Northwestern Reggie Richardson Medalist in College Golf
Richardson of Northwestern captured the National Collegiate Medalist title with a 144 two under par spanning two days of qualifying. Stanford led the team standings with 612 strokes, Northwestern second, Iowa State third. Richardson, a two time Big Ten champion, finished tied for fifth in the playoff bracket with several others, while Stanford held the overall lead. Bartholomew Chassence, noted French jurist, defended a case involving destroyed barley crop.
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Des Moines
Richardson
Northwestern
Owever
Wildcats
Stanford
Northestern
Iowa State
Princeton
Duke
Ulsiana State
Charles E. Fannon
Warren Berl
John Selby
Tom Sheehan
Notre Dame
Ber
Ted Meister
Yale
Wakonda
Menlion
JI T. Shewaiter
H. R Merritt
Peter Page
Dave Foerster
Frown
Edward W. Clark
Frank Richart
Illinois
Women’s Wimbledon semi-finalists and Yankee classic dated recaps
Highlights from a year ago show Helen Jacobs Helen Wills Moody and Alice Marble reaching Wimbledon women's singles semi finals by defeating Jadwiga Jedrzejowska Kay Stammers and Mme Rene Mathieu respectively. A three year old note recalls the New York Yankees beating the St Louis Browns ten six with six homers to stretch the AL lead. Five years back Lou Gehrig suffered a minor concussion after being hit in an exhibition game with Norfolk, according to the sports page.
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Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Alice Marble
Jadwiga Jedreejowska
Kay Stammers
Mme
Rene Mathieu
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Norfolk
Bernice Shuts Out Chatham In Big Six Tilt
Bernice baseball club tops Chatham 3 to 0 to take the Big Six lead. Lefty Albritton allowed three hits and struck out eight for Bernice while Counts fanned seven and yielded seven hits for Chatham in a pitchers duel. Score by innings shows Bernice scoring in the third and fifth frames. Counts and Duntan, E. Albritton and Holla were the game’s battery.
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Bernice
Bernice Baseball Club
Chatham
Albritton
Counts
Duntan
E. Albritton
Holla
Rosenbloom Fight Denial Triggers License Revocation
California athletic commission ruled Al Ettore staged a sham exhibition in a loss to Maxie Rosenbloom and seized his $1,000 purse while revoking his boxing license. Ettore denied collusion blaming climate and Maxie’s punching, while Rosenbloom defended his tactics and noted Ettore was handpicked.
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Los Angeles
California Athletic Commission
al Ettore
Philadelphia
Maxie Rosenbloom
Ettore
Joe Louis
Maxie
City League Standings and Upcoming Matches
City League standings list teams like Crawford's Service United Electric Thom McAn and Seven-Up Bottlers with win loss records and point totals. The schedule shows Thom McAn versus Francis Beauty School Hunt and Whitaker versus United Electric and other matchups across Plum Street and Barkdale Faulk locations.
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Pet
Crawford's Service
United Electric
Thom McAn
Hunt and Whitaker
Cooperative Dairy
Hart's Candy Kids
Guarantee Shoes
Kitchen's Grocery
Francis Beauty School
Gaines
Lida Benton
Missouri Pacific
Neville
Kitchens’ Grocery
Plum Street
Hart's
Candy Kids
Barkdule Faulk
Boxing Roundup Results Across Cities
SEATTLE Al Hostak stopped Sally Krieger in a middleweight title bout. DETROIT Johnny Withers outpointed Steve Dudas. KANSAS CITY Pat Kissinger knocked out Joe Richards. GARFIELD Johnny Rohrig stopped Nunzio Bisogno. NEW YORK Vic Dellicurti outpointed Georgie Abrams. Matches list boxers, weights, and cities.
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Seattle
al Hostak
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
National Boxing Association
Detroit
Johnny Whiters
Pontiac
Mich
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
Kansas City
Pat Kissinger
Joe Richards
Chicago
Garfield
Johnny Rohrig
Clifton
Nunzio Bisogno
Newark
New York
Vic Dellicurti
Georgie Abrams
Washington
Louis vs Galento A-List Bout Promises Tearful Fury
Experts doubt Tony Galento lasting long with Louis in a heavyweight title clash. The 230 pound veteran seeks a career capstone as Louis', two inches taller and angular, delivers sharp counters. Joe Jacobs guides Galento as the unlikely challenger eyes a promising upset and a crowd of 40 000 plus.
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Louis
Galento
Joe Jacobs
Tony
Joe
Bees and Dodgers tie 2-2 in 23 innings
In Cincinnati on June 28, a 23 inning tie saw the Bees and Dodgers finish 2-2 as pitchers and closers battled. Numerous players logged innings with Watt Hutchinson Presenell and Shoffner dominating, while wild pitches and late rally attempts kept the game tight.
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Hassett
Huber
Cuccinello
Hassett Lopez
Miller
Brooklyn
Boston
Wyatt
Fette
Lanning
Frankhouse
Shoffner
Watt
Hutchinson
Presenell
Pressner
Casey
Prankhouse
Pressnell
Pinelli
Ees Dunn
Harlem Ball Yard Riot Scenario Hints at Policing Sting
The excerpt describes a tense scene with 1,700 police officers expected to flood a Harlem ball yard amid known riots. It notes a stark, scarred gaze and a weighty sense of danger as preparations unfold in a setting marked by urban unrest.
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Harlem
Warneke Gains Ninth Victory in Cardinals 5 2 Win
St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 2 as Jean Lon Warneke worked through a first inning jam to gain his ninth victory. Stanley Hack opened with a homer and Billy Herman doubled while G Russell popped out and Gleeson flied out with the bases loaded. Warneke also drove in two runs in the contest.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Derringer
Bucs
Frank McCormick
Derringer
Russ Bauers
Moundsman
Rhinelanders
Bauers
Goodman
Werber
Lonnie Frey
McCormick
ST. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Jean Lon Warneke
St. Louis Cardinals
Stanley Hack
Billy Herman
Warneke
G. Russell
Johnny Mize
Gleeson
Terry Moore
Chicago
Abrhpoa E Hack
Moore
Medwick
Slaughter
Gutteridge
Owen
Tenes Warneke
P. Steet
Meena Bowman
Louis
Hack
Ted Lyons
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Bull Trotter
Lyons
John Whitehead
George Gill
Red Sox blank Nationals 8 to 0 in latest setback
Detroit and Cleveland scored in a tight lineup, while Cy Young era style notes mention Briggs and Landis figures. The box shows 8-0 as the final, with details of pitchers and fielding, including hits and innings, plus attendance and umpires.
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Pep Young
Derringer
Pittsburgh Abrhpoa F. K
Orsicreactens
Handley
Mueller
Peenestacas
Berres
Bauers
Brown
P O
Sewell
Eighth
Cincinnati
Abrhpoa E Werber
CONAK
McCormick
Lombard
S.secessee
OSS Barger
Suis Csavedvrssr
Pittsburgh
Goodman
Lombardi
Young
Frey
Gamble
Myers
Fletcher
Vaughan
Bewell
Magerkurth
Sears
Ballanfant
Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Leslie O'Connor
Kenesaw Mounwin Landis
Wevaserice ‘ Rine AO
Greenberg
Rogell
Newsom
Coffman
Rogers
Cleveland
Chapman
Keltner
Cacasaveter
Webb
Detroit
Feiler
Rue
Geisel
Basil
Ormsby
Wrestling Results From Last Night In Several Cities
In Manchester Steve Casey and Gus Sonnenberg drew 90. In Minneapolis Bronko Nagurski and Dick Raines drew 60 while Abe Kashey defeated Ted Key 27 37. The report notes competitors from Ireland, International Falls, Dallas and Oakland with weights listed.
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Associated Press
Manchester
N. H
Steve
Crusher) Casey
Ireland
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Drew
Minneapolis
Minn
Bronko Nagurski
International Falls
Dick Raines
Dallas
Abe Kashey
Paterson
N. J
Ted Key
Oakland
Calif
Eugene Vinson Wins Second Round At Mississippi Amateur
Eugene Vinson defending champion advances in the Mississippi Amateur Golf tournament by beating L N Vaccarro 7 and 6 in the second round in Laurel Mississippi. He had previously defeated Dr Jack Harrell 1 up on 19 holes. Other results include Roy Pope beating Franklin Wilson 1 up and several other close matches across the field.
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Laurel
Miss
Eugene Vinson
Mississippi
L. N. Vaccarro
Biloxi
Vinson
Jack Harrell
Franklin Wilson
Roy Pope
Columbia
Andy Phyler
Furlow
H. Turner
Gardner
L. V. Dukes
Pope
H. G. Weddington
Holliday
Dr. S. L. Brister
Scaffold
H. L. Ray, Jr
Gardiner Green
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Leon G. Turreu
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the Lady's
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