Elder and Bush Set for Amarito Club Final
Walter Elder and William Bush reach the Amarito Tennis Club singles final after tough semis. Rogers ousted Roberson earlier, and Elder beat Rogers in straight sets. Doubles featured Parcells-Paul defeating Wilson-Quattlebaum and other close results.
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Walter Elder
William Bush
Amarito Tennis Club
Rogers
Robertson
Elder
Parcells
Paul
Wilson
Quattlebaum
Hones and Riggs
Thompson
Railroads Warn Coal Shifts May Strain Winter Supplies
Interstate Commerce Commission warns deferred coal shipments could cause car shortages and railroad congestion this fall. Officials urge early purchases to prevent curtailment of transport for agricultural products.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Selection of Coach Brightens Prospects
A. B. Hays named coach of the mar ino Golden Sandstorm football and baseball teams plus teaching duties under W. A. McIntosh. Former Simmons Col lege Cowboys mentor, Hays brings discipline and college experience from John Tarleton college. He aims to build strong teams and plans fall training camp as Abilene high school looms as a key rival.
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Simmons College Cowboys
Marino Golden Sandstorm
Husky
Hays
W. A. McIntosh
John Tarleton College
Simmons
Abilene High School
Eagles
McIntosh
American League leaders swap positions again
New York July 25 Detroit New York and Washington shift in the standings as the Tigers beat the Yankees, rising to the lead just before the Senators and world champions, tied for second. Detroit edged the Yankees 5-4, Bassler driving in the decisive run after a late error. Washington beat Chicago 7-5 in the fifth game of their series. Kolp failed to repeat his prior win, St. Louis lost to Philadelphia 4-0, and Boston beat Cleveland 10 to 9 in ten innings creating a one game gap for sixth place. Brooklyn lost to Pittsburgh 8-1 in the National League.
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Detroit
Washington
Tigers
Yankees
Senators
West
Bassler
Schung
Walter Johnson
Chicago
Russell
White Sox
Kolp
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baumgartner
Athletics
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pirates
Yae
Robins
Cologne Demolishes Ancient Walls for Sport Fields
Cologne plans to replace Roman era city walls with modern sport grounds. A large sports stadium built by the unemployed is finished, with five football fields, golf links, and other facilities planned on the edge of the old city. A 25 mile green belt will encircle Cologne to reserve space for future sports grounds.
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Cologne
Germany
Max Adenauer
Washington accepts Irish minister empowered to handle questions
Dublin notes the official Washington notification accepting an Irish minister with authority to handle questions between the Free State and the United States. The Freeman's Journal says Washington is not deterred by English press fears and that Free State ambassadors will act discreetly, valuing American friendship as a key Irish asset.
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Dublin
Washington
United States
Ireland
Relana
Freeman's Journal
Free State
Irish golfer completes six Milltown rounds in 100 strokes
Dublin July 25 AP reports Milltown County Dublin golfer PKK Love played from 4 30 am to 9 30 pm with meals between rounds to complete six rounds of Milltown links in 600 strokes 13 under his wagered target. He finished with 587 strokes to spare.
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Dublin
P Kk Love
Milltown
County Dublin
Milltown Links
Bishop Leo Haid Funeral Planned In North Carolina
Funeral services for Right Rev. Leo Haid 75 bishop of North Carolina and dean of the U S Roman Catholic hierarchy who died last night at Belamont Abbey are tentatively set for Tuesday Charlotte authorities report a funeral plan still unsettled. Police recovered a Ford belonging to W H Brown and found a cave on Johnson Street used after a joy ride with the vehicle taken near the police station last Wednesday night. Daily Globe want ads appear in this edition.
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N. C
Leo Haid
North Carolina
Roman Catholic Hierarchy of America
Belamiont Abbey
Radcover
W. H. Brown
Johnson Street
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