Rampling Emerges In 400 Meter Trials At Olympic Meet
The 400 meter dash at the tenth Olympiad heats up as Rampling challenges Carr and Eastman. American contenders Bill Orr and Ben Eastman face Britain’s Lieut Godfrey Lionel Rampling amid debate over who will advance. Carr shows renewed confidence as others name Rampling the top American rival while Eastman and Carr prepare for semi finals and finals.
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Paul Zimmerman
Los Angeles
Bill €Orr
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Way
Ben Eastman
Great Britain
Eastman
Carr
Lieut
Godfrey Lionel Rampling
Yale And Sheffield Enter D-Ball Meet
Yale and Sheffield diamondball clubs will enter the James Valley district tournament in Huron on August 24. Huron plans four city league teams and a nonleague ten. entry fee is 2.50 with teams bearing their own expenses. Proceeds fund district champions’ Aberdeen trip. entry by August 10. lists capped at 14 players.
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Huron
James Valley
Bill Welty
Sheffield
Joe Glenzer
Yale
Woonsocket
Wolsey
Willow Lake
Virgil
Carthage
Alpena
Bancroft
Bonilla
Cavour
de Smet
Iroquois
Wessington Springs
Hiscock
Aberdeen
Bill Plummer
Lou Bsouillard And McLarnin To Meet In Ring
Two ex champions meet in a ten round feature bout at the stadium tonight. Lou Brows ipionship holder who lost to Jackie Fields faces Jimmy McLarnin, a Vancouver setter who challenged the crown until a year ago. Louis Kid Kaplan defends the featherweight title against Frankie Petrolle in another ten round bout.
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Lou Bsouillard
McLarnin
New York
Elard
Worcester
Lou Brows
Jack Thompson
Jackiefields
Jimmy McLarein
Vancouver Clouter
Louis Kid) Kaplan
Meriden. Com
Tnee Holder
Frankie Petrolle
Billy
McHose Retains North Dakota Tennis Title
George McHose of Fargo won the state singles title beating defending champion in four sets 6 2 3 4 2 34 2 yesterday. The match unfolded in Fargo with Westedge also of Fargo assisting.
Boosters Defeat All-Stars 12-11 In Close Diamondball Show
The Boosters edged the All-Stars 12 to 11 in a tense exhibition at the state fairgrounds. Russell Bullis, pitching after a city league game, drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded grounder after a midgame rally, while Corny Collin and Buckshot Collins shared mound duties. The game featured late scoring bursts, with Boosters turning the tide in the sixth inning and reclaiming momentum to seal the victory.
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Huron
Hoosiers
Russell Bullis
Bullis
All-Stars
Collin
Bastic
Moundsman
Collins
Roosters
Cellins
Swander Bakers
State Fairgrounds
Old Rube Benton Having Big Year
Chicago reports a surprise pitching sensation in 42 year old Rube Benton of the Millers, with three wins this year and a 5 2 victory over Toledo aided by Joe Hauser home run. Bill Lee leads the race with his 14th win as Red Birds beat St Paul 7 3. Heving shines for Indianapolis in a 4 2 win, Milwaukee Brewers snap a losing streak with a 7 2 victory over Louisville.
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Chicago
Rube Benton
Elf
Rube
Millers End
Bames
Toledo
Millers
Mud Hens
Joe Hauser
Bill Lee
Columbus
Benton
St. Paul
Birds
Swanson
Anderson
Cullep
Red Bird
van Arts
Lee
Heving
Indianapolis
Joe Heving
Kansas City
Indianapoli
Milwaukee
Brewers
Louisville
Joe Hauser Leads AA Home Run Race This Season
Joe Hauser of Minneapolis has hit a home run for every third hit this season, delivering 36 homers for the American Association. Nick Culiep of Columbus stands as his nearest challenger with 2 percent of his hits going for home runs, competing for the league's home run title.
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Chicago
Jon Hauser
Minneapolis
Nick Culiep
Columbus
Pierre Juniors Triumph Over Watertown In Legion Tourney Opener
Watertown, 1931 champion, was eliminated 14 to 3 as Pierre led by Thompson and S Johnson hit home runs. Pfotenhauer and Witten combined to limit Watertown to four hits, while Brookings’ Steinborn and Vermillion’s Lindstrom pitched tightly in regional matchups. Aberdeen routed Brookings 12 to 0, and Colton jumped to an early lead in their game.
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Kenarik
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Huror
North Dakota
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Scrappy" Wright
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Huron Club
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Eden
Theronum
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Steinhorn
Ewer
Wenke
Seeinhorn
Balle
Blis
Pottenhrust
Chocolate Risks Crown With Shea
Cuba's bon bon of the ring steps out for his junior lightweight title defense at Chicago Stadium facing Eddie Shea of Chicago. Ten rounds to upset the reigning champion before an expected 14,000, opening the stadium’s new season.
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Marway Sett
Chicago
Aux
Kid Chocollnte
Cuba
Bon Bon
Eddie Shea
Chicago Stadium
Olympic Track and Field Schedule and Results Summary
The program lists men's events across track and field including 40 meter dash trials javelin hop step and jump 1500 and 400 meter runs with times. Women's events show 80 meter hurdles semi final and 90 meter hurdles final. Wednesday results highlight Eddie Tolan George Simpson Ralph Metcalfe and others in sprints and field events with Olympic and world records noted.
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Associated Press
India
Japan
Eddie Tolan
George Simpson
Conaid Finlay
Great Britain
David Burghley
Willi Welscher
Germany
William Miller
U.S. A
Sabin Carr
Lee Barnes
Shuhei Nishida
George Jefferson
William Graber
Shizuo
Mochizuki
Lucio de Castro
Brazil
Stephen
Donegan
Hungary
Andrew Madarasz
Thomas W. Green
James Dainish
Latvia
Ugo Frigerio
Italy
Patton Forced To Play Extra Holes In Buick Cup
In the Clinic cup nearing its windup Patton fought to a win over Jack Frost 1 up after 36 holes in second round play. A long distance record by W. L. Weir in Buick cup play threatens to be scrapped as Patton stalls at the third U hole with Stanley Colton. Fauly putting on the 18th hole cost Patton his chances. Gust Jacobson beat Frank Spence 5 and 3 to reach the eights, Bert York advanced by default from C. N. Hall, and V. L. Weir meets Boyd Benson in the Test Eight.
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W. L. Weir
Blake Patton
Patton
Jack Frost
Stanley Colton
Gust Jacobson
Frank Spence
Bert York
C. N. Hall
V. L. Weir
Boyd Benson
Weir
A. M. Haskell
Benson
Tom Huesgen
Shires Placed on Retired Roster by Boston Braves
Emil Fuchs announced Arthuec Shires, the first baseman, was put on the voluntary retired list after an earlier season injury from a collision with Joe Stripp. Shires will receive full salary and medical care, with Commissioner Landis’s approval required for the agreement.
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Landis
Minneapolis D Ball Marathon Set At Keewaydin Field
In Minneapolis a diamondball marathon runs August 4 to 7 at Keewaydin field starting at daybreak Saturday. Two teams begin play at dawn as 80 players compete to surpass a 42 hour record. A special scoreboard tracks innings and the attempt was halted by rain after two St Paul teams had logged 191 innings.
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Minneapolis
Keeway Din Field
St. Paul
Fonseca To Continue As White Sox Leader
The fragment suggests Fonseca remains a team leader with the White Sox amid unclear details. It appears to reference Florida and technicals or a hearing context, but the readable bits are fragmentary, offering no clear dates places or outcomes.
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Fonseca
White Sox
United States Dominates Early Olympic Track Competition
In Los Angeles crowds of about 85,000 watched the United States surge to dominance in the early Olympic track and field events. Eddie Tolan won the 100 meters, Bill Miller vaulted 14 feet 17 inches, and George Salin led a U.S. sweep in the 110 meter high hurdles. Babe Didrikson topped the 50 meter hurdles, and John Anderson set a discus mark as Americans filled ten of twelve flags for the four stadium finals.
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Alan Gould
Los Angeles
Ang
Oljis Plads
United States
Ireland
Poland
Britain
Canada
Eddie Tolan
Bill Milter
San Diego
Stanford University
Shuhei Nishida
George Salin
Iowa
Bahe
Babe” Didrikson
Teas
Johm Anderson
Cornell University
Henri Laborde
Stanford
Tigers win on strong pitching for two run win
Vic Sorrell outpitched Thomas and Mulberry to limit the opposition to six hits and win 2-1. Ted Lyons and Lu Blue starred for the White Sox as Farmer held the Yankees to six hits through ten innings, with Lyons doubling home the tying run and Blue driving in the winning run in the tenth.
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Associated Press
Vic Sorrell
Tigers
T Thomas
Fred Mulberry
Ted Lyons
Lu Blue
White Sox
Farmer
Yankees
Eiahths
North Dakota amateur golf semis set with Cook match
Phil Cook of Bismarck advanced to the N D state amateur golf semifinals at Fargo meeting William Kosselecky Jr Dickinson for a finals berth. The winner faces Clem Leitch or Jack Hilber, with both semifinals scheduled for 36 holes. Kay Do plans to sail to the United States aboard Majestic to race Miss England II against Miss America for the British international trophy.
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Phil Cook
N. D
Fargo
Paul Cook
Bismarck
North Dakota
William Kosselecky, Jr. Dickinson
Clem Leitch
Jack Hilber
Kaye Don
U.S
London
P-Kaye Do
United States
Lyons Hurls Well With Losing Civic
Ted Lyons of the Chicago White Sox, in his tenth major league season, pitched well but lost support from his offense. He defeated the New York Yankees 3-2 in ten innings, driving in the winning run with a fourth from Hayes and a Blue double. The lone other major league game saw Vic Sorrell best AR Thomas and Fred Marberry as Detroit beat Washington 2-2.
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Associated Press
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Bayelor University
Lyons
Art
Ted
New York Yankees
Charley Rusting
Funk
Hayes
Lu Blue
Haves
Vic Sorg Jrell
AR Thomas
Fred Marberry
Deg Trait
Washington Senators
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