Kopecky Beats Cyclone Hagen In Main Event
Kopecky defeated Cyclone Hagen in the weekly wrestling card main event. He won the first fall in 14 minutes with a crab hold, Hagen claimed the second and third falls in quick succession, and Kopecky secured the final fall with a scissors. The bout featured exchanges near the aisle and a brief interruption by a police officer.
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Jock Hagen
Jeans
Stadium
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Erry
Berry
Hagen
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Sonnenberg
Pecky
Orleanian
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Jackson
P Young Martin
Kansas City
Reverend Walks 42 Miles Daily to Preach in Ardmore
The Rev Blankenship, a 60 year old Baptist minister from near Healdton in western Love County, walks 21 miles from home to hold two services in Ardmore then returns home each day. He occasionally accepts rides from sympathetic motorists.
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Ardmore
Okla
Blankenship
Healdton
Sharkey Carnera Title Fight Looms As Big Boxing Test
The upcoming world heavyweight title bout between Jack Sharkey and Primo Carnera is framed as a pivotal, highly anticipated match. Carnera, towering and powerful, is described as a dangerous contender with a powerful left hand, while Sharkey is portrayed as a seasoned champion with strong resolve and a clear plan to retire undefeated if successful.
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Tex Rickard
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Sharkey
Camera
Primo
America
Cleveland
Leon Lee
Carnera
Willard
Carera
Jack
Campolo
Jose Santa
Santa
Larry Gains
England
Stanley Poreda
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Baer
Poreda
Gene Tunney
Robert Edgren
Chuck Smalling Weds Miss Evelyn Childress in Flora
In Flora Mississippi on June 16 Chuck O Smalling assistant Ole Miss football coach married Miss Evelyn Childress a Flora native and former Miss Ole Miss The ceremony was at First Methodist church and the couple left for a California honeymoon Smalling became a national gridiron figure at Stanford after graduating and returned to Ole Miss to assist Ed Walker.
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Flora
Miss
Chas
Chuck” Smalling
University of Mississippi
Evelyn Childress
Miss Ole Miss
Miss Childress
First Methodist Church
California
Chuck
Stanford University
Ed Walker
Ole Miss
Florida Snap Bean Shipments Set Record
Bean shipments from Florida are forecast to reach a record level this season with around 8 000 cars moving, up from 7 000 last year. Growers and shippers report heavy movement throughout the season.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Florida
Tinning Blanks Pittsburgh 5-0
Pittsburgh suffers a 5-0 defeat as Fallenstein settles the win with 2 1 3 innings. Maranville, Falenstein, Davis, Richards drive hits. Urbanski, Maranville, Jordan turn double plays. Spencer records two strikeouts amid 2 2/3 innings pitched.
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Berger
Richards
Maranville
Falenstein
Davis
Sacrifice
Mowry
Urbanski
Jordan
Critz
Ryan
Shreveport Bunches Defeat Ruston 9 to 4 in Five and Seventh Innings
The Shreveport Cardinals used a fifth and seventh inning rally to beat Ruston 9 to 4 in Ruston. Fifteen hits off two Ruston pitchers while Stack held Ruston to 10 hits. Key blows included Huber Waller and Felker homers and a decisive fifth inning three-run burst.
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Ruston
Shreveport Cardinals
Ruston Lads
Stack
Moffett
Mitchell
Causey
Price
Pankey
Hinton
Redbirds
Huber
Invaders
Waller
Felker
Crow
Gore Leads Farmerville Past Bernice In 5 2 Victory
Farmerville Farmers defeated Bernice 5 to 2 at home on Wednesday. Gore pitched well for Farmerville as Bernice’s Davis struggled in the second inning. Jennings led Farmerville with two hits including a double while Moffett and Lawrence added two hits for Bernice.
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Farmerville
Farmerville Farmers
Bernice
Gore
Farmerville Cni
Davis
Jennings
Moffett
Lawrence
Causey
Long
Sutter Siblings Upset In Memphis Tennis Tourney
In Memphis the 16-year-old Ernest Sutter defeated his brother Ed 2-6 6-0 6-3 in a men quarter final. Dan Murray fell to Ed Barnett 6-3 5-7 6-2 as Barnett advances, with Barnett set to meet Billy Hughes in the semi finals. Women’s singles reach semis with Anna Koll Beatrice Bryan and Elizabeth Coxe advancing. Billy Thorn captured the boys title over Nemy Reilly in New Orleans.
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Tenn
Ed Sutter
Ernest
Dan Murray
Ed Barnett
Little Rock
Barnett
Arkansas
Murray
New Orleans
Billy Hughes
Ernie Sutter
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
D. C
Hines
Ramsay Potts
Hughes
Paul Metx
Anna Koll
Oma Williams
Jim Lilly
Beatrice Bryan
Marilyn McRae
Elizabeth Garth
Cleveland
Miss
Elizabeth Coxe
Asheville
N. C
Cecelia Zaunter
Nebraska
Helen Carney
Shreveport
Nellie King
Miss Coxe
Miss Bryan
Miss Kell
Miss Carney
Billy Thorn
Nemy Reilly
Nlay Tamsayros
Ig Cilia
Immay Aind Visanella
John G Anderson Dies Leading Golfer and Writer
John G. Anderson a leading golf player and writer died in Columbus Ohio after a month long illness at age 44 He wrote extensively for American and British magazines and won 53 championships including the Metropolitan and French National Amateur He was runner up for the United States amateur title in 1913 and 1915 joined John Wanamaker as sports advisor in 1915 and set course records including seven holes in one on a 328 yard hole
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New York
John G. Anderson
Columbus
Ohio
America
Great Britain
United States
John Wanamaker Store
Old Beer Limits Updated As Cornelius Grows
In Cornelius North Carolina laws dating to 1888 restricted beer sales within three miles of Davidson College. As the town grew to about 1200, residents urged change and the legislature amended the rule to apply only within Davidson College's corporate limits, following 3.2 beer legalization and prohibition era shifts.
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Cornelius
North Carolina
Davidsim Coll
Old Czar’s Arctic Home Moved to Moscow Museum
Archangel June 16 The old house built for Peter the Great in the 17th century will be moved to Moscow. The decision was made as the site drew too many sightseers and guards could not be afforded. The structure will be preserved as a historical monument in the Soviet capital.
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Peter the Great
Moscow
North Dvina
Peter
St. Petersburg
Gulf of Archangel
Nest of Laughing Gulls Found In South Carolina
Charleston, June 16. The laughing gull long suspected to breed on the nearby coast has been located. E Milby Burton, director of the Charleston museum, and a group of otters observed a nest for two to three hours, hoping to document the family of young gulls and set another ornithological record for South Carolina.
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Charleston
S. C
South Carolina
E. Milby Burton
Charleston Museum
Burton
Bobby Jones Explains Golf Club Fit and Feel for Beginners
Bobby Jones discusses how weight, length, shaft stiffness, and grip size affect club handling. He cites practical examples from a Brooklyn reader and outlines quick guides to optimize driver and iron setups for different statures. He notes longer lighter heads and lighter grips can improve swing feel.
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Bobby Jones
Florida University Plans Short Course for Doctors
The University of Florida announces a summer graduate course for physicians to be taught on site. Dr. G C Tillman says the program, run in cooperation with the Florida Medical Society, will help many doctors who have limited access to regular summer postgraduate work.
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Florida University
Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
G. C. Tillman
Cave Thie
University
Florida Medical Society
Tillman
Florida
State departments abolished in South Carolina
Columbia SC report says the South Carolina legislature has abolished or devolved three state functions to other departments. The functions removed include the bank examiner's office warehouse department and the natural resources commission.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
States
Em&aminer
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