Ninth Inning Rally Boosts Indians in 12th Win in 14
Cleveland rallied in the ninth to beat the Yankees 4 to 1, moving within a game of third place as Dick Porter tripled and Earl Averill hit a homer in a late uprising. Lefty Grove earned his tenth win for the Athletics in a 7 to 3 victory over Detroit. Washington’s Senators routed Chicago 18 to 4 behind Bob Burke’s eight straight relief effort. Clarence Mitchell won for the Giants in a 6 to 1 decision over Chicago as Bill Terry led with four hits. Captain Mauger outlined plans for a western college circuit and Arizona’s schedule includes games in Cleveland on June 13 and Columbus on June 14 plus a Kansas City tournament.
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Western intercollegiate polo circuit forms with Arizona
The Western Intercollegiate Polo Circuit includes Arizona Washington Oregon Southern California and Stanford under a sanction from the Intercollegiate Polo Association. Arizona poloists rode borrowed horses and won seven of eight games before Yale defeated them en route home to plan a western affiliate to challenge eastern polo power.
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United States Military Academy
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National League standings and results summary
In a chaotic ledger a National League snapshot shows New York at the top with 29 wins and 13 losses, St. Louis at 25 18, Chicago 18 25, and Brooklyn 22 24. Yesterday New York defeated Chicago 6 to 1 in the lone completed game, with multiple matchups listed for today across Cleveland New York Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Chicago Washington.
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Free Wheeling Walter Hofer Aims To Break Bull Ride Record
Walter Hofer plans a daring wheelbarrow journey from Brownsville Texas to New York to beat the eight month bull ride record set by Jerry. He bets $1000 he can complete the trip in seven months and hopes to involve his sister Margaret in the stunt.
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Tex
New York
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Favorites Win First Round in British Women's Golf
In Portmarnock Ireland on June 9 Miss Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey won her first round match in the British ladies golf championship defeating Mrs Donald Soulby five and four. Wanda Morgan beat Mrs Hall four and two while defending champion Diana Fishwick defeated Miss Rabbidge five and three. Molly Gourlay edged Mrs J H Todd one up after a tense finish.
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Ireland
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Indians Pitch Wesley Ferrell Wins Again as Yankees Scored On
Wesley Ferrell pitched his ninth victory of the year holding the Yankees to three hits. Earl Averill hit his eighth home run driving in the runs that sank New York. Jimmy Foxx homered twice and added a single, four RBIs for the Athletics over the Tigers. Clarence Mitchell and Ossie Bluege delivered key hits as Giants and Senators won.
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Eleven Amateurs Enter National Open Field
New York reports the national open golf championship will begin July 2 at Inverness Club Toledo. Eleven amateurs join the field led by George Voigt and I Philip Perkins with others including George Dawson Johnny Lehman Lester Bolstad Tom Cooley Joe Pazzullo Chester O'Brien Bryan Winter and Sam Parks Jr. Espinosa and Wilfy Cox set notable qualifying marks.
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Wanumetonomy
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Inverness
French Open Golf Starts with Record 71s in Deauville
In Deauville June play opens with Anaie Boyer of Nice and Rene Golias of Four Queux Club posting 71s to set a course record. Marco Churio and Tomasco Genta second at 73 as Hetord Smith and Johnny de Paolo withdraw. Joe Kirkwood Willie Hunter and J B Forsman remain for the United States delegation. Jose Jurado shoots 76 amid rough putting day.
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Nice
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Queux Club
Paris
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Tomasco Genta
Hertord Smith
Johnny de Paolo
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Willie Hunter
J. B. Forsman
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Jose Jurado
Tommy, Armour
Detroit
Wrestling results feature Lutze and Reynolds wins in Seattle
Montreal lightweight Lutze 208 beat Sta siak 204 in three falls with Lutze taking two, Reynolds 145 1 4 defeated Carlin 147 in straight falls, Yousefi upset by Dern two falls to one in Seattle exhibition. Lou Gordon debuts as pro in City.
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Poland
Lutze
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Jack Reynolds
Johnny Carlin
Sweden
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Ira Dern
Jack Johnson in 1910 Comeback Tale Against Jeffries
A historical note recalls Jack Johnson planning a 1910 comeback to challenge James Jeffries for the heavyweight title. Johnson, 53 and 230 pounds, once faced defeat when Willard was awarded the crown after a Havana bout, a memory contrasted with today’s heavyweights.
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Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Jack
Havana
Jess Willard
Heavyweight Bout Ends Quick Two Rounds
A rapid win over Count Michael Getzonoff saw the opponent knocked to the mat and out of the ring in the second round. The victor delivered decisive flying tackles to secure the stoppage and extend the fighter’s current strong run.
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Baseball leaders clash across leagues in 1930s stats
A fragmented list of batting, pitching and fielding leaders across the American and National Leagues notes top figures such as Hendrick and Arlett with high batting totals, Klein and Foxx with runs batted in, and Ruth and Gehrig leading home runs and runs. Sponsoring teams include the Phillies Giants Cubs Athletics Senators Yankees and others with various win–loss tallies for pitchers Derringer Walberg Fischer and others.
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Simmons
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Vosmack
Indians
Gehrig
Lary
Yankees
Manush
Foxx
Ruth
Chapman
Jéhnson
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Walberg
Atthletics Wom
Fischer
PeregrinaKOes Goodland in LA stadium bout
Jose Peregrina Yaqui middleweight rocked Goodland with a knockout in the second round of a ten round scheduled bout at the Los Angeles stadium. Peregrina had sought another chance after a previous KO a week earlier.
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Dune
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Los’ Angeles
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