Olympic coaches fret over Cunningham after workout soreness
Glenn Cunningham and U S coaches worry about leg soreness ahead of the trials for the metric mile. He cites hard village track after arrival and debates whether more or less running will condition him. The piece also notes other athletes and Olympic committee election chatter.
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Rett Case
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Kansas Flier
Olympic Village
Archie San Romani
Gere Venzke
New Zealand
Jack Lovelock
Luigi Becali
Italy
Herald Backhouse
Dimmy Zaitan
Helen Stephens
Jacobs and Garden Agree On Schmeling Braddock Title Fight
Mike Jacobs and Madison Square Garden reach a promotional pact for a Schmeling Braddock heavyweight title bout to be staged at the Garden’s Long Island bowl between September 24 and 30. The promoters will share profits with Jacobs in advisory role and no option on the champion after the bout.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Max Schmeling
the Garden
Jimmy Braddock
Schmeling-Braddock
Garden
Long Island Bowl
Jacobs
Family ties loom in Columbus case
Twelve years ago Sam Schill's father married Edith Foreman's mother. Sam and Edith then were step siblings forming a blended family as details emerge in a Columbus, Ohio notice.
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Columbus
Sam _ Schill
Edith Foreman
Sam
Edith
Southern and National League Games on Tonight Schedule
Southern League features Birmingham at Knoxville New Orleans at Atlanta Little Rock at Nashville Memphis at Chattanooga night games. National League action includes New York at Cincinnati Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. American League has Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis. Alabama Florida League matchups Abbeville at Enterprise Ozark at Andalusia Panama City at Union Springs Troy at Dothan.
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Jeneeee
Sports Mirror recalls past baseball and tennis highlights
Today a year ago the Giants blanked the Dodgers twice 6-0 by Hubbell and 1-0 by Castleman. Three years ago England won two Davis Cup singles matches against France with Mangin defeating Shields. Five years ago Lefty Grove relieved Earnshaw in the 8th inning for the Athletics in a streak of 12 straight games.
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Associated Press
Giants
Dodgers
Hubbell
Castleman
England
France
Gregory Mangin
Seebright
Frank Shields
Lefty Grove
George Earnshaw
Sam and Edith Set To Wed After Mock Ceremony
A few years after serving as principals in a mock wedding, Sam and Edith decide to marry. They plan a real wedding to be held next week, marking a formal union following the earlier playful ceremony.
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Sam
Edith
Atlanta Crackers Open Five-Game Southern Lead
A costly mix of pitching and fielding errors cost Nashville a loss while Atlanta extended its Southern Association lead to five games. The feature show came from Little Rock with Richbourg, Poindexter and Joe Malay leading a 9 to 6 Pebs win amid Vols' mound woes.
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Associated Press
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Atlanta
Southern Association
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Richbourger
Alfonso
Gaston
Vols
Jennings Poindexter
Hilcher
Nashvilles
Sarkey Eiland
Barne
Starr
Poindexter
Joe Malay
Whitey Wistert
Southern Leaders Compiled For The Associated Press
Charles H. Miller presents season leaders in batting pitching and fielding from multiple teams. Dwyer Nash and Sington Chat lead batting averages with high hit totals. Richards Atlanta 351 at bats with 14 home runs. Taitt Nashville 91 RBIs. Marquardt Memphis 21 steals. Nashville and Atlanta lead in runs and double plays. team defenses show Nashville 103 double plays and Atlanta 99.
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Mauldin
Knox
Steph’son
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Atlanta
Fieattonaiee
Stars Schoolboy Rowe Leads Tigers Past Yankees
Yesterday's stars include Schoolboy Rowe of the Tigers who held the Yankees to five hits and drove in four runs with a homer and a single. Lou Finney fueled the Athletics with four runs from a triple and four singles in a 25 hit attack against the White Sox. Frankhouse limited the Dodgers to seven hits. Bottomley collected two doubles and a single with two RBIs in a Browns win over the Red Sox.
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Frankie Crosetti
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Mackmen
Vernon Kennedy
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Red Evans
Sugar Cain
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Fred Frankhouse
Cy Blanton
Ine
Waite Hoyt
Baseball Results From The Day’s Schedule
Little Rock defeated Nashville 9 to 6 in the only scheduled game. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3. Several games were rained out including Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia. Philadelphia beat New England 15 to 8. Detroit 9 New York 1. St Louis 5 Boston 1. Washington at Cleveland was rained out. Alabama Florida League games featured Andalusia 6 Abbeville 5 and Union Springs 5 Donothan 4. Other scores include Troy 8 Ozark 7 and Oklahoma City 12 San Antonio 2. International League and American Association games also listed rain or final scores.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Moslem Leader and Wealth in a Puzzle Grid
A dense crossword puzzle fragment features clues across and down about a Moslem leader, wealth, titles, street scenes, architectural details, ages, rhythms, and various objects. The grid includes references to symbols like wind, judges, and dawn, with multiple thematic wordplay hints.
Imported stallion Teddy dies after long stud career
The celebrated American racehorse Teddy died shortly after a long stud career, following a controversial import from France and a costly purchase. His lineage includes Sir Gallahad III and Man o War, with offspring that have earned extensive prize money worldwide. The loss is felt beyond finance as Teddy’s bloodline may yet yield another great sire like Sir Gallahad III.
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Ajax
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Ormonde
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End
Saratoga
Sun Teddy
Tedall
Dean and Paul Dean Consider Season Break for Cardinals
Jerome Dean and Paul Dean, pitching brothers of the St. Louis Cardinals, faced a possible separation for the NL season after Paul struggled in an exhibition at Randolph. Paul warned he might quit baseball for a year, citing a painful right shoulder that began early in the season. Manager Frankie Frisch planned to send Paul to St. Louis for evaluation by Dr. Robert F. Hyland.
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Dean
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Cinc Reds
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis
Robert F. Hyland
Williams pleads innocent after seven year wait in Montgomery
It cost Oole Williams seven years to plead innocent to charges of robbery in Montgomery Circuit Court. Defense counsel arranged a trade with Solicitor Temple Seibels to accept a three year sentence.
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Oole Williams
Montgomery Circuit Court
Temple Seibels
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
National League leaders include Medwick of the Cardinals batting .362 with 137 hits and 90 RBIs, J Martin of the Cardinals 86 runs, and Ott of the Giants 19 home runs. American League leaders list Gehrig of the Yankees 114 runs, Foxx of the Red Sox and Trosky of the Indians 97 RBIs, and Averill of the Indians 140 hits. Stolen bases feature S Martin of the Cardinals 16.
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Demaree
Cubs
J. Martin
Suhr
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Jensen
Herman
Camilli
Phillies
Klein
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French
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Battinge
Radcliff
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Appling
Gehrig
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Gehringer
Tigers
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Red Sox
Trosky
Indians
Averill
DiMaggio
Plea Guilty Then Proclaiming Innocence Leads to Ten Year Sentence
On a plea of guilty the defendant, identified as Ocie, asserted innocence and demanded a trial. A jury of twelve good men agreed, returning a ten year sentence.
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Ocie
True
Tigers crush Yankees as Rowe shines on mound
Detroit overpower the league leaders 9 to 1 behind Schoolboy Rowe who held New York to one run until Frankie Crosetti's eighth inning homer. The win leaves the Yankees with the lead, while Cleveland and Boston split results elsewhere. Brooklyn and Philadelphia added wins. Kennedy exited with eight runs allowed.
Clara Bow hospitalized with severe cold in Hollywood
Clara Bow ex It girl and wife of Rex Bell was treated at Santa Monica hospital for a cold that threatened influenza. Doctors expect her complete recovery in a few days. Bow fell ill at the Nevada ranch of her husband, the actor Rex Bell.
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Clara Bow
Santa Monica Hospital
Nevada
Rex Bell
Screen Cowboy
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