Owens Negro sprinter may enroll at Indiana University
United Press reports on Jesse Owens visiting Indianapolis and Bloomington amid rumors he would enroll at Indiana University or Ohio State. Owens, who tied the world 100-yard dash record in high school, speaks of pie and steak while denying definite plans, with past praise for Indiana coach B C Hayes and memories of early track feats.
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Fairmount Junior High
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Riley
Chicago
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University Negro
Miss Van Wie Favored To Win Western Crown
Virginia Van Wie, the national women's champion, was favored in the Western Championship semifinals at War Pawk. She defeated Elizabeth Anboth of Los Angeles and earlier beat Jean Armstrong to reach the final four. Van Wie carded a 35 four under par with three consecutive birdies and an eagle.
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Hudkins Recovers After Close Fight in Los Angeles
Ace Hudkins known as the Nebraska Wildcat has regained health after a perilous bout in Los Angeles. The fighter endured two scares when a bout in a cate fight nearly ended in death, but he is recovering.
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PLAN EARLY MEETING TO REORGANIZE INDIES
A sport page by Henry McLemore notes upcoming events at Westchester Country Club with tennis stars Vines Bell and Hall, divers and other athletes in a lively preview. It mentions Forest Hills, national titles, and poised comebacks as players plan for September and future championships.
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United Press
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Forest Hills
Uless
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Lester Stoetsen
Berkeley Bell
Gil Hall
Cas
Dick Degender
Frank Kurtz
Marshall Wayne
Florida
Helen Meany
Frank Shields
Frannie Parker
Austin
Perty
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George Lot
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Un defeated 32 Eleven to Return to Field in 1933
Reorganization of the Corry Independent eleven after an undefeated 1932 season is planned. Wesley Pearce will assist with booking and other tasks while unable to manage the squad. The 1933 pilot discusses signing star players Myers Wardle Pusch Magli… and tentative plans include a September start and a game around September 24.
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Bannister Defeated as Independent Grocers Fall to Lions
Everett Bannister allowed eleven hits as the Independent Grocers lost 6 to 1 to the Lions in the Erie City League game last night.
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Giants Dominant at Top as Puzzle of Corry Game Hangs
In New York, Aug 11, the Giants under Bill Terry remain atop the National League after their 4 0 win over Philadelphia, extending their lead to three and a half games over idle Pittsburgh. Meanwhile Washington widened its lead in the American League with a 5 3 victory over Boston. A three game series between Union City and Corry Merchants looms as pre season talk. Corry may send a strong squad to Titusville for a weekend tilt.
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White Eagles Schedule Weekend Split In Union City
Union City White Eagles split two weekend games losing to Union City Merchants then beating Corry Tannery 18 to 6. Pollack pitched for the Eagles allowing ten hits while Koestner and Barnes took pitching for the Merchants. Next Sunday the Eagles travel to Corry to face the Columbus combine.
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Public Parks Tennis Association Chooses New President
New president Joseph Sutter of Buffalo succeeds A Narvin of Donisville Ky after a dinner announcement at the Hotel Croydon. The change follows yesterday and precedes today’s sports results across major leagues with Detroit at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia on the slate.
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Donisville
Public Parks Tennis Association
International Flavor in Rye Net Semi Finals
Two women's singles matches highlight Eastern Grass Court Championships at the Westchester Club. Dorothy Round of England faces Josephine Cruickshank of California while Mary Heeley of England meets Mae Cuervorst of Wichita Kansas. In men’s singles, George Lott Jr of Chicago meets Lester Steeton of California, and Ivan Sutter of New Orleans battles Karl Kallrath of Texas. Gregory Nagin of Newark and Sidney Wood of New York reach semi finals. Mangin defeats Jack Tidhall. Wood defeats John Van Ryn.
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Dorothy Round
England
Josephine Cruickshank
California
Mary Heeley
Mae Cuervorst
Wichita
Kans
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Chicago
Lester Steeton
Lford Sutter
New Orleans
Karl Kallrath
Texas Collegian
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Nagin
Newark
Sidney B. Wood
New York
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Jack Tidhall
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John van Ryn
Philadelphia
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