Outfielder Tommy Hughes to join San Antonio Indians Tuesday
Braymont Exporters’ Tommy Hughes, a former Northwestern conference star from Texas, will report to the San Antonio Indians Tuesday morning and play that night against Dallas. President Homer Hammond seeks one or two more pitchers to bolster the weak rotation.
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Indian Hill
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Omaha
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Homer Nawumond
Dimlap
Sandors
Sanders
Indians
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Larry Cox
Lang
Hurer
Charley Blegs
U S Davis Cup bid seen as hopeful for 1933 tennis season
Paris Aug 1 The United States again trails France by a slim margin in the Davis Cup challenge as Ellsworth Vines Jr and partners push toward a decisive win. France’s Henri Cochet falls to Vines in singles while Allison and Van Ryn help in doubles, drawing cheers before a near tragedy of nerves and crowd reaction marked by match-point drama.
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Albaughs 70 Tops Golfers in City Qualifiers
Reuben Albough fired a 70 to lead early qualifiers in the Brackenridge golf tournament as play advances toward match start on August 8. Rice Institute star returns to form at Brackenridge, posting five birdies and steady rounds despite tough breaks. Burnell and Lawrence posted 78 and 75 respectively, with Miller Campbell at 74 and Ed Dingle at 73. Probable city champion Bernhard Schriever set to qualify next Sunday. scores list multiple players and standings as details from the weekend round emerge.
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Miller Campbell
Ed Dingle
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Jack Mond
Venn Davis
Crow
Tringel Taiintruh
Haviy A. Ponda
Boney
Hunterl
Bambino Returns as Yankees Rally in Pennant Fight
Babe Ruth returns to the lineup for the New York Yankees after a slow start, boosting morale as the team wins three of four games. The piece highlights Ruth’s recent impact, the Yankees’ renewed confidence, and key performances from other AL powerhouses and pitchers in a chaotic early season.
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A.W. Babrs Weiler
Dornly
Babe Rutt Sil
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Jack
Bambino
Josh
Yanks
Driver
Leonard Convinces Em Signs for Fields Scrap
New York reports Benny Leonard near a welterweight title shot against Jackie Fields at Madison Square Garden. Talks hinge on Fields' acceptance for a September 12 bout at the Garden’s Long Island Bowl. Other featured fights include Kid Chovalute vs Eddie Shea and Baby Face Jimmy McLarnin in Chicago.
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Jackie Field
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Garden
Long Island
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Garton
Kearns
Billy Townsend
Sound
Kid Chovalute
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Low Brovilard
Peles
Utility Club Triumphs and Troubles in Twin Bill
In Sunday action Utility Club recorded a 10-0 win over the Bardolph Fliers in the first game, then dropped a 6-2 decision to the Diste clus in the second. Gorell sparked the opening frame with seven early runs for Utility, while Patton homered late to seal the second-game setback.
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Herve
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Tate Codd
Biverty Svete
Tive
Wilinek
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Vannes Oatlinit
Mexican Olympic Rider Thrown In Horse Accident
Mexican Olympic rider Manuel Moncada was thrown from a horse during a Sunday event near Florida. He sustained injuries described as non fractures after preliminary exams, with doctors hoping he can participate in his events within a week. Fellow riders and officials reported the mishap as a training incident.
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Aig
Manuel Moncada
Tery
Hirowi
Orent Connie
Mopendia
Pat
Boxing champions arrive in Los Angeles amid delay
Germany's boxing stars led by manager Leonhard Mandar arrived in Los Angeles to attend events with the Tuterno boxing association. The group, including Aimattur and Ciphturs, faced a late arrival causing a stir at Chicago transit.
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Los Angeles
Ang. J
Leonhard Mandar
Aimattur Boxing Association
Aimnt
Attendance record likely at new Olympic games
Los Angeles reports a landmark attendance forecast as about 160000 have bought tickets for various Olympic events. The opening ceremony drew 105000, while Sunday track and field, fencing and other programs reached 151000. With two weeks remaining, Paris 1924 and Amsterdam 1920 totals hover near two hundred thousand.
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Leark
Flag Race Texas League Undias Wrath
In a Texas League event, undias Wrath finished prominently as San Abb and Loeb teamed with Ho Vorlvesbon to compete. The race featured close speeds and a decisive outcome shaping standings in a compact meet.
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Readable fragments form quirky historic sports notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pitchers and teams with scrambled names. The readable parts hint at a sports page item listing pitchers and matchups, but the specifics are garbled. The item likely summarizes a slate of games or player notes from a baseball or similar sport.
Olympic track stars dazzle crowds as records fall
At the Los Angeles Games opening day, Percy Williams and Lord Burghley faced stiff tests while Mildred Gabe Didrikson set a women's javelin mark and many events produced new records. Americans led sprint showings and international rivals stayed close, with a brace of finals reshaping expectations for the Olympic track program.
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Los Angeles
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David Burghley
England
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Olympic Stadium
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Dallas
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Mildred Gabe Didrikson
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Eddie Tolan
Ralph Metcalfe
George Sim
Aitler
Arthur Smath
Amsterdam
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Curtis Gives Jim Thorpe Own Pass
Curtis presents Jim Thorpe with his own pass at the Los Angeles Olympic opening, in attendance for the ceremony but not participating. The scene places Thorpe as honored guest in the presidential box, with Vice President in attendance and a nod to his athletic renown.
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Anyl— Ini
Charles Cureis
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Dias
Mrt
Ball
Wins Women’s Doubles at Le Sau Antoniy Meet
Mary O Brien and Alina Mie Relehert win the women’s doubles final, defeating Anna May and Eiie Jovan 8 5 9 Qed. Anna May will face Enies Dea next, then team with Mayrold Polke to play Euyiee Dea and Thmes Cholis in the mixed doubles.
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Alina Mie
Stale
Suneay Aronson
Ute
Will Pate
Mayrold Polke
Euyiee Dea
Thmes Cholis
Weekend Sport Review Highlights Global Meet Results
A crowded weekend recap covers tennis wins by Pmis Borota and Vitles over mis-matched foes, a Davis Cup edge for Prince Davis' team, Jaco defeating Cruickshank to reach finals, and women's singles tied to Seabright. It notes Mourluh in Germany, and U S sexton Log Angels setting Olympic records in shot put.
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Mele Jaco
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Canada
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Phillip Perkins Weds Virginia Girl in Richmond
P F Phillip Perkins, a British Folter who finished second to Geng Sardzea, wed Virginia girl in a quiet ceremony at Karniville Virginia. The couple planned a Farmville trip and will reside in New York with Mrs Perkins accompanying him to Towysle. The Buffaloes beat Rocknes 14 Nits on Sunday in a related note.
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