Hudkins Knocks Out Ruby Goldstein in Fourth Round
In New York June 26 Ace Hudkins, the Nebraska Wildcat, defeated Ruby Goldstein by knockout in the fourth round. Goldstein, 19, had led early with speed and clever boxing, dropping Hudkins in round one, but Hudkins rallied and finished with a series of rights. The bout ended with Goldstein counted out after the third haymaker, leaving Hudkins praised as a rising east coast card with mentions of Batling Nelson comparisons.
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American golfers celebrate recent victories at Savoy breakfast
London June 26 American amateurs and professionals celebrated their triumphs over British linksmen at a farewell breakfast in Savoy Hotel. Bobby Jones, winner of the British Open, and Walter Hagen spoke as the group prepared to board the Aquitania for the United States. Jones and Hagen led the exultant mood as they anticipated further battles to prove American golf strength.
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Bouts in Boston New York Hollywood and Atlantic City Nightcard Results
Boxing recap from Boston New England champion Jack Swarney foul trouble in round one. Babe McCogary outpoints in California. In New York Ad Hudkins stops Ruby Goldstein in four. Andy Divodi KO Joe Reno in five. Harry Felix wins over Diet Conlon in six. Sam Sanchez beaten in Mexico. Newsboy Brown and Teddy Silva highlighted in Hollywood. Atlantic City Lew Tundler stops Georgy Russell in six. Ray Mitch knocks out Bobby Amster in La?Nig.
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Baseball Roundup: Reds, Yankees Lead In Tight Slugfest
Reds rallied to edge Pirates 9 to 8 as Red Lucas won with a run scoring single. Warner rapped five hits for Pittsburgh. Robins beat Giants 7 4 with Jess Barnes prevailing over Virgil Barnes. Phillies toppled Braves 2 to 1 in ten after Mohan homer tied the score. Yankees swept Red Sox 12 10 and 11 to 4, Meusel sidelined by ankle sprain for a month. Rod Faber and others scattered hits as Browns beat White Sox to 4.
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Pyle predicts Grange star on ice wagon screen
Chicago dispatch reports Charles C. Pyle says Harold Grange, fresh from Hollywood, will become a great movie star. Grange is filming his first picture on the coast before returning to Wheaton Illinois to resume prep for the grid season under manager Exe. Pyle plans England trip to arrange Suzanne Lenglar invasion of the United States under his direction.
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Elk Horn Faces Manning In Weekend Baseball Clash
Elk Horn prepares to host Manning on Sunday afternoon at home. The expected matchup is a tight contest as both teams seek a win in the local league showdown.
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Missouri Valley Nine to visit Kimballton on Sunday
The strong Missouri Valley nine will visit Kimballton Sunday for two games at 2:30 and 7. Local Dimand clusters host the doubleheader, with fans invited to attend.
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Yale Wins Sixth Consecutive Boat Race From Harvard
Yale defeats Harvard by two lengths in the fifty-ninth annual Thames River regatta on June 26. Yale leads from the start and claims a new upstream record of 20 minutes 14 2-5 seconds, surpassing last year's time by 11 3-3 seconds. The Elis showed a strong backfield and strong opening, with Harvard winning the freshman and junior varsity races earlier. About seventy thousand spectators witnessed Yale’s dominant varsity victory.
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Babe Roth Slows Pace Early Season Slugging
Boston June 26 Babe Roth in poor health still nears the 1921 home run record. His 24th homer for the Red Sox in a doubleheader yesterday leaves him seven games behind the record in his 59th game.
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Huskies May Lose Another Coach to Eastern Oarsmen
Washington University may lose Rusty Callow to Pennsylvania as early as 1927, with reports claiming Callow will join Pennsylvanias three- coach package and be the highest paid rowing mentor in the country. Fred Spahn and Max Quit reportedly stay on as Callow's assistants.
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Atlantic Iowa residents mingle at family and business visits
A collage of social tidbits from Atlantic and vicinity notes L Moore of the Welch Shoes visiting at Atlantic. Frances Gedden and Mrs Gringer attend family gatherings. Mrs Earl Jenkins and children visit relatives in Oakland. Mrs C C Scott and Mrs Toy Scott depart for Macomb Illinois for a two week stay. Dorothy Huntley returns from Shenandoah. Mr and Mrs Winifred Cockin and H Bradley return home from Andrew Iowa. Ralph Andrews returns from Omaha to Gritwold. Paul Denham and baby visit Denham relatives in Anita. Dr C R Jones and Russ Lantis visit Atlantic. William Scharf of Scharf Brothers travels to Kansas City to buy a new Overland Six. Roscoe Head and children visit from Jefferson and plan to move to Southern California. Frank Kuester family travel to Cincinnati to inspect tornado damage. Myrna Jensen and Mueller visit Massena. Elliott residents attend Church of Christ meetings in Griswold. Fred Salisbury and children of Hanly Saskatchewan and C B Cloyis visit James Salisbury in Atlantic. Pearl Lanham returns from Cambridge Nebraska. Minick and son visit. Malcolm Betsine Toft and family travel Sprin gs Missouri. B C McCarthy of Red Oak visits Griswold. Frank Wormley Roy Swett and Florence Wormley visit In Atlantic. Elly Albright visits Oakland. Dr J Ty Ralston and cousins visit in Atlantic.
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Cumberland News notes local club meetings and travels
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Fragmentary Notice Summary From Obscure U.S. Publication
Fragmented OCR text mentions New York and a court related context. It reads like a clipping note about a legal action or public matter but lacks clear names, dates, or specific actions to confirm details. Content is too garbled to extract concrete entities or outcomes.
Girls' Queer Ways at Vielgrims Houl Market
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a market scene with Walter at Vielgrims Houl and mentions a board member keeping stock like Uintah. No clear event or persons beyond Walter and a Board member.
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