Huskies Dominate Princeton in Rivals Rowing Display
University of Washington crews, led by a 33-stroke pace, routed Princeton by six lengths in a decisive race on Lake Carnegie. The Huskies, tall and powerful at about 6 feet 3 inches, displayed a superior system used by multiple eastern and western programs, signaling a likely showdown with Navy.
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Davis J. Walsh
Internatal News Service
New York
Princeton
Naval Academy
Washington
Dick Butler
Navy
Huskies
Tigers
Seattle
Janu
Poughkeepsie
Joe Windmill
Callow
Butler
Spahn
Pennsylvania
Leader
Yale
Logg
Ebright
California
Reynolds Street Cubs Triumph In Second Straight Win
The Reynolds Street Cubs defeated the Lathrop Street Cubs 22 to 15 on Reynolds Street Field. Stroble pitched for Reynolds Street, allowing nine hits, while Linton and Dwyer shared pitching duties for the losers and surrendered 19 hits. Mumford Costella and Reynolds led the hitting surge.
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Reynolds Street Cubs
Reynolds Street
Lathrop Street Cubs
Stroble
Linton
Dwyer
Mumford
Costella
Reynolds
There is money in raising hogs but not in raising road hogs
A compact aphorism notes that hog farming holds profit while road hogging yields little value, contrasting agricultural enterprise with driving behavior. The line underscores practical economics over reckless practices.
Flowers Defeats Fitzsimmons in Slap Heavy Middlweight Bout
Tiger Flowers, the world middleweight champion, defeated Young Bob Fitzsimmons in a 10 round bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City. Both men weighed in with 166 1 2 pounds for Flowers and 184 pounds for Fitzsimmons.
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Jersey City
N. J
Tiger Flowers
Bob Fitzsimmons
Boyle’s
Thirty Acres
Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Fritz
Flowers
Fitz
Florens
Jersey
Arie Captures Trap Tourney at Cedar Point
Mark Arie of Champaign Illinois, amateur trap shooting champion of the world, won the Indian Shooting Association's annual tournament at Cedar Point, scoring 765 of 800. John R. Taylor of Columbus Ohio was second with 764. Arie tied for honors in the 16 yard line event with Charles A. Young of Springfield Ohio, each hitting 584 of 600. Peacock of Chicago won the Mallory Cup shoot after a coin toss with H. B. Greenamyer of Piqua Ohio. E A Markham of Cleveland won the Indian handicap contest with 96 of 100. Urquhart of Detroit was second with 94 and Walter Lammers of Danbury Ohio third with 92. Arie also won the doubles event with 42 of 50.
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Cedar Point
Mark Arie
Champaign
Ill
Indian Shooting Association
Arie
John R. Taylor
Columbus
Charles A. Young
Springfield
Peacock
Chicago
H. B. Greenamyer
Piqua
E. A. Markham
Cleveland
A. F. Urquhart
Detroit
Walter Lammers
Danbury
Richards Kinsey win two singles in Eastbourne tourney
Vincent Richards and Howard Kinsey of the United States won both singles matches in the Eastbourne international lawn tennis tournament at Devonshire Park. Richards defeated H W Austin 6 2 6 1 6 1 while Kinsey beat O G N Turnbull 6 2 1 6 6 3 6 3. The Americans lead the two-day event against four British players as Wimbledon looms next week. To clinch the title they must win the doubles on Saturday or take one more singles.
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East Bourne
England
France
Vincent Richards
Howard Kinsey
Richards
H. W. Austin
Cambridge
Kinsey
O. G. N. Turnbull
Devonshire Park
Sports Banquet Menu of Boxing and Baseball Giants
The New York boxing commission signals a match with Harry Wills by next Tuesday while a satirical sports banquet lists figures like Nick Altrock Al Schacht Babe Ruth and Red Grange in a playful menu of references to boxing baseball tennis and boxing figures with light humor and dish metaphors.
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New York Boxing Commission
Harry Wills
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
McGraw
Cincinnati
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth
Ederle
Red Grange
Paul Berlenbach
Suzanne Lenglen
Central Christian Defeats Croton in Church League Victory
Martin pitched brilliant ball for Central Christian as they beat Croton M E 14 to 7 at Croton field. Croton pitchers were wild, committing 11 walks and five errors enabling Christians to score. Garrity and Montgomery fueled the win with strong performances. West led Croton at bat in a losing effort.
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Martin
Central Christian
Croton Field
Croton M. E
Crotonites
Croton
Garrity
Montgomery
West
Christians
R. H
C. McClelland
Ssrf
Benninghoff
Kerr
Ile
Johns
Kneram
Miller
Maloney
Cook
McClelland
Eardly
Shaffer
Roberts
Bauman
Cowmeadow
Riley
Jackimo
Junior Team Notes Mahoning Tigers Twin Bill Wins
Mahoning Tigers split a twin bill with the Lawrence Mid gets, winning 15 to 5 and losing six to four. Solomon held the Indies to seven hits in game one as Mahoning pounded G Zidow, with Solomon a triple and Russo and Purdy adding doubles. In game two Majocha fanned 13 and Culbertson four, while Lawrence Midgets were limited to eight hits. Cunningham Avenue beat Reynolds Street 18 to 13 at the Polo grounds with Piccari collecting two triples and a steal. Strobel of Reynolds Street scored twice and had three hits. Square Guys beat Burkes on Boyles field and seek more junior-team bookings. contact Bill at 528-J Bell.
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Mahoning Tigers
Lawrence
Solomon
Mahoning
G. Zidow
Russo
Purdy
Majocha
Culbertson
Cunningham Avenue
Reynolds Street
Polo Grounds
Piccari
Cunningham
Strobel
Square
Burkes
Boyles Field
Bill
J Bell
Electrics Defeat Central Christian In Lopsided Baseball Game
The newly organized P. and O. Electric baseball team crushed Central Christian of the Church league 18 to 6 at Radiator field. Coates hurled well with ten hits and six runs allowed while fanning eight. Electrics piled 18 runs on 25 hits led by Buckingham H Miller C Miller Tinsman and Ayers.
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P. and O. Electric
Central Christian
Church League
Coates
Electrics
Roberts
Buckingham
H. Miller
C. Miller
Tinsman
Ayers
Hagen Trails Abe Mitchell in Golf World Match Play
Walter Hagen American star trails Abe Mitchell by four holes with 86 played in their 72 hole unofficial world match play championship at Virginia Water Sussex England. The match carries a 500 pound stake and attracts wagers while Hagen’s party remains confident citing past comebacks.
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Virginia Water
Sussex
England
Walter Hagen
Abe Mitchell
Hagen
Mitchell
America
Mitchell Hagen Tied In Tourney
Walter Hagen the American golf star and Abe Mitchell Britain's premier pro were all square at the forty fifth hole of their seventy two hole match for the unofficial world match play championship. After thirty six holes yesterday Hagen trailed Mitchell by four. Today's play was at St George s Hill course Welbridge.
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Charles A. Smith
London
Walter Hagen
Abe Mitchell
Britain
Hagen
Clifton Flats Defeat West Pittsburg in Low-Scoring Victory
Clifton Flats beat West Pittsburg as Brady and Lazar each contributed 15 safe blows while Smiley limited the opponents to nine hits. Byak and Rapone homered for Clifton Flats in a compact box score summary.
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Clifton Flats
West Pittsburg
Brady
Lazar
Smiley
West
Clifton
Logan
L. Ryan
Beynon
E- Smiley
Hiler
Byak
I. Clark
H. White
Watkins
West Pitts
Bues
Butera
Ore
Rapone
R. Elsesser
F. Elsesser
Passique
Etm
Sandrue
Vassella
Braky
Tee OS Nose
Pitts
Helen Wills to enter Wimbledon women’s singles
Announcement from the All England Club says Miss Helen Wills will play in the Wimbledon women’s singles. The American star underwent appendectomy June 4 at Neuilly near Paris and reportedly told a teammate she would be all right for Wimbledon. Her mother and father advised against playing so soon, and she may attend as a spectator.
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London
All-England Lawn Tennis Club
Helen Wills
Miss Wills
Neuilly
Paris
Helen
Methodists Edge Third U P In Open Anxiety Filled Game
The First Methodist church team beat the Third U P 11 to 10 at Colonial field on Friday night in a high scoring, error plagued contest. Leonard pitched well for the Third U P, but Marshall gave up 13 hits as the Methodists rallied with seven runs in the fourth inning to pull ahead. Lockley led the Methodist attack with four singles, while McNickle and L Book starred for Third U P with key hits.
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Colonial
Methodist Church
U. P
Leonard
Methodists
Marshall
M. E
Lockley
M. BE
Kennedy
Frazier
McNickle
L. Book
Louise Fordyce Wins First Allegheny Invitational
Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown won the first annual women’s invitation golf tournament at Allegheny Country Club Sewickley Heights with 169 for 36 holes, seven strokes ahead of Virginia Wilson of Chicago who shot 176. Fasting also reduces the weight of those who sell gasoline to farmers.
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Pittsburgh
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Allegheny Country Club Course
Sewickley Heights
Virginia Wilson
Chicago
Sluggers Defeat Kings Sons 29 to 19 in Friday Game
The South Wayne Street Sluggers beat the Kings Sons 29 to 19 at KE. & A. grounds on Friday evening as Russo pitched effectively and Essolda and Russo provided key hits. The game featured 23 errors, Kings Sons 13 and Sluggers 10.
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South Wayne Street
King’s Sons
Russo
Essolda
Fights in Camden and Philadelphia Go to Eight Rounds
Willie Davies of Charleroi Pa outpointed Pee Wee Ross of Camden in eight rounds. Freddie Boylestein of Pittsburgh defeated Eddie Fisher of Riverside N J in eight rounds. Artie McCann and Joe Ryan both of Philadelphia went to decision in eight rounds. George Amblard of Cleveland beat Mack Murphy of Boston in eight rounds.
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Camden
N. J
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Pee Wee Ross
Freddie Boylestein
Pittsburgh
Eddie Fisher
Riverside
Philadelphia
Artie McCann
Joe Ryan
George Amblard
Cleveland
Mack Murphy
Boston
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