Coast Regatta Fields Largest Ever With Cornell Harvard Favored
A dozen crews contest the Lake Washington regatta in Seattle, the second annual 2000 meter sprint for the American spring championship. Favorites Cornell and Harvard, plus Yale and Washington, face strong showings from California, Princeton, Penn, MIT and others as judges may delay results to review race footage.
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Stymie to run in Jamaica Questionnaire handicap
Stymie, the second best handicap horse in training, is set for the $25,000 added Questionnaire handicap at Jamaica. He cannot beat Assault who declined, but finishing second could move Stymie to second place ahead of retired Whirlaway. The turf moguls may boost the New York Handicap from $50,000 to $100,000 in added money, raising the race's importance with the Belmont Park October 11 stakes.
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Sodus Regatta Receives Toronto Hosts and July Schedule
The Lake Yacht Racing Association blue ribbon regatta will run July 28 to 30 from Queen City Yacht Club Toronto authorities cancel Sodus Bay races due to high waters. The Snyder Cup race precedes on July 26 from Rochester Yacht Club to Queen City Club. The Freeman Cup cruise departs July 31 from Toronto via Rochester to Presquile.
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Prendergast Faces Rampaging Bisons In Doubleheader Loss
Buffalo Bisons swept a doubleheader from the Syracuse Chiefs 8-4 and 9-4 as Jim Prendergast hoped to go the distance. Mike Schultz took the first-game loss. Eddie Mordarski homered for Buffalo. In the nightcap, Wehmeier walked Wasdell to start chaos, and Jimmy Wasdell belted a grand slam for the Bisons.
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Pacific Coast League Scoresheet Summary
Seattles led 18 7 with San Diego 2 3 and Portland 3 0 in later innings. Hollywood edged Portland 3 0, while Los Angeles routed Sacramento 10 2 and San Francisco defeated Oakland 18 3 with strong Seattle and Porland results noted.
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Double Setback In Game Seven Syracuse Beats Buffalo
Syracuse wins 4 to 0 over Buffalo in the deciding game of the series. Wasdell and Laabs lead with key hits, Mordarski drives in two runs, and Wehmeier pitches 5 2 3 innings for the victory. Brown closes for Syracuse as Gates and Houtteman combine on the mound for Buffalo. Attendance 9,602.
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Schenectady Blue Jays Ride Double Wins in CFL Action
Stellar pitching by Bill Koszarek and Oberman powered Schenectady to 10-0 and 9-1 twin bill victories over the Quebec Alouettes keeping them two games ahead in the Canadian American League. Three Rivers swept the Rome Colonels 6-2 and 15-1 as other doubleheaders swung.
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Girl Hits Homer To Win Contest At YMCA Field
A home run with the bases loaded in the sixth gave Miss Kocur’s L. C. Smith girls an 8 7 win over Crouse Hinds at the YMCA field last night. Prosperity Green Hornets beat the Fairmounts 8 4 in another girls game. The U S Hoffman nine defeated Charles aggregation 5 2 in the third game of the triple bill.
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Wimbledon Round of 16 Sparks Drobny Kramer Duel
Jaroslav Drobny of Czechoslovakia defeats Jack Kramer of Los Angeles in five set battle at Wimbledon in the round of 16. Match shows dramatic shifts with set scores 2-6 17-15 6-3 3-6 6-3 during the tournament.
Snead Paces Victory Open By 3 Strokes
Sammy Snead led the Chicago Victory National Open into round three with a 12 under total after a 67 in round two. His 150 two rounds put him 3 strokes ahead of George Payton, who trailed by one, with Ben Hogan close behind at 133 after a 68. Lawson Little’s 66 Friday boosted him to a tie for fourth with Herman Keiser, Ed Furgol, and Al Smith. several others sit near 136-138.
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Royals Hold 6z Game Advantage
The Montreal Royals push toward a third straight International League pennant as they pull away from rivals. They gained 1.5 games on the Jersey City Giants after sweeping Newark Bears in a twin bill while the Giants lost 3-1 to Toronto Maple Leafs. Luke Hamlin earned his sixth win as Montreal used three pitchers in the opener and Erv Palla won the nightcap with four safeties. Buffalo closed in on Rochester with two wins as Max Surkont hurled four hits.
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Tomahawks edge Bluebirds and others in Juvenile League no-hitter
Bob Jackson pitched a no-hit, no-run game with 12 strikeouts as the Tomahawks beat the Bluebirds 2-0 at Kirk Park. Other scores include Navy Cubs 6 Chiefs 5 and Royals 14 East End Midgets 2, among multiple divisions and results.
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Yankees on track to win pennant as Fourth of July nears
The New York Yankees lead the American League on Independence Day with a 7-1 win over the A s rookie Carl Scheib who was promoted to start. Boston struggles against Washington while Cleveland shut out the White Sox and Detroit routed St Louis. In the National League, Brooklyn gained a game and a half atop the Braves after an 8-5 win, with Rex Barney and Hank Behrman handling the mound duties. Pittsburgh triumphed 12-8 over Chicago as St Louis edged Cincinnati in extra innings.
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Matist Triumphs Over Sullivan in Ten Round Bout
In Johnson City Joe Matisi of Endicott captured a ten round decision against Billy Sullivan of Chicago in the feature at traction. Other results include Frankie Best defeating Tony DiMicco, Jimmy Freeman beating Chuck Jennings, Lenny Mead stopping Don Stat cher, Joe Taylor over Andy Hetlin, and Basil Holgash prevailing over Carlton Brown.
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Stars Beat Fulton 7 to 3 in Syracuse Tilt
The Syracuse Stars defeated Fulton 7 to 3. Clarence Snow pitched well with three hits allowed. Testone delivered the lone extra base hit with a double.
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Iroquois Golf Lead Is Held By Oak Hill
Rochester reports Oak Hill Club leads the 35th League of the Iroquois golf tourney after a 28 to 8 victory over Yahnmadasis of Utica. Wanakah beat Bellevue 20 to 16. George Trainor of Oak Hill shot 72 to claim the individual trophy. Kling and Stevens tied for runnerup at 73. Bowne of Yahnundasis won net honors with 68.
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Fox Halls Artie Levine Fox Halls Artie Levine
Billy Fox of Philadelphia earned a technical knockout over Artie Levine of Brooklyn at 1:32 of the third round in Madison Square Garden. Fox, resembling Joe Louis in looks and style, pressured Levine in a bloody third round before referee Ruby Goldstein stopped the bout after Fox floored Levine with a left hook and barrage of punches.
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Solvay Finalist In Semi Pro Play
Solvay reached the sectional final after two wins at Griffin Field. Liverpool defeated Adelphi 4 1 4 and Crouse Hinds 7 6 to reach the final against Syracuse Stars. The winner faces Solvay for the championship with Jamestown regional participation looming.
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Bahouth Homers as Fayetteville Legion Edges Crouse Hinds 9 6
Bahouth hit a leadoff homer and Mil Bahouth drove in twice as the Fayetteville American Legion softball team defeated Crouse Hinds of the Industrial League 9 to 6.
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Tony Langan Eliminated In Golf Play
In Ann Arbor Michigan Charley Coe of Oklahoma and Charley Lind of Denver meet in the National Collegiate golf tournament quarter finals. Other matches pair Stanford LSU Michigan Princeton North Carolina and Oregon players in a day of upsets and close scores.
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Ashley Taylor
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Wimbledon Upset Sparks American Wins in Singles
At Wimbledon American players dominate early rounds. Jack Kramer of Los Angeles reaches the quarter finals by beating Torsten Johansson 7-5 6-2 6-3. Doris Hart of Miami defeats Beebe Gullbrandsson 6-3 6-0. Budge Patty, a young unseeded star from Los Angeles, advances with a 6-4 6-0 1-6 6-4 upset over Jack Browwich of Australia.
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No Cash Louis Bout Called Off at Comiskey Park
The heavyweight title bout between Joe Louis and Bob Foxworth at Comiskey Park on July 8 was canceled after Louis’s manager John Roxborough said the $5,000 guarantee was not posted. Louis had flown from Albuquerque to discuss the matter with Roxborough.
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California Wins in Kalamazoo as World Series Opens Day Two
Kalamazoo Michigan. The collegiate baseball world series entered its second day with the University of California leading Yale by one game after the Westerners won yesterday's opener 17 to 4, with Jr. scoring in the ninth inning.
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