Miss Eight Is Sensation In Swimming Meet
Miss Lenore Eight, 20, from Pennsylvania, dominates two events in the national AAU women’s swimming championship, winning the 10-meter record and the mile while Edward Helene Maillon challenges, Eleanor Holm seeks the backstroke title, and Dorothy Poynton’s Olympic edge is tested in a strong field.
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AA. U
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Pennsylvania
Homestead
America
Helene Maillon
Seattle
Strroke
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Olive Hatch Voigt
Los Angeles
Bridges
Whittinsville
Mass
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Fort Iauderfale
Wlorida
Youngster
Dorothy Poynton
Susan Robertson
New York
Trene Pirie
Toronto
Stanford Hose Company mushball pummels Erie team
Stanford Hose Company mushball team defeated Associated Gas and Electric of Erie 27 to 8 on the Junior High field. Blynt and Haenel formed the battery for Stanford. A return game is set for next week at Brie?
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Wesleyville
Stanford Hose Company
Associated Gas & Electric
Erie
Blynt
Haenel
Brie
Boyd-Simmons Win Doubles Final at Kiwanis Courts
Boyd and Simmons won the doubles title defeating Cobbett and Mountain in straight sets 6-3 6-4 6-4 under Corry Wernis Association at Kiwanis Club courts. Cobbett then beat Williams to reach the singles final against Hartill in this afternoon’s championship match.
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Cobbett and Mountain
Alway
Simmons
Melvin Cobbett
Theo Williams
Cobbett
Edward Hartill
Rev. G. L. Boyd
Kiwanis Court
Yesterday's Scores and Today's Games Across Cities
Summary of yesterday results includes Cleveland defeating New York 3 to 1 and Philadelphia edging St Louis 6 to 5. Other scores list Boston 9 Chicago 0 and Detroit 1 Washington 0 with several regional results. Today matchups feature Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston among others.
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AWS
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Austin Stuns Vines in Davis Cup Opener at Roland Garros
Henry Austin defeated Hilsworth Vines 6 1 6 2 in Paris sending England to a quick Davis Cup lead. Vines struggled with faults and nets as 8,000 spectators watched. Frederick J. Perry then beat Wilmer Allison 6 1 7 5 6 4 as Americans face long odds to reach the challenge round.
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Roland Garros
Auteuil
France
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
Hilsworth Vines
England
Austin
Vines
Grove
Frederick J. Perry
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Joe Kirkwood Heads 125 in State Open Golf Tourney
The 25th annual State Open at Scranton Country Club attracts 125 players from Pennsylvania and the east coast led by Joe Kirkwood and Willie MacFarlane. Defending champ Eldred and former titlist Loeffler enter, with Gene Sarazen and Leo Diegel possible late entries.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
Scranton Country Club
Joe Kirkwood
Willie Macfarlane
Vincent Eldred
Eidley
Hooi Loeffler
Felix Scarfin
Earle H. Baruch
Pennsylvania Golf Association
Gene Sarazen
Leo Diegel
Johnny Farrell
Mike
Joel Turnesa
Billy Burke
Coutry
New York
Dunkirk Gunman Kills Foreman and Wounds Worker
Franke Nichols, 52, a New York Central Railroad section foreman at Wain Bur en, was killed at seven am as he approached the tool house to begin work. Charles Leone, 42, allegedly fired from a double barrel shotgun, then shot Lewis Holtz, 58, who was en route to begin work with a gang. Holtz was in critical condition at Brooks Memorial Hospital. Officer William Clifford ordered Leone to drop the weapon and took him into custody with help from other officers. Leone faces open charges as state troopers assist Dunkirk police. Also noted is a heat wave and the driest July since 1872 in San Angelo, Texas.
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Franke Nichols
New York Central Railroad
Wain Buren
Charles
Leone
Nichols
Lewis Holtz
Finks Grossing
Holtz
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Brigham Road
William ‘T. Clifford
Secimne
Clifford
John J. Warren
Police Department
Brocton Barracks
van Buren
Finks
Meadville Man Shoots Himself in Tragic Fatality
George B. Hilson, 88, of 414 Walnut Street, died at Cuy Hospital from a self-inflicted bullet wound believed to have been fired about 8:30 a m Thursday in the garage behind his home. His eight year old son John discovered him with the revolver at his feet.
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George &. Hilson
Walnut Street
Cuy Hospital
Milison
John
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