Weekend Sport Review highlights multiple world marks and titles
Helsingfors Lehtinen sets a 5000 meter and three mile world record while Cambridge reports two world seconds and two ties at Olympic trials. Wykolt ties 100 meter marks in Los Angeles as Fouston Claude Benety shines. Gusto tops Oscillator and Prince Hotspur in American Derby. Reed York Blenheim in Brooklyn Handicap. Tennis notes include Steals Pager at trials and Sutter’s 6 0 6 2 6 3 win in Delaware. Frame wins intercollegiate title in Rye. Perry beats Crenshem for southern amateur crown. Griscom and Hicks defeat Ware in Philadelphia. Collin quits Red Sox manager post. Yale upends Harvard. Johns Hopkins tied with Maryland in polo. Olympic lacrosse finals set.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Lehtinen
Cambridge
Mass
Los Angeles
Wykolt
Fouston
Claude Benety
Eacing
Chicago
Gusto
Oscillator
Prince Hotspur
Reed York
Cleveland
Collins
Red Sox
Rye, N
Yale
Harvard
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
Barbers Lead Hispano Loop With Shutout Victory
San Texas Barbers edged Bell Taxis 1 to 0 at Leal Diamond Sunday to seize Hispano League leadership behind strong pitching by Pete. In the twin bill opener, Sons of America defeated the San Antonio Laines 6 to 4. The day featured numerous players, lineups, and detailed box scores reflecting a busy local league scene.
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Buaduines
San-Texas Barbers
Sons of America
Beall
Dua Vereecererere
Pete
Gargies Griels
San‘Texas Barbera
Bell ‘Taxis
Leal Diamond
San Antonio Laines
Ban Ter
ABWOS
Arrevzagne
Morales
Ramir
Neleada
vOetesadr
Timah
Vibne
Mercadare
Stasi
Vasqueck
Garian
Bettencoure
Tolala
Totus
Flores
Munoz
Garcia
Garela
Garcias
Pina
Steeman
Albert Grozon
Sons of
Amerini Tanisca
APE
AESEO
A. Salgoer
Gacobins
Rodrigce
DeLeon
Sawust
C.garcia
Sanckez
Farias
DefaRss
Mendozner
T.cortinere
AY AteCar
Temaved Gomenn
Batons O ‘Auuasarl Ladrevez
Esrors
Jalan Porures
V. Garcia
Rose
Ice Cartines
Tamers
Enaloe
Femedes Gs
Barri
Hasts
Amnerina
Lokirs
Vmntre
Fleeman
Aztec Indian Wins 10,000. Mexico Olympic Hopeful
Mexico City reports Aztec runner Morales won the 10,000 meters in 30 minutes 4945 seconds to earn Mexico's Los Angeles Olympic berth. He led a barefooted field of 25 competitors to seal the qualification, while Luz Fonseca won the girls 400 meter qualifier in 25 seconds.
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Mexico City
Dusa Morales
Mexico
Paavo Nurmi
Morales
Roberto Sanches Ramirez
Wosmeter Jrurdins
Luz Fonseca
Independence Ball Park Damaged by Wind and Storm
A sleeve wind and storm damaged Independence Park and equipment last night. Down trees broke electric and telephone lines. The Western association baseball park area suffered and was affected as workers moved to repair the site. The Independence Springfield event plans were transferred to Springfield for opening.
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Independence Ball Club
Independence
Kan
Jane
Associatiion
Anise
Danime
Springfield Aevins
Westin Associatin
Springfield
Loriptit
Cavaliers Rally To Narrow Win Over Wichard Cleaners
The Cavaliers pull a tight 2 point victory powered by DeLeon and Lopes as they edge Whe hirchird Cleaners in a tense game. Bub day leads scoring and the contest stays close through the final buzzer with standout defense and clutch plays.
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Cavaliers
Colin Bub
Ion Wale Hong Bometset
DeLeon
Lopes
Eli
Moreno Boxes Gome z In Main Go
Two young Mexican bantamweights Henry Morino and Roberto Gomez contend for the Booth bantam crown on Otis Maertz’s Monday night card at 511 West Houston. The 10 round bout tops a program with Cocoet, Dominguez, Barrera and Delaney among the listed fighters and officials.
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Henry Morino
Roberto Gomez
Otis Maertz
Houston Street
Bobby Cocet
Galveston
Johny
Chato
Sinouate
Gebe Seng
Roland Hearn
George Huntress
Dixie, Great American Win Split as Box Scores Highlight Week
Dixie Sports takes two from Richter Butter, 8-3 and 6-5, while Great American Life Insurers split with Southwest Bitulthic Bears 5-3 and 3-4. Scorers include Suche and McMillan, with notable plays by Conway and Jackson and multiple errors shaping the two doubleheaders.
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Dixie Sports
Richter Butterrusts Pine
Great American Life Insurers
Southwest Bitulthic Bears
Scolb
Suche
Bib
Oiels
Dudgan
Prka Jnalx
Luvisiga
Disix
WcMillan
Thuis
Grame
Jackson
Blark
Conray
Grims
Stark
Conway
Pyke
Mitchell
Prkx
McCarles
Uronires
Ente
Conwaysn
Carcriveet
Turekre
Michael
Jecknon Ty
Exanedp
Iarkth
Ackermact
Dodaene
Pyttune
Holfmenp
Abe
Mitchel
Hoffman
Bulter-Ernst Dixie Gibbs
McMillan
Jackman
Earlor
Canwar
Mrmmian
Abroth
Srott
Hattman
Srold
Wendian
Hulfaker
Great
Hutvier
Aiaxtein
ViBull
D & Blaser
Walttames
Aleier
Ps Wing
Welfahehd Hrimsembeek
Ievinzs
Wierdine
Alexander Haere
Sieka
Great Am
Life
Witylithle
Gofmbdtaag
Pats. Gy
Melowen
Hurzier
Ce Paat
Hewl
Wilhiamert J
Metve Gu
Washohny
Laden
Wirktine
Melugin
Vannekkrs
Warn Wa
Vmnyulees Sereway Iba
Lakeview Dairymen Win Double Bill
Lakeview Dairymen swept a Sunday double header at home beating Good Motors 12 to 3 and Callahandy 1 to 0. Burns, Bowers and Vanderbilt led the hitting, while Williams held the Motors to five hits. In the second game Lakeview again used strong defense and timely hitting to secure the wins. Converse also defeated She Coling Carden Tigers 11 to 7 at Converse.
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Lakeview Dairy
Shetasera
Lakeview
Converse
Carden Tigers
Convere Bunday
Morning Loop in 4 tussles from Sunday league play
Four games produced wins for Western Electrics over Lubel’s Cubs 4-2, San Antonio Aly Depal over Hinton’s Cafe 4-2, James Bikes over Craig’s Athletics 4-0, and Knights of Columins over Gentral Power and Might Company 2-7. Unclear full rosters and scoring details due to damaged text.
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Sunady
Western Electrics
Lubel’s
Cubs
San Antonio Aly Depal
Hinton
James Bikes
Craig’s Athletics
Knights of Columins
Gentral Power and Might Company
Beoresenia's
Wikes
Tucker
Zood Michel
Gellert
Andrewsar
Dresen
James
Date Plas
J. Kekhardt
Ravage
Dresch
Jeth Gm Waren
Ithea
Ateletics
Comite
Sulton
Gonrlyy
Boerne Sox Edge Comfort Rival In Sunday Tilt
Boerne White Sox defeated Comfort Bronzes 8 to 6 on Sunday at Boerne. E. Uecker led the Winns with 12 hits, while Wels and J. Uecker also contributed in a see-saw win.
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Boerne Sox
Boerne White Sox
Boerne
E. Uecker
Wels
Leth
J. Uecker
Ofelia
Mater
Kindurmann
Getzein Dies Old-Time Tigers Pitcher Star of Pretzel Battery
Chicago June 2 Charles Getzein famed Detroit Tigers pitcher from the eighties and half of the Pretzel Battery with Charlie Ganzel died at 64 after a heart attack. He posted 29 wins in his 1887 season and later played for the Boston Braves before retiring. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon with many baseball figures of yesteryear in attendance.
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Chicago
Charles Getzein
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Gotzein
Toston Braves
Big Seagers
Tigers
Yesteryear
Gusto Aims for Arlington Derby after American Derby win
Gusto the three year old son of American Flag and grandson of Man o War, ready to move from Washington Park to Arlington Park for the 87000 added Arlington Classic. Trainer Max Hirsen predicts a hard-to-catch effort as Gusto seeks a major season defining victory.
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Chicago
F-M. L. Schwartz
Washington Park
Arlington Park
American Flag
Man of War
Arlington
Irengale Jton
Max Hirsen
Noty
Gusto
Ospulator
Prince Hatepur
Blepenfetchit
Whitch
Wasto
Witch
Achugte Tyry
Mnion
Havine
Withers
Yesterday's Ball Stars in a 9-0 Dodgers Win
A garbled report highlights Dodgers overpowering rivals 9-0 with standout performances from Walter and Rayne while Box and Hemier contribute key hits. Carleton and Reds-Bueled Travels are noted in the chaotic text, but teams and exact events remain obscured.
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Wrenn
Tonathan Sloe
White Myles
Pal Walter Nod
Rayne
Andes
Dodgers
Te Carleton
Cexvinnly
Abul Mol Cohanty Wit
Tnti
Alasatohiwon
Reds
College rowers ready as eight crews duel on Old Man River
On a four mile stretch of Old Man River Cornell and Syracuse clash for the feature race as Washington California challenge strong rivals. Navy Pennsylvania Columbia and Massachusetts are viewed as outsiders with a chance to upset the favorites. Navy seeks to rebound after last year’s upset but recent form looks off.
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Soughkeeple
WN. Y
Wegast College
Hay
Old Man River
Cornell
Syracuse
Aemn
California
Washington
Navy
Pensylvania
Columbia
Massachusetts
Teeh
Middies
Heve Rigt Tinpreesad
Western Tourney for Netters Opens
CHICAGO June 20 Outstanding racquet wielders of significant nations are primed for the opening of the annual western tennis tournament. Players totaling 116 will contest honors on the River Purest Ter ins club courts as the men’s singles begin this afternoon. Betty's Toad wins Malibu event. Tilted Palit TAQ and Hop-a-Lang are noted contenders with Hop-a-Lang taking first by a narrow margin from Leaping You entered by John Roles.
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Netters
Chicago
Racuet Wielders
Peta and
Ar Way Uis
Betty
Toad
Dark Horse
Enetry
Mither
Cplony
Hollywood
Puddle Jumpera
John Roles
Uo Netor
Track results give line on Olympics
American Olympic hopefuls posted strong performances as the weekend saw many records, with Finnish sensation Lauri Lehtinen upending Paavo Nurmi in the 5000 and three miles at the Finnish trials. Frank Wykoff Emmett Topping and Claude Bracey tied 100 m mark. Len Sexton set a shot put record while John Anderson and Lawrence E Johnson posted solid throws and distance marks.
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New York
Helsingfora
Finland
Paavo Nurmi
Lauri Lehtine
Lehtinen
Warmut
Tine
Wille Ritola
Pauge
Finniah Flash
Paul Reker
Cambridge
S. Reker
Frank Wykoff
Los Angeles
Emmett Topping
U Cambridge
Claude Bracey
Houston
Len Sexton
Herman Brix
Gene Venzke
George Lermond
Percy Beard
Earl Warner
Yale
John Anderson
Lawrence E. Johnson
Boston AA
Many Seek Heights Coach Jobs
Applicants for two open coaching positions at Alamo Heights High School have flooded in by telephone letter telegram and in person. School board president Arthur Michael said the district has received numerous applications since the resignations of Sipnee Viking and assistant Alva Boggs to coach at Trinity University. No decision will be made until all applications are reviewed, which could take weeks.
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Alamo Heights High School
Arthur Michael
Sipnee” Viking
Alva Boggs
Trinity University
Michael
Sauer Faces Stratton In Two Of Three Falls Headline
George Sauer and Walter Stratton will wrestle in a two out of three falls match as the main event for next Friday’s wrestling card at Exposition Grounds. Promoter Ralph Hammonds said George Craig and Red Lindsey are also paired for an hourlong bout. Hammonds failed to secure Reynolds for a Silent Rattan match, with Reynolds demanding a $2300 guarantee.
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George Sauer
Walter Stratton
Exposition Grounds
Ralph Hammonds
George Craig
Red Lindsey
Hammonds
Reynolds
Infantrymen Win Polo Game at Brackenridge Park
Third Infantry Brigade polo team beat Second Field Artillery 6 to 3 before a large Sunday crowd. Winners included Major Watson Captain Graig Lieutenant Colonel Swift Lieutenant Palmer. losers featured Liewlenryr Cusack H U L and Hensley and Capt John Smith. Cibolo Buffis defeated Dibble's Sports 6-3 and will face Kneuper's Kodak Kats next Sunday at Crescent Bend Park. Alamo Painters vs James Bikes scheduled for practice Tuesday at San Pedro path.
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Brackenridge Park
Lncup
Watson
Graig
Swift
Palmer
Liewlenryr Cusack
Hensley
John Smith
Cibolo
Kneuper
Cibolo Buffis
Dibble
Kodak Kats
Crescent Bend
Alamo Painters
James
San Pedror Path
VINES WI IN OPENING STRUGGLE AT WIMBLEDON
Ellaworth Wings of the United States began his Wimbledon campaign by defeating French player Duplaix in straight sets 7 8 6 3 6 4 on center court. The Californian showed bold ground strokes and improvement since London championships, drawing applause from the English crowd of about 1000 as his potential unfolded.
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Wimbledon
England
Ellaworth Wings
United States
Duplaix
Vines
Dennis
Trom
Vrange
Tilden
Merchants Rally To Cop At Poteet Slugfest Wins 13 12
In a Sunday high scoring game at Poteet, Merchants beat Poteet 13 to 12 after a six run ninth inning outburst. Home runs came from Brinkley Mangramy and others as Mehaney and Nanney pitched for the winners and losses shifted with late hits and defensive plays.
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Poteet
Slusgera
Mecha
Manny
Megebnale Poteet Tirerse
Wilamp
Aruteh
Tb & Brintley
Simyaon
Olamy
Nanney
Meehan
Manne
Nanny
Neehaiy
Runan
Ranney
Manzram
Pff Beehan
Mangrain
Dail
Nenony
Ath Meehan
Nanaram
Pulck
Ly Heehan
Ly Mungram
Wild Pitchun Merhan
Manaram
Nittis R
Hanney
Ly Meehan
Mungram
Eft
Tiason
Paleot
Merchania
Laren Newton
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