Earnshaw Extends Streak as Athletics Top Indians 4 2
George Earnshaw pitched to his eleventh consecutive victory as the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2. He lost his first two starts but has since dominated, matching the 1930 record for consecutive wins and closing in on the modern major league mark. Eddie Morgan homered for Cleveland, while Washington rode Ossie Bluege's triple to an 8 to 7 win over St. Louis. The day also saw a rainout of a Yankees Red Sox doubleheader and a Robins 2 0 shutout of Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
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Royal Family Sees Trimon Triumph In Ascot Gold Cup
General Charles Lambston's Trimdon won the Ascot gold cup the blue ribbon event of the season from nine other British French and American owned horses. Lord Glanely's Singapore was among the rivals in the grueling race in England.
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Trimdon
England
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Singapore
Tennis Play Goes into Quarter Final
Chicago reports the western singles championship advancing to the quarter finals with eight seeds. Montreal’s Marcel Rainville meets Scott Rexinger of the University of Chicago while Herbert Bowman faces Charles Lejeck. Defending champ Harris Coggeshall meets Frank O’Connell as George Jennings Jr. faces George O’Connell.
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Montreal
Canada
United States
Scott Rexinger
University of Chicago
Herbert Bowman
New York
Metropolitan
Charles Lejeck
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Frank O’connell
Leo Lejeck
George Jennings, Jr
George O'Connell
Spanish Play Is Western Choice In American Derby
Spanish Play from Mor ris and Knebelkamp is the west’s top hope in the 50 000 American Derby at Washington Park. Sweep All was withdrawn after a tendon bow in the trial leaving Spanish Play as the chief western contender. Mate, A C Bostwick’s Preakness winner, is favored to start.
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Knebelkamp
Washington Park
Sweep
Charles T. Fisher
Mrs. Whitney
Spanish Play
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Mate
A. C. Bostwick
English society attends race as Brumeux fair value noted
Second and Mrs Arthur James tied Salmon Leap in third while A K Macomber’s Brumeux, the sole American, went unplaced. The gold cup valued at 2500 dollars carried a purse of 15500 dollars. Royal family headed observers as English society watched from decorated boxes along the finish. Tucson bids received for alterations and additions to Roskruge school building.
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K. Macomber
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Nations Ready to Send Teams to 1932 Los Angeles Olympics
Los Angeles organizers report 35 nations will send athletes to the July 30 to August 14 games. Reduced travel costs and widespread amateur enthusiasm spur early commitments from big and small countries alike for the most intensive Olympic program yet with 150 events across sixteen days.
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Los Angeles
Serbia
Bavaria
Legion Baseball Title Play To Be Held In August
Houston in late August hosts the Legion junior world series for the national title. About thirty players, survivors of over 500000 youngsters in regional rounds, will compete in a three game series. Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis and two major league umpires will attend. MLB provides 50000 dollars yearly toward the championship effort.
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Leading Players In Major Leagues
National League top players include Hendrick of the Reds hitting .404 and Terry of the Giants .361. Klein of the Phillies leads runs with 51, while Arlett of the Phillies drives in 42 and also hits 11 homers. pitching honors go to Derringer of the Cardinals and Sweetland of the Cubs both at 6 1. detailing American League leaders Morgan of the Indians and Cronin of the Senators with key stats across batting runs RBI and hits.
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Stars In Baseball Games Yesterday
Ossie Bluege drove in the winning run with a ninth inning triple for the Senators in an 8 7 victory over the Browns. George Harnshaw held Cleveland to five hits and added a single and a double to notch his eleventh straight win. Wall Gilbert had a double and two singles with a run scored in Robins 2 0 win over Pittsburgh.
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Senators
Browns
George Harnshaw
Athletics
Cleveland
Wall Gilbert
Robins
Pittsburgh
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
Boxers from White Plains Montreal Cleveland Winston Salem and New York fought in latest cards. Cho colate Cuba outpointed Maxie Lerner, Peter Sanstol outpointed Art Giroux, Stanely Poreda stopped Emmet Rocco, Frankie Wine stopped Ad Warren.
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Jersey City
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Harvard Crew Favored to Defeat Yale on Thames
Harvard faces Yale in the varsity eight race on the Thames River with the Crimson undefeated and favored after beating Navy and Penn. Yale has shown polish in practice and posted a fast four mile trial, while Harvard relies on Gerry Cassedy and a strong training record under Charlie Whiteside.
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Harvard Power Shines Despite Slower Pace Over Yale
Harvard showed stronger power while Yale posted a perfect rhythm and skill. The course performance still lagged by three seconds, but the display highlighted Harvard’s competitive edge.
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Yale
Golfers Start Play For Western Open Crown At Dayton
More than 120 golfers from across the nation began the Western Open title chase at Miami Valley Country Club Dayton Ohio. Notables include Gene Sarazen Ed Dudley Walter Hagen and Chick Evans with amateur players Leonard Schmutte Emmett French and Espinosa among starters. Action runs in two 18 hole rounds today Friday and Saturday with cuts to low 100 64 and ties and a Sunday 18 hole playoff if needed.
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Local racer injured in Ascot opening night crash
Harold D. Provan, a young Los Angeles driver, was critically injured during the opening night racing season at Ascot Legion Speedway. He was pinned beneath his car after a crash through the fence, with chest trauma and a possible skull fracture.
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Harold D. Provan
Ascot Legion’ Speedway
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