California Wins Rowing Classic In Record Time
California claimed the national collegiate rowing title on the Hudson, setting a 4 mile record of 18 minutes 35 4-5 seconds. Columbia finished second ahead of Washington with Cornell fourth as the race featured a dramatic late surge by California from a sixth place start to win a tight finish.
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Cincinnati Drops Another Game to Cardinals and More
Washington and Boston split a double header as 49 hits flew in a day of heavy hitting. Boston won 5 1, while Washington 16 7 over Ruffing Bradley and Garrison, with Senate bats tallying 20 hits. Cardinals outslug Reds 9 4 as Old Pop Alexander falters. Philadelphia tops Brooklyn 11 10 in the opener before rain halted the second game. Other AL games postponed.
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Promoted racers part ways amid pre race rumors
Two promoted sprinters reportedly split paths after a disputed signing. United Press Transcontinental notes the public stance of one athlete who says he will not compete unless he can secure a favorable arrangement.
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Hudking Confident Ahead of Walker Lightweight Bout
Ace Hudking weighs 153 pounds and promises a fast fight as Mickey Walker prepares to defend his title. Hudking, known for knockouts, has shown strong form in recent exhibitions and aims to rise to the challenge in the bout. Walker, training to 159-160 pounds, focuses on speed and footwork under manager Jack Kearns and trainer Teddy Hayes.
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Philadelphia and New York Games Delayed by Rain
In a foggy, rain affected day the Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at Cleveland games were postponed. Lineups included McWeeny Moss Elliott Vance Deberry Lerain and others as teams faced weather delays with no rescheduled times given.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Roundup Portland
In the Pacific Coast League Portland reports results with Hollywood 7, Seattle 4, Sacramento 2, San Francisco 2, Oakland 7, and Los Angeles 7. The update lists team results across the circuit for the period.
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Louisville Columbus A A Mets Postponed Games
All other games postponed due to rain and wet grounds affecting schedule for American Association events in Louisville and Columbus.
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Columbus
International League rain postponements and call due to weather
Montreal 3 Baltimore 8. Rochester 6 Reading 12. Buffalo at Jersey City postponed by wet grounds. Toronto at Newark called due to rain at end of the third inning.
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Local Scores Roundup Feature
Shreveport 2 Houston 3. Ft Worth 6 Waep 10. Dallas 15 Beaumont 3. Wichita Falls 7 San Antonio 6. Top scorers and close results highlighted in city standings brief.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Nashville 8 defeated by Chattanooga 14. Atlanta 7 lost to Birmingham 9. Mobile 2 beat Memphis 4. New Orleans 15 beat Little Rock in first game. New Orleans 2 lost to Little Rock in second game.
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Denver Triumphs 7 to 6 as Pueblo Defeats Des Moines
In a compact score update the Denver team wins 7 to 6 over Pueblo while Des Moines suffers a 6 point loss. The bulletin notes schedules for upcoming games.
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Pueblo
MGM News Reel to become talking feature
Joseph M. Schenck, president of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, announced the MGM News Reel will be converted into a talking feature with sound effects and language to supplement silence and pantomime. The announcement comes from Culver City California dated June 19.
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Godfrey to Meet Risko Weighing Forty Pounds More
George Godfrey is expected to weigh in about 225 pounds against Johnny Risko for a ten round bout at Ebbets Field on Wednesday night. Reports from training camps say Godfrey has bulked up under Black heavyweights at Ridley Park near Philadelphia while Risko trains at Stillman’s gym.
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Johnny Risko
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Jim Dougherty
Ridley Park
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Riske
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Expect Genuine Mixup In McGraw McLarnin Bout
Jimmy McLarnin and Phil McGraw are headed for a likely lively welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden after a two week run by dance derbyists. Fans expect McLarnin to test his power on McGraw who vows steady defense and counter punches.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Phil McGraw
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Rain dampened openings at Chicago golf championship
Rain soaked fairways and greens delay the start of the national open golf championship in Chicago. Walter Hagen, Bobby Jones and other stars were expected to arrive and begin play Thursday morning while conditions on the course drew remarks about the greens.
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Chicago
Coutse
Walter Hagen
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Los Angeles Report on Russia Inquiry Unclear Notes
Fragmentary June 19 Los Angeles dispatch references Russia inquiry context but provides few readable names or concrete actions. The item lacks identifiable persons or organizations and cannot be fully parsed for a complete summary.
Fragmented Local News Item About a Public Event
A partial readable fragment describes an event or notice with authorities and location unclear. The text is fragmentary and lacks concrete names or dates but hints at a public notice or schedule activity.
Weight champ Bud Taylor makes comeback in Nogales bout
Local matchmaker Hayder fwad Hanis confirms a comeback bout for former weight champion Bud Taylor. The event is linked to Stanite University of Nogales Yaqui Valley with 200 to 300 cars expected to participate this year.
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Bud Taylor
Hayder Fwad Hanis
Wadlanis
Stanite ‘University
Nogales
Automobiles reshaping U S transport in new steel body era
The piece notes rising motor vehicle use in the United States from 24 million cars nationwide and highlights a shift to all steel body designs built as a single unit with the chassis. It explains the move away from traditional separate body and frame construction to integrated steel bodies enhancing safety, handling, and aesthetics.
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New York City
Sayr
New York
All Steel Car Body Comeback Boosts Safety and Comfort
An old description praises the shift to all steel automobile bodies as a major advancement. It argues the inner and outer panels form a unit, providing strength, better crash resistance, and ease of handling in heavy traffic. The piece credits automotive engineers for progress from earlier designs to modern all steel bodies.
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