World track stars gather for final Olympic trials
The Randalls Island meet brings 259 athletes to compete in 12 of 17 events for 56 U.S. squad spots. Notable faces include milers Glenn Cunningham Gene Venzke and Bill Bonthron with other star names like Archie Williams Ralph Metcalf Jesse Owens and Paul Halleck among contenders in sprints middle distances and field events.
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New York
Randall’s Island
California
United States
America
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Bill Bonthron
Bonthron
Archie Mn Romani
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Charlie Fenske
Wisconsin
Archie Williams
Jimmy Lavalle
Harold Smallwood
University of Southern California
Williams
Bill Carr
Ben’ Eastman
Ohio State
A.A.U.V
Charlie Beetham
Pittsburgh
Johnny Woodruff
Chuck Hornbostel
Indiana
Jimmy Miller
Los Angeles
Lou Burns
Howard Borck
Ross Bush
Abe Rosenkrantz
Beetham
Jesse Owens
Marquette
Ralph Metcalf
Eulace Peacock
Mack Robinson
Pasadena
Whas
Owen
Met
Earle Meadows
Bill Sefton
Walter Marty
Ken Carpenter
U.S.C
Gordon Dunn
Olympic Club
Phil Levy
Paul Halleck
Ohio University
Anderson
Dead heat ruled in Thistledown race after photo eye fails
Electric camera at Thistledown race track failed to photograph the winner in the third race. Judges could not separate John Bane and Boston Sound, declaring a dead heat. The result affects a daily double bettors on both races.
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Cleveland
U.P
Thistledown
John Bane
Boston Sound
Daily Double
Bernard F
Quarter Final Matches Begin In Net Event
Norman Blickle of the University of Chicago and Bob Nihousen of Ohio State renew their rivalry in the feature quarter final of the Ohio State tennis tournament. Joe O'Brien, a one armed starter from Fort Thomas Kentucky, upset Byron Bauer before meeting Don McNeill of Kenyon College in the next round. Eugene McAuliffe the top seed beat Henry Uhi 6 3 6 4 and meets Al Moore of Youngstown after Moore defeated Courtney Rock 6 1 6 4.
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Cleveland
Norman Blickle
University of Chicago
Bob Nihousen
Ohio State
Buckle
Nichousen
Northwestern
Joe O’brien
Fort Thomas
O'Brien
Byron Bauer
Erie
Bauer
O’brien
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
MccNeill
Norbert Burgess
Chicago
Eugene McAulifee
Henry Uhi
Los Angeles
McAulifee
al Moore
Youngstown
Moore
Courtney Rock
Armour Wins 1927 National Open at Oakmont in Dramatic Finish
Tommy Armour rallies from two strokes down at the seventeenth hole of the Oakmont playoff to defeat Harry Cooper. Armour lands a daring pitch over a trap to the pin, finishing with 76 to Cooper's 79 as advice on grip and iron play accompanies the recount.
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Tommy Armour
Oakmont
Harry Cooper
Armour
Cooper
Tommy
Little and Thompson Win Pro Exhibition At Ridgewood
Golf stars Lawson Little and Jimmy Thompson defeated Horton Smith and Harry Fees 4 and 3 in an exhibition at Ridgewood Country Club. Little earned medalist honors with a 7 under par score, while Thompson shot 71 and Smith 75. Ridgewood par is 72.
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Cleveland-Aup
Lawson
Ittle
Jimmy Thompson
Horton Smith
Harry Fees
Ridgewood Country Club
Little
Thompson
Smith
Rees
Ridgewood
Grass Run Side Hill Notes and Local Travels
William Nicholson fell seriously ill Tuesday and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. A series of visits and social gatherings are noted, including numerous relatives and friends from Buenos Aires, Akron, San Antonio, Columbus, and Cincinnati visiting local residents. The week also reports military camp departure, birthday surprises, and changes of residence among area families. City Park Zoo adds a note on monkeys in a converted stable monkey house. Golfing talk mentions cross state lines at Sunningdale course. Hollister softball beat Gloucester Juniors 21 19 and Broadwell interests seek games.
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William Nicholson
Sheltering Arms
Athens
Harold Rawlings
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South America
Lewis Saxton
Robert Nash
Harry Saxton
Saxton
Speed Attempt Delayed By Utah Storm At Bonneville
British speed ace Captain George FEF. T. Eyston awaits clear weather as a heavy rainstorm drenches the Bonneville Salt Flat course delaying the 24-hour automobile speed record attempt. AAA timer A. C. Pillsbury notes a possible two to three day postponement and a potential 58 hour grind. California fish industry value noted as over 25 million dollars in 1931.
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Bonnesville
Salt Flat
Utah
U.P
George Fef. T. Eyston
A. C. Pillsbury
AAA
Eyston
Major League Play Resumes After All Star Break
Major league action returns after a three day break. Yankees open a home stand versus the Cleveland Indians as they lead the American League by ten games. In the National League the Cardinals fight the Cubs for first, while the Dodgers face the Cubs in a doubleheader. Browns and Athletics clash in cellar series. White Sox visit Red Sox and Tigers meet Senators. Reds host Bees, Pirates welcome Phillies.
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Boston
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Rick Ferrell
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
NEW York
U.P
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Ican
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
Chicago
White Sox
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Cardinals
Cubs
New York Giants
Report of the Condition of the Seeing Gheeco Co in Ohio 1936
Bank balance sheet details show loans and discounts at 29 with bonds and securities, real estate, cash on hand, and reserve assets. Directors signatories certify the statement true, sworn July 7, 1986, before Notary Public Burleigh.
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Banking House
U. S
Couto
County OF Athens
C. G. O'Bleness
W. RB. Lawwrence
L. G. Worstell
L. Jones
Violam
Burleigh
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