Darvales Garser Metairesquieindies Lack Sorm Heal
Dorval, ex-heavyweight contender, eyes a comeback after four years out. Weighing 230 pounds, he trained in Miami and remains a leading European challenger, with past ring glory and injuries noted. Public notes on his age, training, and possible return at six feet three inches.
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Miami
United States Leads In Olympics Track Medal Standings
In the unofficial results of the Olympics standings the United States leads in track events with a score of 48 points. Germany follows with 14, Japan 15, Sweden 5, Great Britain 2, and Argentina 0.
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Great Britain
Owens Sets New Olympic Broad Jump Record At Berlin
Jesse Owens of Ohio State dazzled at the Berlin Olympics winning the broad jump with 26 feet 6 1 4 inches and anchoring a day that saw him reach the semi finals in the 200 meters and mark Olympic record heats. Other U.S. stars like Helen Stephens and Bobby Packardalso shone in track events as America extended its early medal pace at Olympic Stadium.
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Ohio State
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Owens
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Amsterdam
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Fulton
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America
Johnny Woodruff
Great Britain
Wondruit
Ted Meredith
Ore
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Berlin
Jessa Owens
Ay Eile Tolan
Thunderbolt
Fulton, Ma
Annetta Rogers
Chicago
Woworlen
Jadwiga Wajowna
Poland
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Giesla Maitermatt
Bobby Packard
University of Georgia
Aig
Jesse Owens
Ohio State Thunderbolt
Uncle Sam
Johnny Brooka
Bot Clark
San Francisco
Matthew Robinson
Pasadena
Cal
Badle Tolan
Gehrig to Play in 1755th Consecutive Game Despite Back Strain
Lou Gehrig announced he would play in his 1755th straight big league game for the New York Yankees today in Boston despite a wrench in his back from swinging at a pitch. Yankee trainer Doc Painter said the strain was serious but not as bad as past injuries and Gehrig plans to continue his iron man streak as New York holds a 10 game AL lead. Cleveland’s Hal Trosky extended his hitting streak to 28 games, batting .412 over the stretch, while Detroit beat Cleveland 9-4 and Hal Averill and Lou Gehrig sit atop multiple AL categories. Only Chicago-St Louis was washed out yesterday. no NL games occured.
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United Press Star
New York Ng
Low Gehrig
Hal Teosky
Yday
Gehrig
Ma Fest Yesemay
New York Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Lot
Denny Galehouse
Welrig
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Doc Painter
New Yorkers
Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Hal
Harl Averill
Pirates' Grid Card Revised Schedule for Pirates
United Press reports a revised NPFL schedule placing Boston Red SK ing at Forbes Field on September 14 for the season opener. Other home dates include New York September 27 Chicago Bears October 4 Philadelphia night game October 14 and Brooklyn November 1.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Loveland Talks Tannery at Local Industry Meeting
EA Loveland presents on the J W A P Howard Company leather works, noting national and international sales and expositions. The club discusses August sales events, Dollar Day success, and announces the August committee. Springs Creek Ladies Aid serves a chicken dinner at the community hall after the business session.
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United States
Loveland
Korry-Krome
Corry
Howard Company
Cluh
Peter Davis
Frank Wilcox
L. R. Davison
C. M. Howard
Stanley Kasper
Walter Brigham
M.N. Nast
Guy Abbey
George Gordon
Auer Agency
Ladies Aid Society of
Springs Creek
Olympic 200m mark ruled invalid despite wind boost
A sprinter finished near the world record pace for 200 meters but the time failed to become an Olympic record. A strong following wind kept the performance from being officially recognised due to wind legality rules.
Yesterday's scores and today's games in baseball league
Detroit defeated Cleveland 9 to 4 while Chicago and St. Louis had rain and no game. Toronto beat Syracuse 1 to 0 and Buffalo routed Baltimore 8 to 1. Today Philadelphia visits Washington and a full slate includes Chicago at St Louis and Cleveland at Detroit among others.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago-St. Louis
Pytlak Likely Out For Rest Of Season
Cleveland Aug 4 Frannie Pytlak Indians catcher suffered a fractured jaw when struck by a Monte Pearson pitch at the stadium Sunday. Doctors fear danger from line drives to the mask, and club physician Dr M Castle believes he may not be ready for regular duty until late in the campaign, if at all.
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Cleveland
Frannie Pytlak
Indians
Monte Pearson
Castle
Owens Breaks Olympics Broad Jump Record
Jesse Owens shattered the 1928 Olympic mark by broad jumping 25 feet 27 02 inches to surpass Bu Hamm's record. He remains short of the 26 feet 8 inch world standard.
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Unites Pree
Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Bu Hamm
Owens
Greenberg Doubtful for Bengals Return this Season
Cleveland reports Detroit followers doubt Hank Greenberg, Bengals slugging first baseman, will play again this year. He has done light practice but the wrist fracture early in the season remains not ready.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Bengals
Raymonds to play two league games this week
The Raymonds baseball team faces two league opponents this week in City League action. They clash with Corryemestown tomorrow evening at 5590 Alclack, aiming to prove themselves strong contenders despite earlier setbacks. Lineups include Benny Stuplex and other regulars as they seek decisive results to confirm their status.
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Four Sunday Dates Left on Tribe Card in Cleveland
Cleveland Aug 4 The Cleveland Indians schedule shows only four more Sunday dates remaining this season. President Alva Bradley indicated the pace will tighten as the team plays more games at Iwegue Park, which is already large enough to host the crowds.
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Cleveland
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Cleveland Tit Uians
Alva Bradley
Iwegue Park
Smith Wins Open Championship in Seattle Playoff
Victor Smith of Seattle defeated Ralph Guidahl of St Louis by six strokes in a playoff to win the $5,000 Seattle Open championship and $1,200 first money. Tein and MacDonald Smith contributed to the field as veterans in yesterday's event.
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Seattle
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Nashville
Tein
Ralph Guidahl
St Louis
Italy downs United States 1 0 in rough Mars Meet game
Berlin August d Italy s Oimple Agever team defeated the United States 1 0 Monday in a rough match marked by fights. Bi Tieldar of Philadelphia was taunted as an opposing player Yesterday s Hero Schoomoysowe won his third game in eight days and his 18th of the season. Hal Troskys streak was snapped as Detroit defeated Reds. Weintraub Cincinnati deal widens with Phil Wein tand Rochester outfielder sold to Cincinnati per Red officials.
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Hal Troskys
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REDS
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Rochester
Red
Pirates Change Site of Training Camp
Pittsburgh Aug 4 The Pirates will hold next spring training in San Bernardino California instead of San Antonio Texas. The move shifts preseason planning and may take weeks or months to finalize details as vice president Sam Watters noted the schedule is still in an indefinite phase.
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Pirates
San Bernardino
Cali
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Tex
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
Sam Watters
Aiape
Louis Now Training for Sharkey Bout
New York August 4 Joe Louis expected to arrive today and proceed to Pompton Lakes New Jersey to finish training for his ten round bout with Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium on August 18. The Brown Bomber had been conditioning himself at Stevesville Michigan for many weeks.
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New York
Joe Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
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Bostoly
Yankee Stadium
Brown Bomber
Stevesville
Mich
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