Tilden to Retire From Tennis and Return to Stage
New York reports William T. Tilden II plans to retire at season end from amateur tennis citing doubts about his form and rising distractions in theater. He recently suffered defeats to A H Chapin Jr and Vincent Richards, with critics noting a possible decline and the lure of Broadway.
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C. G. Pyle Ans
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Namde
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Tilda
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Arade
Lacoste
Boratra
Billy Johnston
Vincent Richards
Talden
Irish baseball champions to coast reach San Francisco
The Tipperary Huplers, Irish champions, left Chicago for San Francisco after defeating the Chicago All-State 28 to 18. They hold a perfect tour record with no defeats and will face several strong teams on the Pacific coast.
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Chicago
Tipperary
Huplers
Atlantic Golfers Defeat Corning in Season Opener
Local link artists opened the season yesterday facing Corning linksters and won 25 to 9. The match featured tough opposition from the visitors and noted performances by Atlantic players, with final tallies indicating several standout scores among the home team.
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Corning Linksters
Atlantic
Thue
International badminton titles headlined by Kinsey win
In a rugged round of matches Kinsey’s pair defeated Salin and Haron Von Ka 6 1 0 8 75 to clinch the men’s doubles title at the international championships. The event featured top players from several nations and highlighted strong doubles play.
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Parie
JGN
Ine
Kinsey Bucame
Repurta Champignships
Defael
Salin
Haron von Ka
Baseball player and club names from yesterday's league list
Yesterday's National and American League listings show players such as Tata Hartnett of Chicago and Snyder of New York, with totals and rankings for 195 American Leaguers including Ruth and Bottomley. The fragment notes Booag, Todt Bouton, and St Louis entries, indicating a compiled player index with team associations and league tallies.
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Des “Moines
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
St. Joseph
Denver
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
Lincoln
Gkishonta City
Tet
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Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Yeater 'S
Boston
St. Lewis
Detroit
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Cincinnati
Ana 2d
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New_York
Yasterday
Pittchureh
Tata Hartnett
Karly
Wb Snyder
Todt
Bouton
Ruth
Bottomley
St. Louis
Stars Gather for Annual National Collegiate Meet in Chicago
Stars from across the country arrive in Chicago for the annual National Collegiate track and field meet. The University of Southern California Trojans lead with top jump and discus strength, training after Boston victories and under coach Dean Cromwell with Captain Bud Howser at the helm.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Southern California
Californians
Houser
Dean Cromwell
Iowa State Frosh Beat Drake Telegraph Meet Tale
Iowa State frosh defeated Drake in a telegraphic meet to close the 1920 season. Hanssind swept the 220 yard dash and led a strong Cyclone showing in distance events. Drake captured several events including the 440, broad jump, javelin, and tied for first in high jump, high hurdles, pole vault, and 100 yard dash.
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AMBS
News
Drake
Hanssind
BuNpap
Nocuni
Opening Baseball Game Canceled Amid Schedule Glitches
Special to News Telegraph reports the opening baseball game of the season at Griswold between the Council Busia and Outlaws was canceled due to unclear scheduling and related issues.
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Newa-Telegraph
Griswold
Yeaturday
Wth
Council Busia Outlaws
Atlantic Drubs Avocans 6 10-2 On Own Diamond
The reorganized Atlantic town team crushed Avocans in a clear-cut win at the Tar tar field yesterday afternoon. Delihoyde pitched well in a strong mound showing for Avyes, while Noffmin batted .400 in four trips. South hurled a solid game for Atlantic with Anderson, Velohuyde, and Carl aiding the battery as the crowd enjoyed a robust display of local baseball. Next, they host Elk Horn at the fairgrounds Sunday.
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Hue
Teans
Shonambah Am Audubon
Creston
Valley League
Hoffman Hite
Denton
Moffauin
Gut
Boner
Vineles-Opiinat
Delihoyde
Avyes - Mounds
Noffmin
Ganio
Cal
Elk Horn Hive
Fair Grazings
South
Aciindy Boys
Anderson
Velohuyde
Carl
Avica
Stribling Favored in Berlenbach Championship Go
New York June 1 W L Young Stribling challenger to the light heavyweight title begins final training for his bout with Paul Berlenbach at Yankee Stadium Thursday night. He will spar this afternoon and tomorrow, skip boxing Wednesday, and aim for the 176 pound weigh in. Stribling is favored by bettors after impressive showings against Johnny Risko. Ticket sales approach 60000 with a 7000 potential margin if not a sellout.
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N. S
W.L. (Young
Stribling
Georgia
Foray
Paul Berlenbach
Yankee Stadium
Johnny “Risko
Cleveland
Berlenbach
Risko
Pirates Blanked 8 0 as Grimes and Giants Nap Dodgers
Fragmented box score style summary notes multiple early baseball results with teams Pirates Giants Yankees Red Sox Browns Athletics and White Sox scoring bursts. Mentions Vic Aldridge holding Dodgers to four hits and Giants’ eight in one inning then a collapse. Also references Ruth and Robe, and a triple play by the White Sox.
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Gubs
Fok
Gianta
Phhen
Cleveland
Ruth
Robe
Exira News highlights regional visits and family ties
Local notes from Exira and nearby towns recount visits by Geo H He and wife from Dan, Mrs R H Payne’s reunion trip to Medelia, Minn, and relatives gathering in Audubon. Miscellaneous updates include illness, travel to Guthrie Center, shopping in Atlantic, and plans for a big Extra Commercial club celebration.
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Danok
Slaters
Velma Harlow
C. W. Maplethorp
Toledo
St Audubon
Geo. Kirby
Auduton
Marshall
John Bishop
Anita
Ralph Shannon
Ruth Statzel
Dés. Moines
Maxine Statzell
Gelin Tharniah
Don Bauder
Minnie Hensley
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Waller Strobele
Cotneil Britta
F. C. Wilson
Guthrie Genter-Thoraday
Hugh Brice
Walt
FL Klever
Carolyn
Atlante
Thurday
Billy” Sickles
Mia
Harry Schleter
Hilrose
Galo
John Uensley
Ben
Iowa
Leo Wilson
Ballari Woods
D. Hy New
Belle—Plaine
Edith Hamlin
L. A. Bears
Salmon
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E. C. Wilson
Audubon
Grey
Daly
Nelson
Walter
Kerr
Des Moines
Tees
A.C. Wells
Lo Dexter
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Wills’ Spenta Easyth Night Recovery Reported
A fragmentary note from site amorrow describes Misa Willete recovering from an operation last Friday. The report mentions a comforting scene and an apparent illness or injury, with limited readable details about the route or circumstances.
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Amorrow
Ane Nouhcdémont
Misa Willete
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