Armstrong Cashes In At Jacobs Shows In Big Gates
Henry Armstrong has drawn about $680,041 in gate receipts from nine Jacobs-promoted nights since 1931. A July 1 bout with Lew Jenkins at the Polo Grounds could add roughly $250,000, potentially ranking Armstrong among boxing’s highest gate earners.
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Morton Moe
New York
Tnst
Henry Armstrong
Mike Jacobs
Lew Jenkins
Polo Grounds
Los Angeles
Monorth Joe Louis
Armstrong
Henry
Lewis-Garey
J. Beer-Galento
Jeakins
Boner
Texas
Bitsy Bomber
Ittle Millmen
Benny Leonard
Lew
Leonards ‘Tepter Milly
Babnty Ross
Jacobs
Wing
Petey Surron
Madison Square Garden
Armatrang
Rily Beauly
Entien Venturi
Rees
Quartela
Ceferina Garcia
Davey Day
Pedro Montaned
Bers Rees
Blues surge in standings as six straight wins boost lead
The St Louis Blues win six straight on a eastern road trip, moving four games ahead of Minneapolis after Toledo losses. Louisville sweeps Minneapolis in a doubleheader. Columbus tops Milwaukee. St Paul outs Chicago in a 15 inning nightcap, aided by relief pitcher Tom Sunkel.
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Blues
Bill Meyer
Millers
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Coronels
Columbus
Tory
Milwaukee
Birds
Tom Sunkel
St. Paul
Widianapolis
Johnny Vander Meer
San Antonio and Texas stars fall in Colorado Open
Denver reports a day of upsets as top seeds lose in the Colorado Open tennis. Notables include Esther Bartoch beating Ethel Noten and Jack Tunne ll defeating Jack Tidball, while Dorothy Bundy struggles against Peggy Davis. Gene Smith pursues Colorado title as Kirk Knox falls to Ben Gist.
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Denver
San Antonio
Texas
Sek
Wiilie Myrtle
Young
Anedeq
Lucille Price
Ethel Noten
Esther Bartoch
Los Angeles
Journey
John Braybach
Ronald Edwards
San Jose
Calif
Paschal Walthall
Douglas Woodbury
Gene Smith
Piedmont
Callt
Colorado
Utah
Bntith Gist
Kirk
Knox
Scaltsbluff
Neb
Jack Tunnell
Ted Olewine
Santa Monica
Collf
Jack Mo
Jack 'Tidball
Jover Sid Milstein
Phil Nierenberg
Beaver
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Monics
Peggy Davis
Sensational local notes on performers and vacation plans
A sprawling list of names and brief actions fills a local page with claims of Ruth Lloyd returning from a tour as a vocalist, office absences, sorority roles, and social appearances. It mentions Bobby Racusin, Charles McGlintick, Jimmy Strother, Virginia Dickerson, James Ryan, and others in fleeting contexts from vacations to entertainments. The piece ties a Musicians' Union protest to a broader air of industry chatter and novelty songs.
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Routit Johnson
Ruth Lloyd
Gus Amnhelm
Needham
Margaret Fane Leniz
Bobby Racusin
Corpus Sore LO
Mary Pool
Daks
Parker Migoins
Geophysical Survey
Charles McGlintick
Jimmy Strother
Viriginia Dickerson
Pointer Jim Pendergrast
William Cassin
James of Ryan
William Winerich
Augustus ' Herfp
Roswell Vaughan
Bob Barclay
Hulen Hill
Fragmentary 1920s baseball notes from Minneapolis area clubs
Partial OCR shows teams and players including Roane, Rolandson, Hughaon, Lew Stroud, Spindet, Sveam, Callahan, DeMhillins, Spindet, Whitehead, Hendricton, Ritdle, and multiple city mentions such as St. Paul and Milwaukee. Game notes reference end-of-game curfew, batteries, and scattered scores or rosters amid missing context.
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Minneapolis
Boutavide
Datierion
Roane
Rolandson
Hughaon
Lew Stroud
Oye Awm
Louigeitie
Ae Watterleaf Idelfry
Pepalins Folingsworth Ann Lsering City
Hendricton and
Ritdle
Whitehead
Spindet
Sveam Games
Kansas City
Callahan
DeMhillins
Mepourai Wirkkais
St. Paul
Johnsen
Reddingfield
Batley
Sehlouter
Vander Meer
Sharp
Sivess
Wilsot
West Milwaukee
Columbus
OVOI
Barrow
Jungels
Dickincane
Garhark
Melton
Barrett
Sherrill
Bunkel and
Cooper
Strundwane
Milwauker
Kitwe and
Hankins
A and
Cosper
Women Anglers Lead In Port Arthur Rodeo
Port Arthur rodeo standings show women leading after catching a five-foot tarpon in 18 minutes on a 34-pound ling by Mrs Harry Sharp dese. A 136-pound tarpon caught yesterday by Mrs Bob Aldridge, both Port Arthur, remains the largest until July 2. Contenders for a special prize include Ike Smith of Buenos Aires Miss Ferry Watson of Hawaii and D F Burns of New Orleans.
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Port Arthur
Harry Sharpdese
Bob Aldridge
Angiers
Ted
Ike Smith
Buenos. Aires
Ferry Watson
Hawaii
D. F. Burns
New Orleans
Bragan Defeats Bauer Early in Shenecosett Cup
Kathryn Bragan of Montclair New Jersey upset Jean Bauer of Providence Rhode Island 1 up in the first round of the Shenecosett women s Invitation golf tournament in Groton Connecticut. The defeat ends Bauer s bid for a fifth win to claim permanent possession of the cup.
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Jean Bauer
Groton
Conn
TNS
Kathryn Bragan
Montclair
N. J
Providence
Miss Bauer
Phyllis Otto Upset in Junior Tourney
Eileen Quintin of St. Paul defeated Phyllis Otto of Alantir Iowa one up to deliver the first upset in the twenty first annual junior tournament of the Women's Western Golf association in South Bend Indiana on July 10.
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South Bend
Ind
CINS
Eileen Quintin
St. Paul
Western Golf’ Association
Phyllis Otto
Alantir
Iowa
Wilses Harshaw
Jacob Sieet
Philadelphia
Madge “Burov
Harshaw
Pitltpielphia
Miss Jacoba
Barker Jey
Calif
Colle Bowes
Misa Jacobs
Miss Harshaw
Miss Bowes
Boxing Fight Results From Unclear Source
In New York and California, welterweight and middleweight bouts produced several shocks as ring results list outpoints for multiple fighters. Names and places appear garbled, with mentions of Fresno and Hartford and a Penny Senlso reference amid uncertain references to opponents and outcomes.
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Ken Overlin
Washington
Inaw
York
California
Balsam
Dio
Anton Ghristatordla
Greece
Joe
Simon Vandotte
Aniddievdlent
Frésno
Franxel
Fresno
Bobby Tacho
Los Angeles
Hartford
Conn
Rein Tuesday
Overlin Knocks Out Balsamo In New York Bout
Ken Overlin, middleweight champion of New York state, stopped Harry Balsamo in the ninth round at Queenaboro arena. The charity ten round milk fund bout was decided when referee Billy Kavanagh halted the one sided contest as Balsamo failed to rise after relentless clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ken Overlin
New York State
Harry Balsamo
Queenaboro Arena
Billy Kavanagh
Conte
Balsame
Doering Leads Western Go lte by a Stroke
Minneapolis July 10 Art Doering a four year old Chicago youth led the final 18 holes of qualifying in the Western amateur event with a one stroke edge over the field. Other contenders included Dim Black St Louis Neil Croor quist Hew Young Minneapolis and defending champion Harry Todd Dallas. Burkemo Evanston and Larson Minneapolis shot 72s while Bud Ward Spokane had a 77.
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Minneapolis
Art Doering
Chicago
Terring
Mississippi
Doering
Dim Black
St. Louis
Neil Croor
Quist
Hew Young
Harry Todd
Dallas
Texas
Walter J. Burkemo
Evanston
Larson
Bud Ward
Spokane
Army League Baseball Schedule And Results
Army League results show Third Transport and Second Engineers playing at Duncan Field at 2:80 p m. A postponed match features Fifteenth Field Artillery and Twenty-third Infantry at Port Sam Houston at 8 p.m. Randolph Field defeated Twelfth Field Army 13 to 7, while Fifteenth FA beat Twenty-third during a Santry contest to take second place with a 3–0 victory.
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Transport
Engineers
Duncan Field
Feld Artillery
Infantry
Port Sam Houston
Randolph Field
Ariery
Fifteenth F. A
Santry
Pacific Coast League Box Score and Batting Details
In a Pacific Coast League game the San Diego team faced Oakland with line scores showing multiple innings. Key players included Leal Ancelon for San Diego and Harrell for Oakland, while pitchers Flores Fallon Derry Holm Craghead Morris Fillette Salkeld and Raimond Schmidt Gurodowaki Porflarm contributed on the mound. The Bay Area sections reference Ban Francisco with separate batter lines and substitutions.
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San Diego
Batterfer
Flores
Fallon
Derry
Holm
Craghead
Morris
Fillette
Salkeld
Oakland
Tatterson
Salvason
Raimond
Schmidt
Gurodowaki
Hollywood
Harrell
Annunzios Bittner
Monto
Beatle
Ban Francisco
Batterleas Tin
Casapett
Gilaah
April
Bowling Business Men’s League Scores and Team Standings
The list records weekly bowling results and standings for teams including Buckner, George Mugler Motors, and Shaw Jewelry Co. with individual player scores, team totals, and league leaders. It notes Buckner Team's 348 and top individual scores like Lang 220-619 and Hauler 341, as well as entries for several clubs and players across the slate.
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Ter
Buckner
Drench
Feorge Mugler Motors
Antonio Light
Sowotiiy Taxidermid
Stoneer Flour
eCahon
F ¢Eatrish
Shaw Jewelry Co
Lamo Blue Print Co
Spring Lake tennis tourney advances second seeds
Second seed Archie Henderson of Chapel Hill and veteran Wilmer Allison reached the third round at the Spring Lake Invitational. Henderson defeated William Findley of Rumson 6-1 6-1 and Fred Noone of Philadelphia 6-0 6-0. Allison beat Charles Simeon 6-1 6-1.
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Wilmer Allison
Spring Lac
N. J
Archie Henderson
Chapel Hi N. C
minnerAip
Franklé
Fred NoNe
Philadelphia
Alo
Wilmee Allison
Charles Simeon
Bring Lake
Steund
Allison
Waa
Simon
Davis
Hobby Carruthers
Coronado
Calif
Robert Kelleher
New York
Blige Barbie
Florence Woltz
Indianapolis
Virginia Wolfenden
Herkeley
Ball
Marton Lois’ Adams
Gracye Wheeler
Santa Monica
Teatrice Brittain
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Mildred Millikan
Stal Roorgs
Nina Brown
Mary Hardwick
England
Jane Solmston
Josephine Beach
Cinringati
Fenderson
Allison Far
Ludizhw Hecht
Czerhosovakian
Jack Kramer
Montebello
Lyttleton ‘Rogers
Trish Davis
Gilbert Hall
Arthur Marx
Hollywood
Parker
Knothole Loop Jonson Division Schedule Highlights
Knothole Loop lists team pairings and players across divisions with matchups including Hernandes Let Stewart Erfurth Young Sluglea Trevine Lee Little Molins Dominies Hernandez Erfurth Blonntée Stewart Weynand Porter. Thursday schedule shows games at Conception No TA Ay My South San Antonio Antterson 10 South San Antonio va Ralzon.
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Jonson
Iain
Hernandes
Let
Stewart
Erfurth
Young
Sluglea
Trevine
Lee
Little
Molins
Dominies
Hernandez
Blonntée
Weynand
Porter
Conception
South
Ban Antonio
Antterson
San Antonio
rRalzon
Sten Val Catholic
Brackenridge
Manier
Toth
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Jenkins
Associated Reer
New York Yankees
No City Blues
S. A.net Stars
Bexar
By John Luter
Howard Burris
Tankersley's
Bernice Lehman
American Association
Overlin
Wilgrom
North
Glorade
Yoana
Guy Price
University of Southern California
Gole
Astroke
Army League
Oaklane
Sacramento Ar
Tenpin Glub Ladike Woo
Berar Club
Kaufman's
Ralyuowers
Connie's Place Ai
Tem
Enoin Gis
Pearl Beer
Bob's Tenpiti Girls
Palataff
Waletuié Beer
Tia Alia
Luby
Sewiles
Cal
Meta
Hou
Prigz
Bottoms
Menn
Hoffman
Quildoer
Hermann
Harmonia
Siemering
Herm
T. G
Mike Bette Davis
Prank Guarnsey
Firest Hills N
Don McNeill
Oklahomna Cie Fnday
Hal
Vincent Pant
Xentril
Yandulubin
George Lyttle
Davis Vanper
Myttin
Umnatindine
Welvin Schwartz
Monn
Dovelns
Wirstrouad Plain
Tin
Infay
Tobey Bikes
Chlenen
Wathy
van Korn
Abe
Ust
Riggs
Alice Marble
Beverly Fills
Stara
Tolaw Rather Navy
Robert Kamrath
Houston
Arthur
Long
Ronald Lubie
Donald Salisbury
Pottstown
Ret Coffin
Des Moines
Mary Janet" McDonald
Winfield
Ban
Margaret Turnlap
Fargo
Nod
Helen Dyer
Hold
Jean Griffith
Omaha
Kovacs Keees Noing
North Conway
Nol
Frank Kovacs
Arnie Wilon
Boston
Kansas
City
del Farrar
Walta Plains
W. Yu
Georas Toley
Ack Martin
Weimer Allison
Willinenimare
Scranton
Foringfiria
Finthamion
Athan
Fritters
Eamea Acheter
Nobi Corp
Peto Paty
Eesti Piece
Orn
Ss. Remenilice
Nehi Bottling Co
Garfield
Hillside
Woorltown Hills
A. B. Crowther
Arthur F. Blard Co
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