Sports Reel: Which Wayward Area’s Average Sportsman Emerges
A garbled feature outlines a contest to crown the average sportsman in the Wayward Area. It invites all who enjoy playing or watching sports to enter, with no skill or chance required and prizes tied to local merchants. It also notes a linked profile of rising local athletes Jess and Joe and mentions fishing lore and Lt. Jerry Hagan for park information.
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Wito
Don Harder
BO Ing
Persap
Ina
Sfc
Coos
Sporting Gnorls
Don Laveer
Cess Dhcan
Printer's Inl
Diamonds
Jess
Joe
Hayward
Dess
California
Canada
Mid-West
Jerry Hagan
Sheriff’s Office
Tiore
Wimbledon Davis Cup ties feature Seixas and Osborne DuPont progress
In the Orange, Seixas defeated Albert to reach the Wimbledon tournaments doubles stage while Darst and Osborne DuPont of Bellevue advance in singles. Semifinalists include Cochell, Flint, Savill, and Prabiet, with Osborne DuPont facing Hart and Brosh meeting Garfield as women’s semifinals loom.
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Soutil Orangte
Ie Bellas
Philadelphia
Billy Kert
Kart Cochell
Too Angeles
Uttle Herb Flint
Hogarly Mbs
Calif
Dick Savill
Ovanno
Naty
Gaa
Bas Peisa
Funy C Seixas
Albert
Tania
Cochell
Fou Tauren
U.S. Gpp
II’ Pheiiik
Seattle
Scopemelea Terai
Sain Mateh
Beles
Vony Prabiet
Cincinnati
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Bellevue
Del
Davis Hart
Jackdanville
Fla
Lavuise Brosh
Beverly Hills
Cale
Hays Barbara Garfield
Sat Franchseca
Miss Seafield
Tin Syomen
Pathivitt
Tond
la Dolla
DuPont
Mel AntoEncino
Mise Hart
Maureen Cosnoly
San Diego
Po' Li'l Oaks Take Double In Late 1 A.M. Finish
Oakland sweeps a Pacific Coast League twin bill with an 8 to 5 win and a 4 to 1 victory over Portland. The opener went seven innings and the nightcap ended in the sixth at 1 a.m. Oakland gains 1.5 games on Hollywood while Seals, Sacrament o and other standings move.
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SAN Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Acorna
Avila
Beavers
Luis Marques
Mickey
Rueca
Dee Brovia
United
Oaks
Eddie Malone
Bob Motman
Forrest Thompson
Pnme
Hollywood
Seattle
San Diego
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Barlle
Kiinies
Saleek
al Olsen
Les Fleming Carse
Seals
Bill Bovens
Jim Moran
Solon
Americans Lead Japan Swim Meet in Tokyo Duel
The United States and Japan opened their international swimming meet with John Marshall facing Hironoshin Puruhashi in the 1500 meter free, while Ford Konno, a 17 year old from Hawaii, stunned the distance event by winning in 18 44.4. Marshall finished fourth as the US led 13 to 8 after day one. Princeton’s Rab Mencher won the 200 meter breaststroke in 2 37.6 and North Carolina’s Brawner with Hawaii’s Dick Cleveland anchored a 3 144 relay victory for the Americans.
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Tokyo
John Marshall
Hironoshin Puruhashi
United States
Marshall T
Furuhosu
Fujutashi
Ford Konno
Marshall
Hanky
Rab Mencher
Princeton
Yacoud
Mhoms
Universitys of North Carolina
Brawner
Dick Cleveland
Honwlinly
Giant Killer Coveleskie Dies at 64 in Pa
Harry Coveleskie known as Giant Killer of 1908 fame died in Suamoke n Pennsylvania after a stroke at age 64. He twice beat Christy Mathewson in 1908 shaping the pennant race, with three decisive wins over the Giants in five days. He earned a $50 bonus and the nickname Giant Baller for his pitching feats.
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Suamokin
Harry
Coveleskie
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Mathewson
Glasits
New Yorks
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Ciskin
Philadelphia Paillies
Giant Baller
Seattle Girl Wins 24th Junta Invitational Open Golf Title
Seattle golfer Patria Lesser won the 24th Junta Invitational Open at Indian Hills Country Club with a 1 and 3 victory over Vir-Binja Dennehy of Lake Forest. Both finalists were 16 years old, advancing through a tough series of eliminations.
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Winnetka
Patricia Lesser
Seattle
Goar Vir- Binja Dennehy
Lake Forest
Bills
Yankees Edge Indians 1 0 Behind Raschi Pitching
Vic Raschi hurled a brilliant three hitter as the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 1 to 0. Raschi walked two and struck out eight, driving the decisive fifth inning rally with a double that started the run. The win pulled the Yankees within two games of Detroit in the AL standings.
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Fred
NEW York
New York Yankees
Vic Rasehi
Hanter
Bob Beller
Cleveland Iutians
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Dol Typth
Cleveland
Rasehi
Casey Stengel
Alee
Guy
Ragsehi
Yaakees
Beb Kuzava
Tigers
Sam Molo
Ted Gray
Perri Fain
Philadelphia A's
Uick Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Wn Shade
Reston Rec Sox
Joe Brand
Robin Roberts Cane
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vic Has+chi
Indians
O Shanter Golf Tourney Opens with Babe Leading Women Open
Chicago report says Tom Shan ter’s AL Vewrivan Open gets under way with 69 pros in first rounds. Babe Didrikson Zaharias leads the women’s open by eight strokes after a course record 70, then par 76. Notables include Hetty Jameson Beverly Clanson and Jimmy McHale, with top pros like Sam Snead Mangrum Locke and Demaret among favorites as fields narrow.
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O'Shanter
Babe
ED Sainsbury
Chicago
J—Tom Shanter
Migr
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Hetty Tamesan
San Antonio
Vex
Ane
Beverly Clanson
Pasadena
Cali
Art Severson
Mai
Angel
Dallas Villagers Fly in Ninth National Model Airplane Meet
In Dallas at Naval Air Station the Villagers from San Lotanxo Village sent three youths Keyes 15 Levey 16 and Gail Eckstein 26 to compete at the ninth National Model Airplane Championship. Keyes flew in the free flight and stunt events while Levey and Eckstein guided models in free flight stunt and PAA load events. The event drew top youth modelers from 48 states Canada Mexico and Australia. Prizes donated by the National Exchange and local sponsors honored model flying excellence with Sleepage facilities provided by the Navy.
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San Lotanxo Village
Mme
Navy
Levey
Hekstein
Canada
Maxico
Mywani
Australia
National Exchange Which
Dallas
Playground Schedule At Fairview Offers Diverse Activities
Fairview playground announces weekly programs directed by Miss Huth Staffor. Activities run Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with folk dancing plaster craft sewing and crafts sessions and rhythm band. Extra facilities include pony rides safe play ball and basketball for attendees.
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Fairview
Huth
Plaster of Paris
Atery
Atery House
49er Frosh Look Good Says Coach
NLO PARK Conch Shaw of the San Francisco Niners reported their freshmen look good after second day drills in preparation for today’s game. His notes highlight a rough practice with minor injuries and mention Ellery Wits and Stack Nix among players given extra attention.
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NLO Park
U.P
Conch Shaw
San Francisco
Niners
Feria _ Shaw
Harry Kane
Pacific Ling
Tosthallia
Ane
Permis
Sion
Dirdney
Shaw
Ellery Wits
Santa Clara
Stack Nix
Cale Jom
Catiforgiz
Sten Heath Released From Packers Over Salary Dispute
Sten Heath, former Neva star, is released by the Green Bay Packers after the club refuses to pay his $45,000 salary. Heath had asked for release Monday night and faces possible agency as talks with the National Professional Football League stall.
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Sten Heath
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Meath
Neva
Green Bay Park
Sten
Eiher Locum
Dlivers
Heath
Dufy
Semi-Pro Finals Near Santa Maria in State Championship
Santi no and Salinas faltered as Santa Maria gains a two game edge in the best of five series for the state Ami nre baseball title. The winner will be decided tonight with the final game.
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Santa Maria
Santino
Salinas
Serina
Rookies Decline Tryouts With 49ers in Menlo Park
In Menlo Park two rookies from Stacklow Santa Barbara, Sierg and Karl Engman, returned their 49er uniforms after failing to meet trial standards. Coach Buck Shaw indicated interest in rookies Payne Santa Clara, Ken Johnson COP, and Jack Nix UCLA, while praised backs Lou Ceesons and Herman Woteniyer. The team plans scrimmage setup against Washington Redskins on August 20.
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Menlo Park
Sierg
Karl Engman
Stacklow
Santa Barbara
Uhe
San Francisco 49Er
Tou Ryturus
Tame
Goo Vernor
Colrae
Pacific
Buck Shaw
Kane
Kngman
Santa Warbarte College
Shaw
Silver Fox
Santa Clara
California Feions
Payne
Ken Johnson
Jack Nix
UCLA
Panthers finally top Westerners 27 to 21 in roller derby
San Francisco Panthers finally defeated Oakland’s Westerners 27 to 21 in Oakland Auditorium. Massie and Atkinson led Westerners with points while Sanders and Masoallety scored for the Panthers as the crowd roared in the late sixth period. Team standings list Westerners 21, Panthers 21.
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Roller Derby Panthers
Westerners
Baller Derby Panthers
San Francisco
Oaklands
Oakland Auditorium
Fighting Panthers
Woutevners
Pho Ney
Hiagrathea
Charlie Saunders
Tye
Avantihere
Panthers
Aid Oslams
Burley Atkinson
Russ
Snead Tops Earnings in Chicago Golf Event
Snead led the field with top earnings as players battled in Chicago. He moved into second place as Perrier posted strong scores, while St Paul’s win marked Merrier’s first victory of the year, though he lingered behind leaders in several tournaments.
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Tewis Fou Amdey
Canning Lyve
WM Peel
Jimmy McHale
Philadelphia
Peel
Geno
Colter
Richmond
Tne
Frank Shanahan
Toledo
Gardner Dickinson
Tothan
Alt
Tinaleurs
UD Lw
Chicago
Gulf
Perrier
Tim
Tervier Onda
Bae
St. Paul
Merrier
Vison
Fight Results From Won-Track Meet in Wonotaric
A garbled report from Wonotaric NY lists boxers and results with several named fighters and cities. It mentions Bobby James and Rusty Payne, with unclear outcomes and locations including San Diego and Los Angeles, reflecting a fragmented early-stage sports blurb.
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Wontaracit
Ula
Harold Crogan
New York
Bobby James
Woy
Jaqmitiva
N-Yi
Liss Angeles
Rusty Payne
San Diego
Cal
Bivey
Iron Man Gehrig’s 2190 straight games story told
In a New York scene Milton Richman recalls Lou Gehrig’s record 2190 consecutive games begun June 1 1925 and ending May 2 1939. Wally Pipp and Babe Dahlgren recount how Gehrig broke in and how the streak shaped his career ending amid illness.
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New York
Low Golvig
Wally Pipp
Ellsworth
Babe
Gehrig
Lou
Yankees
Pip
Joan McGraw
Giants
Pipp
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England
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Shirley Atay
Smerset
Mass
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NEA
Channel
Seixas
Pitelinn
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Maldonado
Lo Ayers
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Jacrenson
Peres
Bill Raimond
Dick Masville
Jim Tabor
Len Rafio
Clint Hodgin
Joe Marty
Thompson
Behrman
Arnist
Malone
Drilling
Creel
Fleming
Gladd
Bau
Tannin
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Belle Ser
Salveson
Anthony
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Sanchez
Pletcher
Pletcher (A) Calchimuse
Swikely
Olson
Savage
Welmaker
Kerry Perez
Melton
Buxton
Orleig
Surkont
Rimondi
Manville
McDaniels
Gables
Sashy
Japan
Seattle Girl
Phillies
Gmmeney
Yer
Sam Snead
Lisyd Mangrum
Bobby Locke
Jim Ferviex
Jimmy Demard
Pechiry Ag
Mangrum
Winnie
Te Ad American
Paat Tyyvir
Ams
Locke
Fay Mbez
Beaulta
Portia
Don- Lichestier
Beattty
Oakkind
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Site
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Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pete
Oakland Veo
Takly Wood
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Phitagielabi
St. Louis
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Pek
Philadelph
Luonis
Snead
Milton Richman
Gehvit
Tyemember
Miller Wogeins
Low
Elis
Iron Horse
Yanie Ayer
Joe McCarthy
Beller
Dablavey
McCarthy
Lou Na
Anglo California National Bank
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