Pedigo Wins Second 4. Straight From Sheik
In New York, Pedigo defeats Sheik Marallah for the second time in two weeks to claim the right to meet Jack Reynolds next Thursday for the wetter world championship. The undercard features Pancho Vitella beating Red Michaels and Clarence Kearnes vs Jack Mann in the curtain-raiser.
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Blacksmith Pedigo
Sheik Marallah
Jack Reynolds
Pedigo
Marallah
Pedigo Hda
Sheikie
Pancho Vitella
Red Michaels
Clarence Kearnes
Jack Mann
Rosenbloom Still Champion in New York Ring
Maxie Rosenbloom defended the 175 pound light heavyweight title in Buffalo before about 10 000 spectators. Lou Scozza challenged but Rosenbloom dominated the later rounds and won the decision without official protest.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York State Athletic Commission
George Nichols
National Boxing Association
Lou Scozza
Maxie
Scozza
Big Five hitters pace son common game
Babe Ruth homered doubled and singled in three at bats driving in two runs. Lou Gehrig went 0 for 4. Al Simmons had four singles and two RBIs. Hack Wilson failed to get a hit in four appearances. Bill Terry singled in each of his four at bats.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
N.p
Bronx
Innisfail Park
Leslie O’brien Fleetwood-Smith
West Indians
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Wife Was Fat No Longer Attractive Divorce Trial Headline
A New York newspaper on April 4 reports a high profile divorce trial with witnesses describing the wife as beautiful before she gained weight. The piece promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat reduction remedy with cautions about diet and a money back guarantee.
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New York
Ok Fox Drug Co
City Drug Store
Post Office Drug Co
Mooney
Frank Kitchens Named Tyler Manager in Texas League
Frank Kitchens, hometown favorite, becomes Tyler Sports manager as the Texas League team opens a series with the first place Easytown Exporters. He replaces George Sisler after managing Monroe in the Cotton States League and has previously played for Austin Galveston Wichita Falls and Houston.
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Tyler
Frank Kitchens
Tyler Sports
eEaymont
George Sisler
Kitchens
Monroe
Austin
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Houston
Voigt Tied for Lead in Metropolitan Open
George Voigt rallied from injury to shoot 70 and tie for the lead with three professionals in the opening round at the Metropolitan Open. Teammates Willie Klein Walter Kozak and pro William Malcolm shared the early lead with the New York amateur at Lido Country Club in Long Beach New Jersey.
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Long Beach
N. J
George Voigt
New York
Voigt
Willie Klein
Walter Kozak
William Malcolm
West Orange
Rail Chiefs Meet To Pare Off Loss
NEW YORK July 15 Executives of the Class 1 railroads plan a meeting next week to cut expenses and reverse a combined first half deficit of 137 million dollars They aim to bury old grudges and find shared methods to move from red ink to black The schedule includes an advisory council session Tuesday a full membership meeting Wednesday and a railroad credit corporation meeting Thursday focusing on debt maturities and relief for weaker lines.
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New York
The
Association of Railway Executives
Railroad Credit Corporation
Indians Rout Yankees 11-3 to Move Within Eight Games
Cleveland beats New York 11 to 3 as Indians win fifth straight and close the gap on the Yankees for first place. Chicago outlasts Boston 9-8 in 11 innings. Washington tops St Louis 5-4. Pirates maintain NL lead with 6-1 win over Atlanta. Cubs beat Dodgers 4-1. Phillies topple Reds 11-6. Giants beat Cardinals 6-3.
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New York
U.P
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Lake Erie
Yankee
Yanks
Roger Peckinpaugh
Warriors
Athletics
Indians
McCarthy
Cleveland
Tigers
Chicago
Red Sox
Washington
Browns
Bill Swift
Pirates
Braves
Cubs
Dodgers
Guy Bush
Pinkey Whitney
Phillies
Cincinnati
Giants
Dean and Johnson
Cards
Olympic teams watch tryouts for U S squad
Los Angeles July 15 Up Athletes from 19 nations crowded Olympic village as three weekend trials near the start of the 10th Olympiad. U S track and field eliminations at Stanford Cincinnati and Chicago finals of women’s meet draw attention amid Danish Huronian arrivals and Nurmi suspense.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Olympic Village
United States
Stanford University
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hartington Anderson
Canada
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Tad Jones
Sanford
California
Hans Oldeg
Baltimore
America
Oldeg
Women Athletes Vie For Olympic Dream At National Meet
More than 200 entries from 22 states flock to Dyche Stadium Northwestern University for the National Women’s AAU championships. Mildred Babe Didrikson of Dallas targets the AAU team title and multiple Olympic events, while Stella Walsh of Cleveland may skip competition due to Polish consulate duties.
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Chicago
Dyche Stadium
Northwestern University
Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Poland
New York
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Dallas
Texas
Cloudburst Drowns Dozens In Saltillo Coahuila Flood
Nine bodies recovered after a sudden cloudburst and flood swept Saltillo in Coahuila late yesterday. The rising waters flooded the lower city and carried away houses with many victims feared.
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Mexico City
Saltillo
Coahuila
Nine Best U S Women Swimmers Begin Olympic Tryouts
In New York Jones Beach hosts a two day final tryout for the American Olympic women’s swimming team with ninety three top swimmers and divers competing.
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New York
U.R
United States
Jones Beach
N.Y
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday Featuring Several Standout Plays
Ossie Bluege steered the Senators to a 12th inning rally for a win over the Browns. Riggs Stephenson delivered a circus catch then drove in two with a double to beat the Dodgers. Phil Collins shut down the Reds and earned the win after two early runs. Smead Jolley continued his hot streak with a homer and two singles against the White Sox. Bill Swift had four hits to stop the Braves. Dick Porter sparkled for the Indians with a double and two singles in a win over the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Ossie Bluege
Senators
Sting
Browns
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Dodgers
Phil Collins
Phillies
H. Elliott
Reds
Smead Jolley
Red Sox
White Sox
Bill Swift
Pirates
Braves
Dick Porter
Indians
Yankees
Dallas Steers Tie Beaumont for Texas League Lead
Dallas tied Beaumont for first in the Texas League pennant race after Beaumont lost to Tyler 4 3 and Dallas won a forfeit from Galveston as the Buccaneers failed to arrive. Greenberg hit his 21st homer. Sullivan and Redmond starred for Tyler. Houston beat Fort Worth 8 3. San Antonio crushed Longview 12 4.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Dallas
Beaumont
Tyler
Galveston
Buccaneers
Steers
Palmer
South Texans
Biggs
Herring
Sullivan
Greenberg
Houston
Fort Worth
Joe Medwick
Homer Peel
Gene Rye
Steengrafe
Pickrel
Rye
San Antonio
Longview
Conlan
Taylor
Griffin
House
Expressive disruption at New Orleans cinema shows crowd in uproar
A middle aged woman shouted “Everybody get hot” during a film’s climax in New Orleans. A policeman attempting to quiet her was embraced, and three ushers rushed to assist.
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New Orleans
Jay
Religious revival spreads from county burnings to Englewood
In Monroe County residents burned bath ing suits, cards and sex novels at a Baptist church meeting. Now Englewood villagers convert a local dance hall into a religious gathering place as part of the same revival movement.
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Athens
Tenn
U.P
Monroe
Englewood
Hold Olympic Trials Today
Alan Gould reports from Palo Alto on the day’s preliminaries in Santa Clara Valley as American track and field athletes vie for 18 event spots in the Los Angeles Olympic team. The meet, part of the sectional tryouts, features stars like Carr Eastman Toppin Wykoff Metcalfe Tolan Venzke and Saling Beard Keller in a field of world record contenders.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Palo Alto
Can
Santa Clara Valley
America
Los Angeles
United States
Bill Carr
Ben Eastman
Eastman-Carr
Toppino
Wykoff
Metcalfe
Tolan
Gene Venzke
Brix
Sexton
Saling
Beard
Keller
Major League Leaders of 1930s Baseball Summary
Major League leaders listed for the American and National Leagues include Babe Foxx and Jimmie Foxx in batting and home runs. notable figures are Jo Jolley and P. Waner in various hitting categories. Phil Klein and Herman lead in several categories. pitching leaders include Sweotnick, Hildebrand, and Betts with notable win totals.
Nurmi Persuaded to Stay at Olympic City in 1932
Paavo Nurmi, facing amateur status and injury tensions, accepts protection inside the Olympic village in Los Angeles. Organizers guard the Phantom Finn as photographers press, with a decision pending by the I A A F on July 28 about his marathon eligibility and travel costs.
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Nurmi
Olympic City
Los Angeles
Paavo Nurmi
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Finn
Olympic Village
Paavo
Irip
Rosen Bloom Defeats Scozza In Buffalo Title Bout
Maxie Rosen bloom the world light heavyweight champion outpointed Lou Scozza of Buffalo in a 15 round match. Martin Lewandowski of Wayland beat Wild Willie Oster in Grand Rapids by points. Davey Abad of Panama outpointed Phil Zwick of Kaukauna in St Louis. Johnny Kaiser of St Louis KOed Elmer Heitzman of Pekin in the 2nd round.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lou Scozza
Grand Rapids
Mich
Martin Lewandowski
Wayland
Willie’ Oster
Boston
ST. Louis
Davey Abad
Panama
Phil Zwick
Kaukaunee
Wis
Johnny “Peewee” Kaiser
Elmer Heitzman
Pekin
Til
Wrestling results from Albany Springfield and Washington card
In Albany Jim Browning 230 threw Karol Zbysko 208 in 39:20. In Springfield Charley Strack 230 beat Bull Komar 235 with Komar disqualified in the third fall. In Washington Gino Garibaldi 209 threw Fred Grobmeier 200 in 32:00.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Jim Browning
Karol Zbysko
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
Charley Strack
Oklahoma
Bull Komar
Komar
Washington
D. C
Gino Garibaldi
Fred Grobmeier
Harlem
Pine Crest Club Hosts First Invitation Golf Meet
Longview Texas July 15 the first annual Pine Crest Club tournament opened with match play. Sixteen players competed in the first flight and 52 contestants entered. Joe Lesage of Longview topped medal qualifying with 74.
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Longview Longview
Tex
Pine Crest Club
Joe Lesage
Longview
Volcanic Dust Hangs in Upper Atmosphere for Years
Reports indicate volcanic dust remains suspended in the upper atmosphere for years, affecting climate and air travel. Scientists track atmospheric currents to understand long term impacts on weather patterns and radiation exposure.
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Rosenbloom
U. S
George H. Beale
Women’s
Thor
National League
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Hurst
Klein
Terry
Worthington
Herman
Wilson
Stripp
Swetonic
Betts
Foxx
Jolley
Simmons
Averill
Porter
Johnson
Campbell
Myer
Lazzeri
Chapman
Blue
Hildebrand
Gomez
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Francis P. Duffy
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Sed-A-Fen
San Francisco
Calif
Hmit
Amarillo
Brame
T. B. Gallaher
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