Gehrig Still Breaks Ground In Iron Man Streak
Lou Gehrig shows little memory of when his consecutive games streak began in 1925. He expects to reach 1,352 games in the current season and says he will continue playing daily unless the Yankees rest him. He downplays the strain and notes he values regular play and his position at first base. A faint note of a later golf-like context appears as a misfit trailing in the report.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
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Moore
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Gehrig
Uss
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Une Aerstory
Lon
Dutra's Task Is Tough One In Milwaukee Open
Olin Dutra fought through a brutal field at the Milwaukee national professional golf championship, facing Jonny Farrell in a 36 hole first round as Sarazen, Creavy, Runyan, Revoltz and others chased a course record. Farrel rallied late to edge his opponent, while Dutra and a host of top players battled for quarterfinal berths amid a field heavy with legacy names and strong early match play.
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Olin Dutra
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Ed Dudley
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Harry Cooper
A? Espinosa
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Selada Beach
Cal
Leo Diegel
Jimmy Hines
New York
Henry Picard
Charleston
D. C
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Dutra
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Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Stirling
Sarazen
Vincent Eldred
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Wagan
Johnny Revol
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Creavy
Walsh
Xell
Dr‘reng Hiv
Brarho
Crishank
Dudley
Farrel
Clark
Warrell
Farre
Johnny
Jones Signs For Bout With Mexican Fighter
Gorilla Jones, holder of the National Boxing Association middleweight belt, was signed to fight Manuel Rubio Victoria, rugged Mexican, at Agua Caliente Sunday September 3. The one round bout will be held at the Foreign club arena which has a capacity of 18 000.
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Los Angeles
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National Boxing Association
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Fatal auto racer Tommy Newton dies at Ascot track
In Los Angeles on August 10 Tommy Newton of San Diego, an auto racer, died today following injuries from a crash at Ascot. His car slid into the north turn fence in a two mile race last night, rebounded, rolled over several times, and stopped on the track. Newton did not regain consciousness.
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Tommy Newton
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Ascot
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Slaughter Knocks Ketchell Out In Third Round
Slaughter of Terre Haute Ind knocked out Ketchell of New York in the third round of a main boxing bout in Mansfield Q last night. Slaughter weighed 162 pounds Ketchell 160.
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Terre Haute
Ind
K. C
Soldier) Ketchell
New York
Slaughter
Ketchell
Women Net Stars May Clash Again in Final Round
In New York on August 10 the prospect grows of a rematch between Helen Wills Moody and Dorothy Round for the national women's singles title. Moody leads the seeds while Helen Jacobs defends, with Round top among foreign seeds as the tournament opens next Monday.
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Helen Wills Moody
Dorothy Round
Helen Jacobs
Slaying Suspects Seized After Four-Day Gunwoman Hunt
Chicago police arrest Eleanor Jarman aged 23 and George Kennedy aged 24 after a four day manhunt. They confess to the holdup killing Gustave Hoeh, 71. In their Tomming house, officers found four revolvers and a blackjack. The couple lived as Mr and Mrs Anderson.
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Gustave“Hoeh
Eleanor Jarman
George Kennedy
Tooming House
Armours And Elks Battle To Tie In Title Series
The Armours and Elks battled to a 15 15 tie after seven innings as darkness halted play in the second game of their city league title series. Both teams will resume next week after the regional meet, with tentative plans for Friday August 18 as the next series game.
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Elks and Armour Packers
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Armours
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Bullis
Hale
Collins and Poole
Night Hawks
J F Cox to Decide What To Do With Retired Lands
Washington August 10 40 50 million acres to be taken out of crop production under Wallace plan. Michigan State professor J F Cox named head of panel to decide retirements and aid farmers with benefit payments. He will promote tree planting pastures erosion control and soil rebuilding on these lands.
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Washington
Wallace
Michigan
Michigan State College
East’ Lansing
Cox
Cox outlines plans for balanced production and wind breaks
The proposal aims to curb surpluses by restricting crops to home consumption and bluegrass pastures. It notes a shortage of horses and mules, with dairymen seeking protection against over production. In plains states Cox advocates co planting, wind breaks, woodlots, and humidity gains in semi arid regions.
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Cox
Plains States
Three Die In Gas Stove Explosion At Farm Home
A gasoline stove blast at Virgil Comeau farm near Humboldt D. leads to three deaths. Rita Comeau four Dona Comeau two Elizabeth Morman farm employee Mosman died instantly. Comeau children died later at Sioux Falls hospital. Moscow campaign targets shoe heel height over a fraction of an inch amid fashion dictates.
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Rita Comeau
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Mosman
Comeau
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