Newell Named Collinwood Football Coach
Clyde Newell 28 a former Ohio University athlete will coach Collinwood High School football following a board education committee meeting. A Cleveland native he previously coached at Wesleyville Fairview and will replace Paul Yost who shifts to teaching full time.
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Grayson exposes Louis doping yarn and wildly forged affidavit
The piece recounts Detective Bruseaux's pursuit of an affidavit alleging Joe Louis was doped before the Schmeling fight. It follows the chain from Chicago to Detroit to Cleveland, naming Dr. Hogans and other figures while noting the dubious, ultimately discredited document and its publication in a Chicago paper.
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Sheridan Alexander Bruseaux
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Mrs. Gaines
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Indians Rise In East as White Sox Gain Ground
The Cleveland Indians surge to second in the American League with seven wins in eight road games. They pass the Athletics and push past the Yankees and Red Sox, while Chicago White Sox win three straight series eastward. In the National League, Lon Warneke hurls four hitters as Chicago Cubs beat Boston Bees 1 0 in 10 innings.
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Goofy Golf Marks 25th Anniversary at Yough Country Club
Officers at Youghlngheny Country Club in McKeesport celebrate 25th anniversary by using strange weapons on the course. Mrs. H. EB. Crosby sinks a putt, Dr. J. B. Stewart fires a cannon, FE T. Stewart plays with one foot on a bucket, and Ed DeNinno tees off with a giant slingshot.
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Cows in Northern Russia Wear Glasses to Prevent Snow Blindness
In the cold northern regions of Russia and Siberia heavy snows cling to pastures. Some cows are fitted with protective glasses to guard against snow blindness and eye damage.
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Siberia
England Wins Opening Singles as Budge Beats Austin
United States and Great Britain opened their three day tennis tourney with Davis Cup style singles. Fred Perry defeated Bitsy Grant in four sets and Donald Budge defeated Bunny Austin in four sets after dropping the first.
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Great Britain
Fred Perry
England
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Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Donald Budge
Oakland
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Bunny) Austin
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Budge
French Made Wine Seen More Consistent in Quality
The article notes French made wine is said to be more consistent in quality than Italian varieties, though it acknowledges some Italian wines are far superior to the French.
Dayton Miss Faces Ciney Vet for Title
In the 17th annual Ohio women's golf tournament at Canterbury Country Club Cleveland Mrs Well 32-year-old veteran seeks a third consecutive title facing 17-year-old Dayton schoolgirl Janet Shock. Shock has advanced with steady play while Weil hopes for a comeback after earlier losses and strong qualifying rounds.
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Janet Shock
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Sally Elson
Columbia
Miss Shock
Eva Shorb
Massillon
Mes. Weill
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Martha Holbrook
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Mary K. Browne
Mise Filson
Racing meets approved at Beulah Park and Cranwood Track
The Ohio Racing Commission approved a running horse meeting at Beulah Park from September 5 to 26 near Columbus. A trotting meet was sanctioned at Cranwood Track Warrensburg Heights from August 22 to September 12.
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Ohio Publinx Golf Tourney Set With 100 Entries
Ohio public links championship opens at J. Edward Good course in Akron with about 100 golfers expected. Notables from Cincinnati and Columbus among entrants. 36 holes Saturday followed by a double round Sunday. Top 12 after Saturday advance to final 36 holes. winner and runner-up earn spots in the Ohio amateur tourney at Toledo next month.
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Lewis Gainer title bout postponed in Forbes Field plan
Pittsburgh report says light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis and challenger Al Gainer will not meet July 23 at Forbes Field. The bout has been moved back one week, awaiting final arrangements for the anticipated title clash.
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U.P
John Henry Lewis
al Gainer
Forbes Field
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