United Brethren Triumph Edges St Mathias In Close League Clash
United Brethren nips St Mathias 7 to 4 at League Park to protect its league lead as St Mathias shocks early with a 3 run second inning. Elks roll 13 to 1 over County at Weed Park while M E Juniors crush Walnut Street Baptists 25 to 2 at Weed Park. Eagles defeat De Molays 8 to 1 at Monroe Field. Scoring highlights include Lange homering with a cycle worthy performance for the Elks.
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Muscatine Tops Park Ridge in NRA Outdoor League Match
Muscatine Rifle club defeated Park Ridge Til 1955 to 1825 in the opening NRA inter club outdoor league meet on 50 and 100 yard courses. Charles Kautz led Muscatine with 399 total, while Park Ridge's top scorers included L Desmet and C Priesmeyer. Muscatine also posted the high team score and planned a second league match against Wisconsin State Pistol and Rifle club.
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Jones Wins Knockout Battle For Middleweight Title
Gorilla Jones of Akron Ohio retains the middleweight crown by defeating Babe Marino in San Francisco. The challenger Marino challenged the title as Jones defended the belt amid a recent association suspension.
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Ragged Support Paves Way for Box Score Comeback
The uneven teamwork and behind the scenes struggles fueled a late surge as the box scores reflected a hard fought contest. Key players battled through misfires and momentum swings to keep the game within reach.
Salary Limit Must Be Observed, Hickey Tells Columbus Club
President Thomas Jefferson Hickey of the American association warned Columbus Club members that drastic measures would be taken against clubs violating the salary limit agreement. He spoke after guidance from the parent St. Louis Cardiology association on adherence.
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Carnera Plans 1934 Return After Title Claim
European boxing strength dominates for the moment with Primo Carnera delaying title defenses until 1934. He will tour Italy and the United States to capitalize on his carnival appeal before facing any serious bouts. Baer Sharkey possible September match. Baer may pursue a title bid while Camera is debated as a top challenger.
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League Budgets and Wage Limits At Issue For Birds
Fragment discusses wage restriction enforcement affecting the Birds and other clubs in the league. It notes ongoing debates over salary ceilings and potential penalties if teams exceed limits, with emphasis on compliance and league oversight.
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Bresnahan Names Eight Star Athletes for Europe Trip
After the American championship meet a committee selected seven athletes and coach George Bresnahan for a European tour. Hen ri La Borde of Stanford will join at his own expense. The squad includes Ralph Metcalfe Glenn Cunningham John Anderson George Spitz Ivan Fuqua John Morris and Joe McCluskey. They sail from New York to Stockholm then on to Warsaw Hanover Berlin Prague Budapest and Paris with La Borde competing in shot put and discus.
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Iowa
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Marquette University
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John Anderson
New York A. C
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George Spitz
Ivan Fuqua
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John Morris
Southwestern Louisiana A. C
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Giants and Braves Extend Winning Streaks Across Leagues
Major league action sees St Louis Cardinals edge New York Giants 1-0 on Medwick’s ninth inning homer. Washington Senators beat Detroit 2-1 to pull ahead in the American race while New York Yankees fall to Cleveland 13-12. Philadelphia and Boston continue NL hot streaks with 5-4 and 9-2 wins. Dodgers topple Cubs 6-3. Red Sox beat White Sox 4-2. Athletics and Browns split a 63 hit doubleheader 12-11 Browns and 11-7 Athletics.
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Simmons Klein Still on Top in Batting Contests
In a week of strong hitting, Jimmie Foxx rose to .346 with 17 hits and 5 homers to take the major league lead. Al Simmons and Chuck Klein kept steady in the American league, while Klein led the National in three categories with 67 RBIs, 15 homers and 23 doubles as end-of-week standings show shifts among top batters.
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Nebraskan Competes for Intercollegiate Golf Title
Rodney Bliss of Correll the Nebraska state champion meets Walter Emergy 18 at Buffalo Country Club Williamsville N C for the intercollegiate golf championship.
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Cunningham and Metcalfe Score Double Victories
Kansas star Cunningham won the 1500 meters in 3 52.3 to set an American and meet record and claimed the 800 meters in 1 51.8. Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette swept the 100 in 10.5 and the 200 in 21.1 seconds to claim double titles at the Chicago track carnival.
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Atlas Breaks Tie in Seventh Frame to Beat Baptists
Atlas edges the Baptists 5 to 4 at Baptist diamond on West Hill Friday night. Towe and Powell produced a seventh inning run on doubles to end a 4 to 4 deadlock. Atlas scored once on an error and a walk in the first and three in the fourth. Baptists answered with one in the first and three in the second before the late rally. The box score follows.
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