California Leads in Track Meet and Executive Change
California dominated a track meet with records smashed while a newly created executive committee elected a chairman. No health details were shared about the resignation of a company head. Dr Victor D Laspinassa reportedly performed an operation though its nature remained undisclosed at the hospital. C D Avery of the United Bay geological survey departs tonight after a 10 day visit for work in the area.
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Murphy Wins Universal Trophy at Uniontown Speed Classic
Jimmy Murphy won the 225 mile Universal trophy race at Uniontown speeding to a 2 12 15 13 finish. Ralph Mulford finished second with Jerry Wonderlich third as 12 drivers started the event behind pole sitter Murphy amid crashes and lead changes.
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Morvich Loses for First Time in Carlton Stakes
Morvich the unbeaten 3 year old was defeated by Whiskaway by eight lengths at Aqueduct in the Carlton Stakes. Morvich carried 123 pounds with Jockey Johnson, raced in second, while Whiskaway 108 pounds led from the start and held on. Whiskaway finished the mile in 1 35 2 5 with Snob IT third. Movich to Tatonia Ky for Latonia special on June 24.
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Mrs. B. W. Karman to be laid to rest Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. B. W. Karman who died in Innisfree Alberta Canada will be held at 2 o clock Sunday from the Methodist church with Rev. L B Carter officiating Odd Fellows will be pallbearers Grave services by Neighbors of Woodcraft and the Rebekahs Mrs Karman daughter of Mrs E M Miller 49 Madison street leaves a husband and five children Remains held at Shaffer Gay chapel pending funeral
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Pilot Begins Flight To Break Salt Lake San Francisco Record
Pilot R B Lavinee of the U S air mail service starts from Woodward Field at 605 AM on a new attempt to break the Salt Lake City to San Francisco air time record. Leg 1 goes to Elko with a second pilot to Reno and another to the western segment.
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Entry List for Uniontown Speed Classic Race
The 22h mile Uniontown Universal trophy race features drivers Jimmy Murphy Duaesenburg Tommy Milton Leach Special Frank Elliott Leach Special Harry Hartz Duesenberg Jerry Wonderlick Duesenberg J P Fetterman Duesenberg Leon Duray Frontenac Ora F Haibe Frontenac Jack Curtner Frontyford Ralph K Mulford Frontenac C Glen Lioward Frontyford J D Rose Bens Special participate in the event.
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Portuguese Aviators Complete Transatlantic Flight to Rio
Capt. Saca Dora and Contndo, Portuguese aviators, finished the final leg of their interrupted flight from Portugal to Rio de Janeiro. They landed at 2 40 o'clock in the afternoon after departing Victoria at 9 25 this morning, the city 260 miles away.
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Tilden Loses to Richards in New England Tennis Final
In Hartford on June 17 Vincent Richards defeated William Tilden in a dramatic final for the New England tennis championship. Tilden won the first two sets but Richards rallied to win the last three, claiming the title.
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Record Crowd Sees Californians Lead In Great Stagg Field Meet
Illinois and California favorites contend as 380 athletes compete at Stagg Field in a national collegiate track and field meet. California gains early points with Merchant winning the shot put and Paulu setting records in the 220 and 100 yard dashes, while other events produce top marks and new collegiate records amid hot competition and a cooling breeze.
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Gary address at Northwestern outlines business ethics
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel urges business leaders to uphold right over might and ensure customers, employees, and stockholders receive prompt information. He says humane competition and full publicity of public wealth facts are essential and will be honored. A. A. Voght from Salt Lake visits Chicago.
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France Wins First Davis Cup Match in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen on June 17 France defeated Denmark in the opening Davis Cup tie. Borotra beat Erik Tegner in a five set match by scores of 6-0 3-6 6-3 1-6 6-4 to give France the first-point advantage.
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Ex-President of International Harvester Improves After Operation
Harold F. McCormick former head of International Harvester is reported doing very nicely at Wesley Memorial Hospital after a minor operation Thursday. He is 61 and plans to go home within a few days. McCormick recently declined reelection to the presidency.
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Mark A Weber Departs Chapper for Liquor District Tonight
Mark A Weber of the Chapper company leaves for Lig uor tonight. The move appears to involve an executive trip with unspecified destination details.
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