Stribling Stops Young in Eight Rounds for Macon Boxer
In a packed Business Men's Athletic Club arena, Stribling outworks and outboxes the veteran Kid Young of Macon to claim victory. Young fights bravely, absorbing heavy body shots and a final knockdown as Stribling dominates from rounds two to eight.
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Western golf qualifiers lead Rostern amateur draw
In Atlanta area coverage the Rostern amateur golf championship qualifiers at Westmoreland Country Club, Harrison Johnson of St. Paul and R. E. Knepper tied at 144 for low medal with strong scores. James Manion of St. Louis led southern players, and Kelly Evans and F. Lynch figured among top contenders as Fricke, Hartman and others advanced to match rounds.
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Rankin Wins Tecumseh Stakes at Fort Miami Track
Toledo July 12 Jeanette Rankin winner of the Tavern steak at Cleveland last week captured the Tecumseh $5 stake feature of the second day’s racing at Fort Miami track. Greg Worthy broke early, a shoe came off, and McDonald skipped the last heat while Princess Etawah won. Hunice Bell dominated the Sherwood three year old stake as Murphy led from the start. Prince Loree upset in first heat. Abbe Hat prevailed after Palin’s early lead. Hoosier Lady charged from last to win in the first race. Bessie Patch won second division and Jansie Riggs final heat. Allie Clay was favorite. A $2 ticket on Bessie Patch paid $11.2 in the mutuels.
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Martin Knocks Out Moran In Bronx Showdown
New York July 12 heavyweight champion Bob Martin stopped Frank Moran in the seventh round of a scheduled twelve at the Bronx Boxing Drome. Other items note Memphis Southern association gains as Red Hill and Lingleton join the squad, and Lawrenceville beats Pack's All-State 11 to 4 with Milligan fanning 10. Chicago golf match hints at a world cap play record with Bateman and Whitlam Murray reaching the Green Valley final after a long two-day stretch.
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Napier and Two New Players Join Crackers in Deal
Memphis pitcher Napier and Cracker patter Markie Napier are set to report to the Reds while four players from Atlanta will join the Crackers in a deal announced by Charlie Frank. The total value is about $20 000 with Dewey Marshall already with the Crackers and two other players unnamed. Frank vows further changes to build a winning club and keep the race interesting.
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Lindale defeats Cedartown in second game of series at Ponce de Leon Park
Lindale tops Cedartown 6 to 2 in the second game of the series played at Ponce de Leon Park yesterday afternoon. Herndon led Lindale with four of five hits including a double, while Rich was knocked down by a line drive but returned to finish the mound work. Cedartown produced two early runs but Lindale answered with three in the sixth and added another in the seventh and eighth to seal the win.
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New plan at Vanderbilt
Nashville July 12 Vanderbilt announces moving the School of Medicine and School of Dentistry to the west campus joining the main university. The change ends daily two campus commutes, enabling更多 athletes to join Vanderbilt athletics and paving the way for a larger concrete stadium and athletic field.
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Madison Defeats Valdosta In Tight 2 1 Baseball Game
Valdosta Georgia hosts Madison Florida this afternoon as Madison wins 2 to 1 in a well played game. Inman, Madison center fielder, starred with sharp fielding. Batteries: Valdosta Goodwin Jones Reid. Madison Hoge Chancey.
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The Lost Romance at Howard Theater today last showing
Paramount production by William de Mille stars Jack Holt Con rad Nagel and Leena Owen in a beautiful story by Edward Knoblock. Other attractions at the Metropolitan feature Charles Ray in Scrap Iron at First National’s bill. Criterion presents Jim the Penman with Lionel Barrymore in the title role opening Monday for a week.
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Movie Theaters Show Week of New Screens
Multiple venues list ongoing and upcoming film showings. Charles Ray stars in Scrap Iron at Metropolitan, Constance Talmadge inHy the Toad at Tudor, Lionel Barrymore in Jim the Penman at Criterion, Wanda Have Hsin in A Kiss in Time at Riniie, Shirley Magon in The Brother Heart at Forsyth, Mary Pickford in Through the Back Door at Brentwood, Merion Davies in Buried Treasure at Vaudstts, Mae Nash in Fraid Lady at Thester, Edgar Jones in Lochinvar of the Line at Alpha.
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Braselton Beats Flowery Branch In 4-1 Victory
Braselton Georgia July 12 Special Braselton defeats Flowery Branch 4 to 1 in a sunny game. Hurtt y and McDaniel each collect three hits. White pitches a strong game for Braselton allowing only one hit. Flowery Branch’s Batteries are listed as Tre ntrell and Guinea.
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Rabid Dog Bites Boy in Marven Area
Special report from Marvin Georgia July 12 notes a rabid dog at large bit young John Beck son of EH Beck. Treatment started immediately. Several other persons and dogs were reported bitten as authorities caution residents.
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British Pros Trim Jock and Kerrigan
Pelham New York July 12 George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British professional players defeated Joe Hutchinson and Tom Kerrigan in a 1000 72 hole match at Pelham Country Club. The Brits built a five hole lead by Tuesday afternoon and extended the margin after Monday’s finish, with the match concluding on the sixth hole. The Americans could not close the gap as Duncan and Mitchell kept control throughout the rounds.
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