Jahncke Denies Berlin Games Dismissal Motive
Ernest Tee Jahncke of New Orleans and former assistant secretary of the navy rejects German-sourced reports that his Olympic committee dismissal stemmed from politics. He claims he was ousted for opposing American participation in the Berlin games and accuses Olympic officials of withholding his February letter to Count Latour.
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Texas League Pitchers Shine In Austin Night Show
Texas league action saw Vic Frasier of Dallas win his 11th game as the Steers ran their win streak to seven with a 4 to 1 victory over Beaumont. San Antonio shut out Fort Worth 6 to 0 to swap places, while Tulsa and Galveston each earned 4 to 0 and 4 to 2 wins respectively. Dallas beat Beaumont again 4 to 1, extending their lead to eight games in the standings.
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Gorilla Jones and Art Taylor Draw In Tucson Bout
In Tucson, Gorilla Jones from Los Angeles and Art Taylor from Tucson fought to a draw. In San Francisco, Gaston Le Cadre of France and Bobby Pacho of Los Angeles also drew, while Wade from Peoria out pointed Monk Goldman of Pittsburgh.
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Rain Halts National Junior Tennis Tourney Play
Steady rain in Culver Indiana washed out all play in the national junior and boys tennis tournament. Two rounds in singles and doubles will be played Thursday to clear the way for finals on Saturday.
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Counting Noses by Right and Wrong Appeal
A brief line cites a slogan on ethics in public discourse and names Ernest Lee Jahncke as a related figure. The item presents a moral framing without further context or actions.
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Yankees Rout Red Sox In High Scoring Win
Yankees overpower Red Sox 7 to 2 with Averill, Sullivan producing key hits. Auker allows 5 walks as Allen strikes out 3, while Weatherly and Hale turn double plays to aid the defense. Phillies rout Washington 9 to 6 as Kelley wins. Browns and White Sox split a doubleheader in St Louis, with Chicago taking game one 16 to 4 and St Louis taking game two 9 to 4 before rain shortened action.
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Mangin and Parker Reach Quarterfinals in Meadow Club Doubles
Top seeds Gregory Mangin of Newark and Frankie Parker of Springlake opened their bid for a second doubles bowl title at Meadow Club Southampton by winning two straight sets to advance to the quarterfinals in the team tournament. Their first opponents were Martin.
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Behind the Majors A Reporter’s Portrait of Baseball’s Leaders
A high color snapshot of major league figures from Lou Gehrig to Ford Frick, detailing personalities, moods, and interviewing quirks. The piece profiles players and executives including Mickey Cochrane, Dizzy Dean, Joe Cronin, Joe McCarthy, Pepper Martin, Carl Hubbell, Kenesaw Landis, Will Harridge, and Ford Frick, noting how reporters interact with them and how fame shapes access.
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Owens finishes title conquest with third win
Olympic tryouts left Americans hopeful as Archie San Romani of Frontenac Kansas sprinted from ninth to second in the 1500 meters with a 5% second last lap. Gene Veuzke and Glenn Cunningham also advanced, while Forrest Towns dominated the 110 meter high hurdles. Brundage approved several world marks for federation records but rejected Owens 100 meters time as wind affected.
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League Leaders in National and American Baseball
The Associated Press tallies top season marks across leagues. Mize leads NL batting with 360, Medwick posts 362, Medwick tops NL RBI with 103, Averill leads AL batting at 187, Gehrig 384, Gehrig 128 runs, DiMaggio 11 triples, Gehrig 43 home runs.
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Crackers rally behind Bud Thomas in 4-3 win
Atlanta fans hailed the Crackers 4-3 victory over Knoxville. Bud Thomas returned from a strained arm to pitch effectively, despite Tony Fiorito homering twice for Knoxville. The win tightens Atlanta’s Southern Association lead to five games as Nashville and Little Rock push for positions.
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City League results and playoff meeting set tonight
Cooperative Dairy beat Mobilgas 14 to 3 and National Guard won 12 to 6 over Louisiana Ice. Pan Am Oilers forfeited against Monroe Hardware. Top four teams Adler's Garage Cooperative Daily National Guard and Monroe Hardware plan a 8 o clock editorial room meeting to finalize playoff details and umpire selection.
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Jax Shade Marshals Tight 2 1 Win In Tex Baseball
Jacksonville Jax narrowly beat Marshall Tigers 2 to 1 as Holmes, Barnett, Shoffner and Krole played key roles. Henderson Oilers won 4 to 3 over Kilgore with Dejonghe and Honeycutt homers. Gladewater Bears defeated Tyler Trojans 7 to 5 behind strong hitting and pitching.
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Dodgers win over Phillies fuels cellar race in majors
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Philadelphia 7 3 to move within a half game of seventh place in the National League as Brandt wins, Frey leads with two hits, and Padgett underlines a late surge with a pair of RBIs in a game from Philadelphia.
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Berlin 61 Fi All Olway Attendance Breaks Records
In Berlin the Aug 61 events attract over 1.2 million spectators at the main stadium with final totals approaching 3 million across all competitions. The 100000 seat arena fills daily, sometimes twice or thrice, as crowds share tickets. Gate receipts may reach 600 000 marks, while profits seemingly fail to cover construction and show costs.
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Concordia pairs secure first victory with bases loaded blast
Willard Schuchs slammed a booming triple in the fifth inning with the bases loaded for Concordia, as Nolan Rocke limited the Natchez Indians to seven scattered hits to win 3 to 1 in Ferriday Louisiana.
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Unclear baseball box score notes from 2-8 game
Fragmentary game box shows Devis 1 in 8. Schott 2 in 4. hits by Weaver Walker and Wid. pitching by Behott and Brown. Brown charged with loss. umpires Goetz Reardon Barr. time 2.39.
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Crax Shade Smorkils Knocks Knoxville
Bud Thomas of Atlanta turned in a performance for a crowd in Knoxville Tennessee as beat reporters note a strong showing on August 6.
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Crackers rally past Knoxville for 15th win of the season
The Crackers beat Knoxville 4 to 3 in Wednesday action, collecting nine scattered hits to back a strong team effort. Tony Fiorito drove in all four runs with two home runs while Alex Hooks also homered. Thomas and Galvin worked on the mound with Moss Moon and Bands behind them.
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Seesaw Lookouts Vols Tie In Darkened Classic
In Chattanooga the Lookouts and Vols battled to a 12 12 tie after a nun innings when darkness halted play. Grissom Barnes Hilcher and Peacock joined by Benton Petticolas Chase Lanahan and Holbrook led Chattanooga in a high scoring slugfest that ended the contest. In Memphis Willie Dukes 13th homer and Clay Touchstones late work spurred a 3 1 win over New Orleans as Ralph Winegarner started for the Baby Cakes.
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