Jones Leads Open Qualifying With 68 As Twine Tops Field
Twine of Bromley shot 68 to lead the qualifying at Royal Liverpool Wallasey course, while Bobby Jones carded 73 after an uneven day. Diegel and Bradders posted 70, Barnes 77, Von Elm 71, Moe 75, with Seymour withdrawing after learning of his father’s death.
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Schmeling's Journey From Germany to American Boxing Fame
A detailed portrait of Max Schmeling from his early days in Germany to his move to the United States, inspired by American fighting styles. The piece covers his battles, injuries, rough start with limited money, relationships with manager Arthur Bulow, and early notable wins including Joe Sekura, Pietro Corri, and Johnny Risko, detailing his pursuit of big fights and the path toward the Dempsey era.
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Navy triumph sharpens east’s hopes in varsity regatta
Navy beat California by half a length in a 1 3/4 mile sprint at Princeton, boosting eastern chances for the Inter-Collegiate Rowing Association Regatta on June 26 in Poughkeepsie. California’s crew raised to 43 strokes late but fell short. Nineteen crews arrive, with two crews to meet at Madison today.
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Golfers Qualify for Open Championship at Interlachen
More than 1,100 golfers competed across 20 courses for 112 spots in the national open at Interlachen club Minneapolis July 10 11 12. Of 150 in the Minneapolis field 38 already qualified by previous finish or U S representation. remaining places to be decided in today’s qualifier for a total of about 1 140 entries.
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Two Betters Win On Reveille Boy
A railroad executive and a banker split winnings from Reveille Boy, winner of the American Derby at Washington Park. The Chicago Great Western official paid $100 on the horse, with a $113.06 payoff for $2, totaling thousands in earnings as mutuels handle the bets.
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Braves edge Reds as infield stars pace Boston win
Boston's infield hitters combined for seven of eight hits and the Boston Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds 4 to 3 in a tight interleague game on June 16. Clever fielding and timely hitting sealed the victory for Boston, their third straight win.
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St Louis defeats Brooklyn 9 to 4 in baseball clash
St Louis tops Brooklyn 9 to 4 to level the series as Andy High drives in four with a triple and a homer. Five Robins errors help the Cardinals cash in nine hits for the same nine runs while Grabowski exits in the seventh and Haines finishes strong.
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Indians Fall to Yanks as Gehrig and Ruth Power Game
Cleveland trailed New York 17 to 10 in a high scoring day as Lou Gehrig hit his 16th and 17th homers of the season and Babe Ruth added a 21st circuit. Averill homered for Cleveland in the loss with New York piling up 17 hits.
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