Columbia Crew Triumphs In Dramatic Poughkeepsie Race
In a dramatic four mile varsity race at Poughkeepsie Columbia, from Morningside Heights, outrowed a chaotic field of nine crews to win as California, Cornell, Syracuse, and others faltered in heavy waves. Washington finished second, Navy fourth, with Pennsylvania and Wisconsin further back. The race was delayed 45 minutes, favoring inner lanes and highlighting Columbia’s skill amid treacherous conditions.
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Davis J. Walsh
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Hagen Iron Forearm Stroke At U S Open Lead
Walter Hagen showcases precise straight left forearm contact in iron shots as the British Open contender. The article discusses the technique, urging readers to emulate Hagen and improve accuracy, plus notes on a forthcoming putting leaflet by Sol Metzeger. The passage also mentions a dramatic boat race with Columbia as champion eight of the year and California’s course record.
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Sol Metz
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Farrel
Faber Hit Hard and White Sox Lose to Tigers
Detroit beat Chicago 13 to 4 as Reg Faber struggled on the mound and was pounded by a Tigers lineup that surged early. The game featured multiple hits by Detroit and costly miscues for the White Sox, with Faber charged for most of the runs.
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Chicago
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Wild Bill Mehthorn A Open Contender With Notable Scares
U S Open veteran William E Metthorn known as Wild Bill for his dramatic chases has never won the national title but repeatedly shocks leaders. From Oakmont 1927 to Winged Foot prospects, his late surges and fluctuating finishes, including fourth in 1937 and other top fives, mark a career of near-misses and persistent threat to champions.
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Brian Tell
Associated Press
New York
Wile Bill
Mehthorn
Wild Bill
Tur
Oakmont
Bill
Scriveners
Metthor
Willie
William E. Metthorn
Indians Triumph Over Plows Again
Keokuk Iowa June 25 A ninth inning rally produced four runs to seal Keokuk’s thirteenth straight victory over Moline by a 6 to 3 score. The Indians turned five double plays while Moline’s defense sparkled with several highlight plays. Kaltenbach pitched effectively for Keokuk and Waner earned the win with solid relief, while Moline’s Batters mounted late threats but could not overcome the deficit.
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Molineers
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Ibo
Parker
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Abrhfore Behinski
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Flawera
Park Pate
Double Pi Trager
Pa Moalesworth
Walczek
Tornio Ng
Worth
Whiczak
Dougherty
Atwell
Pate
Waner
Southpaws Begin Match Play Today In Nevada Tourney
Southpaw golfers start the annual Nevada tourney match play as George Baker of Decorah, Northeast Iowa champion, led qualifiers after a nine hole playoff with Joe Johnston of Des Moines and Bob Dooda of Des Moines. All finished 69. Baker led with 43 in the final. Des Moines won team play with 351 for four men, Nevada defeated Marshalltown. John W. Bailey of Townsville elected as association official.
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Nevada
George Baker
Decorah
Northeast Iowa Golf Association
Joe Johnston
Orcs Moines
Chamyon
Bob Dooda
Des Moines
Baker
Jow
Marshalltown
Golfers Association
John W. Bailey
This Golf Story Could Be True
An article recounts a dramatic golf tale involving Egbert Brix, a former Washington football and track star, who allegedly drove from the third tee on a 405 yard hole. The ball allegedly struck a highway, rebound off a car, pinned under a wheel, and somehow landed on the No 3 green near the cup.
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Seattle
Wash
U.R
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Washington
Brix
Des Moines Chosen as Capital for Next Year's Tournament
Des Moines was selected as the capital city for the upcoming tournament. Qualifiers announced yesterday include George Thayer, 84, George W. Darling, 101, and Dr. A A. Lynn, 103, all of Marshalltown.
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Des Moines
George Thayer
George W. Darling
A. A. Lynn
Marshalltown
Iowa Eleven to Battle Purdue at Homecoming
Iowa foes Purdue in the homecoming game set for November 16 in Lafayette. The Hawkeyes return to the Boilermakers’ gridiron for the first time since 1921, with past series noting Purdue’s lone win in 1614 and Iowa’s 1923 7 to 0 victory on a different field.
Crowley Retains Assistants at Michigan State Football
Crowley announces he will keep Milea Casteel and Hugh Wilson on his coaching staff for next year at Michigan State. The move follows his selection as head coach after Harry Kinke left to coach at the University of Michigan. Approval by the state board of education is anticipated.
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Mich
U.R
Jim Crowley
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Milea Casteel
Hugh Wilson
Michigan State
Crowley
State
Harrry Kinke
University of Michigan
State Board of Saroniture
Pirates Bow TQ Batting in Final at Homers Count
Pirates bow to Cubs 4 0 in Chicago as home runs by Cuyler Hornsby and Wilson power the Cubs to a 4 to 0 victory. Brame and Hargreaves pitched the complete game for Pittsburgh while Root and Brame allowed the runs on a sparse attack.
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Stephenson
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Ay Sehulie
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Pitlsburgh
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Sheety
Beth
Custer
Traynor
Grantham
Bheely
Hoot
Reardon
Quigley
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Cleveland Club Buys Bee Pitching Ace
The Cleveland Indians purchase MacDonald, pitching ace from the Barfingcon clu of the Mississippi Valley league, for next season at a price of 1500 dollars. MacDonald, in his first pro year, leads the Valley circuit with 68 strikeouts in 10 games.
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Cleveland Indians
Join MacDonald
Barfingcon Clu
MacDonald
Pyle to Answer Helps Charges
Los Angeles June 25 UPI C C Pyle promoter of the Trans Continental footrace must appear before the state labor commission July 1 to answer claims of five members charging violation of labor rules and unfair practices.
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Los Angeles
UPI
C. Cc. Pyle
Atate Labor Commission
Baseball and golf sticks in a quirky portrait
By Al DeMarer, the piece parodies baseball players and their odd habits. Lea Diegel keeps golf clubs after poor rounds, while Walter Fiotke hoards bats after good days. Holke stays confident in his bat, often carrying it home after multi hit games.
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Walter Fiotke
Dieger
Holke
Alrays Tex
Walter
Derby troupe members challenge unpaid back wages in court
Pyle's lawyers secured a cont remand as they argued the debts were earned in Texas where five troupe members were dismissed and the local commission lacked jurisdiction. The defendants named include Florence A Carr vaudeville performer Scotty Findel Ernie Mack Jeanette Richards Pyle's secretary and Leon L Spencer a patrolman.
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Derby
Pyle
Texas
Florence A. Carr
Scotty Findel
Ernie Mack
Jeanette Richards
Leon L. Spencer
Favorite Loses in Tennis Play at Merion Cricket Club
Haverford, June 25. In the third round of the intercollegiate championships at Merion Cricket club the elimination of Brad Shaw Harrison by Donald Cram Vanderbilt signals the surge of seeded players. The Harrison Cram score was 7 8 6 3 6 0. Julius Seligson Lehigh, defending champion, had little difficulty in two matches yesterday.
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Bradshaw Harrison
Oregon
Donald Cram
Vanderbilt
Merion Cricket Club
Herrison
Cram
Julius Seligson
Lehigh
Davenport Wins Opener Over Dubuque 10 to 2
Davenport beat Dubuque 10 to 2 to seize the league lead, with Jorgens firing five scattered hits for Davenport and key slugging from Hendes and Witte. The game featured three-base hits by Alt and Speraw, and an error-filled Dubuque attack. Umpire was Oellemann. time 2:45.
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Bluege
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Plteher
Hall
Nydehl
Fleury
Parker
Oellecmann
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Amid Welterweight and Lightweight Bouts
Chitapo-Jack Britton, former welterweight champion, outpointed Patsy Pollock in Winnipeg. Toronto-Kid Chocolate stopped Jimmie Johnston in Toronto. St. Paul bouts featured Nina Sullivan outpointing Billy Light, while Les Mariner won over Tom Bayers in Champaign. Stribling stopped Jack Lee in Macon, and Joey Phelan defeated Jack Roper in Slow City.
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Los Angeles
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