Pedigo Earns Title Shot After Wrestler Showdown
Blacksmith Pedigo defeated Sheik Marallah in three falls at the armory to earn a Challenger’s match against Jack Reynolds the promoter announced for Thursday July 21. Marallah fought hard in wrestling headlocks and aerials, but Pedigo’s counter moves and openings won the first and third falls.
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Jack Reynolds
Pedigo
al Anderson
Marallah
Armory
Mackey
Smithy
Sheik
Baseball Roundup From The Associated Press
Yesterday's games featured Art Shires and the Braves beating the Cardinals with a two on homer. Pat Malone blanked the Phillies as the Cubs collected five hits. Art Sh...
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Art Shires
Braves
Cardinals
Pat Malone
Cubs
Phils
Art Scharein
Browns
Red Sox
Jonathan Stone
Tigers
Yankees
Jack Hayes
White Sox
Jack Russell
Mel Harder
Indians
Senators
Wrestling Results By The Associated Press
Albany Ed Lewis of Los Angeles threw McLeod of Omaha in 24 minutes. Montreal Sam Stein of Newark won two falls to one against Earl McCready of Oklahoma. Fort Worth Billy Edwards of Kansas City defeated Al Stecher of Jackson Mississippi two falls to none. Jack Domar of Dallas defeated Bulldog Mallory of Boston in straight falls. Pete Brown of Fort Worth drew with Teddy Waters of Fort Worth after 45 minutes.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Strangler
Fort Worth
Teddy Waters
Murray Rowe Get Victories In Texas League Play
Two top pitchers dominated the Texas League as George Murray of Dallas earned his thirteenth win by beating Fort Worth 8 to 4 while Schoolboy Rowe of Beaumont pitched a 5 to 0 shutout over Galveston. Beaumont built a three game lead, Dallas remained second as Houston edged San Antonio 5 to 4.
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Associated Press
George Murray
Dallas
Murray
Fort Worth
Schoolboy Rowe
Beaumont
Galveston
Dick McCabe
Pickerel
Pat Moult
Panthers
Steers
Rowe
George Hollerson
Tyler
Longview
Oil City
Houston
San Antonio
Indians
Buffaloes
LSU
Iy Oreek Pee Oe
California and Penn Crews Favored to Win
Worcester mass July 8 1932 The semi final trials expect California and the Penn Athletic Club to win the national 8 oared selection for the 1932 Olympics. California faces Columbia Grads while Penn meets Yale with races at Lake Quinsigamond around 5 and 5 30 pm.
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Worcester
Mass
U.P
United States
University of California
Penn Athletic Club
California
Columbia Grads
Yale
Lake Quinsigamond
Penn
Princeton
Syracuse
Columbia
Harvard
Washington
Sande Plans Move to French Race Tracks
New York July 8 Earl Sande famed American jockey prepares to sail to France within a fortnight to seek mounts and race wins He plans to stay based on success and weight limits while aiming to show French crowds how he became America’s premier jockey He has struggled to maintain weight at US tracks and expects 118 pounds to help him secure rides following peers like Ted Sloan in Europe.
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New York
Earl Sande
America
France
Sande
Europe
Ted Sloan
England
Rowing Notes From Worcester Hearings and Shirts and Shenanigans
Yale and Penn A C crews wear shirts in Schuylkill races while Philadelphia park rules require it. George Pocock praises Lake Quinsigamond and Washington boats. the Washington stroke changes with Hero Day subbing for Ed Argensinger due to sinus trouble. Syracuse walloped by Penn A C deepens Jim Tencyck’s lineup shakeup with Tom Lombardi benched.
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United Press
Worcester
Mass
U.P
Yale
Penn A. C
Yale’s
Park Commissioners of
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
George Pocock
Washington
Ed Argensinger
Day
Argensinger
Uldrickson
Syracuse
Jim Tencyck
Tom Lombardi
Sheriff Hooks Surges as Fort Worth Cats star at first base
Fort Worth Cats pivotman Alexander Hooks, once marked a weak hitter, has become a standout at first base. Once slated for a short stay, he batted .321 by July 5 and emerged as a key major league prospect while balancing duties as county sheriff in winter.
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Dick McCabe
Fort Worth Cats
Fort Worth
Alex Hooks
Hooks
Alexander Hooks
Cats
Ruth and Gehrig Spark Big Five Offensive Outing
Babe Ruth hit three singles driving in four runs in four at bats. Lou Gehrig scored from a walk in three appearances. Al Simmons added two singles and reached on an error for three runs in eight at bats. Bill Terry collected a single in five plate appearances for one run. Hack Wilson did not play.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Hack Wilson
National League baseball results and standings update
Results show New York beating Pittsburgh 4 3 with rain postponement in the second game. Chicago defeated Boston 7 5 and St Louis beat Brooklyn at Cincinnati with wet grounds. Standings list Pittsburgh Chicago Boston St Louis Brooklyn New York Cincinnati with respective win totals. American League shows Chicago leading at 13 3 and Philadelphia at 3 9. Texas League results note Beaumont Longview and Fort Worth etc with nightly games and standings.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Athletics
Pete Daglia
Rube Walberg
New York Giants
Cubs
Phillies
Pat Malone
Braves
Cardinals
Cooper Leads Canadian Open With Subpar 69 Rounds
Chicago’s Harry Cooper holds a one stroke lead at the Canadian Open after a 69 that tied the course record and moved him into strong position to win. Defending champ Walter Hagen and George Von Elm shot 70 to tie for second as 105 players begin a two round schedule with eliminations tonight and a 36 hole finale tomorrow.
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Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Walter Hagen
George von Elm
Detroit
Hagen
Jose Jurado
von Elm
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mex
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Tom Kerrigan
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
al Watrous
Birmingham
Michigan
Tommy Armour
Armour
Harry
Jeo Diegel
Collegiate Netters Rule Southern Meet
Dixies prize crop of college tennis stars reached the semifinals of the Southern Tennis Tournament in Memphis. Tulane captain Cliff Sutter faced Dan Murray with both players from New Orleans, while Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta played Wilmer Hines of Columbia. Grant beat Quinn Connelly of Houston after Connelly upset Billy Reese of Atlanta.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dixie
Cliff Sutter
Tulane University
Dan Murray
Tulane
New Orleans
Bryan “Bitsy” Grant
Atlanta
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
University of North Carolina
Grant
Quinn Connelly
Houston
Texas
Billy Reese
Fight Results and Real Estate Valuation Note
In Scranton Ernie Schaaf stopped Salvatore Ruggirello. In Milwaukee Art Lasky stopped Buck Everett. In St Petersburg assessments lowered about one third and the tax rate reduced.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Salvatore Ruggirello
New York
Milwaukee
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
St. Petersbugh
Fla
Tigers Win Lead Reels From Yankees In 10 Inning Loss
The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 8 to 0 in ten innings as Gomez struggled and Dickey remained on the suspended list. Detroit surged late, scoring three in the ninth to tie then three more in the tenth to secure the opener. Cleveland and Washington split twice, while St Louis routed Boston 8 to 2.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Lefty Gomez
Yanks
Detroit
Tigers
Gomez
Castillion
Washington
Cleveland
Jack Russell
Mel Harder
Indians
She Falls for Him in Honolulu Cliff Rescue Fraud
Mrs Edward A Felix and her army sergeant husband quarrelled in Honolulu. A 60 foot fall followed a scuffle as she struck him twice and toppled over a cliff. Police lifted her from the ledge, she was only slightly hurt and kissed the sergeant.
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Honolulu
Edward A. Felix
Babe Didrickson Ends Dallas Training Ahead of Chicago Trials
Babe Didrickson will finish training today at Methodist University Stadium in Dallas before leaving Monday with Mrs. Henry Wood for Chicago. The star will compete in five Olympic events the javelin discus 80 meter hurdles and the 100 meter run and high jump. she may also enter the 50 and 200 meter dashes broad jump baseball throw and shot put as part of Olympic tryouts.
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Dallas
U.P
Mildred
Babe) Didrickson
Chicago
Methodist University Stadium
Henry Wood
Miss Didrickson
Olympic Wrestling tryouts enter third round in Columbus
Sixty seven hopefuls remained in the final tryouts for the American Olympic wrestling team in Ohio State University Gymnasium. Twenty nine were eliminated in rounds one and two, as top grapplers from 19 states competed for the final squad of 14, to be named by tomorrow night, seven principals and seven alternates.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Fort Worth man found dead with bullet wound
R D Irwin 43 shirt and suit salesman was found dead on a street behind his car with a bullet in his head and a pistol at his feet. A friend said Irwin borrowed the pistol claiming self defense against trouble at his home.
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Fort Worth
U.P
R. D. Irwin
L. A. Richal
Irwin
Deer leaps into car and dies after crash in Fredericton
In Fredericton on July 8 Lloyd Hoben’s car struck a deer that leaped into the air and landed in his lap. The vehicle left the road and overturned. Hoben escaped injury while the deer was killed.
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Fredericton
N. B
Lloyd Hoben
Hoben
Tourney Games Will Come Fast and Often
Baseball leaders and pitching leaders are listed for the season with Klein and Foxx among the top hitters and Foxx and Foxx among top run producers. Today’s Globe-News tournament schedule at Metro Park has Burlington, Wheeler-Mobeeties, Texola and Topeka playing, with strong crowds expected and three games likely tomorrow to finish the event.
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Wheeler-Mobeeties
Texola
Wdag-Topeka
Globe-News
Metro Park
Borger
Buffs Purchase Jenkins and Beckman to Bolster Lineup
Houston buffs announce the outright purchase of outfielder Tom Jenkins from Rochester and acquire right-hander Bill Beckman on option from Columbus. Jenkins, left handed slugger who shined in 1928, will report immediately and may bench Geneve. Beckman went 24 and 8 for Springfield in 1931.
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Houston
Tom Jenkins
Wichita Falls
Rochester
Ankeman
Houston Buffs
Jenkins
Geneve
Columbus
Bill Beckman
Springfield
Beckman
Form Chapter of Serpents in City
T. H. Chilton, court reporter, plans to organize a chapter of the Military Order of the Serpent of the United Spanish War Veterans in Amarillo. He serves as chief of staff for the Texas Veterans department and hopes to form a lair here. He is a former Snyder post commander and state encampment host, with prior service in the Philippines and France, and is a member of the American Legion.
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T. H. Chilton
32Nd Judicial District
Amarillo
Military Order of the Serpent of the
United Spanish War Veterans
Capitol Hotel
Texas Department of the Veterans
Snyder
Sweetwater
Chilton
Booth
Santa Fe Lines
Philippines
France
American Legion
Fishermen’s triple catch ends with hooks in hands
Milton and Alfred Newhardt, fishermen from Honesdale Pennsylvania, hauled a 22 inch pickerel when a triple hooked lure snapped. Milton’s hand and Alfred’s finger were pierced as they lunged for the fish and a doctor had to remove the hooks.
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Honesdale, Pa
Milton
Alfred Newhardt
Alfred
Harvest Wages Drop in Kansas Wheat Belt
Harvest wages in the Kansas wheat belt fall from six dollars a day years ago to one to one and a half dollars a day this summer, reflecting sharp wage declines for farm labor.
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Kansas Wheat Belt
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