Hendrick Sparks Reds With Hat Trick of Hits
Harvey Hendrick, 33, released by Brooklyn, fuels Cincinnati surge with a .386 average trailing only Babe Ruth. He helped the Reds win eight of nine as Tony Cuccinello and Joe Stripp each had three hits, including Hendrick’s two run triple. Robins fall to fifth, tied with Pittsburgh, after 10-3 loss.
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Double Plays Persist as Cubs Lament Weakness
Chicago manager Rogers Hornsby says double plays are the Cubs’ biggest flaw this season. Hack Wilson grounded into the sixtieth twin killing as Philadelphia turned two in one inning, halting big hits and sappping momentum.
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Chinese minister Wu resigns from Washington post
The Chinese legation announced on June 11 that Minister Chao-Chu Wu had resigned his post. Legation attaches declined to give details but cited political reasons for the move.
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Boxing duel tests Cuba’s Welterweight Champ Saguero
Relam po Saguero faces Tug Phillips in a ten round bout at Mills Stadium in Chicago. The Cuban welterweight champion has won 71 of 75. Phillips is expected to provide a tough, high pace challenge.
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Strangler Lewis Defeats Sarpolis in Heavyweight Bout
In Los Angeles on June 11 Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Dr Karl Sarpolis in 40 minutes 1 second after Sarpolis failed a risky flying tackle. The bout featured long timeouts and Lewis used multiple headlocks to secure the win. Everett Marshall and Abie Coleman chased a fallless hour-long draw, while Sol Schlagel won the opener against Ted Oswald with a body lock in 6 minutes 30 seconds.
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Los Angeles Boxing Program Announces Ten Round Main Events
The Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles revealed its next three weeks of ten round main events two of which include state championships Cut rate prices apply. Tommy Herman a Northwestern University welterweight faces Sanity Jackson on June 16 Les Kennedy of Long Beach vs Dynamite Jackson on June 23 and Ted Morgan former junior lightweight champion of the world meets Bobby Pache for the state lightweight title on June 30.
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Stars In Baseball Games Yesterday
Charlie Root of the Cubs held the Phillies to four hits and a 3 to 0 shutout while driving in the winning run. Rabbit Maranville of the Braves homered twice and added three singles, driving five runs in a 13 to 4 rout of the Cardinals. Larry French of the Pirates limited the Giants to three singles but allowed a run on an error. Tony Cuccinello of the Reds triple, double and single for four RBIs against the Robins. Heinie Manush of the Senators homered and added two singles in a 9 to 4 win over the Indians.
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Milwaukee to welcome American League hockey next winter
Three Milwaukee athletes announced that most plans are set for bringing the American League docked team to Milwaukee next winter. Bill Grant, president of the league, confirmed progress.
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High School Track Stars Enroute To Chicago Meet
An army of 520 high school athletes from 24 states heads to the University of Chicago for the 27th national interscholastic track and field meet. Some associations restricted entries, but field strength remains high with Oak Park favored for Illinois title and Scott High of Toledo among top contenders for the team title.
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Summer Session Enrollment Tops 300 on Opening Day
University of Arizona Tucson reports about 300 summer session students enrolled on the first day of the term with late registration extending a few days. Registrar Zaher Lesher notes first semester enrollment will mirror 1930 levels, with morning classes held six days weekly.
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Parley Sought Over Wisconsin Hockey Franchise
A fragment notes a franchise given to Johnny Farquhar, former Wisconsin hockey figure, as talks or a parley unfold. The text references university ties and ownership discussions linked to a hockey franchise.
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Johrnny Farquhar
University of Wisconsin Hockey
Violinist Ysare’s Heirlooms to Liege Born of Belgium
The heart of the late master violinist Eu gene Ysare will be presented to Liege by his children. His library and studio also will go to Liege, his birthplace, announced today in Brussels.
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