Americans Out of Contention in All English Wimbledon Picks
United Press reports from Wimbledon on June 26 1934 list Perry Austin Crawford von Cramm Boussus Merlin and Yamagishi as top men for the men's singles while noting the omission of Helen Jacobs in women's singles and praising American players Jacobs Palfrey and Mussel Mas ke ll as potential doubles contenders. The piece questions English experts likelihoods and highlights Mas kell as a premier American player.
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United Press
Wimbledon
Eng
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
England
Jack Crawford
Australia
Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Christian Boussus
Andred Merlin
France
J. Yamagishi
Japan
Dorothy Round
Peggy Scriven
Mary Heeley
Betty Nuthall
Mme, Mathieu
Fraulein
Aussem
Jean Berethra
Jacques Brugnon
Perry
Pat Hughes
Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Adrian Quist
Don Turnbull
Miss Nothall
Miss Kitty Godfree
America
Helen Jacobs
Miss Scriven
Miss Jacobs
Miss Round
Mig Scriven
Mrs Moody
Sarah Palfrey
Elizabeth Ryan
Miss Palfrey
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Boussus
Quist
Merlin
Yamagishi
Wood
Yamgishi
Steefen
Don Maskell
British Amateur Golf 36-hole Qualifiers Leaders
Scores from Sandwich England show leaders after 36 holes with results: James Adams 74 67 total 141 Percy Alliss 74 67 total 141 Syd Fairweather 72 71 total 143 Storey 73 70 total 143 Laidlaw 73 71 total 144 Thomson 70 77 total 147 Joe Kirkwood 75 75 total 150 Grant 79 74 total 153 Denotes amateur.
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Sandwich
Eng
James Adams
England
Percy Alliss
Syd Fairweather
E. F Storey
W. Laidlaw
C. W. Thomson
Joe Kirkwood
Douglas Grant
Bryant Grant to meet John McDiar mid at Western tennis championship
Bryant Grant of Atlanta and John McDiar mid of Fort Worth Texas will play for the Western tennis championship next week at the National Clay Court championships held at the Chicago Town and Tennis Club. The match was postponed by rain and rescheduled as a playoff during the tournament.
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Chicago
U.P
Bryant Grant
Atlanta
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago Town and Tennis Club
Makeshift Cabinet Directs Cuba After ABC Split
In Havana on June 26 a makeshift cabinet governs Cuba after four ABC members quit as the ABC party separated from President Mendieta. Eight of ten posts now go to Mendieta's Nationalist bloc. The cabinet resigned yesterday but four were quickly reelected to steady reform efforts. Mrs Jim Spinning left for Chicago for a month long vacation then to New York for apparel buying.
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Havana
Cuba
ABC Political Society
Carlos Menicieta
ABC
Mendieta
Jim Spinning
Chicago
New York City
White and
Kirk
Moreland Still Liked In Tran Miss Tourny
Qualifying in the 34th trans Mississippi golf tournament began at Brook Hollow Country Club in Dallas. Gus Moreland of Dallas, defending champion, despite knee trouble, remained a slight favorite as 170 amateurs tee off. Notables include Lawson Little, Johnny Goodman, Johnny Dawson, Zell Eaton, and Charles Reasor. The field begins 18 holes today with 32 advancing to the championship bracket. schedule continues through Sunday with final 36 holes.
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Brook Hollow Country Club
Dallas
Tex
U.P
Gus Moreland
Moreand
Brook Hollow
Lawson Lidlle
California
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
trans-Mississippi
Charles Reasor
Oklahoma
John Craft
Denver
Emmett Rogers
Fort Berryhill
Tulsa
Logan van Zandt
Reynolds Smith
Leland Hamman
Broaca Delivers Strong Yankees Win Over White Sox
Johnny Broaca, Yale graduate, pitched effectively for the Yankees in a 13-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Lou Gehrig and the Yankee bats supported him as New York regained first place by four percentage points over Detroit. Dusty Rhodes pitched well for Boston as the Red Sox beat Cleveland 6-3, while Washington topped St Louis 6-4. The Giants led the NL by 3½ games after a 10-7 win over St Louis, and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 7-1 behind Bill Swift.
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New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Bronca
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Dusty Rhodes
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Washington Senators
St. Louis
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Phillies
Bill Swift
Fight results from multiple cities headline boxing card
In Chicago Everett Rightmire beat Dave Barry while Solly Dukelsky outpointed Jack Gibbs. Eddie Zivie stopped Joey Costa in Pittsburgh. Midget Mexico defeated Jumbo Rovira in New Orleans. Joey Goodman outpointed Henry Falegano in Richmond. Dick Demeray stopped Ralph Leslie in Sioux City. Al Gillette outpointed Charley Von Reedon in Washington. Tony Kelli drew with Jackie Aldare in West Springfield. Billy McMahon drew with Teddy Loder in Jersey City.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Dave Barry
Springfield
Solly Dukelsky
Jack Gibbs
Orange
Texas
Pittsburgh
Eddie Zivie
Joey Costa
New York
New Orleans
Mexico
Jumbo Rovira
Richmond
Joey Goodman
Henry Falegano
Des Moines
Dick Demeray
Fargo
N. D
Ralph Leslie
Eau Klaire
Wis
Washington
al Gillette
Charley von Reedon
Four Jail Bars Found Sawed in Federal Tank
Jailer Gib Landis reported that four jail bars in a Potter County jail tank used for federal prisoners were found sawed partly in two. Two bars were cut on the outside dining room side and two on the run around window. Prisoners likely tied saws to a broom to cut bars. Federal inmates were moved to El Reno Oklahoma and Leavenworth Kansas. tank is now empty.
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Gib Landis
Potter County
Landis
el Reno
Oklo
Leavenworth
Kans
World Rotarians View NRA Operations at Detroit Meeting
Rotarians from about thirty nations studied American business practices under the NRA during the second session of Rotary International’s twenty-fifth annual convention in Detroit. Charles F. Kettering of General Motors gave the keynote address as U S delegates named eight nominees for five international board seats. John Purbach recovers at home from surgery at Saint Anthony’s Hospital last week.
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Detroit
NRA
Rotary
Rotary International
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
United States
International Board of Directors
Karl F. Barfield
John Purbach
Whitcomb
Jewelry Company
Saint Anthony's Hospital
Londos Triumphs Over Browning In Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Londos the Greek idol defeated Jim Browning in Madison Square Garden on Long Island before 20 000 spectators. The 195-pound veteran used a crotch hold to finish theVerona Mo farmer after a grueling hour and ten minutes of holds and reversals. Londos again cemented his status as the era’s crowd favorite despite past title disputes.
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New York
Jimmy Londos
Jim Browning
Verona
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Browning
Londos
Prisoner on furlough comes home from Texas penitentiary
Amarillo youth Tommy Bradley returns home on a 90 day furlough from the Texas penitent iary where he serves a sentence for robbery convicted last year in the 47th District Court here.
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Tommy Bradley
Amarillo
Texas Penitentiary
47Th District
Maverick Club Hosts Donkey Ball Game At Pleasant Valley
Wallace Duncan invites Mavericks to a 6:30 PM donkey ball game against Pleasant Valley one block west of the Pleasant Valley Grocery. The article lists players, officials, and adds comic notes about donkeys while praising the recent Tri-State Pair race meet and promising more events.
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Pleasant Valley
Maverick Club
Tri-State
The
Fair Association
the Panhandle
Cullen W Bailey Buried After Fort Worth Death
Cullen W Bailey 46 longtime Fort Worth figure and former police chief and judge was buried today after a gunshot death ruled suicide. Despondency over business woes was cited. he had recent oil ties in Shreveport and was UT Austin and Harvard educated. Survived by widow daughter Stella in England and son Cullen Jr of Fort Worth.
Woman Freed After Serving Jail Term Gracey Underwood
Gracey Underwood was released from Potter County jail after a 30 day sentence for illegal manufacture of liquor. She told Judge James C Wilson she believed she was violating only the prohibition law. Her husband Boggus Underwood was charged jointly but not yet tried. Gracey resides in Shamrock.
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Gracey Underwood
James C. Wilson
Potter County
Wilson
Gracey
Shamrock
Boggus Underwood
College golf meet starts at country club in Cleveland
The National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament opened with Ed White of Texas leading after 18 holes of the 36 hole qualifying round. Yale and Michigan led the team standings at half, with Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, and Princeton close by.
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Country Club
Cleveland
Ed White
Texas
White
Yale
University of Michigan
Notre Dame
Georgia
Lone Star State
Princeton
Charley Koesis
Michigan
A. F. Kammer, Jr
Johnny Banks
Roy Ryden
U. Co. LA
William Ward
Syracuse
Oliver Transue
Chirley Yates
Berrien Moore
Georgia Tech
Maurice Hankinson
Oklahoma
Hollywood Clean-Up Sparks Film Revolution
Motion pictures face a nationwide purge as critics and public boycotts press for clean content. John Ford and Mae West headlines thread through the era with industry reshaping reforms and renewed audience demand for wholesome entertainment.
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Hollywood
John Moffitt
Kansas City Star
Moreland Sees Slim Chance To Retain Trans Miss Golf Title
GUS MORELAND says his odds to defend the Trans Mississippi Golf championship are remote due to off form and poor putting. He notes rivals like Johnny Goodman Johnny Dawson Lawson Little and Tex players as contenders and praises Brook Hollow course conditions and a fast field.
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Gus Moreland
Dallas
Texas
Mississippi
Tive
Johnny Goodman
Johnny Dawson
T Am
Lawson Little
Tex
Leland Hahmen
Waco
Reynolds Smith
Spee Goldman
Eddie McClure
New Orleans
Pred Haas
Louisiana
Brook Hollow
Hell
Wrestling Results From Garden Bowl and Other IC Pages
Wrestlers in New York at Garden Bowl saw Londos defeat Browning while Svabo drew Savoldi and La Chappile tied Schnabel. In Dallas Edwards beat Chewecki and Dean beat Strong bow. Kowatt defeated Birds and Jernstrolm beat Olsen. Oklahoma City card featured Barto and Sledge draw in Texas.
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New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Jim Browning
Missouri
Sandor Svabo
Hungary
Joe Savoldi
Michigan
Broadway Arena
Maurice la Chappile
France
Hans Schnabel
Germany
Dallas
Tex
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Chief Chewecki
Oklahoma
Man Mountain Dean
Norcross
Jiles
Tulsa
Okla
George Kowatt
Boston
Waller Birds
Vancouver
B. C
Nore Jernstrolm
Seattle
Buck Olsen
Minneapolis
Oklahoma City
Lewis
Glendale
Cal
Glen Ande
Windaside
Neb
Jim Barto
San Francisco
Bill Sledge
Texas
Major League Leaders from Associated Press Highlights
American League leaders include Manush of the Senators with 411 hits and Gehringer of the Tigers with 402. Rays of metrics show Johnson and Foxx leading home runs, Welchsel? in pitching. Commentaries mention Medwick and Klein pacing several categories with combined totals across multiple teams.
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The
Associated Press American
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Ron Gehringer
Goalin
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Bonura
White Sox
Greenberg
Averill
Indians
Reynolds
Red Sox
Chapman
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Werber
Redsox
Walker
Gomez
Welch
Boston
Action Packed Texas Film Delivers Snappy Lines
In Texas the movie serves brisk action with sharp dialogue and strong performances led by Robert Montgomery. The cast delivers top notch work, making it a standout in its genre.
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Texas
Robert Montgomery i
Dallas Steers Suffer Eleventh Straight Loss
Dallas Steers drop their eleventh straight as San Antonio Missions win 10 to 9. Kox and Vance gave up 10 hits with four errors behind them, while Oklahoma City Indians beat Beaumont 6 to 1. Galveston over Fort Worth 5 to 2 with Orville Jorgena holding Cats to seven hits. Tulsa Oilers slug three late homers and beat Houston for 14 hits.
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Fred Brainard
Dallas Bteera
San Antonio Missions
Dallas
Kox
Vance
Missions
Sullivan
Oklahoma City Indians
Beaumont
Wnd
Achuly
Galveston
Fort Worth
Orville Jorgena
Cats
Rabb
Jake Ate
Tulsa Oilers
Paul Faaferling
Houston
Oilers
Copeland
Payne
Davis
Brown
American League Pennant Race Seen Wide Open
New York report on June 26 describes the American League title chase as wide open with the Athletics and White Sox unlikely to win. Chicago and Philadelphia stand as top contenders while Cleveland trails and five games separate first from fifth, signaling an unsettled season.
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New York
Athletics
Leading hitters and records across teams and players
Stats show Marvel and English lead Galveston players with high totals in hits 989 and 450. Bell from Galveston leads multiple categories including doubles 27 home runs 14 and runs scored 68. Johnson or related names appear in various cities with top RBIs 58 and other counts.
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Associated Press
Marvel
Oklahoma City
Bell
Galveston
English
Moses
Engleh
Shelley
Beaumont
Shields Reaches Wimbledon Third Round in Straight Sets
Frank Shields of New York advances to the Wimbledon third round with a straight set win over Pierre Landry of France 6 6 4 6 0. Shields dominates with powerful serve and forehand while Landry struggles with errors. Leater Stoefen of Los Angeles also advances to the third round with a straight set victory over John Out of England 6 4 2 4 2.
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Wimbledon
Fakland
Frank Shields
New Yo
Pierre Landry
France
Shields
Brilliantie
Blastin
Landry
Bie
Leater Stoefen
Lon Angeles
John
England
Favorite Advance In College Tennis
In Philadelphia on June 24 the National Intercollegiate Tennis championships move to the third round as top seeds and title hopefuls remain in contention at Merion Cricket Club. The eight American and two Canadian players lead a field narrowed from forty to thirty-two with notable matches featuring Gene Mako of Southern California and Tidball’s bid from California, plus John Pay of Harvard and Tom Flynn of Princeton.
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Philadelphia
Jack Tidbe
Ametcada
Merion Cricket Club
Maverford
University of
Gene Mako
California
Tidball
John Pay
Marvar Martin Buxby
Texas
Tom Flynn
Princeton
Bob Murray
Nathan Ganger
Pitt
Tiny United Prep Stars Lift Team With Six RBIs
Jimmy Foxx and Mia AthletionMia hit two home runs each and combined for six RBIs. Myril Hoag and the Yankees produced a productive day with singles, triples, and a four RBI effort. Lou Gehrig added multiple hits including a homer in five trips.
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Tiny United Prep
Jimmy Foxx
AthletionMia
Myril Hoag
Yankees
Jou Gehrig
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Broaca
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Ed Don George
Wallace Duncan
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Frank Givens
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Cullen Bailey
Paramount
Judith Allen
Johnny Mack Brown
Hank
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Clark Gable
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Robert Montgomery
Mr. X
Margaret Sullavan
Prrmata Rialto
Harley Sadler'r
Kay Lanford
Orcha Roseland
Hob Mueller
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Roger Pryor
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Lee Tracy
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Hillin
San Antonio
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Stoefen
London
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