Exemption Debate Over Olympic Tryouts Faces Stanford Hero
A heated debate surrounds exemptions from track and field tryouts. Avery Brundage, head of the American Olympic Committee, questions exempting Westman and other stars like Eastman and Wykoff. The policy favors tryouts, with precedent set by Loyd Hahn's dual events. Critics warn of disputes if exceptions are granted.
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Zambro Hanover Wins Fast Quarter at Cleveland Stakes
Zambro Hanover the bay gelding owned by H. Ginty Smith of Newark New Jersey won the Rewards stake for 2:12 pacers at Cleveland after pacing the fastest quarter-mile in the history of the North Randall track. He finished three straight heats to take the event yesterday.
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Norih Randall
Zambro Hanover
H. Ginty Smith
Newark
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Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and codes
Fragmentary text listing numerous names, numbers, organizations, and codes with no coherent events or context. Contains mixed person names, company tags, locations, and identifiers, lacking readable narrative or key facts.
Mrs Patricia Beyer Wins Divorce Over Golf Trophy Allegation
In Tulsa Oklahoma Mrs Patricia Beyer, noted Trans Miss Olympic champion, was granted a divorce from Dr Walter Beyer in district court. She accused the physician of breaking her golf trophies and using abusive language.
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Okla
Maly
Patricia Beyer
Oklahoma
Walter Beyer
Morgan Dominates Mandel in Hollywood Ten Round Decision
Hollywood July 3. Ted Morgan a former boxing leader decisively outpoints Sam Mandel over ten rounds before film stars and fans. Mandel won only one round, as Morgan controlled the bout with clear scoring.
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Bammy Mendel
Ted Morgan
Algo
Morgan
Sammy
Mandel
Tailenders Upset Cowboys in Lone Star League Battle
The last play Hawks defeated the league leading Cowboys 5 to 4 at Lesfield on Friday afternoon. The Cowboys shown power next on Saturday when they meet the Jefferson Independents with Nick delivering solid work for the winners in Friday’s game.
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Souther Dent
Travis Park Methodist to Hold Evening Service Sunday
The Travis Park Methodist church will resume its evening service on the Gunter roof at 8 o clock Sunday. Dr. Carl C. Gregory will preach on The New Ten Commandments. George C. Baker Jr. will sing The Travis Park visit under the direction of Mrs J Andrew Fugue, with boosters for the service.
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Charlotte Travis Park
Agein
Texas Boxes Texas Boxes A Heron Molesworth Game Report
A garbled box score style recap mentions Darrow, 6, and multiple players with sounds like home run notes and innings. The piece lists numerous names and numbers, including references to pitchers and fielders, with unclear team designations and fragmented phrases from a Texas box score page. The readable essence notes an in game sequence, runs and outs, and various player mentions amid corrupted OCR.
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Eastern timing sparks Coast Track row at Peel meet
Stanford coach Dink Templeton blasts Eastern officials over timing practices at the Peel championships. He cites faulty clocks and mixed methods, noting West Coast results differ from Eastern timing as Wykoff and Hardy posted 9.7 seconds in early rounds while Bishop's 10.0 in finals drew dispute.
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J. & Secin Ban
San Francisco
Dink Templeton
Stanford University
Berkeley
Templeton
Atlante Ge
Dash Marke
Olympic wrestling trials narrow field to 23 for semifinals
Columbus observers report that the American tryouts for the Olympic wrestling team narrowed the field to 23 semifinalists after two rounds. In the 115-pound class Oklahoma's Robert Heaghe and Conrad Caldwell of Los Angeles remain leaders, with Oklahoma State dom inant among still-eligible competitors. The final rounds tonight will reduce to seven finalists, while the committee will select seven alternates.
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Olympic Committee
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Robert Heaghe
Oklahoma Teacher's College
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Los Angeles, & C
Oklahowy
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Towa
California
Cards Let Go Too Many Vets Can’t Get Started
Cardinals stumble in the pennant chase as Hafey Grimes and Rhem depart. Bob Brown and Paul Derringer punish others while Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Brooklyn win. Yankees beat Tigers to widen AL lead. Wes Ferrell notches 16th and Ed Gillagher makes major league debut with Boston Red Sox.
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Parker Leads Kentucky Tennis Champs Seeded No. 1
Kentucky tournament opening lists 11 year old Parker of Milwaukee seeded No 1 ahead of rival Ted Burwell of Charlotte New York and Hubert Bryan of Chattanooga with other seeds from Worth Texas Long Beach and Houston.
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Texan Faces Tennis Champ in Minneapolis Semis
Minneapolis July 1 John Hennessey of Indianapolis the defending singles champion meets John McDiermid of Fort Worth in a semifinal at the Minneapolis Invitational. Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles and Weston Paider of Minneapolis square off in the other semifinal as Hennessey and Stoefen, the favorites, won in straight sets.
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John McDiermid
Fort Worth
Texas
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Los Angeles
Weston Paider
Hennessey
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Bob Bryan
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Tenn
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Mest Stocfen
Bill Robertson
Bryan
Acid damages greens at Lido Club amid golf events
A mysterious acid incident damaged greens at Lido Country Club prompting immediate repairs for a Metropolitan open golf club event slated for late next week. Seven greens were affected but officials moved quickly to restore the course before the Open championship at Fresh Meadow. Officials later said they received no threats or proposals tied to the tournament.
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Lidy Country Club
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Lido
Multigraphers and Utilities Tangle in Feud As Series Opens
The Alamo Multigraph Lettermen and Public Service Utilities begin a three game series Saturday afternoon at Public sere field after washouts left both teams idle last Sunday and Monday. Managers Gorrell and Mitchell say every man is fit. Dresch joins the round staff. Fitcher Johnson and Towle are among new players, with Johnson back from the Cotton States League and Towle at shortstop. John Phillips now patrols center field. Boon, the Sunday tailor, is slated to start at 2 o clock.
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Hungary Swim Team Opens U S Test At Jerome Cascades Pool
Hungary trains for Olympic bid as the backstroke squad faces the United States in a two day international meet at Jerome Cascades pool. Leaders include Stephen Berapy An das Szevely and Oliver Halassy. Hungary's water polo team, unbeaten four years, duels the U S championship four from New York AG. Women swimmers Helene Madison Josephine McKim Eleanor Holm Katherine Rawls among competitors.
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Eleanor Holm
Katherine Ruwla
Army League Doubleheader Sets Week End Schedule
Two Army Baseball games scheduled for Saturday feature Randolph Field Aviitory against Twenty third Infantry Loughboys and the Quarterminnsters facing the Field Artillery. Friday's 4 0 win by Artillery Brigade over Kelly Field Fliers boosted them into second place as Zin Myler limited the Fliers to three hits.
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Shooting contest spawns high scores at Ban Joe Rifle Club
Liberty Pistol and Bitly elite teams clashed Saturday at the Ban Joe Rifle Club of Roulh Jackxonds Florida on Watriors lane. Notable shooters included B F Thorn non D W Dean and Btn 84 Clercinm cohen 396 J Walker G C Tal not FL Kempt TW Mayhea 194 ALn Martin 99% Te P Bartlett 180. A friendly match at Dunctn Field Onn saw Lyman Critex Fireh and Fitch vs Hilgers Hater Good Gond with Lyman’s team winning by Eisinerion.
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Sutter and Grant Reach Finals in Memphis Tennis
In Memphis at the south cin tenois tennis meet finals, top player Sutter of New Orleans faces rival Brian Grant of Lant in the men’s singles. Defending women's champion Anna Koll of New Orleans advances to meet Beulyce Bryan of Enater brise. Sutter defeated Dan Murray 6-2 6-5 while Grant defeated Wilmer Hines 9-1 6-5.
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Watrous Tops Canadian Open Field in Open Championship
Watrous led halfway at 142 after two steady rounds, two strokes ahead of Lighthorse Merry Cooper and Walter Hagen who trailed by one. A raft of stars followed as Canada’s Andy Kay and others battled for position in the Canadian Open leaderboard. several veterans and internationals remained within striking distance as 36 holes remained.
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Playground Baseball Scores From San Pedro Park
Tall girls beat San Pedro Deodiehues 2-5 in a playground exhibition at San Pedro Park. Benke led pitching as Praxer's Drug toppled Highlanders 6-4. Slegan Laundry beat Hall's Uptown 12-8. Alc Depot edged G and S Sports 10-8. Acme Bress forfeited to Martin Bowns Plumbers.
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