Wood Stages Upset To Defeat Crawford In Davis Cup
Sidney G. Wood Jr and Frank X Shields won the final two singles to defeat Australia 2 0 in the interzone final and advance to the challenge round against England. They will meet England in a five match series starting Saturday and continuing next Monday and Tuesday.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sidney G. Wood, Jr
Frank X. Shields
England
United States
France
Wood
Crawford
Sidney
Shields
McGrath
Love
Navin Sees Greatest Thrills With Tiger Outfit
Detroit owner Frank J. Navin declares his 1984 Detroit Tigers the biggest thrill since 1904. He credits pennant hopes rising as 15 of 22 players are Tiger trained from sandlots and college diamonds.
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Detroit
Frank J. Navin
Detroiters
Hughie Jennings
Navin Field
Navin
Sandiots
College Diamonds
Sarazen Leads Veterans in PGA Play as Youngsters Rise
In Buffalo 25 June Associated Press reports Gene Sarazen opens defense of his PGA title against Herman Barron while 25 year old Bob Crowley leads the youngsters after winning the 36 hole qualifying medal with 67-71-138. The field of 107 was cut to 32 for match play as veterans and new talents mix in the opening round.
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Francis B. Cass
Associated Press
Buffalo
Gene Sarazen
Golders Association
New York
Herman Barron
Portchester
N. Y
Bob Crowley
Dedham
Mass
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Sunbaked Park Club
Walter Hagen
Denny Shute
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Barron
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Frank Ball
Haines Falls
Orville White
Overland
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Cal
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Frank Walsh
Tom Greavy
Albany
John Golden
Ed Dudley
Olin Dutra
Tommy Armour
Harry Cooper
Bill Mehlhorn
Johny Farrell
Horton Smith
Rainey Leaves To View Brown Creek Erosion Project
BE. R. Rainey chief agricultural engineer of project No. 12 of the soil erosion service leaves today on an inspection trip to Wadesboro. He also plans to visit the soil erosion project at Spartanburg to compare with work in the Deep River watershed and will return to the local service offices Friday.
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BE. R. Rainey
The
Soil Erosion Service
Wadesboro
Rainey
Spartanburg
Race Track Blaze Is Under Control
Bowie Maryland July 25 fire destroyed six buildings at the Bowie race track before 14 Southern Maryland Volunteer fire companies brought it under control. The blaze hit three stables a two story frame building an oil house and a feed store and the concrete grandstand was not threatened. No horses were housed in the burned buildings.
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Bowie
Bowie Race Track
Maryland
Senators And Pirates Slump In pennant race
The Washington Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates sank in standings as slumps deepened. Pirates were hammered 9 0 by the Phillies, while the Senators lost 4 1 to the White Sox. Roy Parmelee and Clarence Phillips starred for the opponents. The Cubs and Giants pulled away in the NL as Detroit and Cleveland won.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Bucs
Phillies
Sylvester Johnson
Boston
Senators
White Sox
Roy Parmelee
Tigers
Red Sox
Clarence Phillips
Parmelee
Florida Motor Car Ownership Grows Impromptu
About one fifth of the population in Florida owns motor cars, reflecting early adoption of personal vehicles and rising mobility across the state.
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Florida
First internal combustion vehicle by Carl Benz
The first road vehicle propelled by internal combustion was built by Carl Benz in Mannheim Germany in 1885.
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Carl Benz
Mannheim
Germany
Counterfeit Money Rules and Bank Handling
The text states that any person who receives counterfeit money is the loser unless they unknowingly pass it on. Banks do not reimburse counterfeit bills or coins but will confiscate them when presented.
Right name changes tangle in Litvinoff family history
The article traces Maxim Litvinoff's alias as Finklestein and notes the family's Wallach connection. It explains the Litvinoff surname was adopted after the Russian Revolution, detailing its evolving identity within the family lineage.
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Maxim Litvinoff
Finklestein
Wallach
Litvinoff
Indians in World War numbers hinge on service shares
About 10,000 American Indians served in World War I with roughly 8,000 in the Army and the remainder in the Navy.
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Navy
Seeded Player Eliminated in North Carolina Open
In Asheville on July 25 the North Carolina open tennis tournament saw only one seeded player fall in the second round. George Ball of El Paso Texas, seed No. 3 and fifth nationally among juniors, was defeated by Robert Lake of Birmingham Alabama 6 3 7 9 3 6. Other seeds advanced as play continued with men's doubles, women's singles doubles and mixed doubles on the slate.
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Asheville
George Ball
el Paso
Tex
Texas
Robert Lake
Birmingham
Ala
Fragmentary Text Row from Unknown Source
The readable parts show scattered letters and numbers with no coherent event or names. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Results Yesterday In Regional Soccer Scores
Yesterday’s results show Charlotte defeated Asheville 5 to 1 and Norfolk beat Richmond 7 to 0. Greensboro triumphed over Wilmington 7 to 5 in a high scoring match.
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Charlotte
Asheville
Norfolk
Richmond
Greensboro
Wilmington
Games Today Across NBA Courts
Chicago faces Brooklyn. Cincinnati visits Boston. St. Louis plays New York. Pittsburgh travels to Philadelphia.
Baseball results from yesterday show several lopsided games
Yesterday's scores list New York ,$ St Louis 0 and Boston 4, Cincinnati 3. Chicago 6, Brooklyn 3. Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 0. Outcomes highlight strong performances by Philadelphia and Boston while St Louis and Brooklyn faltered.
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New York
St. Louie
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates Glancing Lead In Piedmont League Race
Wilmington's Pirates clung to a half game lead in the Piedmont league pennant chase as Greensboro beat them 7 to 0. Charlotte Bantams narrowed the gap by defeating Asheville 1 to 0, while Cecil Spiller of Norfolk pitched a no run no hit shutout of Richmond 7 to 0. The three day series ends in Greensboro with Asheville at Charlotte and Richmond at Norfolk.
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Wilmington
Pirates
Greensboro Patriots
Bantams
Asheville
Cecil Spiller
Norfolk
Richmond Colts
Greensboro
Richmond
Major League Leaders Including Yesterday's Games
National League leaders include P Waner Pirates 862 and Terry Giants 860 for batting. Medwick Cardinals 77 runs and Vaughan Pirates 75. Ott Giants 100 RBIs and Berger Braves 77. Allen Phillies 1313 hits and Berger Braves 12 percent. Martin Cardinals 15 stolen bases and Bartell Phillies 12. J Dean Cardinals 18 3 and Frankhouse Giants Schumacher 14 5. American League Manush Senators 86 Gehringer Tigers 89 runs. Cronin Senators 85 RBIs. Manush Senators 145 hits. Gehringer Tigers 133. Greenberg Tigers 37 doubles. Gehringer Tigers and Miaila ush Senators 34. Chapman Yankees 11 triples. Manush Senators 10. Foxx Athletics 82 home runs with Johnson Athletics and Gehrig Yankees 28.
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Pirates
Terry
Giants
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Ott
Berger
Braves
Allen
Phillies
Martin
Bartell
J. Dean
Frankhouse
Schumacher
Manush
Senators
Ae Gehringer
Tigers
Gehringer
Werber
Red Sox
Gehring
Yankees
Cronin
Greenberg
Miailaush
Chapman
Foxx
Athletics
Johnson
Gehrig
Games Today Nets at Wizards and More
Washington plays Chicago. New York meets St. Louis. Boston faces Detroit. Philadelphia travels to Cleveland.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit Beats Boston 6 to 3 in Scores
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 3 while Cleveland routs Philadelphia 10 to 6 Chicago wins 4 to 1 over Washington and St Louis tops New York 4 to 2 in major league action.
Sports Scores From Weekend Games
Knoxville tied Chattanooga 3 3 2 2. Atlanta 3ashville 2. New Orleans won 7 to Birmingham 0.
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L Pet
New Orleans
Memphis Bi
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Knoxville
Steee
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Stolen Bases Show Werber and Fox in Sox Tigers Duel
Werber of the Red Sox stole 22 bases while Fox added 20 for Detroit as Gomez of the Yankees allowed 15 while Marberry of the Tigers gave up 3 runs.
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Werber
Red Sox
Fox
Tigers
Outdoor Labor Union Meeting Set for July 26
The Central Labor Union announces the second outdoor gathering on Thursday July 26 at 7 30 P M on the corner of South Main and East Green streets All workers are urged to attend as AF of L affiliated locals will be present to aid in organizing by craft Frank E Walsh of the United Garment Workers and Henry I Adams of the American Federation of Hops workers will be the principal speakers
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Central Labor Union
Unons
American Federation of Labor
South Main
East Green Streets
American Foderation of Labor
Frank E. Walsh
United Garment Workers
Henry I. Adams
Boxing results from three city shows reported
In Hartford Bat Sattalino outpointed Packie Davis in a 10 rounder. In Cleveland Patsy Perroni outpointed Johnny Risky over 10 rounds. In Tarpe Florida Tommy Cancela stopped Al Morre in five rounds.
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Associated Press
Atford
Conn
Bat Sattalino
Hartford
Packie Davis
Cleveland
Patsy Perroni
Boston
Johnny Risky
Angeles
Tommy Cancela
Tarpe
Fla
al Morre
Burbank
Cal
Stars rally to beat Dodgers in tight finish
Charley Grimm delivered a cube hit homer with two on to drive in the winning run against the Dodgers. Sam Rice had three hits and three runs scored with two RBIs in a Indians victory over the Athletics. Harland Clift collected a single a double and a triple against the Yankees driving in the winning runs. Les Tietje starred for the White Sox limiting the Senators to six hits and one runner to second. Clarence Phillips helped the Tigers by relieving with four hits allowed in 4 1-3 innings against the Red Sox.
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Carl Fischer
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Yankees
Browns
New York
Earl Combs
Harland Clift
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Giants
van Mungo
Dodgers
Bill Lee
Old Flint Rhemn
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Monte Pearson
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Philadelphia
Charley Grimm
Sam Rice
Athletics
Les Tietje
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Senators
Clarence Phillips
Tigers
Red Sox
Shake-Up Rumors Hit Reds Ranks in Cincinnati
Rumors and reports claim the Cincinnati Reds will overhaul their lineup this week. Alex Kampouris is reportedly purchased to join as a star second baseman, with Bob O Farrell stepping down as playing manager and Charley Jessen slated to take over next spring after leading Nashville since 1932.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Alex Kampouris
Sacramento
Reds
Bob O'Farrell
Charley Jessen
Nashville Nine
Hines Upsets Parker As Seabright Bowls Near Semis
Wilmer Hines of Columbia South Carolina defeats No. 3 seed Frankie Parker 6-2 6-4 to advance in the 47th Seabright tennis bowls in Not Upset, New Jersey. Other results include John McDiarmid beating Gene Mako 6-1 3-6 6-4 and Henry Prusoff defeating Donald Budge 8-6 3-6 6-4.
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N. J
Seabright
Frankie Parker
Lawrenceville
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Wine
Alao
Parker
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Donald Budge
Oakland
Cal
Henry Prusoff
Seattla
Wilmer Allison
Bryan Grant
Hines
Berkeley Well
Gregory S. Mangin
John Vamn Ryn
McDiarmid
New European Knit Hack Lights Tip Needle
A new European novelty features a knitting needle tipped with a small electric light. Batteries are housed in the stem for portable illumination during needlework.
Canton Motor Care Rules Limit Speeds and Smoking
In Canton motor care rules set a maximum travel speed of 15 miles per hour and prohibit drivers from smoking or talking with passengers while driving.
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Canton
Roosevelt Sees Record Volume of Messages As President
Since assuming office President Roosevelt has received more than 22,900 telegrams and 1,620,000 letters, reflecting vast public communication and official correspondence handled by the administration.
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Roosevelt
Dressen's Reds Career Ends with Unconditional Release
Southern Association notes Dressen moved to the Reds from St. Paul in 1925 and stayed until 1931 when he was released unconditionally.
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Southern Association
Dressen
Reds
St. Paul
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