Amateur stars prepare for Trans-Mississippi golf at Brook Hollow
Dallas hosts the 34th Trans-Mississippi amateur event at Brook Hollow from June 26 to July 1. Entries include Johnny and George Dawson, Edwin McClure, Rodney Bliss, Walter Emery, Fred Odom, Zell Eaton, Pat Malloy, and Gus Moreland, with potential appearances by Johnny Goodman and Lawson Little. Bernhard Schriever arrived but may not compete. Moreland aims to defend his title for the third straight year.
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Savoldi Captures Two Falls Over Jenkins in Quebec Bout
Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks Michigan defeated George Jenkins of Quebec two falls to none in a 220 pound class match last night. The bout featured a best two of three falls format and highlighted Savoldi’s grappling clinch and aggressive takedowns.
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Oak Grove Lions Rally Past Tallulah in Free-Hitting Win
Oak Grove overcame a seven run Tallulah lead to beat the Indians 12 to 9 here Wednesday. Richbourg relieved Dickson and pitched effectively for Oak Grove after the second inning as the Lions totaled 18 hits to Tallulah’s 14, with A Hazel homering for Tallulah and multiple players driving in runs.
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Cronin Leads Washington In Doubleheader Loss and Win
Joe Cronin, Washington's young manager, shines at the plate with six hits in nine at bats and a timely homer in the second game. The Tigers produced 22 hits but dropped a 11 to 3 loss and a 13 to 11 win in a doubleheader behind pitching by McColl and Gaston with Heving and Crowder also contributing.
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Stars Arrive For Princeton Track Meet
Princeton New Jersey June 14 Two arrivals brought the invited star list to ten for the special invitation track meet this weekend. Ray Sears Butler captain and American indoor two mile record holder arrived with coach Herman Phillips. Tim Ring Holy Cross quarter miler joined the group along with Joe Mangan Cornell who earlier set the outdoor two mile record last July. Mangan’s knee injury improved after ultraviolet treatments and he completed a ten lap practice with Gene Venzke Pennsylvania mile star.
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Braves Blank Cardinals 9-0 in nine inning shutout
Castleman earned the win as the Braves blanked the Cardinals 9 to 0. Kleinhans took the loss despite relief from Kolp, with nine hits off Bowman and strong defense supporting the decisive windup at the park.
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Pirates Rout Dodgers in 15-2 Victory
Pittsburgh crushed Brooklyn 15 to 2 in the second game of the series. Pirates posted 17 hits as they seized control early and never relinquished it.
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Title Bout Draws Global Broadcast For Big Ring Event
The upcoming boxing match attracts large attention with a late rush predicted to exceed any heavyweight title bout since Tunney Dempsey. Wires from ringside will wire the story to the U.S. and Europe, NBC radio will carry the main event. Preliminary fights start at 7 pm and the main bout at 9 pm local time.
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Critics favor Baer for heavyweight title despite mixed views
The consensus of critics and a near unity in California suggests Max Baer will win the championship tonight. Sid Ziff is the lone critic opposing Baer with Carnera, while others from California and midwest outlets tilt toward Baer or Carnera with regional splits reflected in their picks.
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Newsmen Predict Baer Victory Despite Carnera Odds
New York reporters expect Max Baer to win the prize fight as Primo Carnera faces reduced betting support. Wagers show Carnera still in the running but Baer is favored by media amidst growing public interest.
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The Romanoff Dynasty Rules Russia 1613 to 1917
The Romanoff dynasty governed Russia from 1613 to 1917, spanning the end of the Time of Troubles and the fall of the tsarist empire. It established a centuries long imperial lineage led by czars and later emperors until the revolution ended their ruling house.
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Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Bunion Relief
A medicinal oil comes with a money back guarantee if it does not relieve bunion inflammation soreness and pain quickly. It claims two to three applications erase pain in fifteen days and soft corns shrink when used nightly. The ad credits Collens Plimy Collens Five Point Plimy and Collens Thompson as distributors with prompt mail order service.
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