Maxie Retains Light Heavyweight Title In Stubborn Win
Universal Service reports Maxie Rosenbloom retained the light heavyweight crown with an ear round decision over Jimmy Slattery at Ebbetts Field. About 8,000 paid customers watched as Slattery danced and avoided hard exchanges, while Rosenbloom’s edge kept him champion though the two have split wins in their seven meetings. Rosenbloom shows cagey defense but Slattery’s agility dictated the pace and outcome.
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Joseph St. Rogers
Universal Service
New York
Maxie Tysenbloom
Jimmy Strtlery
Ebbetts Field
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Trogenbloom
Slattery
Rosenbloom
Mose
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Sints
Atanzas
Moody Leads U S In Cup Matches At Forest Hills
Helen Wills Moody captains the United States in the Wightman Cup at Forest Hills as she opens against Phillis Maulford of Britain. Miss Nutthall faces Moody's doubles partner, and the American team reshapes after Marion Jessup’s withdrawal. The series starts Saturday with the opening match scheduled for 2:20 pm.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
United States
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Lamarcow
Forent Hills
Inter- Ballou
Satur
Foama
Mrs. Moody
Wey
Phillis Maulford
Sliss Nuthall
Helen du Col
Uevertes
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Queer
AL Harper
Oakland
Wayer
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Marion
Zindyeshin Jessup
Veturan
Hazel Motehkisa Wightman
Carloja
Jeysap
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Moston Hunt
Herokke
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Wightman
Mise Moltrey
Severn Yeurs
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Dedham
Mares
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Harper
Mins Nuthall
Mire
Eileen Bennett Whitlings Vial
Wiedtmar
Mise Dafrey
Dorothy C. Shiphard
Texans Tie for Gun Title at Rocky Mountain Shoot
Waggoner of Diller Nebraska and O Genning of Longmont Colorado tied for first in the Rocky Mountain handicap final at the Mexico trapshoot, both hitting 97 of 100. Sharman of Salt Lake City and King of Wichita Falls contended, with shoot-offs needed to resolve singles and amateur handicap winners as Malntyre and Halfmann won their decisive matches. Nelson, Caln-Jlush Ttabee.
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Ang. Waggoner
Diller
Neb
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Genning
Longmont
Colo
Rocky Mountain
New México
Sath
H. Sharman
Salt Lake City
Red King
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Colorailo Springs
Sale
J.ranings
Caspar Softini
Amates Rush Razeo
Mhoatoffa
Malntyre
G. Bo
Nelnon
Caln- Jlush
Stair Wins Luling Tourney Final in City Championship
Stair defeated Maxton 5 and 4 in the finals to capture the Jewelry company trophy at Luling's second annual city golf championship. He jumped to a quick lead with a two under par start and held off Mayton, while Wilson edged Ridout 2 and 1 in the second flight and Brand won the third flight by default due to M. Aiiaworthe's absence.
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Luding
Lesus
Ayip. GN. Ov
Stair
TV. O. Pierce Jewelry Company
Callen Maxton
Luling
Yar
Mayton
George
Wilson Diapoand
T. A. Ridout
A. H. Brand
MM. Aiiaworthe
We City
Sternaman marries and plans to quit pro football
Chicago Aug. 6 The former Minnesota star and Chicago Dears quarterback Sternaman wed Grace Wittenberg of Chicago yesterday. The marriage ends his two year romance begun when Joe Wald along and heudder await change, with a decision for the future already made.
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Chicago
Don Steenman
University of Mimnmy
Chicago Dears
Ming Grace Wittenberg
Joe Wald
Armour Loses to Youth in Michigan Open Playoff
In Detroit, Tommy Armour failed to defend his title as the 1931 Michigan Open Champion. In a 72 hole event contested on par, Charles Keehn edged Armour in a playoff for the amateur title, with Armour finishing after 14 breaks.
Carlyle at Homer Leader: Birmingham Dominates Memphi
Birmingham overwhelmed Memphis 30 to 4 as Carlyle hit two homers to boost his season total to 17. Clabaugh contributed a homer and Birmingham built a large early lead, while Memphi struggled to score despite late rallies. The Pelican bats managed 10 hits, with May collecting 14 and Bean holding Memphis to ten hits.
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Tanscher
Abvillians
Clabaugh
Carlyle
Birmingham
Cernckera
Mem
Manery
Chicky
Pelican
Prof
Kit May
Olainn
Delve Bean
Bull City
Tattle Rock
Kooneilly
Ormsby Chevrolets Defy Independents In Championship
The Ormsby Chevrolet team challenges Independents in a Danedall Championship event. The article notes pitching by Timmie Trumber Turner and a matchup against a College team, with references to Charlotte Texas and Mueller. The readables include unclear OCR fragments but indicate a publicized contest and local sports engagement.
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Ormsby Chevrolet
Israel
Chevrolet
Chalotte
Texan
Waneon
Aninnlo Business College
Indian Sees Protégé Win in Texas Golf Championship
Tiarlingen, Texas, Aug. 0P Dick Metz, a 21 year old from San Angelo, wins the professional golf championship with a score of 989 for 72 holes. Chief George of Brownsville Country Club, now a pro, watched the youth’s triumph. Metz came to Texas from Arkansas City, Missouri, and once caddied for George, learning the game by following local pros.
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Tiarlingen
Texas
Dick Metz
San Angelo Pep
Sears
Loent
Galt Elmpionshp
Dotea
Awan Arhatosh
Uhik
George
Tadian
Brownsville Country Club
Young Metz
Arkansas City
George Wax
Amateuc
Ue Missouri
Metz
Chick George
Arkonean City One
Hintagin
Fragmented Explanations and Curious Notices From a Peculiar Page
Yesterday's Explanations details a bizarre will favoring a spider and a pianist, with odd phrasing about heirs and perpetual rights. Calgary marks Palmer Burns seventy-fifth birthday with a large cake as locals recall a life in peculiar terms. The piece also mentions Montes, a female athlete in Marathin Sinaloa, pursuing boxing and managing a girls' baseball team, highlighting gender roles in sport.
Philadelphia marks world record in 500 target event
unclear text reports Philadelphian Whit wins 499 targets in a 500 target event held in Delaware near Yorklyn, with possible world-record claim. Mentions Crathe era at Crothers and Marshall marathon trapshooting tournament. References include Mark Arie, Champaign, and Kinzheim Atlanta plays in baseball context.
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Champaign
Indians Beat Steers in Costly Loss at Dollar
San Antonio Indians handed the second-place Steers a 6 to 1 defeat at Dollar Wednesday night. Estell pitched for the Indians with strong support. Tolman’s seventh frame homer chased the shutout attempt. Trade rumors swirled as Monk Edwards moved to Omaha in a separate deal, with details still unclear as the franchise seeks to reshape its roster.
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Vom Estell
Pillas
Hanste Butta
San Luronio
Tiochow
Heath
Toutes
Mel She
Anillain
Tom Connor
San Antonio
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Monk Edwards
Omonlin
Mayotier Owlieller
Connor
Erin
Nicholson
Jfiikis
Nialle
Indians Box Shins Nin and Wir Fasta Hy Me
Fragmented OCR text about an Indians game with unclear player names and actions. Severe garbling makes specifics uncertain. readable fragments mention box score style elements and opponents, but key details are not reconstructible. The item appears as a damaged sports brief with multiple illegible proper nouns.
Three 74s Highlight Symons Golf Day
Three 74s posted by Symons golfers led by Theruhant Selinger and others as Brackencuilie Parks and Lorraine Young competed near Ue dover. The day saw multiple players carry strong scores with names like Larry Syme and Mae Hornet contributing to the event.
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Ue Dover
Theruhant Selinger
Rariuta
Larry Syme
Brackencuilie
Lorraine Young
Kear O'Nairn
Mae Hornet
Perlick Twins Fall in Close Decisions in Kalamazoo Bout
Kalamazoo, Michigan residents Meron and Tener Perlick fought in two close decisions last night. Local fighters earned the wins in round endings amid a card that included an event billed as Rambling Ruins versus Termin, with funds raised for an unclear cause.
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Perlick
Meron
Tener
Kalamazea
Michigan
St Raund
Elimates Doeg From Net Meet in Meadow Championship
Gregory Mangin defeats John Hope Loer in the Meadow chair invitation tennis tournament, winning 4 8, 0 4, 7 0 to eliminate Doeg from the net meet. Mangin advances to the semi final with Ellsworth Vines, George Lott, and Clifford Sutter joining.
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Universal Servee
Southameltos
John Hope Loer
Gregory S. Mangin
Meadow Chair
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Ellsworth Vines
Paradena
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George Lott
Philadelphia
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National Campion
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Ated
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Forest Jills
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Coon
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Rkesey Bell
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Sutter
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbica
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