Columbia Trains Youthful Crew to Varsity Classic Victory
Poughkeepsie June 30 Columbia won the intercollegiate varsity four mile championship ending thirteen years of drought. A 19 year old lineup coached by Rich Glendon and Old Dick outrowed California and the naval academy to defeat Washington in a thrilling finish led by captain Eric Lambart who outstroked Tom Eddy.
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Poughkeepsie
Columbia
California
Naval Academy
Washington
Washingtonians
Glendon
Eric Lambart
New York
Yale
Princeton
Lambart
Navy
Tom Eddy
Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup From The Day
A sprawling recap notes Pittsburgh and St Louis each piling heavy hits for big run totals while Cincinnati and Chicago split their series. Carl Mays undergoes hernia surgery ending his season. Phillies beat Robins 6 4 and Dodgers rally in late. Yankees extend AL lead as Red Sox drop to 8 2. Gehrig hits 24th homer tying Ruth season total. Bambino adds a double and three singles. Washington tops Athletics 5 4 and Indians blanked by White Sox 5 0 then win 8 6. Detroit sweeps Browns 9 3 with Stoner throwing six hitters.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Carl Mays
Phillies
Robins
Farmer Jack Scott
Ferguson
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Giants
Braves
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Ruppert Rifles
Boston
Lou Gehrig
Columbia
Babe Ruth
Washington
Athletics
Judge
Ruel
Cochrane
Philadelphia
Mackmen
White Sox
Chicago
Ted Blankenship
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Browns
Stoner
Tigers
Fothergill
Pennant scramble intensifies as Pirates and Cardinals split series
In a grueling four game set, Pittsburgh and St Louis traded wins while both teams strained their pitching. The Cardinals rallied for 16 runs in an eighth inning to defeat the Pirates 16 to 9 in the series finale, moving within half a game of first place. Manager Bob O’Farrell returned behind the plate after a long hospital stay.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Corsairs
Pirates
Bob O'Farrell
Buccaneers
Maloney Advises Dempsey Ahead of Sharkey clash
Chicago boxing program at White Sox park features Jim Maloney offering advice to Jack Dempsey as Sharkey looms. Maloney calls Sharkey cool and calculating, saying Dempsey must be right and careful. Ten round main event with Gorman, Dekuh, and Lodge plus three lighter undercards. Tickets capped at five dollars for ringside and park seating during the Fourth of July card.
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Chicago
Jim Maloney
Jack Dempsey
Maroney
Bud Gorman
White Sox Park
Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Maloney
Gorman
Arthur Dekuh
Italy
Farmer Lodge
St. Paul
Ball Park
Cochet Upsets Tilden in Wimbledon Semi Final
Henri Cochet of France defeated William T. Tilden of the United States in five sets to reach the Wimbledon final after a hard fought semi final clash. Cochet won 2-6 4-6 7-5 6-4 6-3 in a match at Wimbledon, Eng. on June 30.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Henri Cochet
France
William T. Tilden
United States
Cochet
Sammy Baker Rival for Joe Dundee
Joe Dundee, the new welterweight champion, faces strong opposition as he plans a busy title defense. Sergeant Sammy Baker, from Mitchel Field New York, surged into prominence by stopping Ace Hudkins, a foe never before halted, and has decision wins over Eddie Roberts Georgie Ward and Joe Simonich.
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New York
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Sammy Baker
Hudkins
Baker
Sammy
Mitchel Field
N. Y
Trap Gunners Hold a Shoot at Local Clubs
Yesterday afternoon both local trap clubs held a short airing with the Pocatello squad posting high scores. Rork led with 72x75 while Barber was 71x75, Barber hitting a long run of 55 and Rork 36.
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Pocatello
Rork
Barber
Unit Meet at Lagoon Utah Details Announced
The Oregon Short Line announces a unit meet on August 6 at Lagoon Farmington Utah with swimming track and base ball events. Tennis and trap contests are likely to be held in Pocatello in late July according to Jack Wagner director of athletics.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
Lagoon
Farmington
Utah
Jack Wagner
Kaplan Beats Flowers in New York Match
New York Lews Kid Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut defeated Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle in a boxing bout. Cleveland results show Phil Zwick from Cleveland also competing.
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New York
Lews
Kid” Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
Boxing Roundup Two Fights Highlight Evening Card
Sailor Larson defeated California Joe Lynch in Cincinnati by a close decision. Mo Line of Illinois outpointed Frankie Williams in Cincinnati. In Chicago, Jim Maloney faced Bud German, and Mickey Walker was set to box Tommy Milligan in London later.
Rivers Wins At Kansas City Boxing Card
Kansas City Kansas Joe Rivers outpointed Buster Brown in a 10 round bout at ringside. Tra bon and Young won their 10 round preliminaries while Monte and Ketchell also competed as lightweights. Zwick defeated California Joe Lynch in a 10 round main event in Cleveland. Hutchinson of Piedmont California was elected captain of the University of California crew. Vienna city government outlines extensive development plans.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joe Rivers
Buster Brown
St. Joseph
Rivers
Brown
Joe Trabon
Wildcat Monte
Drumright
Okla
Dave Young
Steve Ketchell
Cleveland
Phil Zwick
California
Joe Lynch
Olympic Arena
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Pocatello Athletic Club
Joe McQuade
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