Navy Winner, Washington 5 Second Victory at Roughkeepsie
Navy crew from Annapolis dominates a four mile race at Roughkeepsie beating Washington by five seconds. The victory cements Navy as champion crew of the year with strong bids from Yale and Wisconsin for next season. Post-race scenes show warmed sportsmanship as Washington grads greet the victors and Navy coxswain is tossed into the river.
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Yanks Shine in British Wimbledon Action Round Two
The damp Wimbledon day featured the second round of men’s singles with strong favorites Lacoste of France and James O Anderson of Australia drawing attention in early matches. Indianapolis’s John Hennessey faced M. Dicks of England as the event progressed, with potential clashes against Henri Cohen noted. Borotra and others eyed milestones, while several players were scratched from play.
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Australia
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Henri Cohen
Thay Casey
San Francisco
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Washer
Anderson
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Titimer
Holland
Jean Borotra
Garland
New York
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Tiis
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Coach Dad Vail Pleased After Race Victory Returns Next Year
Navy crew led by Py Seron won on the Hudson, with four graduates heading to ships and four to Pacific coastal cruises. Coach Rusty Callow praised the effort, while Pop Vail of Wisconsin lauded the close race and hinted at improvement next season. Vail received an ovation from the Wisconsin delegation.
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Colonels Down Blues and Increase Lead
In the opening game of the series the Colonels defeated the Blues 6 to 2 as every starter notched at least one hit. Tavis Kouni Cartier debuted for the Blues and was driven to the bullpen in the sixth inning. The Millers crushed the Senators 13 to 7 with six home runs, Smith hitting three and Sell two. Registering 12 hits off two Attan kee pitchers, Burwell held the Brewers to six safeties as the Indians beat Clarks age 3 to 1. The Saints and Madhens were hampered by a rally at Toledo.
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Tueday s Five Best Radio Features
A truncated radio feature list from New York and Washington stations includes mentions of Wil and WGY New York WR, Washington and WCCO Minneapolis with a seven seas Wanamaker concert and The Mikado at WLS Chicago. An Ohio Kiwanis band and Opera I Trovare are noted with times around 10 pm.
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Chicago Sports Tabloids Wire Up A. Crisler Speculation
United Press reports Herbert Crisler of Chicago wired Minnesota officials to avoid confirmation as Minnesota football coach candidate. Grooming rumors link him to succeeding old guard at Illinois rival.
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MacAarlane Crowned Open Golf Champion At Worcester
United Press reports MacAarlane won the Open at Worcester Massachusetts amid early June heat. A Scot professional from Oak Ridge club Thekka New York, he earns substantial prize money and tours leading clubs, with lucrative winter engagements.
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America Holding Own In Golf Tournament At Troon
Scotland June 2 United Press reports rough weather greeted day two of the British Open. MacDonald Stewart, Kirkland, Vardon, and Mayers posted strong rounds with totals around 182 to 193 as players chase the lead. England’s Tolley and others posted midrange scores amid the fluctuating conditions.
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United Press
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Rye
Joe Kirkwand
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Vardon
Hay
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Oskendens
MacDonald Smith
Koemer
England
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Mayers
Slattery Stops Conley In Slat Round In Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut Johnny Slattery of Luffato light heavyweights stopped Jimmy Conley of San Francisco in the slat round after Conley went down twice. Referee awarded the flag to Slattery. Also notes Maxon regains British lightweight crown by beating Ernie Pejard in the ninth round. Lops Kid Kaplins arrives to spar with Frankie Schieffer in Aurora weekend events.
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Home Upn Leaders and Key Baseball Figures Highlight Weekend
A compact sports brief lists Hornsby Cardials and Hartnett Cube with 18, Meusel and Yankees at 16, WH fans Browns 1A Slums Miles W Cobb Thera 19 Robertson Browns 10, indicating notable standings or performances. The fragment cites players and teams, reflecting early 20th century baseball discourse.
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Robertson
Klonklikes Win Over Staceys Team In Park Thriller
The Klonlke baseball team defeated Stacey's squad 2 to 0 in an exciting game at Citrary Park. Early in the Tuesday morning contest GB led the Klondlkes with strong pitching and defense, while Sehael Staceys struggled to score. The win boosts the Klondlkes standings as they host next match at home.
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St Louis golfers take tourney lead
St Louis golfers Misson and Murray led the field in the Trans-Mississippi golf tournament at the Field Club. Misson shot 72 while Murray matched the score as 60 or more players pursued the title. Other scores included 87 by L Av Mattson and 78 by J Weatherby of Minneapolis.
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Bantamweight Champion Triumph in Sioux City Fracas
In Sioux City a bantamweight bout ended with a foul ruling and a controversial decision. The contest saw Pots Sarmigué defeat Chock' nebert' amid disputed calls, with the referee's ruling in the sixth round shaping the outcome and prompting talks of further matchups in Pepper, ojoue Falls.
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