Byrne Halts Rumor of Change at BankB tonia Club
Lally the golf professional at BankB tonia Country Club since 14 years will resume duties on return from Massachusetts after his annual vacation. A J Byrne, club president, said rumors of Lally being relieved are baseless. Directors echoed the statement and noted Lally's usual vacation period. Tod Menefee had been mentioned as a possible successor in widespread rumor.
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Rom Lally
BankBtonia
Massachusetts
A.J. Byrne
Byrne
Sally
Bowling Tenfin League Standings and Player Totals
Readable lines show team names, player scores, and totals across a bowling league season. The entry lists numerous players with individual game scores and totalled frames, plus club affiliations and handicap figures for teams such as Suspected Lumber Co and The National Bedwings. The report notes season highs and high averages for players including Marbach and Maypach, with sums for clubs like Builders Supply caravans and Frank Grim.
Yesterday's Explanations and Fractures in Covington
Arthur Gambell of Covington Kentucky recounts a lifelong record of bone fractures totaling about 14, including ribs fingers toes knees wrists hips and more after a fall and other accidents. Despite dire luck he remains optimistic and enjoys life while sharing details with Mr Ripley.
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Arthur Gambell
Ives
Carbaly Avenue
Covington
Kentucky
Hoes
Java
Mr. Gambell
Old-Timers Gather for Sunday Game in Cincinnati
Baseball's Old-Timers reunion brings 120-plus legends to Redland Field for a Sunday exhibition after the Reds Pirates game. Among attendees are Mordecai Brown Honus Wagner Chief Bender Connie Mack Lefty Grove Heine Pietz Nick Altrock Al Schacht Artie Latham and umpires including Bob Emslie Hank O'Day and Heydler.
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MvVitalon
Reds
Pirates
Mordecai
Phree- Mingered
Brown
Cub
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Artie Latham
Doin Heydler
National League
Bob Emslie
Hank O'Day
Italy to field women in next Olympic Games
Italy plans to include women in future Olympic teams after the Los Angeles games. Under-secretary Leandro Arpinati said Italy sent no women to Los Angeles but will prepare feminine sports for short races, javelin, discus, swimming and fencing. He noted aesthetic and physical concerns and indicated changes would occur gradually.
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Los Angeles
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Pepa Olympic
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Los Anggeles
Hia
Miguo
United States
Japan
Australia
England
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Sanet Stars Rally In Fort Worth Municipal Tennis
In Fort Worth Aug 26 San Antonio players lead hopes at the state municipal tournament with two singles players in finals and a third in contention for a title. Eunice Deuni filled in for Anna Mae Reichert in women's singles as Jess Pfeiffer struggles toward the men's singles final. Dean defeated Helen Hoover 5-1 6-0 while Charlotte McQuisten beat Laverne Brages 7-5 6-4. Campbell defeated Helen Schwartzer in girls semi finals and Fort Worth’s Quinn Connelly waits in the men’s final as Pfeiffer and Stephens play on.
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San Antonio
Eunice Deuni
Anna Mae Reichert
Lois Campbell
Kot
Jess Pfeiffer
Frank Stephens
Dallas
Miss Dean
Helen Hoover
Charlotte McQuisten
Laverne Brages
Waco
Miss Campbell
Helen Schwartzer
Austin
Quinn Connelly
Yesterday's Ball Stars Highlight Early Wins and Slugging Feats
Yesterday's ball notes spotlight Bruha Ansotiated Wrens Myles Haas and Tony Freitas. Pures homer in the sixth gave the first game to the Wrens over the Indians, while a late rally in the ninth helped the Athletics. Senators swept a double header 607 to 12 hits. Banter Jorfian led Braves with two doubles and a single. Lazzerl of the Yankees delivered a single in the ninth to beat the Tigers in game two. Mungo of the Dodgers blanked the Reds with six hits. Moore of the Giants clouted with three extra-base hits. Johnson of the Cardinals held the Phillies to nine hits in a shutout. Also notes on Cindy’s golf meet near New York as Kenwood Country Club hosts the 1933 national amateur championship in Cincinnati.
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Myles Haas
Tony Freitas
Attletics
Indians
Red Macberry
Bill McAfea
Senators
Banter Jorfian
Braves
Cub
Tony Lazzerl
Yankees
Tigers
Beaumonters Keep Front In Texas League Race
Beaumont exporters won a doubleheader over Tyler 6 1 and 3 2 to maintain first place in the second half Texas league pennant race. Rowe pitched sixteenth win, Easterling belted his thirtieth homer, and Beaumont staged a late rally in the 11th to beat Tyler 3 2. Dallas, led by Hal McKain, defeated Houston 1 0 in a tight 11 inning game, while Thormahlen fanned four to shut out Longview 1 0 for the Cannibals.
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Tyler
Beaumont
Eaporters
Dallas
Houston
Rowe
George Hollergan
Paul Easterling
Tauby
Holley
Hal McKain
McKain
George Washington Payne
Bernie James
Steers
Hank Thormahlen
Longview
Lester White
Thormahten
Thormahlen
Audsy
Governor
Babe Wins Golf Match From Men
Chicago August 20 Mildred Babe Didrickson the record-holding one girl track and field star from Texas added a golf triumph after outplaying three men in an 18 hole match at Butterfield Country club paired with R P Moran of Chicago she defeated Duke Kernes and A J Hopkins Chicago An exhibition charity match for Sunday with Walter Hagen Tommy Armour and Miss Virginia Van Wic was reported being arranged today.
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Ulne
Mildred Bebe Ditrickson
Texas
Bills Son
Butterfield Country Club
R. P. Moran
Duke Kernes
A. J. Hopkins
Misa Didrickson
Will Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Virginia ‘van Wic
Allison vs. Vines in Newport Finals
National tennis titlist Worth Vines meets Wilmer Allison of Austin in the Newport Casino tournament singles final at Newport, R I. Semifinal doubles match between Allison with John Way Ryn and Sidney Wood with Lester Staetten was halted by darkness with the Allgon Vyn duo leading five all in the third.
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Vines
Newport
Iireworth Vines
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Juan Carlos Zabala Wins Olympic Marathon Hero
The article salutes Juan Carlos Zabala of Argentina as the favorite and eventual marathon winner at the Los Angeles Olympics. It notes his slim 119 pound frame, early arrival and disciplined training, and praises his endurance, courage, and the dramatic moment of victory as the national anthem rang in Los Angeles. It contrasts Zabala with other stars like Eddie Tolan and Babe Didrikson, emphasizing Zabala’s remarkable finish and poised presence on the victor's platform.
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Juan Carlos Zabala
Los Angeles
Argentina
Eddie Tolan
Wille Carr
Babe Chatta-Gal
Didrikson
Georgis Coleman
Eleanor Holm
Buenos Aires
Zabala
Leonard Outboxes Sarko in Six Rounds at Long Beach
New York reports Leonard, former world lightweight champion, defeated Sarko Barko in six rounds at Long Beach Stadium last night. Leonard weighed 132 pounds, Sarko 143. The bout drew boxers Ben Hy Leonard and Barko in a staged light welterweight clash.
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Leonard
Sarko
New York
Oonard
Mike Barko
Long Beach
Marquette U Drops Season Cage Leader With No Captain
Marquette University announces no captain for the 1933 basketball season after a year without a leader. Coach William Chandler plans to appoint a captain before the team’s rook season, with leadership duties unsettled as the squad prepares to compete. Equipoise, mile record holder, earned turf prizes and raced 16 times in 1930, including the Futurity.
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Marquette U
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Letterman
William $. Chandler
Rook Bamo
Equipoise
Aquipolse
Schuh Orecats Basebal Team Faces Roster Challenge
Fragmented OCR text shows Schuh Orecats baseball team facing internal issues. unclear names, dates, or locations due to damaged text.
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Siner Caaieed Ta’ Tner
Cal Om
Wew
Miss Babcock Tops Tennis Spotlight in National Meet
In Yorist Hills Aug 10 Carmilyn Hathcork of Los Angeles impressed as she advanced toward the finals of the women’s national tennis meet. The 20 year old faced Joan Ridley in the lower bracket final while Helen Jacobs prepared to meet Mrs Elsie Piliman of England in the upper.
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Carmilyn -Hathcork
Los Angeles
Miss Babcock
Joan Ridley
Helen Jacobs
Elsie Goldsack Piliman
England
L. A. Marper
Mrs. Harper
Prominent Intercollegiate Meet Yields Fast Times
At an Oklahoma track event, Phiindéinhin-Holand Kleenmerer and Nask-Hobs McCoy posted notable results with finalists in the 200s. The meet featured runners like Verchafetiners Byerman and TakO City contenders, finishing around 47 minutes for certain segments and 18 minutes for others, with Chicago athletes among the notable competitors.
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Phiindéinhin
Holend Kleenmerer
Oklahoma
Imrew
Gchuliey Birhee
Sucion Valley
Ne Yi
Belew
Hobs McCoy
Prom John Boekmany
Providence
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Ging Famibasal
Chicago
Pat G'shagker
Gail Tako
Tam
Camera Knocks Out Gagnon in 1 Minute 45 Seconds
In Tiverton R1 August 2004 Prima Carera heavyweight Camera, 261 1/2 pounds, scored a first-round knockout over Jack Gagnon of Boston, weighing 212 pounds. The bout lasted 1 minute 45 seconds. Hawthorne, Chicago August 20. Red Whisk and Heed Play lead a field of 22 in the $10,000 added juvenile handicap.
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Jack Gagnon
Giant Camera
Hawthorne
Chicago
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