Paddock Faces Olympic Eligibility Test Before Amsterdam
U.S. track star Charley Paddock, amid a film tour dispute, faces AAU review to determine if his public appearances violate amateur rules, risking his spot on the 1928 Olympic team. If cleared he sails with the squad Wednesday for Amsterdam. if barred, Roland Locke could take his place.
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Heeney to Learn to Fight Under Bright Lights
Heeney prepares for night bouts under six 500 watt lights in Fair Haven New Jersey to acclimate to indoor glare. The list of athletes spans universities and clubs including Stanford Yale Cornell and University of Chicago with events in track and field such as steeplechase shot put discus and decathlon featuring Bud Houser Krenz Droegemueller and Osborn among others.
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Bud) Houser
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Yale University
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Olympic Club
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Arthur Sager
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Albion, Mich
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University of Maine
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Lee Barnes
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Eagan Wins Class A Trophy At Capital City Gun Club
Oklahoma City July 9 K L Eagan a holder of state pro titles dominated the weekly shoot at Capital City Gun Club taking the class A challenge trophy Mort Mak er captured the class B trophy in the event
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Waco Finds Houston Invincible in Texas League Race
The Associated Press report notes Waco Cubs struggle against Houston in the Texas League second half with eight meetings, outlining Houston’s strength and upcoming clashes as Dallas Wichita Falls vie for second place alongside Beaumont and Fort Worth. Dickerman and Shores shine in separate wins while Beaumont and San Antonio drop two. weather and attendance also affect results.
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Dave Shade to Meet Mexican in Chicago Bout Tonight
Dave Shade of California faces Bert Coleman of Mexico in a ten round middleweight bout at Chicago. The outcome could lead to a potential title match with Mickey Walker.
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Bantams To Meet in Oklahoma City in July Bout
Bantamweight champions Kid Pancho and Pete Sarron from the Southwest and South will clash in a ten round bout at Market Square Garden Oklahoma City to decide the Southwestern title.
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Grenade Blast Kills Eight Children In Yard
Eight children were killed and twelve injured when a grenade found in a yard exploded near a former bar rack. The device was located near the Morgan family residence as they visit their son and brother Jess Morgan on Pierce Street.
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Santa Fe Clubs Triumph in Amarillo Double-Header
Amarillo Santa Fe ballclubs won a Sunday double-header at Texan Park. Central League defeated by Santa Fe of Clovis 12 to 2 in the opener, then Amarillo Apprentices edged Albuquerque Apprentices 9 to 8 in the second game.
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Courtney Faces Setback in Transatlantic Flight Attempt
Captain Frank T. Courtney, aiming to fly the Atlantic from Halifax after reaching Horta on June 28 with E. B. Hosmner, Fred Pierce, and E. W. Gilmour, endured fog and strong winds forcing a return after ten hours. Radio trouble delayed efforts and last year’s Plymouth start ended in Corunna Spain.
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Auto crash near Falstead claims two lives
United Press reports in Wichita Kansas July 9 that a struck overturned vehicle near Falstead killed 25 year old Jess Smith of Pace Oita and injured W A Warren stern of Oklahoma. Both men had traveled north for the harvest.
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Mrs L H Morris Leaves for Shreveport Visit
Mrs L H Morris of King Dry Goods sails for Shreveport to visit her mother and other relatives for a couple of weeks.
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Sikes and Sammy Taylor to Fight It Out Sunday for Indian Hills Title
Walter Sikes and Sammy Taylor meet Sunday in the Indian Hills Invitation golf championship final. Sikes won two straight matches including a 4 and 2 over Eddie Johnson, while 17 year old Taylor, a caddie, defeated Doug Herring 3 and 2 and Dick Willetts to surge into the final ahead of the 36 hole showdown.
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Palestine hard line on civic behavior for noncitizens
Haifa magistrate fines a tailor 30 shillings after he spat in a woman customer’s face. He faced deportation and was urged to be sent back to Hungary, reflecting a policy that only naturalised residents may avoid deportation for minor offences. Norrell Smith of Wichita Falls is visiting the city.
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