Tennis title clashes spark United States hope in world championship
Reports note Mile Li anne Lenglen and Helen Wills could meet again for the world tennis title in the U S if staged, a contest drawing wide interest after recent French and U S championships amid global coverage.
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Jilted Lover Kills Girl and Skirts Friend in Tragedy
United Press reports a youth nicknamed Tommy shot and killed 17 year old Jean Braswell and then wounded her fiancé Q Sonner Jr, 21, after learning two girls he loved would marry others. The wounded fiancé fired back, killing the girl at close range.
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Industrial recreation program resumes after holiday pause
The industrial recreation program, halted for the holiday, will resume next week with full plans for SESOTO COUNTRY CLUB and the survival event. Leaders say arrangements are complete for the 1998 National Pen Golf Championships with 151 entrants. The opening round featured Harry Rees of Cleveland and George Heron of Westbury, NW, teeing off. conditions were ideal and play began at 9 a.m. Saturday. The schedule calls for 36 holes Saturday and potential 36 holes Sunday if needed. A 3,000-strong gallery watched as favorites like Bobby Jones, Harold Tafta, and Willie MacRarlan drew attention. Will Shields will continue as director of shop workers recreation, with next week’s program details to be published Saturday evening.
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Ruck Breaks Two Old Track Records
John Kit of Kansas Teacher's College set record marks at a New York invitational track meet. He won both events entered, breaking Ralph Rose’s 108 year old marks with a 12 pound shot distance of 59 feet 11 inches and a longer mark of 67 feet for the discus style event.
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Kane Youth to Enter Big Show
John Rosi Tosh, a fast infielder from Kane, has been invited to report for a St Louis American League training camp. The 19 year old, praised for speed and versatile infield play, traveled from Boston after a six week stay to try out for the major league club.
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National League Yesterday's Games and Standings
Baseball results show St Louis 1 Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 6 Boston 2. Brooklyn 3 Boston 1. Pittsburgh 8 Philadelphia 7. Standings list Cincinnati and Brooklyn leading, with scattered notes on other clubs and unplayed games.
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Independents Seek Berth in Warren League
Warren meeting led by B J Lundquist discusses league expansion and eligibility rules. Ludlow inked as new member. Cary and others to join if slots open as schedule runs July to Labor Day with a five game championship series.
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Berlenbach and Delaney Set July 15 Showdown Matchup
Boxing notes detail light heavyweights Berlenbach and Delaney training for a July 15 bout. The piece highlights Berlenbach’s training camp, manager Chris Londy, and the fighter’s focus on sparring and road work as the public eye turns to the impending clash.
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Watching the Scoreboard By United Prost Yesterday
The recap notes gaps and unclear lines but mentions Darry Vance and Brookivacher in a Braves game, a doubleheader with unclear results, and Grimes pitching in the first game. References to the Red Sox, Aplettes, Phillies, and Cardinals imply a busy day of baseball scores and brief outcomes.
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Fragmented notice from Pennsylvanian ad slate mix
A garbled OCR segment shows scattered names and phrases including agencies, advertisements, and university references. The readable items mention Cony E, Arthur Goleg, Cussler, Fiveen, BABSO, RUella 96, and Rhode Island terms, with unclear context and dates.
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