC units after 180 teams competed.
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Bethlehem
El Dorado Tops Lake Charles in Opening Game
More than 3,000 fans attended the Lake Charles opener as El Dorado Ark defeated Lake Charles 6 to 3 at American Legion Park. Mayor Leon Locke opened the game with the first pitch and a parade, flagpole dedication, and floral tribute completed the event.
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American Legion
Association of Commerce of
Leon Locke
EL Dorado
Princeton Tops Early Golf Qualifiers With Dunlap Tied
Princeton leads after the first half of the six hole qualifying test for intercollegiate golf as 95 players from 30 colleges contest the team title. Maurice McCarthy Jr of Georgetown sits second with 74 while Princeton’s Dunlap Jr equals par 72 on Hollywood course to share early rhythm.
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Georgetown
Yale
Detroit
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
George T. Dunlap
Pinehurst
N. C
Dunlap
Hollywood
Cleveland Becomes Unlucky Spot for A L Umpires
Chicago reports that Cleveland has become a troublesome site for American League umpires as the circuit operates with 10 officials. Earlier FE. T. Ormsby was injured by a thrown bottle during a fan demonstration. George Van Graflan also sustains a fractured arm in a collision with Lew Fonseca of the Indians on Sunday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cleveland
FE. T
Red” Ormsby
American League
George van Graflan
Lew Fonseca
Five Purdue Athletes Stand Out in Big Ten
Five Purdue athletes earned standout status in the Big Ten, with each star excelling across five sports. Ralph Welch led the Boilermakers in one notable event as the team pursued conference glory.
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Purdue
Pafayette
Lnd
Purdue University
Boilermakers
Ralph Welch
Vicksburg Wins After 13 Inning Battle With Solons
Jackson errors hand Vicksburg a 7 to 6 victory in a long 13 inning game in Jackson Mississippi. Berry delivered the decisive single after Query singled and Williams misplayed the ball.
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All-Conference Honors Highlight 1960s College Stars
Charles Murphy center earned all American basketball honors. Orval Martin captured conference titles in the half mile and mile. Elbert Caraway led conference hitters and R W Hooker won the Big Ten 165 pound wrestling title.
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Orval Martin
Half Mile
Mile
Elbert Caraway
R. W. Hooker
College tennis tourney opens in Pennsylvania at Haverford
The 44th annual Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Championship opened in Haverford Pennsylvania with Paul de Ricou Oxford freshman defeating J I Wolfe Penn State 4 0 6 2. Julius Seligson Lehigh defending champion won his first round match 6 2 6 2 over Francis Hardy Southern California. Maurice Bayon Tulane beat L Luce Yale by default.
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United States
Paul de Ricou
Oxford University
England
J. I. Wolfe
Pennsylvania State College
Julius Seligson
Lehigh
Francis Hardy
Southern California
Maurice Bayon
Tulane
L. Luce
Yale
Dentist Makes Device to Clean Golf Balls
Wichita dentist Dr. J. R. Conklin has patented an oblong device to wash and dry golf balls. A crank powers revolving brushes in water to clean, followed by dry brushes to finish. He believes golfers will embrace the idea for cleaner balls on every stroke.
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Wichita, Kas
J. R. Conklin
Wichita
American Tennis Stars Open Strong In Wimbledon Round Two
U S players push pace in second round at Wimbledon led by George Lott defeating L de Borman 6 0 6 1 6 2 and Bill Tilden beating C H Campbell 6 1 6 2 6 0. Helen Wills dominates G E Tomblin 6 0 6 0 and Molle Mallory edges A de Smith 6 3 3 6 7 5.
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England
United States
Johnny Hennessey
R. E. Wathington
George Lott
L. de Borman
Belgium
Wilbur Coen
C. J. Robbing
South Africa
Bill” Tilden
C. H. Campbell
Helen Wills
G. E. Tomblin
Molle Mallory
A. de Smith
Unable to Afford Fresh Pellets After Each Soiling
Residents complain they cannot afford new pellets each time their animals soil the area. Replacements strain budgets as repeated cleaning and disposal costs mount. Community leaders discuss cheaper, reusable solutions and long-term waste management steps.
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