Washington crews sweep Poughkeepsie races in Olympic bid
Washington University crews dominated the Poughkeepsie regatta sweeping varsity junior varsity and freshmen races. The Huskies won the four mile varsity in 19 09 3 5 by a length over California. The Jayvees and freshmen also won decisively as they prep for Princeton trials and a Berlin bid.
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Poughkeepsie
Alan Gould
N. Y
Hudson River
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Princeton
Seattle
California
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Hudson
Jayvees
Navy
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Bear Lake league baseball schedule outlined
The Montpelier based Bear Lake baseball league releases summer games. Matches include Montpelier at Georgetown and Laketown at St Charles on June 27 and other fixtures through September 1 featuring Paris Montpelier Dingle St Charles Georgetown Laketown and Ft Charles in various home away pairings.
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Bear Lake Baseball League
Georgetown
Dingle
Paris
Laketown
St. Charles
Ft. Charles
Telephone Co and Independent league results in softball action
The Telephone Co. beat Western States Grocery 8 7 in the seventh inning with Howell hitting the day’s only four-base hit. Orange Transportation edged National Biscuit 5 4 in a pitcher duel as Egertsen held the Biscuit team to eight safeties. The U P Roundhouse defeated Ahepa 18 9, and U P Stote Department routed City Motor 24 7. The U P Back Shops won 16 6 over Safeway Stores while Live-Yers forfeited to Mink Creek CCC Camp.
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Orange Transportation and National Biscuit Co
Orange
Zweigart
Biscuit
Eggertsen
R. H. E. National Biscuit
Norman
Hanson
Polley
C. Bolischweiler
U. P. Roundhouse
Ahepa
Railroaders
R. H. E. Roundhouse
Knapp
Brodt
N. Fellis
Joe Fellis
Pager
J. Delate
Bucher
Trabant
Thiros
McGee
U. P. Stote Department
City Motor
Storemen
Frandgen
R. H. E. Store Dept
Savage
Prandsen
L. Wilson
H. Wilson
Gleagon
Berry
Bates
O. Wilson
Tillman
Prandgen
Stone
U. P
Safeway Stores
R. H. E. Shops
Easley
Giannini
Sports Mirror highlights past tennis boxing and baseball titles
Today a year ago Bryan Grant defeated Frank Parker in five sets to win the U S clay court tennis title for the third time. Three years ago Tony Canzoneri lost the world lightweight boxing title to Barney Ross on a disputed decision. Five years ago Lefty Grove won his 13th game as the Athletics defeated the Browns 3 to 0.
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Associated Press
Bryan Grant
Frank Parker
U. S
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Browns
Wrestling results show wins by Ali Baba and Hercules Tragos
Detroit based Ali Baba defeated Ivan Rasputin two straight falls in Detroit. Hercules Tragos from Greece beat Abe Stein of Brooklyn two falls in Montreal. Gus Sosenberg of Boston threw Hank Barber of Cambridge, Mass in Lancaster Pennsylvania in thirty three minutes.
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Ali Baba
Ivan Rasputin
Montreal
Hercules Tragos
Greece
Abe Stein
Brooklyn
Lancaster
Gus Sonsenberg
Boston
Hank Barber
Cambridge
Mass
Beavers Face Angels in Key Coast League Clash
Portland Beavers aim to climb after winning 12 of 14 as they host the Los Angeles Angels in a pivotal Pacific Coast League series opener in Portland. Seattle Indians also seek advantage against the San Francisco Seals while Oakland and the Missions compete in San Francisco and San Diego meets Sacramento.
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Portland Beavers
Beavers
Seattle
San Francisco Missions
Los Moogo Angels
Portand
Dutch Ruether
Seattle Indians
San Francisco Seals
Oakland
Missions
San Diego
Sacramento
Grocers Capture Softball Battle
Safeway Stores trounced Oborn Grocery 11 10 in a game played as their last of the year. The contest was forfeited due to ineligible players, granting Oborn a win on records Seamons pitched for Oborns Bergeson in goal Hammond caught for Safeway.
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Blackfoot
Safeway Stores
Oborn Grocery
Safeway
Oborn
Springfield Lake Fishing Ban Extended for Brood Stock
Amos Eckert state game warden reports Springfield Lake is closed for the rest of the year to protect brood stock from overfishing. The closure covers waters north of the highway and 100 feet south of the highway.
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Springfield Lake
Amos Eckert
Yankees and Reds shine in daily baseball notes
Bump Hadley of the Yankees delivered solid relief against the White Sox. Paul Derringer and Ival Gooden of the Reds held the Dodgers to six hits, with Goodman driving in four on a homer and a triple. Travis Jackson of the Giants sparked Pittsburgh pitchers for two homers and four RBIs. Jimmy Collins of the Cardinals led a Phlllies demolition with five RBIs on two homers and a single. Puccinelli of the Athletics doubled in the eighth scoring Lou Finney for the winner over the Indians. Billy Rogell and the Tigers combined for three hits and the go ahead run in the ninth. Ray Benge of the Bees limited the Cubs to seven hits.
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Ival Goodman
Reds
Derringer
Dodgers
Goodman
Travis Jackson
Giants
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Collins
Cardinals
Phillies
Theatello Bannocks
Monarch
Rocks
Lub
Magwit
Sewis
Davis
Overland
Mena Ab.r.h. PO
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Powell
Dubose
Smith
Lee
Hadley
Wilson
Aseam
Dean
R. Seeee
Ord
Long
Batman
Reese
Expert baseball forecasters fear Boston fall to National League cellar
Fullerton and Reed report that experts anxious over predictions of Boston finishing last in the National League as the Bees beat the Cubs 6 to 8 indicates Chicago dropped, while the Yankees and Tigers gain ground. Giants slug Pirates 11 to 5 as Reds hold fifth with Dodgers setback.
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Fullerton, JR
Ason
Boston
Brook
Chicago
the Bees
Cubs
Cabs
Phillies
Monarchs Edge Banocks 6 5 In Tight Contest
The City Monarchs edged the Banocks 6 to 5 as pitching and late defense kept it close. Eastman earned the win while Mayweather took the loss after a back and forth nine innings with 10 strikeouts by Batman and several key hits from Davis Langford and Hadley.
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Mayweather
Batman
Reese
Shrimpster
Wilson
Long
Eastman
Jackson
Bass
Gase
Major League Leaders in National League Batting and Pitching
A compact listing shows leaders across categories for both leagues. Highlights include Ott with 12 home runs for the Giants, J Moore and Klein tied for nine and Gehrig batting .392 with 94 hits, and J Dean 13-2 leading National pitchers. Other leaders: Jordan 96 hits for the Bees, Gehrig 61 RBIs, Foxx 62 RBIs for the Red Sox in the AL.
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Cardinals
Jordan
Bees
J. Moore
Phillies
J. Martin
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Ott
Giants
Moore
Herman
Cubs
Goodman
Reds
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Klein
Collins
Berger Bees
Martin
J. Dean
Warneke
Gehrig
Yankees
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Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Foxx
Red Sox
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Rolfe
Clift
Browns
Trosky
Powell
Piet
White Sox
Werber
Pearson
Grove
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Several Cities
In Peoria John Henry Lewis a world light heavyweight champion from Phoenix knocked out Jimmy Merriott in the non title bout. Barney Ross the world welterweight champion from Chicago stopped Morris Eget in Detroit in a non title bout. Tiger Walker from Cincinnati defeated Al Fane in Lexington. Clarence Red Burman of New York outpointed Dutch Weimer of Oakland in Washington. Henry Armstrong of Los Angeles outpointed Johnny De Foe of New York in Butte.
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Associated Press
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Ariz
Jimmy Merriott
Tulsa
Okla
Omaha
Barney Ross
Chicago
Morris Eget
Detroit
Quincy
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Kid) Walker
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al Fane
Lexington
Washington
Clarence
Red" Burman
New York
Dutch” Weimer
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Mont
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Los Angeles
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Braddock Schmeling Set For Court Fight Over Jacobs Contract
MSG may sue to block a Braddock Schmeling bout for Mike Jacobs as contracts are reportedly signed. DiMaggio defied orders in Detroit by swinging on a bunt signal. Mungo temper issue looms over Giants. Hank Greenberg loss hurts Tigers offense but not defense. Burns rises with balls Hank Henry would have chased. Patricia Henry notes a national intercollegiate tennis title by a 19 year old, her fourth in a year.
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Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
James J. Braddock
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Jack Burns
Hank
Patricia Henry
Bill Henry
Los Angeles Times
Boston
Marty of Seals Leads Coast Batting Stand
Joe Marty of the San Francisco Seals kept the Pacific Coast batting lead last week despite a 16 point drop. Norman Kies Oak catcher rose to second place, Fred Muller Seattle hit 12 home runs, and Eddie Joost Missions along with Seroe Anton Oakland led in stolen bases with 16 each. Leading batters include Marty with .304, Kies .358, Holmgren .352, Fredrick .344, Monzo .339, Bedore .338, Bell .337, Outen .337, Hartje .336, and Spidel .330 across the season through recent play.
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Joe Marty
San Francisco Seals
Pacific Coast
Norman Kies
Oaks
Fred Muller
Seattle
Eddie Joost
Missions
Seroe Anton
Oakland
G. AB. H
Pet Marty
S. F
Kies
Oak
Baer Eyes Braddock Clash For 200000
Ancil Hoffman manager of Max Baer says he offered 200000 for a title bout between Baer and Jimmy Braddock who won the title last year. He cites Madison Square Garden matchmaker Jim Johnston and plans a later Baer Schmeling bout for a big gate. Detroit report adds Joe Louis camp shoring up August fight, with Baer as frequent option.
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Ancil Hoffman
Max Baer
Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Suare Garden
Hoffman
Max
Jack Sharkey
Braddock
Max Schmeling
Baer-Schmeling
Tunney
Dempsey
Detroit
John Roxborough
Joe Louis
Louis
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