Southern California Wins Intercollegiate Track Meet in Boston
Southern California dominated the intercollegiate A A A A track meet in Cambridge capturing the blue ribbon with 52 points. California finished second with 27 12 points and Bates College Maine took third with 12 points as Eastern teams claimed several records and edge honors. Keith Brown of Chicago Yale set a pole vault world record with 14 feet 5 18 inches as Emile Dubiel of Harvard tied for second with Earle Meadows and Bill Sefton in the 18 foot 9 1 2 inch mark. Brown later attempted 14 feet 7 inches. Foy Draper of USC won the 200 meters in 20 seconds but wind invalidated the record. teammate Phil Cope won the 410 meter hurdles in 14 3/4 seconds. Hamilton Hucker of Cornell set an IC AA U record in the 200 meter low hurdles with 23.2 seconds and 23.3 seconds in the final. Eastern stars Ben Johnson of Columbia suffered a leg injury in the 100 meters, finishing fifth and withdrawing from the 200.
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West Virginia Mountaineers Beat Davis-Elkins Easily
West Virginia University defeated Davis-Elkins with Billy Jackson and Shortstop Stewart combining for seven hits and eight runs. The Mountaineers built a four-run first inning with three hits, a walk, hit batsman, and two errors and led the rest of the game.
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Davis- Stewart Bannered
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Dengis Ig Wins 26 Mile A A U Marathon Title
Washington June 1 Pat Dengis of Baltimore won the fourth annual A A U championship over a 26 mile course from Mount Vernon Virginia to the White House zero milestone. Hugo Kauppinen and Mel Porter of New York finished second and third. Dengis completed the distance in two hours 54 minutes, a minute and a half ahead of the runnerup.
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Pat Dengis
Baltimore
U M W League Plays Set with Today's Single Games
United Mine Workers league schedules single games for today as Sprague visits Oakwood, Summerlee plays Minden, Lochgelly hosts Cunard, and Stanaford meets Hel en. Sprague leads the standings after a shutout of Cunard last Sunday.
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Sixteen County Circuit Teams Play Today in Two Divisions
Sixteen County Circuit Teams participate in a Raleigh county base ball league doubleheader format today with Glen White hosting a single game against the Tams Majors. A League matchups include Edwight at Glen Rogers and Lillybrook vs Dayland, Scarbro vs Mullens, Tams at Glen White. B League features Cranberry at Pemberton, Sinclair at Blue Jay, Raleigh at Woodbay, Mabscott at Crab Orchard. Lillybrook leads A League while Mullens, Glen White, Scarbro loom as challengers. Cranberry leads B League with Raleigh and Mabscott close behind.
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Beckley Youths Honor Winners at Lynchburg College
Beckley youths receive college track and tennis honors at Lynchburg. Archey Mackey named track captain. Victor Tucker becomes tennis captain. Mackey, son of Mr and Mrs Will Mackey of Beckley, stars in high jump and broad jump and once held javelin and college records. Other Beckley recipients include Herbert Bragg two star letter and Paul McClure three star track letters. Florida comptroller reports March gasoline volume at peak since 1926.
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Beckley College
Babe Didrikson Turns Pro in Golf Career Move
Babe Didrickson, the Texas sensation, signs with P Goldsmith Sons Co. to promote golf supplies and appear in exhibitions. She will join the women professionals alongside H Hicks and Joyce Wethered, after being barred from the inter national women's championship as an amateur.
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Manchoukuo Naturality Law Grants Aliens Citizenship Path
Under new Manchoukuo laws, Chinese and all other aliens in Manchoukuo must reside five years to qualify for citizenship. The Associated Press notes the policy redefines aliens as equal to other nationalities for naturalization purposes in Hsinking.
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Manchoukuo
Jacobs Beaten by Sperling in French Tennis SemiFinal
Helen Jacobs, American champion, was upset by Mime Sven Sperling of Denmark 7 5 6 3 in the French hard court championship semi final. Mme Rene Mathieu defeated Margaret Scriven 8 6 6 1 to win the other bracket. Baron Gottfried Von Cramm reached the final for a shot at Fred Perry as Perry defeated Jack Crawford 6 3 8 6 6 3.
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Glen White Beats Tams in County League Game
Glen White defeated the Majors 14 to 1 in a county league contest at Tams yesterday afternoon. Roma Hampton pitched the complete game for Glen White, fanning 12 batters while the Majors struggled against the onslaught.
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Glen White Majors Beat Tams In Slim Ball Contest
Glen White won the game behind steady hitting led by McMillian and Luther with key contributions from C. Grose and Karbonit. Hayes and Scarbro starred in defense for Glen White while Blackburn and G. Grose shined for Tams. Next, Glen White hosts Tams again this afternoon with line scores: Glen White 022 602 100 14, Tams 000 016 1 10.
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Athletics Sweep Washington in twin bill at Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Washington Senators in both games of a doubleheader before about 12,000 fans. In the opener Whitey Wilshere pitched a five hit shutout to earn his fifth victory and third shutout, as the A's topped Washington 5 to 0. In the second game Philadelphia won 7 to 3 behind strong hitting and steady pitching.
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Athletics
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Whitey Whshere
Senators
Tigers Fall In Tight Chicago Showdown 5 4
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4 as Lynwood Rowe took his fifth loss. Ted Lyons pitched for Chicago, scoring three early runs off an error by Gerald Walker. Detroit tied in the fourth, but Chicago reclaimed the lead in the sixth. Jo-Jo White doubled in the ninth after Rowe left, sparking a late rally that failed to equalize.
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