Seven Crews Entered In Poughkeepsie Race On Hudson River Today
Seven collegiate eight crews vie for the Intercollegiate championship on the Hudson River near Poughkeepsie as 100000 spectators line the banks. Eight colleges enter varsity junior varsity and freshman events. California and Washington stare as main threats with Cornell, Syracuse, Navy, and Columbia also in the mix. The 6:45 p.m. varsity race caps a wide open 36th renewal, with rough water seen as a potential equalizer.
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Standings and schedule mix in early baseball scores
Fragmented standings show Cleveland leading Philadelphia and New York 1 12 1, with Detroit 11 and Chicago 7, St. Louis 3 and Boston 4. Various matchups listed include Washington at Philadelphia and Detroit at New York, plus Brooklyn and Pittsburgh 4. A jumble of future games and scores follows with teams like Louisville, Kansas City, and Newark appearing in scattered lines.
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Steel & Tubes Rout Jolley’s 19 Run Game
Steel & Tubes softball team scored all runs in first three frames to beat Jolley’s Repair Shops 19 to 2 on See & Tubes Diamond. Kaminski Ballas and Marsh homered for Steel & Tubes.
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Tribe Defeats A's 12–6 to Take Philadelphia Series
In Philadelphia on June 16 the Cleveland Indians beat the Philadelphia Athletics 12 to 6, taking the three game set 2–1. Oral Hildebrand earned the win, Indians collected 17 hits including homers by Averill and Rice, while Higgins and Coleman homer for the A’s. It was Cleveland’s first series win on Philadelphia soil in ten years.
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Munger to Compete in Ohio Singles Matches
Gambier Ohio June 16 War ren Munger Dayton winner of the Ohio conference singles tennis title will compete in the National Intercollegiate tennis matches at Haverford College late this month it was announced today. Munger Kenyon College Junior is unbeaten in college competition this season. Munger was to appear in an exhibition match today as a feature of the Kenyon graduation exercises. His opponent was A S Bickham Dayton former Princeton star.
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Motor Express Meeting Notice at Garage
All Motor Express players are asked to meet at the garage tomorrow at 11 45 sharp for a group gathering and plan session.
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Steve's Win Over C C C On Lace Diamond
Steve's Garage shut out C C C 14 to 0 last night at American Lace diamond. Webber and Jalowicz combined for the pitching win while Ternes and Mahl starred for the losers.
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Mahl
Carlisle Game Set Between Frobatta Coala and Carlisle A C
Tomorrow the Frobatta Coala and Carlisle A C clash at Carlisle diamond with a 2 o'clock start. Local fans expect a spirited matchup as both teams seek a win.
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Hi-Speeds Face Norwalk Keller News Tomorrow
George Smith's Hi-Speed Gas team travels to Norwalk to meet Keller News, a strong foe expected to test them. Red Poulson named starter with Len Wragg behind the plate as the Hi-Speed lineup looks to the first full-strength effort this season. Players to convene at the local Y at noon.
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Keller News Nine
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Meats and Bittners Tie For First Half Loop Title
The West Side League halves end with the Bittner Funeral Home team and the Dobrowski Meats on six wins and one loss, forcing an all South End playoff. Bittners beat Wykrent Grocers 6 to 3 behind Walter Boreski five hits, while Dick Urig led the winners with two singles in four. Western Automatics beat Hi-Speeds 11 to 4 to clinch third, as Tisza Sheldon and Moko starred for the victors and Henke Cooney doubled for Hi-Speeds. The playoff date is to be announced.
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Jacobs Leads U S In Tennis Joust At Wimbledon
Helen Jacobs, a strong California player, leads the United States in the final day of Wightman Cup play in Wimbledon. She faces Dorothy Round in the singles and teams with Palfrey in doubles as America seeks two more victories to claim the cup.
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Baer Crowned Heavyweight Champion Amid Yacht Trip
New heavyweight champion Baer sails off on a yachting trip with broker Leo Friede as talks in Madison Square Garden plot potential future matches. Primo Carnera injures and recuperates while Baer considers September defenses or elimination tournaments involving Neusel Hamas Schmeling Loughran and others. League play also headlines in Lorain County baseball with Elyria teams scheduled to begin play and local fixtures listed for Port City and nearby diamonds.
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Hardwares Down Nixon Barbers 7 to 1 in Stadium League
Elyria Hardwares trounced Nixon Barbers 7 to 1 on the Hampton diamond. J. Brown pitched the Hardwares to victory allowing four hits while Young took the loss for Nixon.
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St Paul Defeats Minneapolis 3-1 in seventh frame rally
COLUMBUS June 16 St Paul drove across three runs in the eighth inning yesterday to beat Minneapolis 3 to 1. Klinger took the loss. Toledo topped Columbus 5 to 3 with a late eighth inning surge led by Teachout and Klinger. Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville and Indianapolis had idle days. doubleheaders set for Sunday in Kansas City and Indianapolis.
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Americans Aim To Seal Cup With Final Victory
The report notes America can win the cup if she prevails. If not, she and Miss Jacobs must defeat M and Kitty McKane Godfrey with Betty Nuthall in doubles. Miss Nuthall faces Carolin Babcock of Los Angeles in the last singles, odds-on favorite to win.
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Taylor Funeral Home Trims Lawyers 8 0
Taylor Funeral Home softball team defeated the Elyria Lawyers 8 to 0 last night at the American Legion diamond. Cliff Smith allowed three hits and struck out twelve. Dalmar Ott belted a grand slam homer to highlight the win.
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Counterwin Cups At Berea Harness Meet Wins
Counterwin, owned by Will Hughes of Cleveland and driven by Lawrence Chaffee, won the 1 mile dash of the three year old pace at Berea Harness meet and paid a $252 win. Kate Smith, driven by Bob Plaxico, won the other two heats of the Wigglers event. Double winners included Phil Cochato driving Pal in in the 2:17 pace and Cobella driven by Brinkerhoff in the handicap trot.
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Indians Play Predicted To Go For Second Win
The Indians aim for a second straight victory as they schedule a Monday morning game against Martin Stare at Cascade Park. The match-up centers on the team’s improving pitching and lineup depth, with fans hoping for continued hot hitting and solid defense.
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Elyria Ladies Beat Westwood In Golf Match
Syria Country Club ladies defeated Westwood 9 to 7 yesterday in a Cleveland District Western Division match on the Lakewood course. Westwood leads with 46 1/2 points, Elyria 45 1/2, while Spring Valley 39 1/2 and Lakewood 26 1/2 follow as Dover, Lorain, and Berea trail.
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Indians Open Series With Washington in Twin Bill Start
Indians open a five game series with the Washington Senators to-day for third place in the standings. A single game is slated for tomorrow Monday and Tuesday with Bob Weiland and Lloyd Brown starting for the Indians and Bob Burke and Al Thomas slated for the Senators. The Indians must win at least one of the two games today to stay in third while the Senators sit half a game behind in fourth. The Indians had battered the Athletics 12 to 6 in Philadelphia yesterday to close that series.
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Frobatta's Coals Defeat LaGrange 6 To 3 In Diamond Action
Frobatta's Coals defeated LaGrange Business Men 6 to 3 in a last night game at Wayside Diamond. J. Vargo pitched for the winners, delivering strong innings to seal the victory.
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Capitol to Show Baer Cameraman Fight Pictures
Louis Lamm, Capitol Theatre manager, announced Baer versus Camera championship fight pictures will be shown Sunday Monday and Tuesday, June 24 25 26. A game starts at 10 18. Notice requested for Coen Jetten Diewald G Maiden J Maiden Saville and Coinman.
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Tri County League slate features Yucka in key spot at Cascade Park
manager Herman Klein will start Johnny Yucka for the Bittner Funeral Home team against LaGrange Wayside Inns at Cascade Park. six straight Tri County League wins are sought as Amherst Mischke Meats, Lorain Lyon Tailors and others contest.
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Pretzel Girls Seek First Win Against North Olmsted
The Pretzel girls, who's line shows recent bumps, face North Olmsted at Cascade Park diamond. Helen Taylor starts in the pitcher’s circle with Beard catching, infielders Hast ing Scott Rasner and K Stantion, Aggie Valerius and Mary Valerius in the outfield with Paladyn and H Stantion patrolling the corners.
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Dry Cleaners HiSpeeds Win League Games
Gene Myers sparked the Hi-Speed Gas with two home runs and a triple in four at bats as they tied the Merchants 7 to 6 in Eastern Heights. Chuck Smith started for the Hi-Speeds, relieved by Frank Murkowski in the sixth. Don Gurney pitched for United Dry Cleaners as they beat Parrish Meats 11 to 3, with Joe Scott doubling three times and Jim Henke in left a standout.
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Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes
United Press notes standout performances from MLB players. TOM ZACHARY of the Dodgers, after being cut by the Braves, won 6 to 4 over the Pirates in his first start, with 9 hits allowed, two hits and three RBIs. Baxter Jordan and Dolph Camilli also shine for Braves and Phillies respectively. Zeke Bonusa hits his 17th homer to break a tie, while Frank Higgins and Ben Chaplian deliver multi hit games.
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