Moody declines $50,000 to turn pro in tennis
Helen Wills Moody rejects a $50,000 offer from Hugo Quist to play as a professional. She insists on maintaining amateur status, aiming to finish her career as she began 19 years ago. She notes professional tours helped the game but prefers her amateur path. Moody discusses training, recovery, and future plans while eyeing the national championships and potential rivals.
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England
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Newsboys’ Buffalo Times guests dine in Baltimore
A bus load of 37 Buffalo newsboys stopped at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Tuesday evening for dinner. They were en route to Washington D C for a three day sight seeing tour as guests of the Buffalo Times. Practically one tenth of the rich girls women in 1930 were heads of service.
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Frederick Sectional Speed Ball Tournament Next Week
Frederick city and county speed ball teams are invited to compete in a sectional tournament to be held in Hagerstown next week by Stewart Paxton. Medals will be awarded. Entrance fee per team is $7.50. The piece then shifts to boxing reports from Baltimore and Detroit baseball notes featuring Ty Cobb Lou Gehrig Hank Greenberg Dick Siebert and Connie Mack.
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Pete Appleton
Yankees Take Two In A Row In Washington Doubleheader
In Washington on August 16 the New York Yankees swept a doubleheader, winning 16-1 in the first game and 6-2 in the second to widen their AL lead over Cleveland to eight games. Lou Gehrig hit a homer and a double as Lefty Gomez shut out Washington in eight innings. A late incident delayed play as fans targeted Jake Powell with a bench-clearing melee.
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Chase
Bad Lead At Modest Contract May Be Good One Against Slam
Bridge column analyzes lead strategy in slam prevention with swing bands. McKenney argues against a high-risk first lead, noting that leading from a nothing often misleads declarer on whether to finesse or pursue alternatives.
Bridge finesse decides knockout semis in four-spade contract
In a four spade contract at the ACBL team-of-four knockout, East and West faced two lines of play. One table saw a successful diamond finesse and trumping, yielding a 1530 point swing that decided the match. The other table followed a different approach, but East ruffed and West captured the trump ace, sealing the result.
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Court News Court proceedings list several divorces and property deeds
Elsworth McGaka and Mae E Toms divorce in Hagerston. Charles Hurtenstine and Mathe Stout, both of Dor rance Corners Pa, separate. McAmulty and Stevens divorce. Property deeds show Fannie Butts to Howard Jones for 5 dollars, Partridge to Weller Jr for 510, Weller Jr to Lewis for 7770, executors Gernand to Daniel S Gernand for 1501.50, Samuel A Lewis wastes to Gernand for 70, Dagenhart to Gernand for 410.
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Boston Bees rally past Phillies in extra innings 7 6
In a seesaw game Boston defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 after a ninth inning rally tied the score, forcing extra innings. Batteries: Turner Rice Shoffner Mueller Hollingsworth Seives Mulcahy Davis. Cards Cubs split as Cubs win 5 4 in 11 then lose 5 2.
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All-Star Teams Named for Senior and Junior Leagues
John H. Hansen Jr. selects two all-star squads from playground leagues. Senior Team features Shankle Harmon Field Brightwell Third Street catchers Brachey Washington Street Michael pitchers Harne Washington Street nise base Wachier Saher Pack second DeHonestis Baker Park short Hossler Baker Park third Myers Baker Park left Crist Washington Street center Sharrer Harmon Field right N Abrecht Third Street utility Infielders Eppley Third Street R Abrecht Third Street utility Outfielders Myers captain Junior Team lists Grove Third Street D Weddle Baker Park catchers Beacht Baker Park Haover Washington Street pitchers Kennedy Third Street Kepler Washington Street first Oden Baker Park second Gardner Baker Park short Rothenhoefer Baker Park third Van Fossen Third Street rightfield Martz Baker Park center Kump Baker Park left Linton Washington Street utility infielder Barigis Baker Park Angleberger Washington Street utility outfielders Rothenhoefer captain
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National League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's National League scores include Chicago 5 over St Louis 2 with 11 innings, Pittsburgh 10 over Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn 7 over New York 3. Today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh, Boston visits Philadelphia, St Louis visits Chicago, Brooklyn visits New York.
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Baseball Standings and batting notes two teams lead
American League leaders include New York 16 6 and Philadelphia 14 with Boston listed as IL. St Louis trails 6 while Cleveland sits 9 and Washington 12 in a rain postponed slate. Rollie Hemsley boosted his average with a double and triple in four at bats, Vosmik dropped after a hitless day, Keller added a single in four appearances.
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