Walker Makes Comeback Bid in Boxing Return Match
Mickey Walker, at 31, returns as a light heavyweight aiming for a shot at the heavyweight title after a career marked by highs and lows. The veteran pugilist, once rivaled by legends such as Britton and Carpentier, faces Paulino Uzcudun in a bid to prove he remains a major force in a changing era.
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New York
U.R
Billy Petrolle
Mickey Walker
Walker
Joe Dundee
Mickey
Paulino Uzcudun
Jack Sharkey
Paulino
East
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
King Levinsky
Tistic
Midway
Kearns
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Garden
Heaney and Kirkwood Duel In Jackson Exhibition Match
Mitch Heaney teamed with Joe Thomas to face Joe Kirkwood and Clem Weichman in a best ball exhibition at the Jackson club. Kirkwood led with 77, Heaney and partners struggled 4 and 3. Kirkwood delivered an hour and a half exhibition of golf feats thrilling the sparse crowd.
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KE Heaney
Jackson
Joe Kirkwood
Heaney
Joe Thomas
Jackson Club
Kirkwood
Clem Weichman
Portsmouth
Thomas
Mike
Weichman
Five American Golfers Enter British Amateur Round at Muirfield
Only five golfers from the United States are among the 235 starters in the first round of the British Amateur championship at Muirfield. The event proceeds with a lighter U.S. contingent due to an off year in international golf.
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Gullane
Scotland
U.P
United States
Muirfield
I International Golf
My Kingdom For a Horse
Local brief notes a horse went missing and returned, with O E Reading of R 5 placing a Lost and Found ad requesting a mount. The sorrel horse wandered off Wednesday night and was back in its stall the next day. Reading offered no property in exchange, simply the ad.
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Richard
Mr. Reading
O. E. Reading
Reds Top Cubs 4-3 in Series Finale
In Cincinnati on May 23 the Reds won 4-3 to complete a three game streak over the Cubs. Ray Kolp outpitched Charlie Reot for his second win of the year as Babe Herman and Ernie Lombardi helped build a two run lead in the first inning. The box score followed.
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York
U.P
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Babe Ruth
Foxx
Jimmy
New York Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
al Simmons
Dayton
Ft. Wayne
Youngstown
South Bend Twins
Erie
Akron
Tyrttes
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ray Kolp
Charlie Reot
Babe Herman
Ernie Lombard
Ray
Cubs
Day's Games Across Leagues From Chicago to Philadelphia
National league matchups feature Chicago at St Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia In American Association Toledo at Louisville Columbus at Indianapolis Kansas City at Minneapolis Milwaukee at St Paul Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Chicago Philadelphia at New York.
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Columbus
U.P
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Deberry
Penner
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Sam Harris
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadephia
Minneapoli
Sciat Penine
Louis
Pau
Prague
BK Chicasz
Cincinnat
Brookly
New York Rae
Washington
Philadelphu
Geemmeealinn
California champion leads American delegation in native affair
Dave Martin heads the American delegation with Clive Alford of Greenwich Joshua Crane of Brookline veteran Leonard Martin of Rye and Joss Thompson of Uniontown. The roster reflects a mix of first time and veteran competitors across five players representing diverse locales.
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Dave Martin
California
Clive Alford
Greenwich
Gators Win On Track With Joe Hall Leading Decathlon Charge
Florida's track season highlights a perfect 1928 to 1931 dual meet record. The 1932 squad features Joe Hall as ace and national decathlon standout guiding the team.
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Gators
University of Florida
Joe Hall
Jablonowski Brothers Pitching for Bridgeport in Giants System
Mike Jablonowski brother of Pete Jablonowski of the Cleveland Indians is testing with Bridgeport in the Eastern League this season. He is a pitcher like his sibling and plays for a club owned by the New York Giants.
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Mike Jablonowski
Pete
Cleveland Indians
Bridgeport
New York Giants
Mike
Coaching brains Elton Wieman Phi Beta Kappa coach
Elton Tad Wieman former Michigan and Minnesota football coach and Fritz Crisler aide at Princeton is noted for Phi Beta Kappa undergrad recognition.
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Elton
Tad) Wieman
Michigan
Minnesota
Fritz Crisler
Princeton University
Phi Beta Kappa
Athens Merchants suffer double defeat in weekend baseball
Athens Merchants dropped Saturday's 6-3 decision at Logan after a four run third inning by Logan. Sunday they were edged 6-5 by Thurston as Frecka held Thurston to nine hits while Athens pounded 14 safeties but left men on base. Seigel Rosch Krassner Rucker and Frecka each had two singles.
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Athens Merchants
Logan
Thurston
Tomaselli
Athens
Krassner
Ate Tagky
Frecka
Iron Shot Technique for Accuracy and Distance
The text advises using a midiron instead of a brassie on firm fairways and emphasizes striking the ball before the lowest point of the arc. It notes keeping the right elbow close to the body for accuracy, and Boby Cruickshank suggests weight forward, with a sharp decisive stroke using the forearms to whip the clubhead through the ball.
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Boby Cruickshank
Funeral set for Bozeman Bulger longtime baseball expert
Notables of the sports world will attend the funeral for Boze man Bulger 55 veteran sportswriter and dean of baseball experts who died after a heart attack at his Lynbrook Long Island home Bulger spent most of his career with the Evening World and later wrote for the Saturday Evening Post He had finished a life of John J McGraw for the Post at his death.
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New York
U.R
Bozeman Bulger
Lynbrook
Long Island
Bulger
Old Evening World
the World
Saturday Evening Post
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Post
Philadelphia and Boston Sidelined by Early Errors in Doubleheader
Summary of two basketball games showing early scoring runs and late rallies. Players mentioned include Hargraves, Davis, Seibold, Frankhouse, Spohrer, Russell, Michiels, Moore, Leheny, Connolly, Berg, Grove, Carpenter, Johnson, Brown, Dickey, Wyatt, Ruel, Jones, Gregory, Grube, Hensick, Griffin, and McMullen across matchups featuring Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Chicago.
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Philadelphia
O Holley
J. Eliot
Davis
Brandt
Hargraves
Boston
Benge
Collins
McCurdy
Seibold
Pittsburesh
St. Louis
Swetonic
Grace
Dean
Sherdel
Carleton
Wilson
Pittabureh
Harris
Chagnon
Swift
Grace Hallahan
Manenso AM
Washington
Russell
Michiels
Moore
Leheny
Connolly
Weaver
Berg
Louie
Cinaan
Cleveland
Blueholder
Ferrell
Brown
Myatt
New York
Grove
Carpenter
Johnson
Dickey
Detroit
Chicaro
Wyatt
Ruel
Jones
Gregory
Grube
Chicago
Bridges
Herring and Hayworth
Lyons
Faber
Fieber
Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
H. Smith Carson
Phillips
Benton
Hensick
Griffin
McMullen
Baseball player stats fragment with team runs and hits
A fragmented list shows runs and runs batted in for multiple players across teams. Names include Foxx and Simmons of the Athletics, Ruth of the Yankees, Cochrane and Worthington from other clubs, with varying counts in runs, RBIs, and hits.
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United Press
Pet Foxx
Athletics
Lazzeri
Yankees
Hafey
Reds
Dickey
P. Waner
Pirates
Foxx
Ruth
Yankee
Collin Cards
Klein
Phillies
Cochrane
Simmons
Americans Shine as French Tennis Champs Open Play
At Auteuil May 23, Sidney Wood of Pasadena and Gregory Mangin of Newark defeated Benny Berthet and Robert Courtens in straight sets 7-5 6-2 6-1. Britain led team matches 11 to 8 after four wins yesterday.
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Auteuil
France
A.R
Sidney B. Wood
Pasadena
Calif
Gregory
Big Five Stars Shine in Baseball Lineup
Babe Ruth singled twice and scored once in four at bats. Lou Gehrig hit a two run triple in four plate appearances. Ike Simmons homered in four chances while Hack Wilson went hitless and Bill Terry also failed to reach base in four trips.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Tribe Beats Red Birds 11 to 2 in Spener opener
Indianapolis bounces back with an 11 to 2 victory over Columbus in the opener of their series. Cooney drives in multiple runs, and Whitehead, Crawford, and Swanson contribute key hits as the Indians win behind solid pitching from Cooney.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis Indians
Colummbua Red Birds
McCann
Neaaterfal
Johnny Coones
Urawford
Lebourvewu
Whitehead
Vitensennia
Bigatous
Indianapolia
Crawford
Swanson
Lee
Cooney
Goldman
Taitt
Simafoos
Cullop
Arey
Riggs
Hate
Sigafoon
Muens
Olumbus
Hasse
Batla
Grabowski
HitaOff Lee
Looth St Ianing
Balk
Lee Trapirea
Johnson
Pfeffer
Belgian coach Joseph De Vos named U S Olympic fencing trainer
Joseph De Vos of the Belgian School for Maitres d Armes Hague and New York University is appointed coach of the United States Olympic fencing team for practice in New York. De Vos once held the professional world championship with the dueling award and the Belgian foil.
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Joseph de Vos
Buckeye Sprinter Holds Inside Track For Olympic Berth
Ohio State sophomore Don Bennett emerged as the Big Ten sprint champion after standout performances at the Western Conference meet. Bennett clocked fast times in the 100 yard dash and 100 meters, aided by a tail wind, and is viewed as a leading contender for the Olympic team. Bennett’s rise follows a background of overcoming illness in Toledo and early Olympic experience in Cambridge trials.
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HCAGO
Don Bennett
Ohio State
Kennett
Bennet
Han
Bennett
Frank Wykoff
Southern
California
Toledo
Cambridge
Maia
George Simpson
Tom Sharkey
Dayton
Roland Locke
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YANKS
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Jack Britton
Paul Berlenbach
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Harry Greb
Sammy Mandell
Jack Delaney
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Cupid
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Red Sox
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St. Louis Outfit
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Red Kress
Johnny Hodapp
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George Davis
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Tribe
Oral Hildebrand
Mitch
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Heath
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Richbourg
Cone
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Hemsley
Jurves
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F. Herman
Lombardi
Stephenaeson
Jurges
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Roeat
Kolp
Root
Hafer
Magerkurth
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Tleaday
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Miller
Art Krenz
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Petty
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Young
Crouch
Harrias
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Braxton
van Atta and Snyder
Bean
O'Neill
Erickson
Voxx
Reda
Worthington
Buckeye
George Kirkley
Ales
Bo Lez Beelny
Rapid Shoe Repairing
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Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Homes& Savings Assn
Columbus Motor Express, Inc
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Logan Transfer Company
Athens Ice
Inch
Ridenour’s Tire
Nelsonville
Storage Company
Laura Lou
Brookman
Atheng
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