Reds Defend Top Defense in Tight NL Race
The Cincinnati Reds, boasting the league’s best defensive record, struggle to win close games as 18 one run losses plague them. Dan Howley’s squad has allowed the fewest runs per game and owns many complete games, yet sits in eighth place while others surge behind.
Arizmendi Drops Decision to Newsboy Brown in L.A.
In front of 8,000 at the Olympic Auditorium, Newsboy Brown defeated Baby Arizmendi in ten rounds. Brown built a first round edge with jabs and body shots, while Arizmendi rallied in rounds six and seven before Brown sealed the result with a steady approach in the tenth.
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Amateur Wrestlers Continue Journey
The national championships at Madison Square Garden begin with eight hours of action and 53 bouts as 106 wrestlers compete across eight classes. Defending champions Arlie Tomlinson Jack Van Bebber and Conrad Caldwell opened with easy first matches and Olympic tryouts loom for top qualifiers in a round robin format where five black marks eliminate a wrestler.
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Wrestling results from various cities feature multiple bouts outcomes
The report lists heavyweight and light bouts with winners and times across New York Los Angeles Buffalo York Detroit Baltimore and other cities. Strangler Lewis Leo Pinetzki Shikat Kirilenko Don George Macaluso Szabo Demetroff McKay Landos Zaharias Grubmier Dusek Asiratti Zarnas Monaghan Getson are named among competitors with match durations and results.
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Marcar wins Fak enham plate at Newmarket in six furlongs
William Woodward's Marcar triumphs by a head over Dauntless in the Fak enham plate at Newmarket as fourteen race, Dauntless runner up by a head. Powhatan reports sea battle on the Ohio river with seven boats of pickets facing six boats from West Virginia. two miners rescued after falling in.
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USC Favored In Intercollegiate 4 A Track Meeting
Berkeley June 29 Harvard coach Eddie Farrell predicts USC will win the national title for the fifth time with a near 43 point forecast. He places Stanford second with an unestimated tally and sees his own Harvard squad achieving about 24 points for third. He expects eastern athletes to challenge westerns in several events.
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Trojans Regain Focus At USC Track Camp Ahead Of IC A A Meet
The USC track and field squad resumed its preparations after a gloomy spell as they ready for the IC A A A track and field championships. Coach and athletes worked through drills at the university campus, aiming to sharpen performances before the national event.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Early Baseball Showdowns
Lew Krausse of the Athletics earned his first start and beat the Red Sox on seven hits. Tony Lazzeri and Joe Sewell of the Yankees homered to defeat the Senators 5-2. Johnny Frederick tied the Dodgers–Giants game with an eighth inning homer after two runs. Bobby Brown of the Braves limited the Phillies to four hits with six strikeouts. Bill Hallahan of the Cardinals shut down the Reds with four hits allowed.
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Trojans Confident in meet as key sprinters return
Berkeley report notes Roy Delby the sprinter avoided a tonsil infection but faces a throat abscess that should heal in time for competition. Joe Bills remains out with a lame leg while Dick Barber and Frank Wykoff are in good shape. A Trojan victory would grant permanent possession of the trophy as a 32 man squad departs tomorrow.
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Jacobs Sweeps To Wimbledon Semi Final Victory
Helen Jacobs of California defeated Rene Mathieu of France 7-5 6-1 to reach the Wimbledon women's singles semi finals and loom as an American finalist. Mrs Mills Moody to meet Mary Heeley in the other semi while Elizabeth Ryan and Enrique Maier advance in mixed doubles. Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn win Davis Cup doubles.
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Western Golf Title Is Object Of Play
Cleveland June 29 amid Canterbury greens and wary winds the Western Golf Association championship field gathers for a start tomorrow. The event follows Gene Sarazen's withdrawal after a double campaign left him exhausted and unable to defend his world titles.
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Missions Clinch 12 7 Victory Over Oakland
In San Francisco on June 29 the Missions built a five run third inning tie and then pulled away with six more in the sixth to beat Oakland 12 to 7. Seattle edged San Francisco 3 to 2 as Dutch Holland stole home in the win. Sacramento crushed Hollywood 29 to 3 lifting tied atop the league with Portland, which beat Los Angeles 13 to 6, as eight runs in the second inning chased Les Sweetland from the mound.
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Boxing results from various cities across the nation
In multiple bouts reporters note wins by outpoints and knockouts. Les Marriott defeated Jack King in Litt le Rock. Frankie P. Schenectady outpointed Fat Battalino in Hartford. Seinily Slaughter beat Willie Oster in Terre Haute. Lou Avery edged Johnny Ma nella in Fort Worth. A Los Angeles bout saw Newsboy Brown best Baby Kein mendia by a technical knockout.
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Auto Racing Notes from Te Ka Cat Speedway Meet
In Los Angeles June, drivers Nicki Angeles Lester Spangler and Pedro vie for top honors in a 3 14 mile race at Te Ka Cat Speedway. Ernie Triplett lost the 25 mile main event to Spangler last week after misjudging opponents position and facing counter moves tonight.
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