Portrayal of Madcap Maxie Harr Shapes Next Title Picture
In New York on August 6, reports suggest Madcap Maxie Harr may be edged from the field as rumors swirl about who will win the September title. Proposals from Detroit, Pittsburgh and Washington swirl around Broadway studios as Maxie eyes prospects to land the final sketch. Potential prize remains eight thousand dollars as the gamble continues amid the costly race for the elusive crown.
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Promoter Jacobs signs Garcia Arellano bout plan at MSG
In a tentative lineup announced for September 12 at Madison Square Garden promoter Mike Jacobs arranged a ten round bout pairing middleweight Steve Delloise and former champions Geferma Garcia of Los Angeles and New York’s own. A proviso requires Garcia to face Augie Arellano in an eight ounce engagement on the Billy Conn Bob Pastor card next week while talk swirls of a future Bomber versus Bobby clash.
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Smoky City
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Lehtia
Augie Arellano
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Bob Pastor
Where They Play Tuesday Evening Schedule Mix
The clipping lists a mixed slate of high school and college game locations and matchups across cities including Fort Worth Cleveland New York and Chicago. Teams such as Cleveland at Chivas, Warrhinet at New Fork, and Bayt tierude appear alongside regional venues and dates for late October events.
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Ty Clrvetand
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Buntwie
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Postponements Hit Major Races Across Cities
News from New York and other hubs notes several postponements and altered schedules for upcoming horse races due to entry shortages. Authorities cite low entry counts and logistical doubts, with dates ranging from August to September across cities like Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
African Leader Aims to Unite Major Nations
A muddled dispatch from the Associated Press highlights a prominent African leader courting unity among key nations. Names and places are partially garbled but reference to cities like Detroit and Cleveland hints at international outreach and regional diplomacy efforts.
Box Score Jumble From Scrambled Report
A fragmented score summary lists players and hits in a noisy recap. Names like Turk Pus Werth Sullivan Urubace and others appear garbled, with unclear teams and positions. The text hints at base hits and innings but provides no coherent outcome or event.
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Turk
Werth
Sullivat Urubace
Bo Yurk Borg
Agerniece
Howe
Hnes Lawson
Ituwe
Nussel
Nisseling
Quinn
Dasil
Une
Amateur Boxing Show at South Flores Street
Lyndall Wiskinson presents a South Side Athletic clubs amateur boxing event at 2800 South Flores Street Tuesday night with main bouts and semi finals. Audie Gonzales faces Johnnie Mel Churchin in a 119 and 120 weight clash, with several other fighters including Dan Silva, Pete Binsino, Joye Velgano, and Joe Trilla featured.
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Anecks
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Ony Riverside
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Amnon
Dan Silva
Pete Binsino
Joye Velgano
Joe Trilla
Wil Riu
Delain
Windy
Old Arms Come Alive as Major Leagues Heat Up
Heat sparked a late-season surge as pitchers dominated. Silent John Whitehead, recalled from the minors, blanked Detroit 4-0 in six innings before a rain halt, while Mel Harder and Schoolboy Rowe led wins for Cleveland and Detroit respectively. Jimmy Foxx connected for his 25th homer with one aboard as Whitlow Wyatt shut out the Giants 6-0 for the Dodgers.
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Murra and Gibson Lead NPGA Qualifiers at Hershey
Mike Murra of Wichita and Leland Gibson of Kansas City won top places in a 36 hole NPGA qualifying round at Hershey Pennsylvania. Twelve pros competed with Murra and Gibson securing advancement to the next stage.
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Three-I League Ran Cedry Rania on SL Watpelion 7 Ctherg
The fragment references a Three I League event with Ran Cedry Rania and SL Watpelion seven and Ctherg band ante. Details are unclear due to garbled text but implies a sports or league note with team names and a score or count.
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Canning Kids Shine On East Tennis Tour
In Rye New York August 6 1967 the Canning siblings Bill and Pat break new ground as the first brother sister duo to tour the East in tennis. Bill underlines his rise through coach George Hudson with wins over Arthur Proshacka while Pat dominates Biba Madden as their father funds their push. Also advancing were Bobby Riggs Don McNeill Welby Vanstorm and Grace Mulloy alongside top players like Alice Marble and Helen.
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Reds Never To Use No.5 Suit Again
Cincinnati Aug 6 In a somber report Reds officials said the No 5 uniform worn by 29 year old catcher Willard Hershberger will not be used again Hershberger died last Saturday during a visit to Boston His roommate Bill Baker and trainer Richard Rhode opened his battered suitcase revealing five letters including one from his mother Maude Hershberger of Three Rivers California The team noted Hershberger had been despondent for several days and left behind a razor and other personal effects including references to a nurse and a broken engagement dating back three years
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Jacobs and Dodo Bundy win in local tennis rounds
In Paducah Kentucky Frank Parker exits in the third round of the men s division. Miss Jacobs and Miss Marble advance with Helen Pedersen of Stamford and Valerie Scott of England also progressing. Pedersen beats Dean 1 2 8 4 in San Antonio while Mrs John Var Ryn defeats Nelle Sheer 8 2 1 2 in Austin Texas.
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Wuanlee Dean
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Austin Texas
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Milam’ Beach
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