World champion swimmer to sponsor water carnival
Myrtle Huddleston, famed Catalina Channel conqueror and record holder, visits Las Vegas to sponsor a water carnival at Lorenzi Lake pool. The event, free training and a small Sunday fee, features heats, races, balloon and boat contests, with Huddleston in attendance and accompanied by her son.
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Myrtle Huddleston
Catalina Channel
Las Vegas
Lorenzi Lake
Huddleston
Fially
Delray
Florida
Bronx
N. Y
Coney Island
Paris
Rockaway Beach
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Had
Yesdleston
Morse
John
Taylor
Tom Malone
Sean Aceslitenes
Reno
Richard A
Dole
Stanford
James A. Dole
Hawaiian Pineapple Company
Maury MacManus Johnson
City Plumbing
Specter
San Jose
Sailor Nebbies to Sub for Bitto in Legion Main Event Tonight
Sailor Nebbies will substitute for Joe Bitto in the main event at the Legion area tonight after Bitto takes a runout on Mickey Weliseo due to a sore hand. Matchmaker Burns will confirm Bitto's manager to the California boxing commission for investigation. Nebbies, a Filipino glove thrower, is set to clash with the local champion, with Mervin Hunt meeting Bailey in a six round semi final and Walker anchoring a four round battle. Show starts at 8 30.
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Sailor Nebbies
U. S
Oklahoma
Joe Bitto
Legion Area
Bitto
Mickey Weliseo
George Burns
California Boxing Commission
Sailor Nebries
Bito
Wallace
Mervin Hunt
Bailey
Hunting
Santa Cruz
Morse
Dick Swartz
Tulsa
Campolo Wins Technical Knockout in Newark Bout
Victorio Campolo, South American heavyweight contender, defeated Big Bill Hartwill of Kansas City by a technical knockout in the third round of a ten round match in Newark New Jersey tonight.
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Newark
N. J
Victorio Campolo
Big Bill Hartwill
Kansas City
Chicago Maroons pitcher Henshaw conquers Big Ten with eight straight wins
Roy Henshaw, a Chicago Maroons pitcher, began the season struggling but after Pat Page took charge of Chicago's bats, Henshaw delivered an unorthodox underhand delivery that baffled opponents. He won eight straight decisions including two doubleheaders against Minnesota and Indiana, marking a historic feat in the Big Ten.
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Chicago
Roy Henshaw
Maroons
Pat Page
University of India
Shaw
Henshaw
Hlinois
Page
Minnesota
Indiana
Moving pictures by radio to begin in New York
Columbia Broadcasts plans regular six hour daily television transmissions by June 15 using transmitting and scanning equipment at its New York headquarters. Natalie Towers named television girl for the chain. Tests will cover metropolitan reception and studio production, directed by E. K. Cohan.
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C.E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Columbia
Natalie Towers
York
E. K. Cohan
Former champ Tommy Ryan recalls boxing past amid business life
In a Sidelines column by Brian Bell, 61 year old Tommy Ryan, once welterweight champion, recounts a brutal assault, boasts of businesses in Culver City, and reflects on boxing’s decline. He notes a 7 round win over Danny Needham for $2,000, and questions today’s sport with short bouts and large purses.
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Tommy Ryan
M Ove
Culver City
Tam
Yan
Ryans
Ryan
Danny Needham
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Coney Island
Syracuse
N. Y
California
Con Dion
Minneapolis
Deputies Freed on Bond in Mexican Student Shootings
Ardmore Oklahoma June 11 deputies William Guess Cecil Crosby and another deputy sheriff charged with murder in connection with the fatal shooting of two Mexican students earlier this week were released on bonds of 25000 each and await trial.
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Ardmore
Okla
U.ric
Wm. Guess
Cecil Crosby
Mrs Buol Here for Conference in Las Vegas
Mrs. Mary Stillwell Buol assistant director of the agricultural extension division at the University of Nevada arrived in Las Vegas from Reno yesterday for a few days of conference with Orpha A. Miller on home economic extension work in Lincoln and Clark counties.
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Mary Stillwell Buol
The
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
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Reno
Hurling Ace Cecil Patrick Caraway Stuns Grins for Sox
Cecil Patrick Caraway, the six foot two Texan nicknamed Cecil the Seed, has transformed from comic wind up to ace of the Chicago White Sox pitching staff. Once mocked for a slow fastball, he now retires American league batters with an unpredictable delivery and sharp control, drawing laughs from Manager Daniel Bush as he dominates spring games.
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Cecil Patrick Caraway
Chicago
Pat
Sox
Caraway’s four-game stretch yields 17 hits
Caraway totaled 17 hits across four consecutive games, averaging about four and a half hits per contest. The run underscores a hot streak and solid hitting approach for the team.
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Caraway
Legion Officer Starts Campaign for Nevada Commander
Ely November 11 Riordan aero nautical officer for the Nevada American Legion and member of White Pine post No 3 has announced his candidacy for department commander at the state convention in Carson City this August He will be endorsed by the southern district of Nevada including Caliente Las Vegas Gill and Ely.
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Ely
Francis Riordan
American Legion
Department of Nevada
White Pine Post No. 3
State Cooyeation
Arson City
Riordan
Roy Persson
Winnemucca
Nevada
Caliente
Las Vegas
Gill and
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Star Aquatic Commission
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Lorenzi Carnival
Carson City
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Nevada Public Service Commission
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