Tilden Binds to No Interviews in Tennis Tourneys
Aug 3 United States Lawn Tennis Association executive committee holds a written pledge from William Tilden, the national champion, to refrain from newspaper interviews in tournaments where he competes. The ruling cites player writer rule violations and suspensions until officers approve. Future cases may be handled without full committee sessions. Tilden’s case shifts focus to Davis Cup plans with Forest Hill tests this week and match-ups involving Johnston, Williams, Richards, and other players.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
William T. Tilden
Tilden
Amateur Rules Committee
En~ Tire Executive Committee
William M. Johnston
Vincent, Richards
R. Norris Williams
George Lott
Chicago
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Cranston Holman
Howard Kinney
Dempsey Faces New York Commission Suspension Threat
New York boxing authorities threaten to suspend heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and challenger Mickey Walker if they fail to appear before the commission and sign title-match contracts. Discussions aim to resolve terms with promoters as officials consider an open title status pending arrivals of connected managers and contenders.
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Harry
Wils
Willyclare
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Ha Menacer
Tank Kearns
Johnston Beats Clarksburg In Second Straight Win
Johnston defeated Clarksburg 2 to 1 for a second straight win as Norton held Clarksburg to three hits. Harkins pitched ten innings yesterday and relieved Griffin, who left after a line drive hit him. Martineck and Olivares hit successive triples in the fifth to drive in the two Johnston runs.
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Torals
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Olivares
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Maxwell
Havanna
Jodie Tossers Defeat Powellton In Pitchers Battle
Jodie Tossers beat Powellton 4 to 1 in a pitching duel. Wallace shut Powellton down until the seventh inning, when Jodie scored three runs with two outs. Welch was relieved by Bashan after yielding the decisive hits as Powellton’s defense miscued. Stone was plunked, stole second, and scored on Baahan’s error for Powellton. Two notable double plays aided Jodie’s defense.
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Polveliton
Stone
Baahan
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Christian
Welch
Bashan
Youn
Gatehell Weakens Cumberland Wins in Late Inning Collapse
Cumberland defeated Gatehell/Statr dale 7 to 2 after Gatehell weakened in the eighth. Wagner limited Scottdale late, allowing a third inning score. The Teague leaders held firm through seven innings before Cumberland surged.
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Statrdale
Teague
Tengnow
Wagner
Scottdale
Scottdale Cumberland
Thas Rangtow
Tul Smith
Waenee
Wheeling Drops Eighth Contest in Darkened Game
Wheeling fell to 12 runs as Neel and Wheeling pitchers struggled while Stogice dropped their eighth straight game. The game was called in the eighth due to darkness with Wheeling leading briefly before the halt.
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Fairmont
Kind Neel
Neel
Stogice
Mousser
Noel
Kress
British Shipping Outlook Gloomy Amid Economic Strain
British shipping faces a deep downturn as leading magnates warn the industry is at its worst in years. Sir John Latta says the English trade is flat out, with idle ships and rusting hulls lining ports from Tyne to Southampton. Tramp owners suffer as River Plate trade collapses, leaving crews idle with few markets. NET MICE AKHIVILS TO BEGIN OFFICIAL wets CG. M. Nethhen, new public service commissioner, arrives amid quiet April hearings, succeeding Judge Br Dp Laws who departs to join the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. An addition was built on the white houses during Roosevelt's administration.
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London
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Britain
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Agtland
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England
Mecca
Remarkable golf shot story from early champion Ouimet
Francis X. Ouimet, famed American opera winner in 1913, reportedly hit a miracle drive from behind a shanty. He drove the ball through a door and window into the green, four feet from the hole, and holed out in one putt. Readers are invited to share similar feats.
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Francis X. Ouimet
Itowik East
Teu Clyse
Emamei
Alleged Election Slayer Is Freed
James Manges, the first defendant tried in the fatal Kermit election battle, was freed on bond pending appeal after his second degree murder conviction for the killing of Sherman Parlsey during a student battle. He was sentenced to 18 years in the state penitentiary. his counsel announced an appeal and bond would be provided. Dr. Philip F. Schaffer, a local dentist, returned from Lovington, Virginia, after a weekend trip.
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WL Va
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Kermit
Sherman Parlsey
State Penitentiary
School Board awards paying to contractors for sidewalks
Charleston independent district board awarded seven sidewalk contracts at a special meeting with about 60 bidders. Total cost near 215000, with sidewalks parallel to buildings on most streets and a street entrance sidewalk at Washington and Jefferson elementary schools. Also approved a sewer line project and appointed three janitors for the 1935-36 year,George Fulks at Washington Jefferson, George Given at Woodrow Wilson, and Sam Jarrett at Trantow Street.
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Upper Blydey
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Woodrow Wiisor
Browns Creek Defeated In First Loss Of Season
Brown’s Creek was beaten for the first time this season as last week’s champion Hamblin Marinet defeated them 18 to 2. Marionet pitcher Heal held Brown’s Creek to five hits, while Marionet connected for 19 hits including four doubles and six two-base hits. Melville Stewart, state supervisor of physical education, travels to Beckley to conduct class instruction for teachers.
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Heal
Marinet Wies
Bhs Tuain | Indies
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Heal and Evans
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Beckley
Melville Stewart
Phesien
Tas
Parliament enters final week as mine relief aid moves
London August 1 Parliament begins the last week before adjournment for summer. Main business is voting funds to carry out the Beveridge scheme aiding mine owners, a proposal that prompted owners to withdraw notices.
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London
Premier Baldwin Announces Short Session Adjournment
Premier Baldwin said the working agreement with the miners would prevent a strike and that the house would adjourn next Second City until November 1, signaling a temporary pause in legislative business.
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Secon Ciiy
Two Miners Die in Wilkes Barre Blast
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania August 1 two miners were killed and a third burned with four workers seriously injured when an explosion struck the Lehigh Valley Coal Company site.
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Wilkes Barre
Wilkes Barri
Lehigh Valley Caar Company
Explosion at Dorrinee Mine Deep Below Surface
A blast in the Dorrinee mine 1,000 feet underground left workers dead and injured and trapped in the shaft. The cause remains undetermined though blasting is suspected to have ignited accumulated gases or dust, badly damaging the shaft and hindering rescue efforts.
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Dorrinee
Mins
Mary Jones Leaves for California Visit After Recovery
Mrs Mary Jones a longtime worker for the cause of Inbar and known as Mothee Jones has recovered from an inflammatory rheumatism attack and is en route to California for a visit. She left yesterday.
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Washington
Mary Jones
Cayme
Inbar
California
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