Baer and Wife Split After 10 Day Marriage
New York report says Max Baer and Mary Ellen Sullivan separated over religious differences after a brief honeymoon. Baer denies the split while his manager says the rumor upset Baer and led to canceled engagements.
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Bright Norman Brigt Sets New American Two Mile Record
Norman Bright of the San Francisco Olympic Club, from Bellingham Washington, set a new American two mile record of 9 minutes 13.2 seconds at Ohio Field New York University on a rain soaked track. He trailed Joe McCluskey early, then passed on the final lap to win by about 30 yards. Eulace Peacock defeated Jesse Owens in the 100 yard dash with 9.7 seconds, while Owens leaped 23 feet 9 inches in the broad jump.
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Bulky Field Continues At Omaha Tennis Tournament
In Omaha Nebraska the third round of the first Tennis Tournament began with several results. Gordon Pease of Austin Texas defeated Phil Dodge of Omaha 6-0 on George Dulling. San Antonio beat Joe Cohen of Omaha 6-3 6-1. Freel Wolfe of Omaha defaulted to Victor Kamath of Austin. Carl Smalley of Austin beat Bob Sandier of Omaha 6-1 6-3.
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National League standings and Texas League results recap
National League standings show New York leading with 48 21 and Pittsburgh at 41 34. schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago. Texas League results include Fort Worth 2 Galveston 3 Tulsa 7 Dallas 5 Houston 1, with several teams atop the standings. Former state checker champion A R Carrell of Dallas leads the state tournament with 733 percentage, followed by W C Stanphill of Denison.
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Amateurs and Pros In Galveston Meet
Amateur and professional golfers from the state begin 18 hole preliminaries for the 1933 Texas Professional Golf Association tournament in Galveston. defending champion Jimmie DeMaret is the professional favorite as 36 hole rounds unfold tomorrow and Friday. Top challengers include Francis McGonagil from Dakies, Dick Grout of Fort Worth, Levi Lynch of Gledewater, and Graham Ross of Dallas.
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Sports Parade snippets from Henry McLemore column
A transient collage of sports notes and anecdotes. Jockey Danny Miller's Derby era link, Aristides’ 1875 win, golf figures like Opals Hill, Chick Hafey on a California farm, and curiosity about tennis court composition. Also golf gear by Baer, Los Angeles slugger Gene Lillard, and other varied highlights from 1935.
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Baseball All Star Game Could Be Abandoned
A movement in the National League to drop the annual all star game gains momentum as Giants Cardinals and Reds reportedly push to scrap the event over finances. Dodgers president Judge Steve McKeever urges continued support though fans might withdraw backing from league games if the pet contest is removed. a formal decision is expected at the December league meeting.
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All Star Poll Leaders Named for Bears Game
The nationwide poll listing college stars to meet the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on August 29 names leaders at each position. Notables include Ends Ends-Leeper Northwestern and Larson Minnesota, Guards Bevan Minnesota and Schiralli Notre Dame, Centers Robinson Notre Dame, and Quarterbacks Warburton Southern California and Munjas Pittsburgh, with multiple schools represented. Fendley Collins, Michigan State wrestling coach, is hospitalized with a spinal injury and unavailable.
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Canzoneri to Meet Pacho in 10 Round Non Title Bout
Chicago reports Tony Canzoneri the lightweight champion and Bobby Pacho will fight in a 10 round non title bout at Mills Stadium on July 25. Pacho earned the shot by a decisive victory over Frankie in a recent bout.
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Dancer Clifton Webb Prepares An Elegant Dance For Film
Hollywood July 10 Clifton Webb dean of Broadway dancers works four to five hours daily at MGM rehearsing an interpretive slow dance for JoAn Crawford's next picture Elegance. He emphasizes mood and expression over speed and notes the camera must follow the dancer constantly.
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Seeded Entrants To Find Foes Are Rough
Seeded entrants in the annual invitation tennis singles at the bathing and tennis club faced tough draws as play continued. Defending champion Frankie Parker won 6 1 6 3 over Armand L Bruneau, while Wilbur Hess, national intercollegiate champion from Fort Worth, and contenders William Reese of Atlanta and Charles Harris of West Palm Beach remained favored.
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Barnes Freed On Charge Of Shooting Man
Barnes a Hull man was acquitted of murder in the 1933 shooting of Ernest Baucum after a short jury deliberation. He said the shooting was in self defense over alleged illicit relations between Baucum and his daughter Virgie. Trial lasted two days.
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Eckhardt Extends Hitting Lead in Minor Leagues
Oscar Eckhardt of the Mission's Pacific Coast League holds the top batting average as the field of 400 batters narrows to three. George Ferrell of Richmond trails with .407, while Ralph Hodgin of Fieldale stands just over .400 in the Bi-State League standings.
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Balancing Tonight's Bowling Card at Hub Clothiers
The card features Hub Clothiers facing Texea Alleys in Sagilio Chicago with a lightweight bout in the weekly slate. Nick Williams, former San Francisco Seals manager, now runs a ticket booth at Santa Anita race track.
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