Colley-See-Um Sports Roundup Heads to Local Meet
Polish Olympian Janusz Kosciuszki arrives in the United States for international games while Oliver Halassy, left-legged European 100-meter champion and swimmer, aims to compete. Hagerstown plans a police benefit game with the Herald-Mail team as officials announce tennis entries for the Hagerstown Championships. The column notes baseball action, a jail escape in Greenville, and a preview of local track and tennis stars with races and matchups highlighted.
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Oliver Halassy
Hungary
Olyma
Cassidy
Hagerstown
Herald-Mail
Newsies
Harris and Kuhel spark Senators in 12 inning win
Washington edged St Louis 4 3 in 12 innings as Harris homered with a runner aboard and Kuhel scored. Harris and Kuhel thrive in Reynolds absence, boosting a six game streak as Walt Johnson juggles the lineup. Indians rout Yankees 11 3 on opening day. Foxx hits 35th, Ruth 26th. Braves beat Boston 6 4. Cubs beat Brooklyn 4 1. Cardinals fall to Giants 6 3. Kemp's Mill to play Roxbury and Bridgeport in weekend pairings.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Carl Reynolds
Harris
Dave Harris
Reynold
Dickey
Yankees
Joe Kuhel
Joe Judge
Walt Johnson
Kuhe
Senators
St. Louis
Washington
Browns
Indians
Cleveland
Tribe
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Jimmy Foxx
Baseball Scores and Schedule From The League
Daily games list with St Louis at Washington and Cleveland at New York among today matchups. Tomorrow features St Louis at Washington and New York at St Louis with several city pairings. Yesterday results show Chicago defeating Boston while New York and Philadelphia split, and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati posting wins.
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St. Louuis
Washington
Heiroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Bouton
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Lowis
Boston &, Cleveand Lrs
Netrott
Tonis
Westeran' S
Poston
Lewis
Stading
Pei
York
Ann Nelamatt
Olympic team to be named after Stanford trials
Alan Gould reports from Palo Alto that the United States will name its Olympic track team after the Stanford trials and prelims. Final decisions hinge on Saturday as 18 events select three men each amid a field of champions and dark horses seeking spots for Los Angeles. Observers expect 10 000 to 15 000 spectators at Stanford stadium with no broadcast from the venue.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Palo Alto
Calif
Santa Clara Valley
America
Los Angeles
United States
Bill Carr
Ben Eastman
Stanford Stadium
Stanford
Stars and Yesterday’s? Slugging and saves in late innings
Ossie Riuege with the Senators drove in a run in the 12th. Browns and Riggs Stephenson helped the Cubs win a game against the Dodgers with a circus catch then an eighth inning double driven in two runs. Phil Collins relieved H Elliott and beat the Reds with seven plus innings of three hits. Smead Jolley and the Red Sox slugged against the White Sox with a homer and two singles. Bill Swift and the Pirates halted the Braves with four hits. Dick Porter starred for the Indians with a double and two singles against the Yankees.
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Athletics
Detroit
Boston Sox
White Sox
Jack Hayes
Braves
Bill Swift
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyns
Guy Bush
Riggs Stephenson
Tole
Cardinals
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Jim Mooney
St. Louis
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
Phils
Carroll
Ogden
Ossie Riuege
Senators
Browns
Cubs
Dodgers
Circus Caich
Phil Collins
H. Elliott
Reds
Smead Jolley
Red Sox
Pirates
Dick Porter
Indians
Yankees
Rosenbloom Retains Light Heavyweight Title in Buffalo
Maxie Rosenbloom, the Harlem clown, defeated Lot Scozza in Buffalo to retain the New York State Athletic Commission’s light heavyweight crown. Scozza showed valiant effort but was overwhelmed by Rosenbloom through ten rounds. no legitimate profits were reported.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York State Athletic Commission
George Nicholas
National Boxing Association
Lot Scozza
Slapsie Marte
Scozza
Rosenbloom
Cumberland Team Travels for Third Season Match
The Cumberland Country Club golf team of 56 members will journey here tomorrow for the third match of the season against Fountain Head Country Club. Hagerstown has won both its matches, leaving Cumberland hoping for a pair of ties in the remaining two matches. The first foursome tees off at 2 o'clock with Fountain Head players from the Cumberland meet last month included in tomorrow's lineup.
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Cumberland Country Club
Fountain Head Country Club
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Fountain Head
Indoor League Opens With Doubleheader On Local Fields
Tonight Lanvale faces West Side A C on Washington Street School field and George Street meets Mitchell Avenue on their diamond. Both games start promptly at six with two fast contests expected.
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Lanvale
West Side A. C
Washington Street
George Street
Mitchell Avenue
Polo Teams Set for Weekend Polo Clash at Williamsport Field
Coach Major Duvall praised his players after a practice as Middleburgh Marshall prepares to meet local teammates this Saturday and Sunday at 3 20 PM. The Virginians field a strong lineup while locals expect a tougher Sunday match with a handicap. Both games at Washington County Polo and Riding Club promise a record attendance. A European bridge project near Senmark along the Copenhagen Berlin corridor is authorized.
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Kemp's Mill
Roxbury
Penal Farm
Bridgeport
Major Duvall
Williamsport
Middleburgh Marshall
Virginians
Washington County Polo and Riding Club
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Philadelphia Athletics
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California
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Greenville
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Hagerstown Battery Co
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Sportang Goods CO
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Walter Johnson
New York Yanks
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Barnhart
Freeman
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Mansfield Tires & Tyres
Parker Tire CO
Washington St
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Michaels-Stern
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Golf For Health
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