Colley-See-Um Sport Notes Mixed Boxing and Tennis News
The column previews Albany baseball box scores with Thompson four hits two homers and Phelps two hits one a homer. Helen Wills Moody’s England run fuels talk of a sixth singles title tying Lenglen. Ryder Cup and Jim Londos injuries loom. Madison Square Garden heavyweight bout centers on Corners versus Sharkey with betting favorite caution. Washington Senators slump aided by Harley Boer and Galatier homers. Stadium playoff between Security Trojans and Boonsboro Yellow Jackets expected crowd surge. Police Newsies game draws ticket demand as fourth meeting. Moore leads in intermediate billiards with two wins.
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Middle ‘Atlantic
Albany
Tommy Thompson
Gordon’ Phelps
Lade
Joe Cambria
Second Place Clubs Troubling Leaders in Baseball
Second division clubs shake up standings as Boston Braves and Phillies upset leaders. Mangum blanks Cardinals 1-0, Durocher error fuels Boston win. Dodgers win big as Phillies and Chicago rainout. Yankees edge Tigers on home runs. Foxx and Gehrig pace Yankees, White Sox rout Athletics. Red Sox pound Browns 5-4.
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Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Brawis
Yankees
Boston Braves
Phillies
Cardinals
Mangum
Boston
Leo Mangum
Bill Walker
Walker
Dinger
Leo Durocher
Hal. Lee
al Spohrer
Lae
St. Louis
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Cincinnati Reders
Dodgers
St Johnson
Ray Kolp
Chicago
Harley Ross
Indians
Detroit
Tony Lazzer
Ben Chapman
Earl Combs
John Stone
Lowo
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Merritt
Cain
Athletics
Sam Gray
Bd ‘Wells
St. Louis Browns
Collegians Seek Golfing Crown
The 32 qualifiers for the intercollegiate golf tournament began match play for the individual crown at Williamsville New York Yale led by three consecutive team titles and featured Johnny Banks Notre Dame Bill Emery Oklahoma Charlie Yates Georgia State facing Ed Dayton Michigan in the upper bracket Lower bracket included Hank Kowal Colgate versus Notre Dame and Sid Noyes Yale against Jimmy Powers Lafayette with other Southern Association results noted in New Orleans Knoxville Birmingham and Memphis.
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Williamsville
N. Y
Yale
Aspiranta
John ' Fischer
Michigan
Johnny Banks
Notre -Dame
Bill Emery
Oklahoma
Charlie Yates
Georgia
Ed Dayton
Henry J
Hank" Kowal
Colgate
J. Montedonico
Notre Dame
Sid Noyes
Jimmy Powers
Lafayette
Texas Quartet Favored in Intercollegiate Tennis Fourth Round
At Havertown in the 49th national intercollegiate championships a Texas quartet remains intact as the fourth round opens. Kamrath and Buxby face tougher matches while teammates Surface and Williams meet strong opponents Hanes and Coughlin. Coughlin set a new major tournament record with a 50 game streak.
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Haverford
University of Texas
Karl Kamrath
Martin
Burley
Miami
Sterling
Williams
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Kamrath
Buxby
Special Meeting For Enterprise West Western Enterprise Club
A special meeting of the Western Enterprise baseball club is set for Wednesday evening June 28 at 8 00 at the Fire Hall. The session aims to transact festival business for Washington Square planned Thursday and Friday night this week. All members are urged to attend as an important announcement for the Firemen ball team will be made. Due to the festival, practice is canceled and will be held Saturday afternoon at the Enterprise home field Gateway Inn. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kan Ais.
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Western Enterprise Baseball Club
Fire Hall
Firemen
Washington Square
Enterprise
Gateway Inn
Field Events Spotlight at National AAU Championships
Chicago June 28. Field event performers prepare for a full display at Soldier Field in the National AAU championships. Notable marks include Torrance and Lyman surpassing 62 feet in the shot put, with Dunn and La Borde over 50 feet. High jump contenders exceed 6 ft 8 in, Walter Marty tops at 6 ft 8.5 in, Osborne holds 6 ft 8 1/2 in world mark, Spitz at 6 ft 3 6 in. The discus duel features Anderson and La Borde beyond 160 feet. O’Callaghan the hammer favorite. pole vaults above 14 feet. The junior meet opens tomorrow.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State University
John Lyman
Stanford
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Gordon Dunn
Heari la Borde
Lyman
Walter Marty
Fresno
Calif
State College
Harold Osborne
Diinois A.C
George Spitz
New York A. C
John Anderson
Cornell
la Borde
Patrick O'Callaghan
Ireland
Bill Miller
Bill Graber
Southern California
Keith Brown
Yale Star
Matty Gordy
Louisiana State
Wildcats Host Charity Festival For First-Place Run
Williamsport Wildcats stage a two day charity festival at Community Park to celebrate their rise to first in the Washington County League. The event features cakes and refreshments, a square dance, an outdoor tree show directed by Rollin McCardell, with Jack Kreps guiding square dancing. Women’s title events decide Friday afternoon, seniors under floodlights, and Saturday includes decathlon relays and gymnastic championships.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Wildcats
Rollin McCardell
Squire
Jack Kreps
Atlantic's quiet stance targets quality over hype
The Atlantic company rejects brawls and stunts to win motorists. It emphasizes steady progress toward better products, insisting its success is driven by sound business rather than altruism. In Pennsylvania, motorists buy more ATLANTIC WHITE FLASH than any rival brand.
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Pennsylvania
New York boxing card highlights uneasy crowd turnout
The report notes chaotic chatter around ticket sales for a Garden event headlined by Carnera with a world heavyweight context and references to Schmeling and other fighters. It mentions fluctuating spectator interest, tentative timing, and an expected crowd near 60,000 with gate around 275000 dollars, while prelims were moved to 7 PM and main bout to 9 PM.
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Boston
Ienigen
Rohan Vm
Max Schmeling
William F. Carey
Chevies Lead Weekend City League Showdowns
Sunday afternoon at the stadium the Chevies prepare for a return game with the Wildcats while the Cabbies face Hancock. Greenfield’s team defeated the Trojans last week as Ettee and Heaninger led the winners with strong scoring.
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Greencistie
Secenty Trojans
Ettee
Heaninger
Shafer
Teaves
Rowland
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