Schmeling and Stribling Set for Cleveland Showdown
United Press dispatch from Cleveland notes Max Schmeling and Willie Stribling arrive in prime condition for their heavyweight title clash at Cleveland Stadium next Friday night. Optimism runs high from promoters and fans alike, with forecasts of a possible knockout as both camps claim the crown will be retained or wrested. The local public is stirring after a slow start to rally behind the bout.
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American hope fades as Mrs Harper ousted at Wimbledon
U S woman Mrs Lawrence A Harper, top American player, loses to Betty Nuthall 6 4 6 2 in Wimbledon singles. Nuthall, a British star, asserts dominance while Helen Jacobs advances to quarter finals with a decisive win over Mrs L A Godfree of England.
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Ryder Cup Ends Deep Contested With U S Victory
The United States Ryder cup team defeats Great Britain 9 to 3 at Scioto Country Club Columbus to reclaim the trophy. Britain wins one doubles and two singles as intense play and conceded putts mark the final matches.
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SchmelIng Stribling Close To Same Size In Pitchers Duel
In a tight match at Ebbets Field Brooklyn Robins beat St Louis Cardinals 7 0 in game one and 4 3 in game two. Key plays include Lombardi scoring Finn on a ninth inning single and Babe Phelps holding the Cardinals to two hits in the opener. Attendance around 38 000.
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Gallant Knight Peabody Winner at Washington Park
Gallant Knight a 4 year old son of Bright Knight carried Audley farm silks to win the 10000 Fran cis S Peabody memorial handicap at Washington Park Track. The mile and a furlong was run in 2 04 4 5 close to the track record with 123 pounds top weight. Satin Suar finished second and Mike Hall third. Paul Bunyan was the other starter.
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Special Opportunity for Hotel and Casino Investment
Group of businessmen hold license and location for the largest hotel and casino in the state. Opportunity for one or two men with funds to invest and make a fortune. All replies confidential with references and invested amount. Box F Las Vegas Age.
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