Leading golfers vie for United States Open title
Washington July 1. Leading professionals from Britain and the United States plan to compete for the Open Championship at the Goume County club. Ringdean's star players from Oxher England will defend, with George Duncan, the current British Open holder, also in the field. Others include Ale Mitchell, Hagen, Barnes, and Hutchison among many top professionals.
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Washington
Wmatest
United States
Goume County
Ciab Uly
Ale Mitchell
Hagen
Barnes and Hutchison
Ccores
Minnesota consider 20 round boxing bouts rule
In Minnesota a proposed change to the boxing law would allow up to twenty round bouts. A new state athletic commission would be created by the governor to oversee events with a maximum ticket price of three dollars. Revenue after deductions would benefit state Guard and Naval Militia units.
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Recognizedi Onal Guard
Strangler Lewis Razzed in Kansas City Ring
Strangler Lewis, heavy weight champion, defeated John Pesek in straight falls. Lewis won the first fall in 1 hour 10 minutes 14 seconds after applying a headlock. The second fall came in 12 minutes 32 seconds. Pesek lay on the floor. crowd surged around the ring as police surrounded the champion who left with Pesek after revival.
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Febi Sgier Lewis
Bing Chmpion
John Pesek
Lalis
Lewis
Pesek
Champlor
Peses
Continental Franchise Awarded for Boston Headline
The Boston franchise award was announced as granted to Dar and Lincoln G Pope for the 7 club to play at Everett High School field. The date and full details remain unclear due to garbled text but reference to a professional or semi professional league is noted.
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Boston
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Lincoln
G. Pope
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Nesro
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Chief Bender Seeks Recruits in Reading
Reading Pa February 18 Chief Bender manager of the New Eastern League baseball Reading today is anxious to purchase infielder Walter Whiter and outfielder James J. Pbein from local bars Read ing International management It was rumored that Manager Bender made a tempting offer to Steve Yerkes from the former Boston Ren Fox to play at New Haven neat
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Hurles
Ad Bender
Iave
Waiter Whiter
James J. P
Reading International
Manazerender
Steve Yerkes
Oll
Boston Ren Fox
Chicago
Haren
Ben Hur Tossers to Face Y M H A on Sunday
The Ben Hur Tossers of Hartford arrive Sunday for a game with the Y M H A. The team has won consistently, shaping a strong run in the rubber city league. Opposition and specific contest details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ben Hur
Flartford
Eosenbiur
Ring
Rubber
Naugatuck
Waterburr
Landis to see pennant raising at Brooklyn
Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis will not attend the pennant raising at Ebbets Field for the league championship. The invitation from President Ebbets was declined and the gate receipts for the ceremony have not yet been determined.
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Landis
Brooklyn
Juaxe Kenesaw
Ais
Ebbets
Ebbets Field
Pei
Orte
Boxing Bill Killed in Indiana General Assembly Vote
A garbled report indicates Indiana lawmakers rejected a boxing bill by a wide margin during a recent session. The measure was defeated by a committee under its faction’s procedural guidance amid a contested debate.
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Ndianapolis
Boxing Negotiations Fail Over Kilbane Bout in Tulsa
Promoter Jack Callahan and challenger Andy Chaney failed to reach terms for a featherweight title bout with Johnny Kilbane in Tulsa Oklahoma. Callahan announced no agreement on the proposed contest with Eddie Meade also involved.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jack Callahan
Andy Chaner
Johnny Kilbane
Art Pesky and Luther McCarthy Case Ruled A Mystery
Ambiguous account cites Art Pesky connected to Luther McCarthy death in Ontario. Faded text mentions police officer background with school board ties. Unclear sequence shows a fight with Bob Martin and references a public service role amid a contested incident.
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Arid
Ontario
Gerobee
Ford City
Piblic” School Board
Bob Martin
Shampion
Ain Boalt
Richie Mitchell Stopped in First Round by Kansas
Buffalo promoter B-Rocky Fatsas defeated Milwaukee challenger Richie Mitchell by stoppage in the first round of a 12 round welterweight bout planned for tonight. A body shot and a head punch sealed the quick win.
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Richie Mitchell
Kansas
Buffalo
Rocky Fatsas
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Felier
Argentina Rebuffs Allies on German War Material Trade
Argentina declares that allied efforts to curtail German export of war materiel must be observed, warning that neutral states tolerating contraband commerce risk accountability. London reports cite investigations into Zeppelin plants. Buenos Aires debates League of Nations assembly attendance and German admission to the League.
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Berl
Argea
League Af Nations Assembly
Geneva
League
Buenos Aires
Hurep
Germany
U S Withdraws Reparation Envoy and Lemons of the Commission
The United States announced it will discontinue further participation in the reparation commission and instructed its unofficial representative to notify the commission’s Astied counterparts. The move reflects long delays and disagreement over treaty terms and Japan’s role, as officials note the U S will not continue formal representation. Philadelphia reports the first spring training contingent leaves for Luxe Charles La with Connie Mack leading a group of recruits and coaches.
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Willy Th
Boyden
Behaif
Philadelphia
Luxe Charles
Connie Mark
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Feare
Paderewski Says He Never Again Will Play Piano
Renowned pianist Paderewski declares he will not perform again. In a brief interview, he reflects on career closure and states plans to travel to America seeking calmer life in California with Pauline as he anticipates settling there indefinitely. He notes his disapproval of political developments and expresses desire for a quiet retreat away from public stage life.
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Piano
Wintfrei van Dail
Tenner
Jan Piderer
League of Nations
Poland
Tawney
America
Mr Paderowski
Califayinia
Te Fay
Trigger Trial Witnesses Describe Bloody Assault in Home
Witnesses testified of a violent incident at Mary Duty’s home where gunmen stormed in from the front and shots were fired. Several bodies were found in the roadway as investigators and bystanders described the scene and the aftermath.
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Mary “Duty
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Itness
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Harsilten
Sid Tutfield
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Blaze sparked by matches in coat pocket
A fire broke out in a fourth floor apartment causing about 75 dollars in damage. Witnesses reported a coat pocket containing matches ignited, with efforts failing to contain flames before firefighters arrived. Police and investigators from the urban fire bureau opened inquiries into the incident.
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Peter Peamihos
Siloek
Windase
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Auxiliary hosts fine entertainment for Sanger division event
The Sanger Division Veterans Auxiliary staged a program at level 2 with a dance and refreshments. Entertainers included Fred Williams and A Hearn with ranks, Branden impersonations of Norwan Williams, and songs by Rob Kirk among others, featuring variety acts and a reception.
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Qyen
Sanger Division
Elon
Jash Wight
Flev 2
Fred Willams
A Hearn
Rank Devis
Thomas Branden
Nert Wiliams
Hay Pomeroy
Rob Kirk
Ma Selectiona
Art Adiken
Italy’s New Ambassador Signals Commitment to Obligations
Fragmentary notes describe Italy’s new ambassador asserting the country will meet its obligations. The text references international tensions, potential financial duties, and the broader political environment, with mentions of various figures and upheavals shaping the diplomatic stance.
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Italy
Immigration Bill On Passage Today In the Senate
In Washington Fell reports the immigration bill to be brought to passage in the Senate within hours. Dillingham will lead the message with Johnson and Kruker assisting as conference plans unfold. Opponents warn of a late fight as lawmakers anticipate the bill’s dispersion requiring broader approval and votes.
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Seog Ouinavem
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