Mexico Targets Olympic Track Team Growth
Reports from Los Angeles and Mexico City say Mexico’s Olympic committee plans a larger track squad, possibly 80 athletes, up from 50. Indigenous runners from the Texaco tribe and others like Margarita Pomposo and Juan Morales head the bid, with Pomposo posting a fast marathon time and hopes of a podium finish.
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Los Angeles
4&H
Mexico
Mexico City
Bexiven Olympic Committee
Senor
Enrique Mesla
Ree
Margarita Pomposo
Texaco
Juan Morales
Istapalapa Puebla
Valentin Goneales
Gonzales
Morales
Olympic Stadium
Pomposo
Senor Mexia
Hennessey Opens His Title Defense in Minneapolis
Indianapolis player Hennessey, a Gefeiding champion and ex-Davis Cup star, meets Quentin Crawford of St Paul in the third annual Minneapolis Invitational tennis tournament at the Minneapolis club. Hennessey did not play in the first two rounds. several Far West and South entrants were absent, while new players including Robert Bryan and Jay Cohn made their debuts.
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Minnearwins
Uy P—Ri
Joan Hennessey
Indianapolis
Gefeiding
Quentin Crawford
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnespolis
Hennessey
Crawford
Aid
Far West
South
Karl Kamrath
Austin
Texas
Iimner
Robert Bryan
Chattanopgs
Tenn
Lawrence Carlson
Pasadena
Calif
Jay Cohn
Santa Monea
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Doe Ear
Dallas
Letter Stoefen
Los Angeles
Wrye
Dallas Releases Morrow and Dixon in Surprise Move
Dallas manager Jap Morse announced the release of veterans Bob Morrow and Leo Dixon from the Dallas team. The club now has McMullen as catcher and Morse said a top class man would be signed to fill duties.
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Dallas
Morrow, Dixon
Jap Morse
Dallas Eteers
Bob Morrow
Leo Dixon
McMullen
Morse
Dusts Menfullen
Ben Kowalik Hurls Falls City to Flag Risebennel Rise
Ben Kowalik pitched for Falls City guiding a dominant effort as the first-half champions faced Nolmanna. The Cardinals of Be Path Hague plan workouts at Jam Peare Park and Lionsfield amid a busy schedule with upcoming games and prep events.
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Ben Kowalik
Rennie Kowalik
Itu Risebennel
Nolmanna
Poth
Gan Fernando
Be Path Hague
Jam Peare Park
Lionsfield
Yesterday's Explanations The Paradoxical Spring
A descriptive note on a Solomon Islands spring near Livusagata on Savo island that dries in dry months and fills with sweet water in the monsoon, with a historical note of natives seeking water during a 1915 drought and a teaser about tomorrow's feature "A Pill Prodigy."
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South Seas
Solomon Islands
Livusagata
Savo
Guadalcanal
Apri
Plowboy Nine Trims Sayers In Turbulent Duel
In front of about 3000 fans at Sayers Monday afternoon, the Plowboy Nine defeated Sayers 9-1 in a long, contentious game lasting 13 hours and 40 minutes. Smokey Wood pitched superbly for Plowboy with 10 strikeouts, Aubie Hay held Sayers to four hits and nine Ks, while Denver Heights and other players figure prominently in the box score and play-by-play notes.
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Sayers
Martines
Bavers
Ben Jamets
Denver
Herble
Penthera
Robert
TeHotn
Baer
Tien
Pio Blake
Shamury
Sturs
A. May
Hylvey
Borkheral
Hoffman
Murge
F- Muttman
Slate
Liebman
A. Spivey
Wiesen Bass
DL. Clote
aGi
Strey
Ue AL Spivey
Kita
Btrey
Epivey
Rune
Bpiver
Hostman
Sriver
Holman i
Bards Pn Bolle
Aff Strey
Uff Motfman
Htrey
Btrivey
Wolfman
Felt Uoara
Lienser Helatity
Pantheon
Vmprra
Gavan
Hane Nork
Econ
Ramet Tow Tay
Kuen Abio
A.rauthers
Plo
Atatoal Feck
DOW NM
Lark
Duranik
Teseman
A. Aivey
Ray
Nilmvlnay Umpteen
Hennecke
Davam AR
Bowling Federation Testin Le Division and Post Sfechanics
Fragmented OCR lists bowling scores and team totals across divisions and leagues, mentioning Hill, Markhurst, Pape, Voncan Field Engineers, Drunean Field Mechanics, Commercial League, and other clubs. It notes assorted player lines, handicaps, and totals with numerous misread names and numbers, concluding with The Merchants Poultry Hawks seeking an out of town game for Sunday, preferably Pleasanton or Charlotte area.
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Federan Testin
Divison
Hill
Little
Safar Sat
Voncan
Schalper
Muncy
Pardis
Wesas
Briggs
Focmmater
Low
Kothne
Andiay
D. Ald
Nichola
Baatholl
Meese
Meadquarters Elzhth
Pike
Sore
Livingston
Pinher
Isam
Aleton
Drunean
Fislda
Rhoades
Matilean
Bulzenberger
Cowart
la Penis
Handiany
WAWKA
Merchants Poultry Hawks
Pleasanton
Charogte
Glenn, Woodlawn
Champ Cracks Hurdles Mark in Olympic Trials
Berkeley July 4 The Olympic 400 meter hurdles record was bettered as 13 athletes qualified for final trials for the 1833 United States Olympic team. Victor Burke Georgetown ran 53.0, Red Record Harvard 54.5, Jimmy Healey NU 54.2. Dean MIT won the 5000 meters in 15:12.1 with Kearns close. McCluskey Fordham won the steeplechase 9:28.8. Andursky Penn 45 ft 8.4 in. events were at Intercollegiate 4-A Games.
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Berkeley
Calif
United States
Victor Burke
Georgetown University
Harvard
Jimmy Healey
Alexander Reidell
Columbia
Harold Fates
Calimbia
Dan Dean
Pennsylvania
John Kearns
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dean
Kearnns
Willam Bonthron
Princeton
Waspot
Albert Martin
Cornell
Dean and Kearns
George Barker
John Ryan
Manhattan
Hoth
Joseph McCluskey
Fordham
Frank Nordell
N.Y. U
Michael Andursky
Ralph De Palma Weds Again at Age of 49
Ralph De Palma, famed automobile racer, and Mary Ian Leggett wed in Las Vegas on Sunday, sealing a secrecy pact to avoid jeopardizing a prior marriage settlement. De Palma, 49, and Leggett, 36, stated New York homes, with De Palma seeking work at Boulder Dam.
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Ralph de Palma
Lab Vegas
Nev
Mar- Ian Leggett
Junilee P. J. Springer
de Palma
Los Angeles
New York
Springer
Boulder Dam
Experts to Broadcast Only in New York Boxing Rule
EXPERTS TO BROADCAST ONLY. NYSAC bans nonexpert radio descriptions of bouts state wide. The rule follows controversy over the Sehmeling Sharkey match where critics and figures like Charles Francis Coe and Graham McNamee claimed Sehmeling led on points. Commission says writer referee or judge may broadcast boxing and wrestling bouts.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Sehmeling-Sharkey
Charles Francis Coe
Graham McNamee
Sehmeling
Sharkey
U S Polo Team to Invade Argentina in Americas Championship
The United States polo team, led by Winston Guest and Elmer Hesseker, will compete in the second polo championship of the Americas in Buenos Aires from November 20 to December 3. North Americans face Argentine teams in the Argentine championships November 5 to 13 and then in international team matches. The U S won the first Americas championship in 1928 two matches to one.
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U.S. Poloista
Argentina
New York
Buenos Aires
United States
Winston Guest
Elmer Hesseke
J. C. Rathborne
Stewart Igiehart
Jimmy Mills
Seymour H. Knox
Billy Fest
Mike Phipps
Firecracker Benches Cub Catcher in Eye Injury
Chicago report states catcher suffered a powder burn to his left eye from a premature cracker in Pittsburgh. Eye inflamed, sidelined at least a week, forcing Gabby Hartnett to handle catching duties as the Cubs seek to regain first place in the National League.
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Chicago
Follle Hemuley
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Gabby Hartnett
Hugh Nichols Injures Rival In Dallas Wrestling Match
Detroit wrestler Logas lies in hospital with possible skull fracture after a flying eagle hold delivered by Hugh Nichols of Mexia Texas, National Association light heavyweight champion. Logas collapsed, revived briefly, then taken to hospital in a coma. Meanwhile Hinton Cease Cats plan to travel to Cuero after Sunday league game. meeting set Friday at 1405 Nolan Street, announced manager Johanie Aird.
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Detroit
Im Logas
Hugh Nichols
Mexa
Texas
Logas
Nichols
Hinton Cease Cats
Cuero Gunday
Johanie Aird
Aird
Nolan Street
Silent Rattan to Claim Welterweight Title in San Antonio
Everett Rattan, famed master of head scissors, announced he will claim the welterweight title and file with the National Wrestling Association after defeating Bulldog Mallory at Exposition Grounds Friday. His claim hinges on Jack Reynolds of Cinematés failing to meet him in an elimination match scheduled June 24, under NWWA rules, with the title forfeitable if the champion refuses. The Rattan Mallory bout headlines a card featuring George Sauer and Billy Edwards.
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Everett
Ailent
Rattan
Sprotacui Gr
Ehgw
San Antonito
National Wrestling Association
National Boxing Association
Mallory
Exposition Grounds
Raettan
Jack Reynolds
Cinematés
N. W. Va
George Sauer
Billy Edwards
Morgan wins weekly Sweepstakes at Springs course
Willow Springs pro Jimmy Morgan carded a 74 to grab the weekly Sweepstakes title in steady rain. Bon Elam finished second with 75 and Mose Levine Jr., holder of the municipal title, was third with 76. Next week the matches move to Brackenridge Park.
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Morgan
Jimmy Morgan
Willow Springs
Springs Course
Bon Elam
Willow
Mose Levineson
Army League clash at Fort Sam Houston may 23 a 23rd season
Army League action at Fort Sam Houston sees the Twenty third unit face Station Hospital Wednesday afternoon. Tuesday’s game had Quartermaster scoring five to defeat the Army Hospital, 5 1, with Kelly accounting for several runs and Crown and Poeyth contributing in the win.
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Fort Sam Houston
Kelly
Tai Ington
Friel
Towle
Tela Atnjeri Bane
Tawi Vielock
Carter
Etruch
Beem Fey
Pitrhem Cross
Busea
Helly
Suartermaster
Bashers
Ime
Ares
Milton
Miner
Abilene to Open New Stadium vs Sweetwater Slate
Sweetwater High, 1931 District 4 champion, will face Abilene in the season opener at Abilene's new stadium this fall. The exact date is set for September 31 or October 1, with Abilene defending state title holders hosting.
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Sweetwater V8
Abilene
Sweetwater High School
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