Yale Freshmen Face Probation Over Berkeley Oval Riot
Yale freshmen may be placed on probation after a riot in the Berkeley oval. The disturbance halted practices for the Harvard regatta as students toppled a fence and tore down barriers while campus police struggled to contain the outbreak before authorities intervened.
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Yale
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F. H. Banks
English Department
Campus unrest ends after extinguisher attack
He faced the students and left the scene only when a fire extinguisher was turned upon him. Threats of placing the classes on probation and recalling the freshman crew and the appearance of Registrar John R. Elia ended the celebration amid campus wreckage.
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John R. Elia
Rosenberg Knocks Out Pettingill Then Injures Both Hands
Cincinnati dispatch reports bantamweight champion Charles Phil Rosenberg knockout Al Pettingill in Covington Kentucky last night. The effort left him with injuries to both hands and his manager canceled the ensuing fight with Pete Sarmineto in Cleveland scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Phil) Rosenberg
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Boise Polo Team Defeats Guardsmen in Northwestern Final
Boise Civilian polo team rallied to topple the National Guard entry 8 to 0 in the Northwestern championship tourney. The Civilians led throughout with strong mounts and teamwork and widened their edge to four points by halftime. Referee Barry Huston presided as six chukkers were played.
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Ruth Debuts as Yankees Fall Short in Pennant Bid
Babe Ruth's sea son debut for the Yankees ends in a 5 to 3 Washington win as New York slips toward the cellar in the American league. Ruth shows mixed results with a near homer and a sparkling circus catch while Veach finishes the seventh. Other scores note Red Sox 5 Athletics 3, Detroit 8 White Sox 6, Browns 10 Indians 2, Cubs 6 Pirates 4, Cardinals 5 Reds 3, Phillies 12 Braves 10.
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Racing and golf events headline today’s sports
Racing actions include Wost Chester at Belmont Park and Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia. Con naught Park Jockey Club opens in Ottawa. Golf features Southern Ontario and Toronto women’s championships, plus French Lick Springs and Waterbury events. Boxing cards list Bud Taylor vs Eddie McLarin 12 rounds and Carl Tremaine vs Charley Goodman 19 rounds in Cleveland.
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Dairy men in Rome eye cheese making surge
Rome Georgia dairy men focus on cheese production with a notable rise in small plants. Over a score of new facilities have been set up in two years signaling a shift toward local cheese manufacture and supply.
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North Georgia
McTigue Seeks Return Bout After Berlenbach Win
New York AP report says the New York state athletic commission weighing a challenge to Mike McTigue for a rematch with Paul Berlenbach, who took the light heavyweight title from McTigue Saturday. McTigue says the decision was poor and a draw was merited. Jack Delaney of Bridgeport has been signed to meet Berlenbach on July 17.
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Olympic program for 1928 Games approved in Prague
The International Olympic Committee approved the 1928 Olympic program in Prague. The games at Amsterdam will include track and field gymnastics boxing fencing wrestling rowing swimming water polo horsemanship pentathlon evening football hockey tennis weight lifting and yachting.
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International Olympic Committee
Cincinnati Times Notes Mays Seeks Tonsil Operation
Cincinnati reports Nationals pitcher Carl Mays arrived to undergo tonsil removal surgery. He has missed the season due to persistent right arm soreness that has made pitching impossible.
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Carl Mays
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Mays
Belgian labor leader accuses military of suppressing strikes abroad
Geneva reports M. Mertens a Belgian labor leader and ILC delegate charged military forces in Bragil suppressed textile and railway strikes. Branco Clark the Brazilian delegate denied the charges as unjustified and erroneous. Mertens renewed his accusation claiming he has authentic information supporting the claim.
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Government ready to curb rum smugglers in southeastern waters
Washington reports the government will meet any move by rum smugglers to shift major activities to southeastern waters. Assistant prohibition commissioner James E. B. Jones, returning from Florida, says conditions remain bad as ten coast guard boats are stationed near Miami to fight smuggling.
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Fatal automobile mishap near Rock Springs Wyoming
Joseph Sternard of Superior is dead from a car crash near Rock Springs on Saturday night. Tony Disnovan suffered a fractured skull, his wife and four children were badly bruised and cut. Joseph Nich Lira, the car driver, was slightly hurt.
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Demand for Hupp Eight Cylinder Cars Grows
Detroit buyers push demand for the new Hupp eight cylinder model as the factory adopts a schedule aiming at 1,000 cars monthly.
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Hupp
Fifty Years Since First Telephones Sound Heard
On this day, fifty years ago in a Boston garret Alexander Graham Bell heard the first transmitted sound through telephone. A Saskatchewan general election follows a brief political campaign. The Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine opens its annual session in Los Angeles. A monument to General John Thomas of the Revolutionary War is unveiled at Fort Chambly in Quebec.
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New York Composer Lawler Dies After Long Decline
Charles B Lawler the emigrant from Dublin who wrote the Side Walk of New York and the tenement children's walk and whose bout with blindness did not stop his fame died Sunday of heart disease in New York He rose to fame as a vaudeville actor with a brash Bowery accent and became known for a song that earned him 2600 dollars and sold millions of copies.
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Charles B. Lawler
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Muscle Shoals power leasing report due to War Department
An ad verse report on leasing power at Muscle Shoals Alabama is expected to be recommended to the War Department by the Muscle Shoals commission. Members believe power won’t be available before December 1 and that the commission’s report on property disposition will be ready by then. President Coolidge says leases should not be made if they interfere with final disposition.
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Muscle Shoals
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May corporate securities rise in New York totals
New securities issued in May reached 247,462,200 dollars, up 66,277,000 from a year earlier. Industrial securities gained 74,249,000 while new railroad securities fell 7,972,200. For the first five months of 1925 the total reached 1,734,913,809 dollars, up from the prior year.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Stock Sale Stopped By Illinois Merger Agreement
A stipulation signed by Grain Marketing Co and the Illinois Agricultural Association halts selling stock to farmers until July 28 unless the Illinois Commerce Commission agrees. The move ends state proceedings seeking public utility jurisdiction over the company and its grain elevators.
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Findis
Mlinoig Cnm Merce Commission
Illinois Agricultural Association
Illinois
State Commerce Commission
Commission
Smith Wins Referee Decision in Salt Lake City Bout
Midget Smith of Salt Lake City earns the referee's decision over Noche Cervantes of Denver after ten rounds in Featherweight action. Smith takes eight rounds to Cervantes's two as Frank Buffington defeats Red Davis in the semi final, advancing the local boxer toward the main event.
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Salt Lake City
Midget Smith
Salt Lake
Noche Cervantes
Denver
Frankie Buffington
Red Davis
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