Count von Bromberg Falls to Pedigo in Armory Wrestling
chaotic match ends with disqualification after back breaker finish. Referee Galiano fines the Teuton $50. Pedigo declared winner. New rules curb hold breaking and end in decisive victor when time limits fail. First Christian Church upsets Air-Speed 8-4. Texaco wins 6-4 over Taylor's Market. playoff set with Air-Speed vs Texaco. Standings list Taylor's, Texaco, and First Christian with records.
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Count Carl von Bromberg
Pedigo
John Nemanic
Nemanic
von Bromberg
John Galiano
Teuton
Galiano
Air-Speed
First Christian Church
Mason
Gatlin
Moundsman
Texaco
Taylor
Marke
Taylor's
First Christian
Broaddus
Waner
Ratcliff
Norton
Buchanan
Magnolia
Keeling Gulf Service
Panhandle Laundry
Borden's
Gatlin and
Dalton
LL. Pet. Taylor's
Sorenta, Roush and Blanton
Csr Reerees
Ais-Speed
Seeeees Magnolia
Taylor's Market
Keeling Gulf
Lenglen Voted Greatest Woman Tennis Player By Contemporaries
Grantland Rice surveys tennis greats noting Suzanne Lenglen as the finest woman player due to speed, timing, anticipation, and control. Mary K Browne and Molla Mallory award her the olive crown, with Mrs Moody also praised for a long Wimbledon era.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Helen Wills
Mlle
Lenglen
Mary K. Browne
Molla Mallory
Moody
Denny Shute
Shawnee on-the-Delaware
PGA
Denny
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Pelham
Hagen
Walter
Skokie
Sarazen
Haig
Leo Diegel
Baltimore
Shawnee
Ralph Guldahl
Pacific Coast Loop Has Star Material
Pacific Coast League pennant race midseason highlights young talents led by Fred Hutchinson 18 year old pitcher for Seattle with 13 wins 6 losses four shutouts 74 strikeouts in 163 1 3 innings. Other notable arms include Manuel Salvo of San Diego and Lou Tost of Hollywood.
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San Francisco
Fred Hutchinson
Seattle
Evan
Hutchinson
Seouts
Manuel Salvo
Husky
San Diego
Lou Tost
Hollywood
Glands Fiscien Money Back Stimulators Ad
An advertisement promotes Grand Mogul Pellets as a safe scientific treatment to stimulate glands to normal activity. It claims health benefits and urges readers to test them with a three week supply priced at $1.00 through Fox Drug Stores.
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St Fox Drug Stores
Independents Tie After Loss in Twilight Softball Action
San Jacinto Independents fall to fourth loss but join Radford Grocery atop Twilight League standings after a 15 to 3 defeat by Drug. Radford Grocery beat Southwestern Drug 10 to 3. John Malin replaces Wally Watson as Independents manager. Also San Jacinto Methodist 20 Ross Boot Shop 19. Phillips Petroleum defeats Carlton Florey 7 to 3. McDade Phillips homered with bases empty in fourth.
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San Jacinto Independents
Radford Grocery
Mere Drug
Notch
Southwestern Drug
Independents
John Malin
Wally Watson
San Jacinto Methodist
Ross Boot Shop
Phillips Petroleum
Carlton-Florey
McDade
Phillips
SAN Jac
METH
Marlatt and Coffee
Smith, Gates and
Vanzant
Radford Groc
Southwest
DRAG
Maxwell and
Curtis
West and Haile
Carlton
Serota
Griswold
Houston
Beaumont Presses Oilers for Texas League Lead
Beaumont defeated Shreveport 10 to 0 as five runs in the second inning fueled the rout. Oklahoma City beat Tulsa 6 to 0, narrowing the Oilers’ edge to under half a game. San Antonio and Houston split a doubleheader, each winning 4 to 1 and 4 to 1 respectively, leaving San Antonio slightly ahead. Fort Worth stopped Dallas 6 to 1, ending Dallas’ win streak in the series.
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Beaumont
Tulsa Oilers
Shreveport
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Frank Sansosti
Boyd Perry
Irvin Stein
Jack
FT. Worth
Struss
Rhodes
Fenner
Hamner
Small and Butler
Trout
Parsons
Sansosti
Wagener
Stephenson
Okla
City
Brillheart
Andrews
Stein and Mealey
SAN Tone
Houston
Kimberlin
Swift
Seinsoth
Healy
Wagner
Winford
Texas League Standings and Scores Summary
San Antonio and Houston split a doubleheader with 11 and 9 runs respectively as Shreveport and Okla City posted separate losses. Tulsa beat Dallas, and Fort Worth triumphed over Oklahoma City as West Texas-NM games produced Clovis, Wink, and Midland victories. Team records show Beaumont, San Antonio, and Oklahoma City near the top with Houston and Dallas in mid standings.
Runner Aids Record Bid For World Mile Mark
NEW YORK July 8 Joe McCluskey a veteran New York distance runner will set a perfect pace for Archie San Romani of Kansas to break the world mile record at the Hibernian track meet July 17 in Randall Island Stadium. He plans 60 seconds for the first quarter and 62 for the second with 63 for the third 440 yards then a 60 or 61 final quarter to reach 3 05 for 3 4 s of a mile. San Romani faces Gene Venzke Blaine Rideout and Ralph Schwartzkopf.
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New York
McCluskey
Romani
Wooderson
San Romani
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Blaine Rideout
North Texas State Teachers College
Ralph Schwartzkopf
Michigan
Maverick Club's Own Column Recaps Handball and Games
Handball results show Desmond Blades over Billy Fleming in three sets 21-17 6-21 21-8 and several other matches with W C Evans, LeeRoy Boyter, J W Clark, Eddie Smith, and Hoy Mar cum among winners. Huskies defeat Indians in softball 18 to 6 and Steamrollers beat Mustangs 18 to 10. The Maverick Boys plan window-card sales for the President's visit to fund club operations.
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Ralph Dykfeman
Desmond Blades
Billy Fleming
LeeRoy Royter
W. C. Evans
E. J. Counts
Willis Hamilton
Bud Lilley
Lester Allison
J. W. Clark
Gene Rutledge
LeeRoy Boyter
Eddie Smith
Elmo Chambers
Hester Plant
G. C. Clark
Beauford Hill
John Childs
Ernst Stallings
Donnie Sharp
Charles Hughes
Charles Houston
Floyd Johnson
Don Bandy
Charles Austin
J. C. Oakley
Aubrey Robertson
Hoy Marcum
Billy Floyd
Orville Miller
Billy Dixon
Billy Pascoe
Huskies
Indians
Steamrollers
Mustangs
John Hamilton
Ed Sharp
Bill Austin
Bill Batley
Roy Fincher
Jimmy Larremore
Elbert Smith
Paul Lawson
Gene Sweet
Clifford Wright
Sam Inman
Marlin Sharp
Joe Bob Floyd
Thomas Murphy
Wesley Grier
Gib Howard
H. R. Olsen
Gene Turner
Drue Cole
Coy Marcum
Theodore Shugart
Jack Palmer
Tommy Broach
Utility
Maverick
Verse on Budge Mako prospect in Davis Cup
Henry McLemore discusses amateur tennis politics and the possible split of Don Budge and Gene Mako as a doubles team. He notes the Wimbledon field weakness and predicts Australia versus the United States in the Davis Cup, with Budge favored in singles and Quist in doubles.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Budge
Bobby Riggs
Wayne Sabin
Mako
Adrian Quist
Jack Bromwich
Adrian
Jack
United States
Australia
Quist
George
Lott
Gene
Sonja Heine
Don
Damon
Pythias
Boxing card results from New York and Houston bouts
In New York Andre Jesserum outpointed Frankie Genovese and Yosho Nakamuri stopped Soliva in a 124 pound bout. Houston saw Johnny Durso win over Willard Brown while Red Hutchins drew with Frankie Rae and Sammy Debes defeated Pete Sumper in a 138 pound contest. Carl Sivers defeated Frankie Farrell and Calvin Benefield beat Len Murphy in separate bouts.
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New York
Andre Jesserum
Frankie Genovese
Canada
Yosho Nakamuri
Honolulu
Kayoed Soliva
Houston
Johnny Durso
Pittsburgh
Willard Brown
New Orleans
Red Hutchins
Miami
Carl Sivers
Jacksonville
Fla
Frankie Farrell
Dallas
Calvin Benefield
Len Murphy
Ball Player in Serious Condition After Hurl Injury
Shreveport Texas League outfielder Claude Jonnard, manager, lay in a hospital in serious condition from an eye injury that became infected after being struck by a batted ball. Hub Northen was named manager during Jonnard’s absence amid the infection.
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Shreveport
Claude Jonnard
Jonnard
Hub Northen
Jonmnard
Feuding Resumed Between Cleveland and New Yorkers
George Kirkley writes from New York that after the all star game the Yankees and Indians resume a tight AL race while NL actions aim to narrow the Giants’ lead. Cleveland’s July 4 losses exposed pitching woes as Bob Feller struggled, with recovery followed against the Browns. The Yankees press Boston, and the NL chase includes Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, and upcoming returns of Billy Myers aiding a Reds revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
U.P
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Yankees
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Althois
Schmeling Pays Tax With Lump Sum Back To Germany
Max Schmeling earned about 177000 dollars for fighting Joe Louis and sent around 100000 of it back to Germany after taxes debts and expenses. Oakland editor Art Cohn quipped he was paid off in marks. Larry MacPhail predicts the Dodgers will net 200000 this year due to night games and Babe Ruth appearances. Reports of Lefty Gomez and June ODea reconciling sparked cheers in New York.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Germany
Art Cohn
Oakland Calif. Tribune
Max
Larry MacPhail
the Barnum
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe Ruth
Lefty Gomez
June O'Dea
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Britton
Commercial League
Dunivens Grocery
DuNiven
Gloverote Pee
A. Armstrong
J. Armstrong
Dick Hennessee
Hennessee Seer
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Eeetere
Roberson Seeee See
Benson
Whitaker Ee
Seseneera
Western Auto
Williseneee
Peaster Eesnesees
Pool Oar
Dummy Eee
Simpson Seeeee
Grantland Rice
North American Newspaper Alliance
Art McChrystal
Stanford University
Pacific Coast
Century Doistilling CO
Peoria
Illinois
Oilers
San Antonio
Berardino
Stein
Mealey
Kimberling
Fort Worth
Small
Butler
Tulsa Tv
Beaumont Etude
West Texas-New Mexico
Lubbock
Clovis
Blanchard
Miller
Watkins and Stuart
WINK
Big Spring
Roberts
Bates
Ramsdell and
Berndt
Midland
HOBBS
Park and Beers
Needham and
Williams
Chicago
Cincinnati One
Boston Seers
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Club Pet. Eee
Detroit Peace Aeee
Washington
Philadelphia We
Detroit
Maverick Club
Tom F. Si Peel
Paramount
Eakle
George Kirkley
Bill Terry
Cubs
Bill McKechnie
Billy Myers
Reds
Myers
Emre
Qnd
Fillmore Amarillo
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New Palm Beach
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Blackburn Bros
West Texas
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