Americans Sweep Olympic Event: Record-Breaking Triumphs
Ample American success headlines this Olympic report with eight clear team titles and overall dominance in many events. Notable names include Jim Bausch Eddie Tolan Babe Didrikson and Juan Carlos Zabala as fans witnessed dramatic finishes and a long held supremacy in rowing and track. Italy Japan and Canada also shine in select events while the Long Beach 2000 meter rowing final electrifies 60 000 spectators.
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Alan Gould
Bonria Kalior
Los Angeles
United Bialog
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Italy
Japan
United States
Jim Bausch
Kansas
Eddie Tolan
Detroit
BI Carr
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Babe Didrikson
Texas
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Helthe
Ike Lea Sexton
Gonn
Anderson
Philadelphia
Climax
California
Tumo
Canada
Great Britain
Long Beach
JJ Wagoun
Luis Beocalt
Juan Carlos Zabala
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Rain Disrupts 5 A Sports Program
Rain disrupted a heavy Sunday program at Ban Antonl and shifted the first round of a series of events to next Sunday. The schedule included horse races, city amateur baseball semifinals, a Texas Boat Club regatta rescheduled for September, and several other contests. Jimmy Gray Jr and Mae won in muddied tracks while Habe Ruth was kept from running.
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City Amateur Baseball Commise
Iri
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Tech Field
Suncay
Blessed Sacrament Pelicans
Houston
Saulh Teaxa
Dallas-Fort Worth
Mexico
Texas Boat Club
Meding Lake
Regatte
Closing Ceremony Caps First Tokyo Olympiad? 100000 Attend
A silent crowd of 100000 gathered in Los Angeles to witness the solemn closing of the tenth Olympiad. Champions were crowned in sailing, rowing, and equestrian events with the Prix de Nations featuring Lt Baron Takeichi Nigell of Japan on Ursos. Major Henry D Chamberlin of the United States on Tan Bark placed second amid a field of 11. only one team finished. Count Baillet Latour of Belgium formalized the closure, passing the silk Olympic flag to Mayor John O Porter as artillery salutes sounded and the anthem Alsha rang out.
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Los Angeles
Dheir
Baron Takeich! Nigal
Japan
Ursons
Sweden
Mexico
Individus
Henry D. Ghamberin
United States
Ove
Antion
Count Baillet-Latour
Belgium
John
Olympic Dope Rewrites Aftermath of Berlin Games
The article notes record breaking Olympic performances at Berlin in 1936 and reports massive attendance, with estimates near 1,000,000 for all events and opening ceremonies drawing about 208,000 capacity, while highlighting rapid changes in swimming and track records through the era.
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Berlin
Olympic Stadium
Armen
U S Olympic Boxing Champion Brings Home Medals
The 1932 United States team regained the top boxing honors at Los Angeles with two individual titles and three bronze placements. Winners included Eddie Flynn of New Orleans and Carmen Baril of Cleveland in welterweight and middleweight. Other champions hailed from Budapest, Toronto, Buenos Aires, Johannesburg, and more, as Olympic boxing crowned eight weight class champions in a tightly contested meet.
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Los Angeles
United States
Eddie Flynn
New Orleans
Carmen Baril
Cleveland
Stephen Tnekos
Budapest
Hungary
Morace Gwynne
Toronto
Canada
Carmelo Rodinda
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lawrence Stevens
Johannesburg
South Africa
Chante
Dentmm
Loyalu W
Alamo Heights Gridders Begin Work Under Niemi
Twenty six hopeful players at Alamo Heights started under new coach Johnny Niemi former Notre Dame and Rice Institute man. They ran drills calisthenics and received guidance talks on the school field. More than 40 candidates expected this week as vacationers return. First game set October 1 against Tivvy High at Bereville.
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Knute Rockne
Jocal High School
Sehool Field
Johnny Niemi
Notre Dame wil-Am
Rice Institute
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Ster
Iettermen
Fox” Stevens
Lingman
Bing" Smith
Red” Norton
Dickey" Betts
Mules
Nlemute
Tivy High
Bereville
Jim Norton
Bill Gregory
George McCleran
Cut Hagg
Tully" Wiliams
Howard Coker
Sud” Phillips
M. Colliam
Fred Silvey
David Tal
Joe Bowman
Stephens
Ed Sykes
Murrell Holder
Et Mooney
Richard ‘Teal
Bob Herman
Clarence Callahan
Fred Cimmerman
Boo Beckly
Tom Day
Harold Huedepohl
Ed Arneson
Bam Callahan
Jifl Ictterman
Will Efirull
Mitchell Seeds No 2 At Louisville Tennis Tourney
Tennis stars from public parks compete in the national tournament in Louisville. Mitchell of Washington, runner up in 1925, 1830, 1831, seeded No 1 in the men’s singles among 56 players. Other seeds include OConnell, Drewes, Shmoos, Bound, Painter, Morris Appeal, and Tobe. Little Patsy scores in France’s Prix Dooule, winning by over 200 meters for A K Mecomber’s Fortune Teller.
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Louisville
Dannison
Dooley
George O'Connell
Chicago
Ted Drewes
St. Louie
Arnold Shmoos
Gordon Bpund
Weston Painter
Minneapolis
Morris ‘Appeal
Dallas
Texas
Clod Tobe
Buffalo
Little Patsy
Dlauville
France
A. K Mecomber
Fortune Teller
Davies
Ghotis
Helene Madison to turn pro after Olympic triumph
The world champion swimmer Helene Madison ends her amateur career by turning professional after parting ways with coach Ray Daughters. Daughters returns to Seattle to seek new prospects while Madison may appear in a motion picture as her next move. Georgia Coleman Mickey Filey Gallitzen and others are rumored to join the pro ranks. Eleanor Holm reportedly plans a New York return after considering offers.
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Royal
Los Angeles
Helene Madison
Ray
Washington Athletic Club
Als
Daughlers
Helene
Miss Madison
Daughters
Seattle
Phanypion
Ian
Georgia Coleman
Mickey Filey Galltzen
New York
Week End Sport Review Highlights Global Championships
The column reports on eight-oared rowing at the Olympics with Japan strong in men’s events and boxing ties to the United States. It notes a Canadian star defeating a British team in track, world records set, and race results from Saratoga Springs Culver and Montauk Beach.
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Los Angeles
Calormia
Japan
San Francisco
British Empire
One Driver Killed in Oklahoma Auto Race Crash
Pausingka Oklahoma Aug 15 two drivers injured and killed in separate crashes at the fairgrounds during a Sunday automobile race. Aliant Yardovier 28 Chandler Weg 12 30 am died. Pred Wagoner 27 Oklahoma City severely hurt in another crash earlier in the evening.
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Okla
Aliant
Yardovier
Chandler
Weg
Codey
Alm
Pred Wagoner
Oklahoma City
Wanderlers
United States Victory Predicted by Various Olympic Scoring Systems
The article discusses Universal Service's preferred scoring method for the Olympic Games, which always favors the United States. It explains how this system allocates points across sports and nations, listing nations and points across events and noting the U S leads in the master score chart under this scheme.
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Los Angeles
United States
Tigly
Sweden
France
Germany
Great Britain
Protic
Trg
Ivorte
Universal Service
Uno
United
Ater
Seratch
Albaugh Dominates In Falls Tourney Despite Tight Loss
Rube Albaugh bagged six victories in a fall-sweep at Brackenridge, defeating Kinser Jr. of Avatin in a 236-33-88 display to overshadow a younger foe. Edgar O’Quinn edged Jesse Clements in 19 holes. Second-round pairings listed feature numerous matchups including Almich vs Mole and Jawronin vs Tidut, with many names in the sprawling card.
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Mamplowahip
Ores
Rawaralan
Dorwell
Pingel Mug Burnett
T. HK
Chapman
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Ehea
Ghulty
Oy Cealpie
Vamphet
Jani ‘Thompaan
Henry Hoener
Shelle Vila
Teutenank Shinkara
Tom
Fred Forayin
Krasohayl
Soleherow
Allen Milehen
P. Hemphil
Kos
Aton Secund
Muley
Tiwan
Wurlor
da Herre
Hardy Davward
Dave Meade
Carling
Thomipsen
Weatherfanil
Coloo
Lester Hill
Alliaon
de Ruder
Micke
Wim
Tate
Bill Tate
Ban McCannail
Jack Thibsnan
Anderson Honnelt
Matenl
Pawrik Might Fuente
Tune
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Hasmand Iver Lannaseelt
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Sewalle
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Tuk
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Ressellon
Reyes
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Ataperavi King
TR Shiviey
Phede Crowe RR
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D. Nodman
Pe Pounder
Alo Tratland
Tee
Car Hiner
Po Pienlins
Bat Balch
Ruth Mehl
Wanker
Phil Hehnette
Ho P. Riefler
Ray Nisa
Maddox
FL Adeacks
Arhhur Schavider
Albart Moa
Cy Shekels
Ford
TL Rushdun Re
Jos Veltinam
Rudy Kleln Ux
Herdl
Henry Iowa
Esertty Fehl
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Te Roleen Vr
FPL
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Eorgy Fake
Net Muelich
F &. Bakeley Wm
Segue
Juniors Rally Past Tigers 8 to 7 in Close Win
Juniors overcome Santa Rosse Tigers 8 to 7 after a late burst. Penn and Martinen pitched for the winners with strong relief. backups and fielding aided the tight finish. Rallied to seize a one run victory in a Sunday game marked by solid hitting and key outs.
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Martines
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Guervernel
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Regen RA Florent Lal Binnatare
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Toning
Minky Tie
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Sunlore
Una Kinniwu
Ty Morigen
Martinen
Penn
Loree
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Flores
Floren i Haan Am Halla
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Gare Pena
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Kloten
Fravin
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Martine J. Penst
Blothers Wit RY
Mkt
Martiven
Qpy
Mena PD
Kymlopen
Popand P. Clow
Rahin
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Eoorewanpe
Puente
Ten Rules Governor's Sports Ten Rules Governor's Sports
The Navy scouting force issues ten rules for fair play and sportsmanship. Ambiguous text lists expectations: accept official decisions, avoid abusive remarks, applaud good plays, respect opponents, win without boasting, and compete for the game's sake under the golden rule.
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U. C
Navy
UW. Standley
Crngiddt
Ai Athletic
Nodls
Guesta
Amm
Ereat Lea
Wittrul
Gant
Beethover Tuesday Fight Card Shuffle
AML promoter updates the Dallas event as Predtie Nuselet drops out after a beating by Frenchy Le Fevre. Jenry Morera remains the main event opponent, with Nuncio replaced by the veteran Villian in the bout and Pavutic coast Frenchmen set to press the action. Montes and Flores confirm the rest of the card unchanged.
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AML
Dallynna
Predtie Nuselet
Dallas
Jenry Morera
Mr. Nunevio
Nancio
Frenchy le Fevre
Los Angeles
Priday
Villian
Eld Phuewer
Nanco
Morena
Montes
Flores An
Rube Albaugh Wins Long Driving Event
Rube Albaugh captured first in a long driving contest at Olmes Ham basin after a playoff against Bob Walsh. Albaugh posted an average of 241 yards over three drives, edging Walsh with steady long shots. Doug Stevens claimed longest drive, beating Joe Clark in a playoff with a 281 yard shot.
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uMyes
Reuben Albaugh
Bob Waist
Olmes Ham Basin
Albaugh
Walsh
Albmugh
Doug Stevens
Joe Clark
Stevens
Clark
Hess and Barr Lose in Tennis Finals at Spring Lake
In a five set final at the Spring Lake Tennis Club tournament on Sunday, George Lost and Edward McKnight of New York defeated Jake Hess and Doc Barr, two Texans, 4-6 6-4 4-6 6-4 6-3. The victory earned them the first log trophy. A rental ad appears on the page for Laght’s Rental Expert Crockett 2806.
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Barr
Spring Lake
N. J
George Lost
Edward McKnight
New York
Jake Hest
Doc Barr
Lott
McKnight
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