Guardsman of the Czar Invades Nevada Ring Showdown
Count Karl Micheloff a Russian wrestling import clashes with Frenchie Leavitte in a finish match at the Lezion stadium tomorrow night. Micheloff, famed as the greatest in Nevada, faces Leavitte the iron man of 1 000 holds in a battle of power versus scientific grappling. Also featured is Mountain John Erickson against Young ee of Des Moines with Boulder dam fans expected to pack the arena. Tiger Joe Williams referees the double main event.
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Count Karl Micheloff
Russia
Frenchie Leavitte
Lezion
Count Karl
Nevada
America
Leavitte
Vegas
Micheloft
Beaneater Michelef
Boston
Legion
Frenchie
Count Micheloff
Boulder Dam
Mountain John Erickson
Young Eee
Des Moines
Iowa
Erickson
Tiger Joe Williams
St. Paul
Shikat
Steinke
Boulder Canyon
Ericks
Frank Gotch
Middlewest
Mento
Paris Keeps Cool With Chiffon Muffs Fashion Note
Paris features summer muffs made of chiffon petals to pair with evening gowns. The article describes the muffs worn on one arm like a sleeve during dancing. It also notes Gov James Rolph pitched in a Coast League game in Sacramento with the umpire calling the first ball a strike.
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Paris
James Rolph
Sacramento
Ump
Harris Back at Second Base to Bolster Tigers
An athletic report notes Harris resuming second base duties in a move to strengthen the Detroit Tigers lineup. The article frames this as a strategic adjustment aimed at boosting defense and offense as the season progresses.
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Harris
Tigers
Hack Makes Major League Turn From Bank Clerk To Star Third Baseman
Stanley Hack, once a Sacramento Pacific Coast league prospect, earned a leave of absence to try baseball’s highest level. In weeks he hit .355 with top speed and solid fielding, proving his nerve and hitting eye as he climbed toward majors. Other players noted include Hill, Freitas, Cox, Rhiel, Barbee, and Holland as potential callups, while a Polish decree limits parrot imports.
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Stanley Hack
Hack
Sacramento Club
Senators
Lou Moreing
Hank Panning
Seattle
Hill
Hollywood
Tony Freitas
Sacramento
Frank Cox
Bill Rhiel
Brooklyn
Boston
Rhiel
Portland
Spencer Abbott
Philadelphia
Athletics
Dave Barbee
Dutch Holland
Old Man Trouble Entertains Trans Mississippi Tourists
Minneapolis notes the Trans Mississippi golf tournament opening June 15 at Golden Valley with Old Man Trouble as a feared entrant. Entries include McCrary Des Moines Maytag Newton Goodwin and others from St. Louis Milwaukee Quincy Chicago Ottumwa and Iowa. Course hazards on holes two ten and fourteen loom as University of Washington claims Pacific Northwest titles in track baseball tennis and rowing this spring.
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Minneapolis
Golden Valley
Robert McCrary
Des Moines
Iowa
Fred Maytag
Newton
Johnny Goodwin
Bobby Jones
Pebble Beech
James Manion
St. Louis
Billy Sixty
Gus
Mader
Milwaukee
C. L. Weems
Allen Oakley
Quincy
Ill
James L. Garard
William H. Croft, Jr
Chicago
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
The
University of Washington
Pacific Northwest
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Frenchy Leavitte
Washington Ee
Stewart
Coffma
Farrell
Crowder, Brown and Spencer
New York
Young Gotch
Pittsburgh
Clark Maid Lopez
Spencer and Phillips
Ann
American Nak
Cleveland
Ferrell
Brown and Earshaw
Tnnerie — Macra
Longview
Wash
Las Vegas
Ladies and
Reno
Rowan and
Kind
Carson Street
Las Vegas, Nevada
Joe Jinks
Pus-Co
Joe
Fifth Avenue
Pete
China
Shanghai
Siberian
Europe
New Jersey
Bucky
Haarts
Cox
Hazaras
AED Aaa
Lincoln County Records
Pioneer Title Insurance and Trust Company
Fourth Street
New Las Vegas
J. W. Horden
Smoke House
Kell Houssels
A. F. Gilmore
Morgan & Stocker
Fremont Street
Joe Morgan
Monte Carlo
Jean’s
Duart
Marcels
Carson
the Oasis
Boulder Club
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