Athletes Gather for Denver Meet Headlines
In Denver, about 200 athletes gather for the Amateur Athletic Union track championships amid focus on the senior class. Villages speak of Sabin Carr’s dethronement as Seth Williams and Jack Williams prime rivals in pole vault, while Hoya of Ohio State Simpson withdraws after a tendon injury in trials.
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Americans Chase Titles in Wimbledon Semis
Seven days of play in the British tennis championships find Americans still in contention for four of five titles. In men singles Bill Tilden faces Henri Cochet in a semifinal, as Borotta of France plays Bunny Austin of England. In doubles, Tilden and Allison Van Byrt advance to the semifinals with Collins and Gregory, while Miss Wills and Hunter also vie for spots in the mixed and women’s draws.
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Hartnett Still Hitting For Cubs In Chicago
Chicago fans note Leo Hartnett remains the Cubs catcher though he seldom works behind the plate this season. His batting eye has shone at key moments, including a tying hit in the ninth inning of a 5 to 4 win over Cincinnati. Hartnett recently visited a doctor in Akron for an arm issue, but throwing attempts remain limited due to pain.
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Inter-sectional team tennis event slated at Chicago club
Outstanding players from all sections will compete in the Inter sectional Team tennis tournament at the Chicago Town and Country club July 11-14. Teams from East South Mississippi Valley Midwest and California will field two singles matches and one doubles contest each on an elimination format. Strong participants named include Seligson McMauliff Murgy Jr. Gledhill and Berkeley Hell with others to be chosen.
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Cochet Scores Victory Over Big Bill Tilden
Henri Cochet of France defeated Bill Tilden in straight sets in the Wimbledon semi finals in England. The match marked Cochet's most lopsided win over Tilden, as Tilden failed to win more than ten games. George Lott and John Hennessey won their doubles quarter final, giving the United States three teams in the semi finals.
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Southwestern heavyweight title bout ends in Oklahoma win
Babe Hunt of Ponca City defeats Angus Snyder in a 12 round decision at Tulsa to claim the regional heavyweight supremacy. The victory marks Hunt's second win over Snyder, with one prior decision and a draw in their series, as judge Dave Barry of Chicago casts the verdict. The card also lists several other bantamweight and middleweight bouts across Chicago Boston Milwaukee and Los Angeles with mixed outcomes.
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Mission Hills meets western amateurs open at July meet
The Mission Hills event features entrants such as Jones and Aylward with Jones posting a 34 score in the second ward and a 11 layed first round. Other notes include Bobby Jones planning to play in the British Open and Amateur next year and Del Monte hosting the national amateur in September.
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Wheat climbs as Canadian heat shocks demand and drought bite
Chicago prices for wheat surged to new highs amid Canadian heat and drought across the Dakotas Nebraska Montana and Colorado. Oats gained up to 12 cents with some declines. Cattle and hogs showed mixed moves as buyers hesitated before the holiday, while deliveries and futures activity reflected cautious optimism in a tight market.
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Market notes on livestock and crops and New York stocks
The page documents livestock prices for cattle and sheep, noting weight classes and quality like good and choice, with steers and cows priced. It also covers grain futures, hay markets in Kansas City, produce prices, and a Wall Street snapshot citing heavy utility stock selling, call money moves, and steel trade data for June.
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Iron Age
Stock Market Reaches New Highs Amid Broad Rally
The market shows broad gains with many steel and industrial names hitting fresh records. Union Carbide and General Electric rise to new highs while the railroad group pushes higher with Jersey Central and Norfolk & Western advancing. Utility stocks fall modestly as the market pace slows.
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Leavenworth Considers Changes to Dog Ordinance
Leavenworth may revise its dog at large rules after a council investigation into current provisions. A Kansas City style ordinance is cited where dogs must be licensed and owners liable for damages. The city may adopt elements from that ordinance. Paris supports New York on traffic issues as congestion and remedies appear on second Street and Broadway.
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