Brundage Restores Order Aboard Olympic Team Ship
United Press. July 20. Avery Brundage warned the Olympic squad sternly after reports of gambling and drinking aboard en route to Berlin. Discipline improved with curfews extended and no further misbehavior despite parties. Jesse Owens noted with laryngitis. over 100 athletes attended services as training resumed.
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Avery Brundage
Harry Manning
C. R. Bearmore
Dykes Crew Is Talk of Sport
Chicago White Sox under Jimmy Dykes post a mid season revival with 11 wins in 13 games. They open a 13 game home stand at Comiskey Park with eight straight, remain in pennant contention two games behind the Indians and 11 behind the Yankees. Other MLB results: Indians win 10 of 12 on eastern tour. Yankees split with Browns. Red Sox hammer Tigers 12 3. Medwick stars in two Cardinals wins. Cubs lose to Phillies. Giants Reds split doubleheader. Syracuse burglar eats breakfast after raiding Walsh home.
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Joe Medwick
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Cy Blanton
Record Entry Marks Public Links Golf Meet Start
George Kirkley reports the 15th National Public Links Championship opens at Bethpage State Park with a record 223 entrants from 22 states plus Hawaii and D C. The format blends team and individual events, with 49 four-player teams, and a schedule of 36 holes qualifying, match play to final on Saturday. Defending champion Frank Strafaci leads a field including former titleholders Carl Kuffman Charlie Ferrera and Robert Wingate.
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Charlie Ferrera
San Francisco
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Jacksonville
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Perry Enters U S National Championships
Pred J Perry the world No 1 and three time Wimbledon champion has entered the National Championships at Forest Hills in September to attempt to take permanent possession of the American titular trophy. He is favored to beat Wilmer Allison of Texas who defeated him at Forest Hills last year. Also entered are Gottfried von Cramm Heiner Henkel Kay Lund and Marie Louise Horn. Alice Marble returns to challenge for the women's crown currently held by Helen Jacobs and Mrs Helen Wills Moody.
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Leslie Beats Bob Fraser in Western Amateur Golf
Paul Leslie of Jefferson City Missouri defeated Bob Fraser of Atlanta to win the Western amateur golf title in Omaha. Their 36 hole final ended 2 and 1 after Leslie built a seven hole lead before Fraser narrowed the margin. Fraser finished with 74 to Leslie 69.
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Jefferson City
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Atlanta
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Roundup of Baseball Moves and Sporting Notes
Mickey Cochrane eyed for Detroit GM role while Claude Passeau rises as Phillies reliever and Babe Ruth linked to Giants. Bloomington Indiana fields Olympic hopefuls, Hipfinger headlines Austrian lifting, Joe DiMaggio teased near 300. Atlanta Crackers tested by scouts as Yankees extend one run wins. Ed: Edith Estabrooks shines at Western Junior Girls Championship with 77 and course record. experts praise her form.
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Worcester
Mass
Evening Gazette
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Jimmy Cochran
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Rip Radcliff
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Trail Riders Lead Young American Ranger on Banff Mountain Trip
George Vaux of Burnt Maw Pa heads the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies on a five day trek starting July 31 from Banff. About 60 riders travel with 50 pack horses for a 50 mile loop returning to Banff after four open nights. Mount Vaux and Mount Ishbel figure among the route landmarks with peaks around 9 000 feet.
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FBI Aid Planned for Toledo Police School Inaugural
The Federal Bureau of Investigation will assist in instruction for a new police school to be inaugurated in connection with the University of Toledo.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
University of Toledo
Indians Reach First Flight In Texas League Standings
Oklahoma City rose to fourth in the Texas League after a 8 to 5 win over Beaumont. Tulsa dropped to fifth after San Antonio beat them 3 to 0. Houston moved closer to Dallas with a 5 to 2 win, and Fort Worth blanked Galveston 8 to 0.
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National League and American League Batting Leaders Summary
Medwick leads NL in batting with 386 and 130 hits for the Cardinals while Ott tops NL home runs with 18 for the Giants. Gehrig and Gehringer pace AL batting and hits, with several players leading in runs and RBIs across both leagues.
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Cotton States League Standings Snapshot
Helena at 0-2, Greenwood 4-3, Clarksdale 11-3, Greenville 3-6, Cleveland 14-5, Eldorado 2-12, Pine Bluff 12-3, Jackson Q -6. Standings show early-season records across teams in the league.
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Phillips 66 to Play Lefors Here in Night Game
Amarillo’s Phillips 66 team prepares to host Lefors Phil lips at Metro Park in a Merchants Night matchup. The club swept Borger Hubers in a doubleheader, 4–0 and 5–4, with a dramatic four-run rally in the nightcap to conclude the twin bill.
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Texas Aggie star out for season and other notes
Texas Aggi football star Fred Wright broke a leg in an oil field ending his season. The piece follows quick notes on Sarron Manuel boxing, a Western Amateur golf score, and Arlington Downs scheduling conflicts with TCU football. It mentions figures from baseball and boxing, plus track and horse racing.
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St. Louis Brown
Spud Davis
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Fred Sington
Johnny
Harry) Cain
Alabama University
Cooper Clings To Lead In St Paul Open Duel
In St Paul Minnesota Harry Cooper the defending champion storms back with a 63 and stays in contention in the 72 hole St Paul Open as Dick Metz challenges from Chicago. Abe Espinosa Chicago is third and Laf foon wins fourth money with Horton Smith Johnny Revolta and Byron Nelson tied for fifth. Mehlhorn and Bullock finish at 282.
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Softball Tournament Planned by State Association in Fort Worth
The State Amateur Softball Association announces a Texas tournament to be held in Fort Worth on September 4 5 6 and 7. The association was organized here yesterday with Ed Prell of Fort Worth as president J D Richardson of Port Arthur as vice president and Leroy Rhodes of Wichita Falls as secretary.
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Baseball stat leaders from regional league season
Moslof leads with 133 hits followed by Mallon 130. Cullenbine 33 doubles and Moslof 32. Cobb 11 triples with others at ten. Strower 19 homers and Howell 18. Tauby 23 steals ahead of Brower 19. Howell 91 RBIs with Gryska 78. Greer 174 innings pitched and Johnson 171. Richmond 112 strikeouts and Cole 95. Fullerton 13 wins and Smith 12.
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Doubleheader headlines mix steady hitting and strong pitching
In a split doubleheader the Browns and Yankees featured Jack Knott six hit ball for the nightcap win as he pitched six hits allowed. Lou Gehrig and Luke Appling pace the bats for their clubs with multi hit games including two doubles and several singles. Sugar Cain shines in relief and in the other games Heinie Manush helps the Red Sox beat the Tigers with two doubles and two singles while Van Mungo and Passeau contribute strong pitching.
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Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Chattanooga 2 1 Knoxville 1 2 Atlanta 5 6 New Orleans 10 4 Memphis 8 15 Little Rock 1 3 Nashville 8 Birmingham 0.
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All Star Team Preview Matches Notre Dame Minnesota Against Lions
The article lists leading players by position from Notre Dame Minnesota and others with tallies for ends tackles guards centers quarterbacks halfbacks and fullbacks as they compete for an all star collegiate selection to face the Detroit Lions in September 1 exhibition. Top names include Millner Seidel Shakespeare Tangora Oech and Berganger among others in a vote influenced roster snapshot.
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Iowa
Jim Bottomley to Hang Up His Gloves After Career
Sunny Jim Bottomley said farewell to baseball after 15 seasons with the Cardinals Reds and Browns. Ating back ailment and a $100000 savings prompt retirement as 37,000 fans at Yankee Stadium gave him a hearty send off with a center single in his final big league at bat.
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California EEP to Teach Old and Modern Ballroom Dance
The Emergency Educational program in California will offer ballroom dance instruction with both old time and modern styles. The plan signals a concession to Henry Ford's dancing ideas as part of its cultural education efforts in Berkeley and beyond.
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