Washington Navy Rowing Triumph Low Downpour Regatta
Eight Washington rowers led by a recovered swimmer defeated Navy and claimed first at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta. Washington finished 10:03, Navy 14:07 2-3, with Columbia third and Syracuse fourth amid rain and strong finish runs.
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Toney Beats Alexander In Pitching Duel As Cardinals Shut Out Cubs
Fred Toney pitched past Grover Alexander to a 1 0 St Louis victory over Chicago in the opener. St Louis held Chicago to no runs as the Cubs were blanked in a tight duel.
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Nats fall to Boston as Zachary lasts eight but loses 3 1
Tom Zachary pitched eight innings for the Nationals in a 3 1 defeat to Boston. Howard Ehmke matched the effort, but timely hits and defensive plays sealed the win for the visitors. Shane made two fine catches, Peckinpaugh contributed three key stops, and Boston rallied in the ninth after a 1 1 tie.
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Ehmke Again Benefit Game With Marine Band
A benefit game for the crippled ward of Children's hospital was enlivened by a Marine band. After Nat went down in the sixth, heavy rain halted play for thirty minutes but Ota Sol returned and the game finished amid mud sawdust and water.
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Phillies Rally Pushes Past Dodgers 8 7 in Seventh Inning
In Philadelphia on June 28 the Phillies rallied in the seventh to score five runs and edge the Dodgers 8 to 7. Key hits from Leach, Fournier, and McCarron helped erase an early Brooklyn lead, with Dickerman and Weightstone among the pitchers involved. Brooklyn tallied early, but Philadelphia seized control late to secure the victory during a busy baseball card including minor leagues standings.
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Exendine Named Washington State Grid Coach
Albert A Exendine former Carlisle star and Georgetown coach will guide Washington State football in September teaching strong defense and offense. He will be assisted by Tom Whelan a Hilltopper veteran noted by Walter Camp as a leading end.
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Montana Dempsey Fight Refund Threat Overseen by State
Helena reports Attorney General Rankin says if the July 4 Shelby bout fails to materialize every ticket dollar must be refunded. He warns Kearns and Dempsey can be blamed under Montana law for selling tickets fraudulently unless refunds are made. The piece details shaky finances, lingering promises, and mounting concern over the event's fate.
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Yankees gain on A's with 4 2 win in New York
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Ruth scored the tying run on Meusel's sacrifice fly after Dugan doubled. Pipp delivered a run with a single, and Braggy and Helmach homered for Philadelphia. Rommel pitched for Philadelphia with Shawkey as reliever, while New York moved to a 10 straight wins in the era report.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Major League standings by league with wins and losses for the American and National Leagues. Yesterday's results include Detroit over Washington and Philadelphia over St Louis, plus Chicago and Brooklyn games. Today schedule lists Boston at Washington and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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Whitman and Walsh Clinch Public Links Title After Struggle
In a tense 36 hole final at East Potomac Park, J Stewart Whitman of Pelham Bay and Richard Walsh of Van Cortlandt Park beat their rivals to win the national public links championship. Secretary Hughes will present medals at 5 pm as New York state claims the title.
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Round Today Round in Third Round at Portland Golf
Raymond McAuliffe defeated Frank Polo 1 up in Portland. Ore. Stewart Whitlam beat Harcy Scharff 7 up in New York. Edis Wal defeated John McAndrew 1 up. Semifinals see Whitlam vs Walsh as matches proceed with round-long drama and a notably low medal score.
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Browns Triumph 6-2 Over Tigers in Strong Showing
In St Louis, Shocker hurled a fine game to beat Detroit 6 to 2. It was his eleventh win against four losses, leading the league in pitching. Williams hit his eleventh homer of the season as St Louis pounded three Detroit pitchers for eleven runs.
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