Geene Final Prep For Lahood Bout At Columbia Gardens
Geene completes eight rounds of rope skipping shadow boxing and weight work in a Boston gym ahead of his scheduled fight with Dixie Lahood. He sparred with Frankie Monahan and learned from Professor Bradley while both boxers passed a medical exam with Dr. Herbert Maillet. Lahood stays light with road work and light sessions as the rest of the card trains.
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Transfer of Coast League games from Mormon Center
The remainder of Coast League baseball games scheduled for Salt Lake this year will be shifted to other league cities or to Vancouver British Columbia. Advices received by the Seattle Times today report the relocation plan.
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Naturalization petitioners may qualify for August primaries
Judge W. E. Carroll announced that petitioners who have not passed final exams may still qualify for suffrage at the August primaries. Naturalization hearings will be July 9 and 10 with 40 applicants to be examined, and successful candidates may register on July 11.
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Butte hosts five day Fourth celebration and parade
Butte unveils a multi day Fourth of July carnival with trotting races at Harrison avenue track, boxing at Columbia gardens, airplane stunts, dog and pony shows, and fireworks. Friday features a big parade, band concert, and wild West show, ending with prize car drawings and a Legion carnival supported by local businesses.
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Theing of Wild Horses at Rialto Stuns Crowd
Hal Roach introduces wild horse drama Theing of Wild Horses at the Rialto with Edna Murphy and Leon Bary. Also showing Birds of Paradise and Our Gang comedy Big Business in a two reel program. Tomorrow and Tuesday. Thomas Meighan stars in Confidence Man.
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Five Beaten to Death in Chicago Home
Otto Eder, a taxicab driver, his wife Frances and their three sons Roy 11 Harvey 6 and Jack 3 were found beaten to death in their home. The bodies were covered with sheets. Police suspect a half witted relative or a boarder driven by a lust to slay. no sign of robbery or disorder.
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Get Even Break Double Program Highlights in Twin City Game
Philadelphia and New York split a double header with New York winning 10 to 4 in game one and Philadelphia taking game two 10 to 3. Chicago defeated Detroit 14 to 4 in a loose affair. Washington swept Boston 3 to 1 after dropping game one 2 to 1.
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Meusel's Quiet Resolve Stirs Detroit Battle Remembered
Portrait of New York Yankees outfielder Bob Meusel amid a heated Detroit game. He moves calmly to the pitcher’s box, then delivers a decisive eighth inning blow that fuels his reputation for determination. Miller Huggins praises his resolve while fans recall his 1922 World Series disputes.
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Clarks and Pitts Face Tonight in Tight Mines League Race
Clarks and Pitts meet at Clark Park tonight at 6 30 in the Mines league chase with a win pushing Clarks into second place over Pittmen. The Pittmen led the circuit for a week before a Sunday defeat to the Powers.
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Nervous energy in top golf players and invaders
Analyzes nerves and composure in champions like Walter Travis Jerry Travers Bobby Jones and others. Notes that nerves accompany high competition yet drive power and precision. Compares golf to tennis and sailing invasions, highlighting how timing and body flow affect performance in critical moments.
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Fournier Nears Bambing's Mark in Rivalry Card
Sports brief notes Jacob Fournier approaching Bambing's home run pace as New York edges Brooklyn 7 to 5. Reds rally in ninth to beat Chicago 2 to 1. Seaton slips past Philadelphia 4 to 2 then loses 6 to 3. Cardinals end skid with 7 to 5 win over Pirates.
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American Association Golf Course Counts by City
Toledo defeated Indianapolis 6 to 3 and Milwaukee beat St. Paul 6 to 4 while Columbus lost 2 to 3 and Louisville won 15 to 6. New York and Chicago each operate five municipal golf courses, Indiana polis operates four, and many cities run two or three courses.
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Ruth's rallying cry on the Yankees pennant chase
Babe Ruth vents frustration over the Yankees rough season as Boston, Detroit, and Washington surge. He predicts a fierce pennant race into October against the Senators, Tigers, and Red Sox with many teams in contention and Philadelphia in the mix.
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Transvaal Wins Grand Prix at 120 to 1 Upset
Paris fans watched Transvaal win the Grand Prix de Paris at odds of 120 to 1. The dramatic victory rewarded backers and stunned 190 000 spectators who witnessed the blue ribbon event of the French turf.
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