Eastern Grass Court Tennis Championships At Rye
Twelve Americans and three foreign players remain in contention for singles titles at the Eastern Grass Court Tennis championships in Rye New York. Notables include B W Austin J T Ollie and Gilbert Nunns among the outsiders while US stars led by Big Bill Tilden and Berkeley Bell advance to the quarter finals with Tilden and Bell set to meet tomorrow.
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Preas
Rye
N. Y
United States
B. W
Bunny) Austin
J. 8
Ollie
England
Gilbert Nunns
Toronto
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
John Doeg
Berkeley Bell
Frank Shields
Gregory Mangin
Bruce Burns
Eight youths reach quarter finals in national junior tennis
Culver Indiana hosts the National Junior Tennis Championships. Keith Gledhill from Santa Barbara, Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena, Hugh McArthur of Los Angeles, top the western bracket. Boehmer of St. Louis and Bossong of Cincinnati lead the Middlewest. Roll of Philadelphia and Bryan of Atlanta represent the East and South. Kamrath of Austin represents the Southwest. Boehmer beat Barr of Dallas in three sets 6-2 5-7 6-1.
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Associated Press
Culver
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Hugh McArthur
Los Angeles
Middlewest
Boehmer
St. Louis
Earl Bossong
Cincinnati
Car Held by Constable Identified as Stolen Vehicle
Constable Allen S. Johnson identified the car as stolen from Mount Vernon Illinois. The driver who abandoned it struck Johnson in the temple with pliers and escaped after a brief pursuit. Johnson fired once and searched the area but no arrest was made. He believes the thief was wounded in the leg.
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Allen S. Johnson
Mount Vernon
Ill
Johnson
American Women to Face Foreign Threat in Nationals
In the National championships at Forest Hills starting Monday a field of 64 includes twelve foreign players. England leads with six entrants including Betty Nuthall, 18, who pushed Helen Wills to two deuce sets. Top American seed is Helen Wills, followed by Helen Jacobs and Edith Cross among others.
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Associated Press
New York
Forest Hills
United States
Helen Wills
England
Betty Nuthall
Miss Wills
Coleman Sells Two To Fort Worth Cats
Coleman Texas Aug 13 Steve Myers and Lee Stebbins have been sold by the Coleman Bobcats to the Fort Worth Panthers of the Texas League. Myers reports Thursday, Stebbins stays with Coleman for the season's end.
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Coleman
Fort Worth Cats
The
Associated Press
Tex
Steve Myers
Coleman Bobcat
Lee Stebbins
Fort Worth
Myers
Panthers
Stebbins
Bobcats
Young Traveller Sends First Report After Departure
A young traveller leaves on his initial trip after receiving parting instructions. He wires back that he reached safely and enjoys a good room with bath. The chief replies with warm wishes and a final good-bye message.
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Bath
Mayor vows patrols against necking in parks
Bernardino California councilman Harry Nott announced a city budget provision to fund a special officer to tramp the grounds and deter young couples from petting in city parks. Several have reportedly applied for the job.
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Bernardino
Cal
Harry Nott
Circus and Labor Tales At Tri-State Exposition
Cirque Hagenbeck Wallce plans six days of performances under a windproof canopy at the Tri-State Exposition with a menagerie of wild acts and daredevil feats. The Central Labor Union notes Jim Shea’s passing and discusses Labor Day picnic plans and a ticket-punch program with Hagenbeck Wallce.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace
Tri-State
Dudley Doremus
Boy
Fish Face
Cassie Brand
Tessie Ton
City unions report progress on Exposition cottage project
Amarillo union labor coordinates construction on a six room cottage for the Tri-State Exposition ground in front of the main gate. The model home will be furnished by local dealers and sold by bid to cover material costs with bricklayer support and visitor access daily.
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Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Harve Oliver
A. A. Holcombe
Sam Norton
J. Lyons
Reading
A. FE. Walthip
Hagenbeck-Wallace
W. W. Finch
Jennings Place
Amarillo
Herman Stocker
Carpenters Union
Tri-State Exposition
Panhandle Lumber Company
Dunn Tile Company
Bricklayers Union
Wilbur Hawk
Umpire Hospitalized After Stadium Brawl
Joseph Rue, American Association umpire, lay in a Columbus hospital tonight with a brain concussion from a free for all at Neil Park during the Columbus Milwaukee game. A spectator threw a bottle after Umpire Larry Goetz ordered the Columbus bench cleared, triggering a clash that Milwaukee players helped to separate until police arrived.
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Associated Prensa
Columsum
Ohio
Joseph Rue
American Association
Neil Park
Larry Goetz
Columbus
Rue
Goetz
Milwaukee
Boxing's heavyweight maze thins as era shifts and contenders rise
The era of Dempsey and Tunney wanes with retirements and deaths leaving a void. Sharkey Schmeling Joughran and Loughran vie for a new crown as promoters scramble amid tangled contracts and shifting loyalties. The heavyweight scene lacks a clear champion while hopefuls jockey for position.
Chimiat Leave for New Mexico Fishing Trip
Chimiat spends several days away fishing in New Mexico starting Monday with R. A. Johnston relieving him. The piece highlights radio, labor unions, a best seller, and local notices including a Fair and circus interest, with various quirky observations.
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Chimiat
New Mexico
R. A. Johnston
Construction of Honolulu City Hall Begins
Work on Honolulu’s new city hall starts immediately with the first unit priced at 760000 dollars. The project represents a major civic upgrade and is set to proceed without delay.
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Honolulu
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Dogfennes Addition
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