Old Will Vanklaveran Battles Petrolle at Polo Grounds
Billy Vanklaveran faces Billy Petrolle in a ten round bout at the Polo Grounds. The Dutch contender Bep Van Klaveran, fast and tireless, may trouble the aging Will Billings in a test of stamina and speed. The winner eyes an outdoor title match against McLarnin later this summer.
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New York
Billy Petrolle
Bep van Klaveran
Holland
Polo Grounds
Jimmy McLagnin
Barney Ross
Chicago
Chica- Roan
Tony Canzoneri
van Klayran
Billy
Bep
McLarnin
Oklahoma Beer Vote Triggers National Guard Show of Force
Oklahoma City July 12 The state voted by about two to one to legalize beer but Governor William H Murray moved to block celebrations. He sent National Guard troops to guard about 50 freight cars of 3.2 percent beer in railway yards and said he would not permit opening until he proclaims beer legalized. The latest tally followed a special election result.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahom
William H. Murray
National Guard
Fox
Railrad
Daily
Oklahoman
atGuymon
Trinidad
Louana
Oklahoma
Seventh
Jackson
Harmon
Texas
Jackson County
Missouri
Ottawa
Washington
Tulsa
Ottawa County
Tulsa County
Oklahoma County
Muskogee
Harper
Washita
Alfalfa
Grant
Kiowa
Custer
Woods
Garfield County
Cleveland County
University of Oklahoma
Gene Mako Faces Pete Petrolle For National Net Crown
The 17 year old USC sophomore Gene Mako, born in Budapest, seeks the national tennis title as Ellsworth Vines Jr steps down. Mako has dominated Southern California junior events and defeated by Vines previously in Ojai, while balancing studies in international relations at USC amid a surge of strong regional players.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Glendale
Calif
Southern California
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Gene Mako
University of Southern California
Mako
California
Stoeffen
Gledhill
Lester Stoefen
Natonally
Keith Gledhill
Jack Tidball
Elbert Lewis
Vines
Gene
Griffith Park
Ojai Valley
Budapest
Hungary
Rogers Park
Seattle
Pottery Plant No 4 Opens at Newell West Virginia
Partial operations begin at Homer Laughlin China Company plant No 4 in Newell near East Liverpool Ohio as overflow orders from at capacity plants require additional output.
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Newell
Liverpool
Homer Laughlin China Company
W. Va
Miss Sachs Falls in Longwood Tennis Upset
Brookline, July 12. Marjorie Sachs of Cambridge, ranked tenth nationally, lost to Mrs. Deloy Thiapson of Washington, Pa, 6 2 6 0 in the opening match of the Longwood women's invitation tournament. Theodosi a Smith of Pasadena defeated Helen Fulton of Winnetka, 6 1 6 2 6 1. Josephine Cruickshank of Santa Ana had a 6 0 6 1 win over Rosamond Newton of Brookline.
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Brookline
Mass
Marjorie Sachs
Cambridge
Theodosia Smith
Pasadena
Cal
Helen Fulton
Winnetka
Miss Fulton
California
Josephine Cruickshank
Santa Ana
Rosamond Newton
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Sane Ie
Paver
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across Clues Reconstructed
A scrambled puzzle page listing clues across and down with numbers mixed in, including references to animals, foods, and places. The readable portions show a mix of definitions, wordplay hints, and scattered names like MIAIRIE and RSS, suggesting a newspaper filler puzzle with partial illegible text and jumbled entries.
Standings and results for baseball yesterday and today
Yesterday in the National League Boston defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 3 and Chicago beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 with Philadelphia winning 2 and Cincinnati winning in eleven innings. Today schedule includes Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago and more. In the American League Chicago beat Washington 9 to 3 and New York edged St Louis 5 to 4 while Philadelphia beat Cleveland 6 to 4. Other scores include Boston 2 Detroit 1 and Baltimore 3 Montreal 4 in sixteen innings.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Lous
Women advance as Longwood Bowl play resumes after breaks
In the American Association several teams posted records as play continued. Carolin Babcock of Los Angeles, top seed, defeated Claire Smith of Branford 6-2 6-3 in the second round, while Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn of Orange, seeded fourth, beat Celia Riegel 6-2 6-3.
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Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Claire Smith
Branford
Baseball Leaders From Yesterday Report
Campbell and Lazzeri pace home runs with Yankees stars Ruth Gehrig and Walker among top marks. Foxx tops Athletics while Kein leads Phillies in combined American and National totals across the league standings.
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Campbell
Browns
Lazzeri
Yankees
Walker
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Gehrig
Kein
Phillies
Ian Braves
Babe Ruth
Bill Hallahan
Cotiskey Park
Chicago
Gehringer
Detroit
Bambino
Lou Gehrig
Associated Press
Foxx Rises to Second in AL Batting With Three Hits
Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics collected three hits in four at bats to lift his average five points to .369 and move into second in the American League batting race among the Big Six. Al Simmons was the only other Big Six player to gain, picking up two hits in four trips to the plate to reach .335.
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Jimmie Foxx
al Simmons
Bud Tinning Breaks Diet and Rises with Cubs
Bud Tinning, once mocked for fat, trims weight from 230 to lean muscle and wins seven straight starts for the Chicago Cubs as they surge toward the pennant race. He shed appetite and embraced harder work after spring training at Catalina Island, turning public ribbing into pivotal pitching success.
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Catalina Island
Charlie Grimm
Andy Lotshaw
Rays
California Sun
Lotshaw
Grimm
Bud
Guy Bush
Two Killed in Train Mishap at Camden-on-Gauley
In Richwood on July 12 a motor speeder crashed into a locomotive at McCarty's siding near Camden-on-Gauley, killing Charles Brown and Harry Perrine, both 35 and 45 respectively, from Camden-on-Gauley. Passenger E O Starss, 45, was seriously injured and conductor W E Nordick sustained a minor head injury.
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Richwood
Charles Brown
Harry Perrine
Camden-on-Gauley
McCarty
Ballard Coal Company Chartered for Madison Mine
Form coal company Charleston July 12 a charter to operate a coal mine near Madison Boone county was granted to Ballard Coal Company of Red House capitalized at 10000 Incorporators are J K P and R M Ballard all of Red House J Ballard said work will be provided for about 50 men within two months.
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Charleston
Madison
Boone County
Ballard Coal Company
Red House
J. K
R. M. Ballard
Ballard
Notable Injury Report From Richwood Hospital
A man is listed as improving at Richwood hospital after sustaining a badly cut hand and shoulder and multiple cuts and bruises to the head and body. The incident leaving him hospitalized follows an event detailed in local police or casualty notes. Further condition updates were not provided.
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Richwood
New All Star Event Considered in Baseball Plans
A proposed all-star interleague game may return before the World Series era. The plan includes an eligible players game, a field day for major and minor leagues, and an old timers game to share receipts and add carnival appeal.
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Frir
One Killed Four Hurt In Auto Accident
Annapolis Md July 11 George Akridge 19 of Washington was fatally injured and five other Washington people were injured in a head on collision about four miles from Davidsonville. Akridge died en route to the emergency hospital. He did not regain consciousness. Miss Violet Strasser was in the hospital with a severe head injury riding in the front.
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Annapolis
George Akridge
Washington
Davidsonville
Akridge
Violet Strasser
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Will
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