Big Ten tennis show opens with Davis Cup and women matches
United Press reports a week of Forest Hills events starting with the Women's International team match Great Britain versus America followed by the women's national, then Davis Cup trials, Boston doubles and mixed doubles, with France facing America and Helen Wills favored for the American title.
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Adams Pounding Out Homers With Beaumont Oilers
Adams from Midland tore into the Amarillo tournament joining Beaumont yesterday and sparked a win with a homer against the Wichita Spudders. Globe News all stars include Adams Grant Ruth, with Ruth’s future attracting interest from several clubs. Scout O Day praised Har Stock ton of Amarillo and considered a trade with Beaumont, while he patrols Borger chasing Ruth.
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Tiny battlers register kayo in sixth round
Pinkey Urquidi of El Paso stopped Johnny Cruz of San Antonio in the sixth round at Juarez bullring yesterday afternoon. Cruz went down on one knee after alleging a foul, but the referee ruled him out. The opening rounds were even as the match progressed.
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Pueblo Wins All Swimming Honors At Big Meeting
Pueblo swimmers swept honors at the Broadmoor Hotel carnival in Colorado Springs. Miss Helen Vivian Jones of Colorado Springs won the beauty contest. More than 4,000 spectators watched the event yesterday.
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Yesterday's Big 5 Showdown Ends With Sparse Offense
United Press reports a muted game as Ruth and Gehrig only collect one hit each after six at bats. Gehrig’s single comes late, while Cobb and Speaker contribute little, leaving the contest short on offense and excitement.
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Dumber You Are the Better You Play Golf Says Kirkwood
O B Keeler recalls Joe Kirkwood the Man from Down Under at the 1921 US Open. Kirkwood dazzled spectators with trick shots for Harding and Coolidge while commentators note his wide repertoire may hinder tournament focus. He warned that the dumber you are the better you play, hinting at overthinking in high pressure rounds.
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Charlie Root Registers His Twentieth Win
The Chicago Cubs, three and a half games up on Pittsburgh, beat the Brooklyn Dodgers in eleven innings 6 to 5. Charlie Root earned his twentieth win as Hack Wilson drove in the deciding run, while Wattie Holm homered to help St Louis beat Boston 6 to 4.
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Defends Title Drowes Faces National Challenge
Drowes of St. Louis, national parks singles champion, defends his title in the fifth and bad fourth inning where the Yankees scored all their runs. Irving Hadley kept Cleveland safe as Washington pounded Hudlin and Grant for a 12 to win. Tate was the lone Washington batter without a safe hit. Other American League teams did not play.
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Small Donation Tears for Mississippi Relief
A Paris report notes a schoolboy named Icheime donating eight cents to aid Mississippi flood victims. Ambassador Herrick mediates the moment, praising the child's modest gift as a poignant act of charity amid widespread relief efforts.
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Texas shooters poised to lead Grand American team race
Texas claims two strong trapshooting quintets for the Grand American Handicap in Dayton Ohio. First team members include F Woodward L Dupuy M Woody R King and B Fornyard from Houston Lufkin Waco Wichita Falls and others. Second team features W Lindsay Phil Miller L M Sparks J F Barnes and N V Pillot from Houston Dallas and Waco.
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Camel Wins Favor in Modern Smoking Era
This age deems Camel worthy of leadership among cigarettes and smokers praise its blend of choicest tobaccos. The ad asserts Camel’s quality, taste, and fragrance make it the top choice, promising a refined smoking pleasure with Have a Camel.
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