Williams in Mooneter vCTRY Berlin Sprint Crown
Archie Williams of Oakland wins the 100 meter sprint at Berlin in 46.5 seconds, narrowly beating Arthur Brown of Great Britain and Jim Lavalle of Los Angeles as Olympic and world record pace looms. Jesse Owens also wins multiple events highlighting American dominance in the tense track meet.
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Berlin
Archie Willams
Oakland
Bill Carr
Los Angeles
Arthur Godfrey Brown
Great Refigin
Jimny LaValle
TurValie
Brogm
Allinms
Jesse Quens
John Woodrutt
Cornelisville
Cornelius Johnson
Williams
Amit
Brown
LaValte
Canada
Sohnny Losring
Dill Prits
Lbul Roberts
Inez
LaValle
Williama
Ee Corrin
Bob Clerk
San Francisco
Olark
Wea
Glenn Morris
Fort Coltine
Golo
Might
Clara
Sealy
Jack Parker
Sacramento
Ualit
Chirk
Clark
Morris
Parker
Witt
aeEregaie
Hile
Brassey
Holland
Journalists at Olympic Games Shadowed by Secret Police
London Daily Herald reports reporters at the Olympic games face intimidation with new faces in the press box failing to write. A correspondent says voices are hushed and a copy he authored disappeared after questioning by a stranger.
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London
London Daily Herald
Eri
Allegro
Smallwood’s Appendix Out In Berlin
Robert H Bow Smallwood UC Berkeley sprint great was taken for appendicitis in Berlin just hours after arriving from shipboard illness. He underwent surgery at 7 50 pm at a West End hospital and is reported in satisfactory condition. Coaches cited two hard 400 meter runs as a factor. Americans hoped he would medal in the 400 meter Olympic final before the illness ended his participation.
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Berlin
Wimlow
Én Rite
Germany
Robert H.bow" Smallwood
University of California
United States
West End
Manhattan
Smallwood
Pr. Neupert
Tr. Walsh
Lawson Robertson
Zytall- Wood
Roundup of sports chatter in 1940s New York column
Sport Roundup by Eddie Prietz reports on tensions among the Browns and Giants amid bias accusations and comeback talk. Mentions Abe, Ronny Businn, Joe Tallis, Sunny Jim Bottomsey, Dave Smuiler, and other figures. includes assorted game notes and scattered results from Dexter Park and related venues.
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Eddie Prietz
New York
Abe
St. Taub
Homsht
Sunny Jim Bottomsey
Browns
Dexter Park
Taby
Jack Sharkey
Joe Tallis
Mechanic in Ring Clash Seeks Lou Plummer After Bout
A Watkathon arena wrestling night ends with a postmatch scuffle as 205 pound Scot Scotty Lyons fights Lou Plummer after Plummer kicked him during the main event. Lyons, veteran of boxing and wrestling, challenges Promoter Coleman to arrange a rematch and claims he wants to improve his wind and earn money for his father.
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Robert
Scotty
South Plores Street
Lou Flusimer
Plummer
Harry Codwar
Watkathon Arena
Lyons
Lau
Scolky
Plormer
Sarpolls
Willy
Banchary
Plummers
Sy Plumer
Kie Scott
Olympic Decathlon sparks across Berlin meet results
Readable fragments show decathlon heats with winners from multiple nations led by Binet Helium and Javie Parker. Points tallies surface for 735 and 760 in various events, with Glenn Morris and Bob Clark among top U.S. finishers. European athletes from Finland Norway Hungary Sweden Poland and more post strong marks in shot put running events and long jump.
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Aus
Api—Pidsy Ny
Binet Helium
Stevad
Narvik
Norway
Reinikkar
Finland
Javie Parker
United States
Ceunyi
Hungary
Chow
Chita
Guen
Switzerlana
Scond
Tolama
Thir
Rexel
Sweden
Hési
Elawensk Po
Yondang Brasser
Holland
Weaxel
Chile
Fgh
Bob Clark
Buinel
Relmer
Dahlgren
Delkenbach
Switzerland
Iing
Disma
Latvia
Jarvinen
Fin Jang
Baczelwas
hezi—Glenn Morris
United Main
Htates
Harber
Germany
Elgin
Cecchostovakia
Posnas
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Teghand
Bed Clark
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Stard
Plawnayki
Poland
Enebl
Uch
Paint Glens
Morsin
United
Blatek
Huber
Olamg
Prmland
Fort i
Linrnes
Bacsaljnzaj
Hundars
Aanth
Ipeliea
Glenn Morris
Osanyi
Mungars
Gota
Dima
Bexell
Eweden
Tiith Jarvinen
Eixth
Jack Parker
Sevealll
Roane
Peubinie
Sabie
Feinikha
Finisag
Mateen
Gtvinvoy
Neers
Bal Clark
Wested Blalex
Fae Kuehne
Telarag
Fintan
Guehes
ARS
Pehigern
Meret
Saetterland
Daitzchert
Plawexyk
Boulanger
Beleium
Binet
Heleiuyn
Ching
Reimer
Viimundarren
Teeland
Serendy
Cabada
Tanai
Thaly
Titeh
Thursday Results From Fotreat Towns Meet Final Run
Thursday results show Fotreat Towns claiming a ViOengier Moir Mes final in 14.2 seconds, with Fritz Patkeed Srahist and Jack Lovelock among top finishers. Melee 1800 meters was won by five meters over Glenn Connaingham. Liki Renal defends title. Archie San Stormans placed third, Gene Vensue fifth, and Gerben Binegu Gesmany fifth with Jace Heeinon and Allen Teeryy in a tied sixth.
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Fotreat Towns
Fritz Patkeed Srahist
Jack Lovelock
Glenn Connaingham
Hetters
Liki Renal
Archie San Stormans
Gene Vensue
Gerben Binegu Gesmany
Jace Heeinon
Allen Teeryy
Argentinians Claim Polo Championship in Berlin
Argentina defeated Great Britain 10 to 5 in the decisive polo final, drawing a crowd of about 25 000 the largest ever for a polo match. The Argentine lineup included Duggan Cavanagh Giroti and Ansrada, prevailing after a late surge in the fifth period.
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Berlin
Argentina
Great Britain
Duggan
Cavanagh
Giroti
Ansrada
J. B. Powinr
W. N. Hinde
Texas athletes set world record and U.S. leaders in track
Alton Terry of Texas posts a world best javelin throw of 52 feet 5 and 4516 inches while U.S. crews lead in the team standings. Teammates Trebi Sondia Vala, Maly Jitemy LaVails, Ateble Williams and Harold Smallwood reach the 400 meters semifinals as competing nations tally scores with the United States atop the list in a large multi nation meet.
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Waimerg
TEXAS
Alton Terry
U.S
Rolant Romero
Trebisondia Vala
Maly
Jitemy LaVails
Ateble Williams
Harold
Smallwood
United States
Germany
Finland
Japan
Great Britain
Lealy
Canada
Sweden
New iZealand
Upland
Syritzerland
iNorway
Philippines
Australis
Latsia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Brasil
Greeve
Areintina
Austria
Hungry
Worea
Traby
Statva
Jagan
Unmata
Austea OL Wolfsad
Savage Meets Fazal Next Mat Card
Savage the state heavyweight champion is set to defend his title against Fazal in the main event on Wednesday night on promoter Harry Coffman’s season big card. Also lined up are Low Phummier and Guiel Little Wolf in the semi final, with several challengers named as likely on the bill.
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Leo
Daniel Doone
Brady and Clinton Beaton at Abilene
Abilene Aug 7 UF The opening round of the Abilene invitation tennis tournament produced upsets as top seeds watched. Bernard Olloton Angelo defeated Bikid Law 1 5 6 2, Raymond Deberry of Rule upset former UT star Brady 6 2 3 6 4 6, Steve Latham Mason defeated Scarborquan 6 2 1, and Latham then beat Jack Meadows 6 2.
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Abilene
Berard Olloton
Gan Angelo
Sepde
Bikid Law
la Teda
Raymond Deberry
Rule
Hardin-Simons
Fun Brady
Tniversity of Texas Star
Steve Latham
Mason
Pagis Scarborquan
Jack Meadows
Dallas
Softball games in San Antonio division set winners
The San Antonio Amateur Softball Association runs the men's and women's brackets at San Pedro Park starting 7 p.m. Friday with Allied Drugt facing San Antonio Licht and Commer sal in the A division. Cecil Bain limits Prospect Hill to four runs as Toutouze Furniture wins. Pampa and Vogt lead with home runs and doubles.
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Allied Drugt Guy
San Antonio Licht
Commersal
San Pedro Pero
San Antonio
Pam
Rina
Ogether
Fs Asue
NASA
Ranlist Temple
Woodlawn Methodists
Prospect Hin Methodista
Toutouze
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Gesathy
Fides
Cecil Bain
Prospect Hill
Toudouse
Pardcigree Heparva
Pampa
C. Bein
AL Jennsovi
Vogt
Jantuman
A. Rain
C’ Bain
Bormpx
C#Hain
Lindeman
J Tohasai
Esparza
Denver Baseball and Pacific Coast League Batter Update
Summary of scattered box score details across several teams with incomplete OCR. Mentions Byers and Hanzon for Pampa, McClaney and Tunes for Borger, Dailey on All-Stars, and Ward Desaitels Gregory for San Diego Seattle. Includes incomplete battery lines and varied inning hits, with several team names and placements damaged.
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Texington
GIO Oox
Byers
Hanzon
Ibten
Mache
Moga
Cube Mk
Lisle Smith
McClaney
Tunes
Borger
Onn Howee
Battéerk Dailey
Boercerwind Polvort
Gettin
Ginénn
San Diego
Seattle
Ward
Desaitels
Gregory
J Canspoelt
Ssindel
Missions
Pertiang
Stewart
Outen
Caster
Brucker
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Geinsoth
Wahenicke
Head
Lieber
Baltarlal
Oakland
Cunningham Sets World Record Pace in Indoor Events
In a crowded indoor meet, Cunningham again challenged world marks with a 590 meter race placing him second and a 3:49.5 indoor standard previously held by Gene Venzke. Glent’s near miss at 2349.8 and Banthron’s distance reflect a day of high performances as Venzke’s earlier 3:49.5 mark is noted alongside other top efforts.
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Terlin
Glent
Milwaukee
Bill
New York
Madison Square Garden
Gene Venzke
Cunningham
White Glenn
Heant
Né- Kaltan
Jack Voveloch
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