Stribling gears for July 3 title bid at Cleveland arena
From Conneaut Lake Park to Bainbridge, boxing and golf blur as Stribling trains for the July 3 heavyweight title defense against Max Schmeling. Schmeling rests in Conneaut Lake Park, plays 36 holes, and skims sparring plans as training peaks with 190 pounds weight and a possible inside right uppercut for close quarters.
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Fowald
Gourga Lake
Ohio
Hine
Bill
Hote Park
Bainbridge
Max Schmeling
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Charles Danteley
Schmeling
Jacobs
Max
Primo Garnera Fails to Appear in Boston Boxing Card
Baby Jack Renault of Cambridge defeated Darcy White of New Bedford in a ten round welterweight bout at Braven Field with Renault at 141 pounds and White at 138. Primo Carnera did not show for his scheduled exhibition against three Boston heavyweights, and Arconne A. A. announced it will seek boxing commission action to suspend him.
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Boston
Jack Renault
Cambridge
Darcy White
New Bedford
Braven Field
Renault
White
Primo Carnera
Arconne A. A
Boxing Commission
Don Beaten On Mat By Veteran Ira Darn Don Beaten On Mat By Veteran Ira Darn
In Boise on June 22, Ire Dern of Salt Lake City defeated Nin Arnoldy of Barcelona in two falls of three with an air plane spin and a reverse headlock after a ten minute arm scissors duel. Detton also won over Bob Niter with two falls and a reverse headlock. Bobby Sampson pinned Happy Bartlett with a body slam.
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Boise
Iggho
Ire Dern
Salt Lake City
Nin ¢'Arnoldy
Barcelona
Spain
Dean Detton
Bob Niter
Nebraska
Wy Hodr Elem
Bobby Sampson
Happy Bartlett
Montena
Finn and Hattie in Marlow film star cast
All star cast from Mr and Mrs Had dock abroad film adapted by Paramount with Leon Errol ZaSu Pitts and Mitzi Green in key roles. The two day Marlow theater engagement opens today featuring Finn and Hattie in Europe adventures with Jackie Leori Lilyan Toshman and a comic train departure, hotel capers, and Paris mischief.
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Donald Ogden Stewart
Mre. Haddock
Paramount
Leon Errol
ZaSu Pitts
Cen “Haddocks
Htle Mitzi Green
Marlow Theater
Finn and
Hattie
Europe
Haddocky
Mital
New York
Jackie Leori
Tom Sawyer
Lilyan Toshman
Finn
Paris
Mitzi
Mital Green
Jackie Seal
Leon Errol Zasu Pitts
Green
Jackie Sears
Shields Looms at Net in England at Wimbledon
London June 22 Frank Shields of New York looms as likely successor to Tilden in Wimbledon opening round. He defeated Dr P D Spence 6 1 1 2 and led a parade of American Davis Cup hopefuls. Cochet and Maupin fell to Sharpe and Rogers in surprising upsets as play began.
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London
Great Britain
Frank Shields
New York
Big Hall ‘Tilden
Henri Corbettone
Nigel Sharpe
Jean Borotta
P D BR. Spence
Center
Tannis
France
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
John van Rye
George Loli, Jr
Cochet
Gregory Maupin
Newark
N. J
George Lyttleton Rogers
Mangin
Rogers
Hillig and Pilot Prepare for Atlantic Flight
Otto Hillig, Liberty photog, and Halitta Hoidtls groom Liberty for a transatlantic jump from Harbor Grace Newfoundland. They arrived at 4:25 a.m. local time after a Friday night stop in St John, N B following an 800 mile hop from Menetorboro New Jersey.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Denmark
Otto Hillig
Forger Hoidtls
Liberty
Tonfght
Hillig
N.Y
Halitta
Marbor Grace Field
St. John
N. B
Teterboro
N. J
Wesley Ketchell Wins From Firpo of Idaho
Portland, June 22 Wesley Ketchell, Portland light heavyweight, won a 10 round decision over Young Firpo of Burke Idaho in the main event. Ketchell floored Firpo twice in the first round and once in the second, with Firpo counted once and later nine counts. Ketchell took four rounds to Firpo's three with three even rounds. Ketchell weighed 165 1-2 pounds to Firpo 172.
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Portland
Ore
Wesley Ketchell
Young Firpo
Burke
Idaho
Ketchell
Firpo
Jett
International League scores and standings snapshot
Montreal defeated Jersey City 2 to 6 while Buffalo beat Newark 5 to 6. Rockeater earned a 9 to 6 victory over Baltimore. Toronto and Reading posted 6 to 4 results, rounding a compact league update with multiple games and team names.
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Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Rockeater
Baltimore
Toronto
Reading
Bole Leanings At Columbus In Golf Trials For Hagen Team
The Columbus state club reported a tough qualifying round for Walter Hagen’s team with Americans tying for spots. Charles Whitcombe led at 145, while Johnny Golden and Billy Burkey chased, and several notables trailed, as contenders battled over 72 holes at Seloto.
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Columbus
Charles Whitcombe
Tofay
Seloto
Walter Hagen
Witty Cox
Brooklin
Charles Hilgendorf
Detroit
Johnny
Rumblings in French Chamber Over German Reparations
France weighs President Hoover's move as a generous act amid U.S. financial strain while deputies in Paris warn against suspending unconditional reparations under the Young plan. Briand consultation questions surface as officials assess the far reaching political and economic impact.
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Oldululs
France
Foreigen
Hoover
United States
of Netata
Chamber of Deputies
Austria
Louis Marin
Briand
Briand Dsd
Washington
Unclear 1919 Athletic Associations Names Amid City Entries
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple city names including Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Columbus Milwaukee and Milwaukee entries. Names such as Thomas Peters Horne Hall Smith Riddle Griffin Ferguson Rahhe Cooney Devmer Prudhonnae Murphy Van Atta Bream Fenner Parmalee Rose Desautels Jonnard Manion Penner Thompson appear without coherent context or events.
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Kansas City
Aeriy
Thomas
Peters
Horne
Hall
Smith
Riddle
Minneapolis
Sesaecs
Toledo
Honnick
Griffin
Ferguson
Rahhe
Cooney
Devmer
St. Paul v
Columbus
Prudhonnae
Murphy
van Atta
Bream
Fenner
Parmalee
Rose
Desautels
Milwaukee
Lewisville
Jonnard
Manion
Penner
Thompson
Berg Stops Tony Lambert In Eighth Round
Jack Kid Berg, lightweight contender from Britain, stopped Tony Lambert of Newark in the eighth round of a 10 round bout in Newark New Jersey. Berg weighed 125 pounds, Lambert 146, as Lambert was unable to defend himself and the referee halted the match. Also includes scores from Pacific Coast League and other league results with teams such as Sacramento Portland St Joseph Des Moines Wichita Denver Topeka Pueblo Nashville Memphis Birmingham Mahbile Little Rock Chattanooga Oklahoma City Omaha.
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St Joseph
Des Moines
Wichita
Denver
Topeka
Pueblo
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Newark
N. JL
Jack
Kid) Berg
Britten
Tony Lambert
Tambert
Berg
Lambert
Rat engineer killed in smashup near Salt Lake City
James J. Landers, 48, of Midvale Utah, an engineer for the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad, was killed when a passenger train crashed into a freight train south of Salt Lake City early today. The freight crew and passengers escaped injury.
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Salt Lake City
James J. Landers
Midvale
Utah
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Poisoned church luncheon sickens thirty people
June 22 report from Kageey New Odessa notes thirty persons, four seriously, ill from food poisoning traced to chicken sandwiches at a church luncheon Saturday. Dr. J E B Scanton said the home prepared food likely caused the illness amid ongoing investigations.
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Kageey
N. OD
J. EB. Scanton
Program of 1932 Olympic Games at Los announced
Los Angeles announces the 16 day 1932 Olympic program with more than 144 events across 15 sports. Track and field start July 21 and run to August 7, swimming August 1 to 14, with a featured American football demonstration August 8 at the Olympic Stadium.
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Los
Paul Zoimer
Los Angeles
United States
Count de Baillet-Latour
International Olympic Committee
Lausanne
Switzerland
Theag
Chstamportanes
Olympic Stadium
Olympic Utabuum
Olympic Park
Long Beach
Olyon Auditorium
Olympic Auditorium
Armory
Olymioic Park
Akelise
Foose Rowl
Pasadena
Los Angeles Harbor
Olympie
Hiverg Country Club
Muse
Letters From Starr Faithfull Secured In Nassau Inquiry
New York June AP Three letters from Starr Faithfull to Dr Jameson Carr surfaced amid Nassau County probes into her mysterious death. Inspector Caron King released a missive dated June 2 in which Faithfull apologizes for her conduct on the Franconia trip and expresses regret, noting excessive drinking. Faithfull drank on the Franconia May 20 and was found later. her body washed ashore at Gong Beach Long Island on June. Dr Carr, arrived from England with the letters to testify as grand jury hearings continue in Mineola.
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New York
Trie Starr Faithfull
Jameson Carr
Cunard
Nassau County
ABCA
Car
England
Beaton Jesterday
Jias
Caron King
Nasaan
Miss Faithfull
Ar Chery
Tam
Mins Faithfull
Franconia
The Girl in 1827 Aboard the Steamship Auranias
A passenger aboard the Montreal to New York cruise reports a man described the girl as beautiful and intelligent. He professed admiration three times and had seen her on several occasions during the voyage, noting her as a striking presence.
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Auranias
Montreal
New York
Ohio Officer Slain in Akron Battle. One Suspect Captured
Akron, Ohio June 22 Patrolman Forest L. Good was killed in a gun battle with two auto theft suspects. One man, Guat Tang poulis, 35, an ex convict from Walla Walla Washington, was wounded and captured. He refused to name the fleeing companion.
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Akron
Ohio
Forest L. Good
Guat Tangpoulis
Walla Walla
Wash
Good
Akrons
Creaton
Power Commission Adopts Immediate Review For Licenses
Washington, June 22. The power commission will immediately notify the senators and representatives of the states and districts interested about all permit and license applications. The new rule, supported by Commissioners Draper and McNinch, aims to curb delays and reduce democracy surrounding the federal agency. Previously only state governments and municipalities were informed as required by law.
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Washington
The
Power Commission
Draper
McNinch
New Mono Plane Flies San Francisco Round Trip
Los Angeles June 22. G Wilbur Cornelius of Burbank California piloted a newly designed monoplane from Los Angeles to San Francisco and back without using a flight instrument. The open cockpit high wing craft features wings connected to the fuselage by a single steel tube and performs automatic banking via a foot rudder. The Army has introduced sound pictures for instruction.
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Los Angeles
G. Wilbur Cornelius
Burbank
Cal
San Francisco
Cornelius Snid
Troeh Wins Nevada Shoot Unsteady Wind Delays Finals
Reno Nevada June 22 Frank Troeh national champion of Portland Ore won the 1é-yard 200-third event at the second annual Nevada style trapshooting tournament as the final contests ended. He hit 197 despite windy conditions. J C Cotant of Povalelly Idaho took second with 194. Nevada shooters Al Brundidge Reno led with 189 and Henry Rosenbrook Gardenerville 196 to take state runner up. In the handicap shoot G B Wardwell Alturak Calif scored 97 of 100 at 19 yards. Other winners included Frank Troeh 4 yards Jack Nobri Truckee 20 yards and C Fore Lodi 31 yards. Vernot Colquhoun Reno won the state championship handicap. France notes service to over 30 000 communities.
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Reno
Nev
Frank Troch
Portland
Ore
Troeh
J. C Cotant
Povalelly
Idaho
Nevada
al Brundidge
Henry Rosenbrook
Gardenarville
North America
G. BH. Wardwell
Alturak
Cal
Ted
Frank Troeh
Jack Nobri
Truckee
C. Fore
Lodi
Vernot Colquhoun
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Cleveland
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Abram
Schueling
Joe Jacobs
Primo Garnera
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Ira Darn
Sharpe
Pilot
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Frank Walsh
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Hilda McAustin
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Jud Berg
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Harold Brynfolfon
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NEA San Francisco Bureau
Hile
Corneliua Vanderbilt, Jr
Peter Arno
Plana
Werbert Hoover
Neinly
Starr Faithfull
United States Army
Marlow
Ladies’ Prize
Paramount Picture
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Herring Mueier
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