Brouillard Jeby Boat Tops Card In Boxing Show
New York August 6 A boxing card features world middleweight king Ben Jeng and challengers such as Brouillard Rosenbloom and Gorilis Jones. The schedule lists multiple bouts across Newark Seattle and Detroit with top light and welterweight fighters facing notable opponents including Mey er Christner and Whitehead.
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Angeles
Ben Jeng
New York State Athletic Commission
Jaco
Lowy Brouiuard
Chand Ton
Mnom
Silver Lake
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Louttalper
Newsark
Paulie Walker
Trenton
Mitdlewslents
Newnboy Shone
Calternia
Tony Mack
Passaic
Ak Allan- Ha Cly
Benny Buss
Philadelphia
Burter Brown
Hattimore
Vincent Porglione
Prit- Adelphi
King Tut
Minnespells
Edie Ran
Detroit
Moso Buen
Pittsburgh
Tony Tassi
Dimmite ‘Thomas
Pittsbursh
Johnny Mitchell
Anson Green
Pittabirgeh
Joe Roxitzon
Rethinking Gambling and State Racing Profits
Damon Runyan argues that legalized gambling in Florida and nationwide could drain mutuals and strain populations without broad tax relief. He urges reconsideration of horse racing as a revenue source, suggesting national lotteries as a fairer return to states and questioning hopes that widespread betting will sustain racing without harm.
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Anntex
Tiade Enterprises
Ingree
Wll
United States
Im. Gambing
Hull Submits From You to Free, World Conference
President and secretary discuss return to Washington for September sessions of the world economic conference. Morren thaw hosts Morgenthau who presents the land report on the world wheat conference, as the farm administration advances policy in the county.
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State Department
Pir
Roonevelt
Hult
Washington
Giants Struggle With Home Attendance Outsized by Road Fervor
A look at the current baseball season shows New York fans resisting the Giants despite the team leading the league. Road trips to Boston St Louis and Pittsburgh set attendance records, yet home crowds at the Polo Grounds lag far behind. Only a July 2 doubleheader drew 46 000, keeping the average around 5 000 per game and leaving fans skeptical of the Giants’ true worth.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
Terry
Boston
St. Lowis
Pittsburch
Wu Fay
Zong
Major League Leaders They Miss McGraw in Giants News
The article reviews reactions to John J. McGraw's removal last season and the Giants' standing. It highlights old-school managers and pitchers like Hubbell, Fitzsimmons, Parmelee, and Schumacher. Cronin, Manush, and Ruth are noted among batting leaders, with tradeoffs between talent and team performance.
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John J. McGraw
Terry
McGraw
BAY
Giants
Jack
Honal
Hudwell
Fitzsimmons
Par ‘Melee
Schumacher
Hubbell
Lack of color? Giants rely on Bilondy Ryan at short
A rookie from Buffalo, Bilondy Ryan, anchors the Giants at short with stellar fielding and calm presence. His defense and poise lift the team amid a losing stretch until Alan returns, sparking a rebound on the Western trip.
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Bilondy Ryan
Buffalo
Giants
Ryan
Alan
St. Louis
Yawning Marathon and Yachting Slant in Early Sports Echoes
The piece notes fatigue in a four minute mile ambition by Lovelock Bonthyon or Cunningham, compares mile pace to a yachting slog, and recalls Sir Thomas Lipton’s America’s Cup trials where spectators nearly dozed as boats crept along at remarkable speed. It also mentions John Richmond of Worcester delivering the first perfect pass game in 1880, shutting out Cleveland.
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Jack Lovelock
Bill Bonthyon
Glenn Cunningham
Newport
Thomas Lipton
John Richmond
Worcester
Cleveland
Pitcher Legends and Prospects Highlight Early Baseball Notes
Fragmented notes mention Paul Derringer and Eppa Rixey with losses, aging arms, and a famed Baltimore outfielder Solters valued at 859000. Mentions of Harry Dearth, Bushey in armor, Hughie Critz, and Babe Ruth provide scattered anecdotes of past seasons and peculiar game habits.
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Cinsinaith
Paul Derringer
Neady
Gnevell
Seri
St Johnson
Ang
Eppa Rixey
Dolph Ligue
Dulius Solters
Baltimore
Harry Dearth
Haiyed
Bushey Hell
Hughie Critz
Babe Ruth
Helen Wills Moody Afooay Tang Sets Wimbledon Record
Record finisher Helen Wills Moody aims to capture her sixth Wimbledon title as she eyes a sweep of major championships. The article notes her dominance across Wimbledon United States and French events, surpassing peers and comparing with past greats, including Big Boss Tielen, while detailing her historic run and the era's strong competition.
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Helen Wills
Som Tino
Thie
Mile
Suzanne Bengien
Mrs. Moods
Big Bus Tielen
United States
Mane Big Bus
Tigers Take Two in Detroit Rout and Rally
DETROIT Aug. 8 Detroit won 2 doubleheader from Cleveland today 7 to 3 and 2 to 1 boosting into the first division while the Indians slip to fifth. Gehringer homered in both games as the Tigers break the deadlock in the nightcap. The opener saw Hildebrand start for Cleveland before a pinch hitter finished. Fielding and pitching details listed show Detroit’s wins with key RBIs from Greenberg Rogell Gehringer and Burnett.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Oma
Indians
Charlie Gehringer
Fis Ebeak
Representins Beireits
Graf Hildlebrand
Susy Hacks
Rhidetrandmith
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Giants Split Page Drive Tails in Brooklyn Tilt
In a rough showdown New York and Brooklyn split, with New York scoring seven to Brooklyn’s two as Mope and Terry drive in runs. Luque and Carrell spark a pitching duel, while Paris and Verges contribute late bat work in a tight time 2:10 game.
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Ligue
Wheeling Swamps Rally Past Springfield in 16-0 rout
Wheeling overwhelmed Springfield 16 to 0 as Tobin drove in runs and happens of a two homer burst for Wheeling. Knetzer, Connelly and Rowland supplied key hits while Holm and others aided the outburst in a lopsided Ohio league game.
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Jimmy Tonia
Tobin
Knetzer
Conenelly
Hitchcock Bna
Wheeling
Kha Holm
Connelly
Rowland
Bull
Tennis FOREST HILLS and Various Sports Results
Saturday Sports briefs report Wightman Cup results with Helen Ducobs defeating Peggy Scriven. Other items cover Shields’ wins in Southampton, Caesar’s Ghost in Saratoga, Charles Ferrera’s title, Bloomfield’s New Jersey crown, and multiple track and rowing results with times and scorers.
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Helen Ducobs
Peggy Scriven
Southampton
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Parker
Meaton Club
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Lett-Wood
Renee
Chicago
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Saratoga Springs
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Portland
Ove
Charles Ferrera
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Bloomfield
N. J
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Wood
Galasgow
Lovelock
Toronto
West Virginia masters beauticians elect Norton president
Mrs. Norton Jeston Norton of Charleston was elected president at the 49th state convention of Master Beauticians held at the Daniel Boone hotel. Delegates from across West Virginia attended. keynote was creating an official state governing board to license practitioners to safeguard against contagion. Banquet and dance planned at the hotel with list of vice presidents named.
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Chareston
Mare Front
Huntington
Louise Clayton
Charleston
Edmund Foulton
Wheeling
Mabel Thomas
Parkersburg
C. B. Burks
Morgantown
L. Bartee
Guy Uwtterback
Prermont
Peggy Everts
Evelyn Stooks
Mannington
S. P. Goveman
Wiliamson
Winnie Frame
Weston
Margaret Barr
Pallmort
Jury Scan In Murder Case Details Probe
A murder probe revealed a letter found in a soiled shirt tied to a bundle of clothes addressed to Dorothy Cano. Investigators kept many facts secret while the Jackson County docket was set to act, with indictments possibly by tonight. If charged, defendants would plead before Judge Lewis H. Miller in the new courthouse. Prosecutor Watts leads the case with Carter W. Steans of Jackson County assisting. Deputy Dudley, an important witness who was injured, is expected to testify along with others connected to the gunman suspect group.
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Lewis H. Miler
Riptey
the Gazette
Jacks County
Miler
Watts
Resistanes
Carter W. Steans
Jackson County
Staats
Cannty
Dudley
Bettie
Budiey
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Harper Wan
Ripley
State to Get Refund Of Processing Tax
West Virginia will receive a refund of the processing tax paid to the federal government on commodities bought for state charitable destitutions. Col. John Baker White, treasurer of the board of control, said refunds would be issued through the producers from whom the goods are purchased. He estimated about 12,900 dollars annually, with savings on other purchases for seven state charitable institutions.
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West Virginis
John Baker White
Board of Control
Plow Pioneer Joseph Oliver Dies in South Bend
Joseph B. Oliver noted plow manufacturer died here early today after illness of several weeks. The obituary notes his prominence in agricultural tooling and business. Major figures in farming industry recall his contributions and leadership.
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South Bend
Ind
Joseph B. Oliver
How They StandS in Early Pro Baseball Standings and Schedules
Early 20th century baseball notes list standings and upcoming games across leagues. Teams include Boston, Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Memphis, Louisville, Minneapolis, and others with results like 6 to 6 and 2 to 0, plus scheduled matchups such as Dayton vs Charleston and Springfield vs Beckley.
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Beckley
Zanervite
Southern Association
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Atlanta
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Birmingham
Milwaukee
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Indianapolia
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American Leaz
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New York
Philladelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Luis Michle
Dayton
Charleston
Springfield
Huntington
Wheeling
Zanerville
Johnston
Trilight League
Marines
Martin
Latchley
Storcher
Shawver
Armer
Monarchs Trim Scarbro Outfit in Sunday Tilt
The Gapling City Monarchs defeated Scarbro White Sox Sunday afternoon at Scarbro. Henderson pitched the win, striking out 25 and issuing no walks. Monarchs set to play White Sulphur next Sunday and Monday.
Murdered banker identified by belt buckle clues in thicket
The victim, 44 year old Sanborn, son of former United States Circuit Judge Walter H. Sanborn, was found in a tan gled thicket near the motor parkway. Police suspect robbers or racketeers. investigators note raiders would remove identifying marks such as an inked leg belt buckle. The body lay over 100 yards from the road, accessible only through brush and dense undergrowth.
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Sanborn
Walter H. Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Six Marshall College Faculty Members Out
Huntington Aug 66 Six faculty members at Marshall College were notified by the state board of education they will not be reappointed. Named are Dr Augustus Heyes sociology head John D Muldoon education assistant and rural division chief J A McClister political economy Carl S Campbell chemistry George W Goode history and Dr John Hudson Robinson physical education assistant professor.
Veteran of Pickett’s Charge Dies at 65 in Huntington
A veteran of Pickett’s Charge, Lard J. Foulips aged 65, died in Huntington West Virginia. A member of the 66th Virginia Regiment, he served as a boy soldier through the Civil War and moved to West Virginia in 1870 to work in a competing business. He will be buried in Ashland.
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Pickett
Mdlard J. Foulips
Phillips
Buchanan County
Virginia
Long Street
Virginia’ Regiment
West Virginia
Ashlond
More Than 5,000 Mill Workers Back on Jobs
In High Point North Carolina Aug 6 more than 6 090 hosiery and textile workers were to return to work here and in Thomasville tomorrow morning ending a crippling strike by July 17 Leaders urged resuming work quietly and with cooperation with management and national recovery plans The piece notes a dissipated threat of workers refusing to return and mentions an interchange of honors between the University of Hawaii and mainland institutions.
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High Point N.C
Thomasville
Chicago Managers Face Dismissal At Season End
Chicago baseball bosses may fire two major league managers when their contracts expire. Lewis Fotseex of the White Sox and Cherie Grimun of the Cubs suffer health injuries. Grimun's back pain may affect his status as a playing manager.
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Wiithn Sox
Cheriie Grimun
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Comiskey Park
Red Evrese
Bully Sulliven
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Charlie
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Piace
Coal Miners Strike Divides Union in Pennsylvania
In southwest Pennsylvania the United Mine Workers face split over a truce with operators. About 20 000 strikers delay final approval, planning continued picketing as 64 locals review terms. National guardsmen remain near Brownsville while some mines pause resumption per governor’s request.
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H.C. Frick Coke Company
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Fayete County
Washington
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
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District 4
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Gifford Pinchot
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Ali
Ward
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Gifford Pine
Angk
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Johnson
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United Mines Workers" Union
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