California Varsity Wins Dramatic Regatta Over Cornell
California's Golden Bears beat Cornell by a slim margin in the four mile varsity race at the 37th Intercollegiate Poughkeepsie regatta amid heavy rain and a rolling river. Washington, Navy, Syracuse, Pennsylvania and Columbia followed in order with California clocking 18:52 and Cornell 18:52 3/5.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
California
Cornell
Poughkeepsie Regatta
Golden Bears
Chargin
Cayuga
Gene Berkenkamp
Huskies of
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Krum Elbow
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Pennsylvania
Ithaca
Lion Hearts
Wrestling results from Indianapolis and Minneapolis
Indianapolis reports Jim Londos defeating Bill Edwards and Jim Coffield drawing with Joe Cox in a multi match card. In Minneapolis Brenko Narski beat Lou Plummer, Hal Rumberg pinned in Spokane.
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Indianapolis
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Bill Edwards
Dallas
Tex
Jim Coffield
Kansas City
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Drew
Minneapolis
Brenko Narski
Lou Plummer
Hal Rumberg
Spokane
Open League Softball Standings and Week One Results
Y M C A Open league standings show Junior Chamber of Commerce leading with 3 0 1 and Lions Club at 0 0 0 after JCC defeated Lions Club 20 11. Ahepa beat U s Men 25 13 in the other scheduled game as six teams prepare for round two Friday night.
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DiMaggio powers Seals in 7 5 victory on openers
Coast baseball opens second half as DiMaggio mine hits. The San Francisco outfielder sluggered two home runs two doubles and a single in five trips helping the Seals beat Portland 7 to 5 for his 19th circuit clout this season. Seattle walloped Los Angeles 12 to 6 while the Missions defeated Oakland 9 to 5.
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Hollywood
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Los Angeles
Young di Maggio
di Maggio
Portland
New York Yankee
Seattle
Oakland
Joe Louis vows fifth round KO of Carnera in June bout
Joe Louis predicts a knockout of Primo Carnera in the fifth round for their June 25 boxing match in New Jersey. Johnny Dundee watches Louis shadow box and praises the challenger as a dangerous puncher with sloping-shouldered build. Louis aims near 200 pounds for the scheduled fight.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Louis
Johnny Dundee
Dundee
Dempsey
Burke Wins Colorado Battle In Ogden Main Event
Jack Burke of Ogden Utah defeated Hershey Wilson state lightweight champion in a ten round decision in Grand Junction Colorado last night Burke led seven rounds Wilson won one and two rounds were even Sol Luna of Salt Lake City knocked out Jimmy Gardino of Denver in the semi windup early in the card
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Grand Junction
Colo
Hershey Wilson
Jack Burke
Ogden
Utah
Burke
Wilson
Sol Luna
Salt Lake City
Jimmy Gardino
Denver
Pitts To Sign Up With Albany Today
Edwin C. Alabama Pitts, a 24 year old former convict who was banned from organized baseball until Landis intervened, becomes a member of the Albany baseball club today. He expects to sign a contract this afternoon to join the lineup next Sunday under a clarified agreement barring participation in exhibition games. Pitts expresses gratitude for the support and aims to be seen as just another ball player.
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Albany
N. Y
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Albany Baseball Club
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National Association of Minor Professional Baseball Leagues
Hill advances to third round in trans-Mississippi golf
In Omaha Nebraska on June 19 Mrs O L Hill the defending champion swept into the third round by defeating Miss Betty Boterill seven and five Hill led from start to finish and controlled the match against the Salt Lake City player
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Omaha
Neb
Hill
Betty Boterill
Salt Lake City
Stars to race in coast meet
Berkeley earlyれ June 19 entry list passed 300 with many schools entered for the NCAA track and field meet. Ohio State star Jess Owens draws attention while Glenn Hardin of LSU aims to race Owens in the 220 yard barrier. Eulace Peacock of Temple also shines as a versatile sprinter, pentathlon champion and broad jumper.
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Cal
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Jess Owens
Ohio State University
Bretheren
Glenn
Hardin
Louisiana State University
Owens
Eulace Peacock
Temple University
Peacock
Ohio State Flash
Tony Lazzeri Proves Value Beyond Batting Average
The narrative praises Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees as a clutch performer and team leader. It notes 41 RBIs this season with 17 in June and highlights his reliable defense aside from a brief slump, calling him a true baseball man who prioritizes team success.
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Tony Lazzeri
Tony
Yankee
Lazzeri
Frisch’s club under fire as rains halt games
After heavy rains drenched ball parks no games were played yesterday. Frankie Frisch’s champion ship club shows signs of leakage while the Giants surge, and players doubt the old refrain we’re not licked yet as the season remains young.
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Frankie Frisch
Giants
Terrymen
Wimbledon Seeds Surprise as von Cramm Named No 2
The Wimbledon committee seeded Baron Bottfried von Cramm of Germany No 2 behind Fred Perry in the men’s singles. Other top seeds included Jack Crawford at No 3 and Bunny Austin, Wilmer Allison, Sidney Wood, Roderich Menzel, and Christian Boussus. In women’s singles, Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling led the list with Helen Jacobs seeded No 3, followed by Helen Wills Moody and Rene Mathieu. Allison and John Van Ryan head the doubles seedings ahead of Crawford and Quist.
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Germany
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England
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Australia
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Bunny” Austin
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Sidney Wood
New York
Roderich Menzel
Czechoslovakia
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France
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Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Round
Miss Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Prance
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Margaret Scriven
Joan Hartigan
Allison
John van Ryan
East Orange
N. J
Crawford
Orian Quist
Doubles Draw Tops By Jean Borotra and Partners
Jean Borotra and Jacques Brug non, with Donald Budge and Gene Mako forming a youthful American pairing, headline the men's doubles. Dorothy Andrus of Stamford Connecticut and Mme. Sylvia Henrotin of France lead the women’s doubles draw.
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Jacques Brugnon
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Mme
Sylvia Henrotin
France
American Tennis Stars Lose Out at Queen Club
In London the Queen club tournament reached the third round with two American players eliminated. John Van Ryan of East Orange New Jersey lost to Jack Lysaght 6-4 1-6 6-2, while Dorothy Andrus of Stamford Connecticut fell to Leila Low 6-1 6-3. Wilmer Allison Gene Mako and Donald Budge advanced by defeating their second round foes in straight sets.
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John van Ryan
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N. J
Jack Lysaght
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Leila Low
India
Wilmer Allison
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
California
U P Timetable Effective June 17 1935
The timetable lists arrivals from the East Pacific Limited 2:00 a.m Portland Rose 9:25 a.m from the South Butte Special 1:35 a.m Salt Lake-Posatello Local 5:15 a.m Butte Express 1:00 p.m from the West Pacific Limited 6:05 a.m Twin Falls Buhl Local 6:05 p.m Portland Rose 6:15 p.m from the North Butte Special 2:10 a.m Ashton Salt Lake Express 7:25 a.m Butte Salt Lake Express. departures East Pacific Limited 6:20 a.m Portland Rose 6:45 p.m.
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Pacific
Portland Rose
Ashton-Salt Lake
Train schedule snippets show multiple daily lines
A list of train numbers and times across several routes including Butte Special Ashton Victor and Portland Rose. Notable services include No 20 Butte Special at 2:15 a.m. No 31 Butte Express at 1:20 p.m. and No 21 Pacific Limited at 2:25 a.m. The fragmentary entry also mentions No 42 Ashton Salt Lake Local and No 571 Buhl Twin Falls.
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Butte
Ashton-Victor
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