Coaches Rally at Nebraska Camp for National A A U Meet
Under Coach Henry Schulte more than 30 leading track mentors gather at Memorial Stadium during the National A A U meet. The instruction spans all events to aid coaches nationwide in developing Olympic candidates. Gink Hendrick's baseball surge is noted as he shines after leaving Brooklyn.
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University of Nebraska
Henry Schulte
Cornhusker Institution
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
United States
Dean Cromwell
University of Southern California
Lawson Robertson
Pennsylvania
Ralph J. Hoke
Avery Brundage
Brutus Hamilton
Kansas University
T. E. Jones
Wisconsin
George Bresnahan
Iowa
Bob Simpson
Iowa State
C. S. Edmundson
University of Washington
Steve Farrell
Michigan
Walter Christie
California
Schulte
Bersek Harvey
Gink
Hendrick
Reds
Vanderbilt University
Mickey Heath
Hendy
Brooklyn
Dan Howley
Tennessee Boy
Redland
Uncle Bobby
Flatbush
Vanderbilt
Hot Shots of the Major Leagues
Five months after its organization, the Live Stock Marketing Association of Iroquois County, TI, had ships more than $115,000 worth of live stock. National League and American League leaders are listed for batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching with teams including the Phillies Giants Cubs Yankees Red Sox Indians Senators and Tigers.
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Associated Press
Davis
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
Klein Phillies
Cubs
Lein
Bartell
Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Ruth
Yankees
Morgan
Indians
Gehrig
Myer
Senators
Chapman
Cronin
Combs
Simmons
Athletics
Webb
Red Sox
Mfanush
Manush
Johnson
Tigers
Lary
Vosmick
Fischer
Grove
The
Live Stock Marketing Association of
Iroquois County
Youth Admitting Mother, Term Suspended
Texarkana Ark June 30 George Lloyd Baker 21 was at liberty under a two years suspended sentence after pleading guilty to murder in the fatal shooting of his mother yesterday.
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Texarkana, Ark
George Lloyd Baker
Liberty
Pickle Boat Crowds Poughkeepsie Regatta Echoes
Knute Rockne and the 1930 intercollegiate regatta scene are recalled as Cornell crews, led by the notorious pickle race, upset the balance. The Cornell picklers defeated Navy plebes and Wisconsin in prep trials, threatening Pennsylvania’s varsity spot in the main event. Rockne’s influence lingers on rowing as a sport alongside football.
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Knute Rockne
Poughkeepsie
Ed Leader
Yale
Rockne
C’ 1
Jack Chevigny
Knute
Warner
Cornell
Rock
Ithaca
Jim Wray
Big Red
Ithacans
Red “Picklers
Navy
Wisconsin
Badgers
Cornell “Picklers
Pennsylvania
Americans in tennis win at Wimbledon
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley Calif defeats Betty Nuthall 6 2 6 3 to reach the Wimbledon women's singles semifinals. Fraulein H Krahwinkel defeats Dorothy Round 7 5 6 3 to join her. Shields and Wood win in men's singles semifinals and advance from doubles after a five set victory over Gregory and Collins.
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Wimbledon Stadium
Eng
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Betty Nuthall
Frank X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood
Bengal Tigers Descend From 1913 Circus Wreck
A 1913 circus train wreck near Villa Del Carbon is blamed for a tiger colony in the mountains. A tiger and two tigeresses escaped and are said to be progenitors of the Bengal tigers now roaming the region and preying on cattle and possibly people. Bengal tigers are said not to exist elsewhere in America.
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Pachuca
Mexico
Villa
del Carbon
America
Mat Game Is Back on Top in Sportdom
United Press reports wrestling surges to the forefront as Jim Londos defends his claimed heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium before about 40 000 fans. The match set attendance and gate records, with Londos defeating Ray Steele in a dramatic bout by scores 3-6 8-3 3-6 6-4 6-3.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Yankee Stadium
Jim Londos
Greece
Ray Steele
Frank Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Londos
Breele
Absorbine Jr. touted as cure for athlete’s foot in ad
An advertisement claims Absorbine Jr. kills the germ tinea trichophyton, the cause of athlete’s foot. It urges use after foot exposure to wet surfaces and notes the product costs $1.25 from F. Young, Inc in Springfield Massachusetts.
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America
New York
F. Young, Inc
Springfield
Mass
Judge Lex Smith Named District Judge in 87th District
Governor Ross appointed Lex Smith of Teague to succeed W. R. Boyd as District Judge of the 87th District. Boyd resigns effective tomorrow due to ill health in Teague.
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Austin
Ross
Sterling
Lex Smith
Teague
W. R. Boyd
Boyd
College education debated as risky and unnecessary
Opinion notes doubt about college value for a boy entering life, arguing father must fund only common schooling. It recalls Vermont’s old ruling and warns college life may delay work, foster false standards, and tempt young men with drink in bootleg days. Mention of Volstead law, taxes, and prohibition persists.
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Indiana
Vermont
Washington
Wickersham
Get well stay well Amazone Water health drink
A brief health tip card promoting Amazone Water as a health drink with the slogan get well stay well and a contact phone number 20077 for more information.
Lift Suspension of Brooklyn's O Doul
National League president John Heydler announced the suspension of Brooklyn outfielder Frank Lefty O Doul would be lifted on Friday. O Doul had been fined 100 dollars and suspended indefinitely after assaulting umpire Clarke in the second game of a doubleheader between the Robins and St Louis at Ebbets Field on Saturday.
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New York
O.S
John Heydler
National League
Frank
Lefty) O'Doul
Brooklyn
O'Doul
Philadelphia
Clarke
The
Robins
St. Louis
Ebbets Field
Graf Zeppelin Departs on Practice Cruise for Arctic Trip
Graf Zeppelin left Friedrichshafen on a practice cruise to Iceland in preparation for a scientific expedition into the Arctic next month. Dr. Hugo Eckener commands the ship with 12 passengers including his daughter Lottie and Lieut Commander Edward H. Smith of the United States coast guard. A stray line notes Mexico City Tuxpam and Tampico gain a new air service.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Iceland
Arctic
Hugo Eckener
Lottie
Frau von Schiller
Edward H. Smith
United States Coast Guard
Governor Appoints New District Judge
Lex Smith Teague attorney named by Governor Ross Sterling for the unexpired term of W R Boyd in the 87th judicial district. Smith is part of Boyd’s law firm and both men supported Sterling in his primary. Boyd resigned last Thursday effective tomorrow at age 75.
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Austin
U.P
Lex Smith
Teague
Ross Sterling
W. R. Boyd
Judge Smith
Boyd
Significant Scotch Hose Imports Reach $200000 Mark
More than 200000 dollars worth of Scotch hose was received into the United States during the past year, with shipments implying a steady demand. Trade records show imports from overseas suppliers, reflecting ongoing market activity and consumer interest in premium hosiery.
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United States
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