Guest Artist by Knight Sparks Vacation Blitz
A chaotic sports column riffs on a boss nicknamed Simon and a vacation mood as writers prepare for a Friday paper edition. It notes Miss Mildred Babe Didrikson buying a first pink hat in Chicago for the National Women's Meet and warns of funding gaps threatening the U S Olympic team with drives led by George W Graves of Detroit to shore up support.
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Knight
Mecke
Mildred Babe
Babe
Didrikson
Dallas
Chicago
America
Los Angeles
Baines
George W. Graves
John R. Street
Detroit
Michi-gan
Army Amateur Wins Golf Sweepstakes at Brackenridge Park
Lieutenant Elia Rogers, a noted army player, defeated a field of pros and amateurs in the weekly golf sweepstakes at Brackenridge Park Timirlparourse. Edison Steele finished second, tying with amateur Halbert Grumbies who had a small handicap advantage.
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Army
Brackenridge Park
Nite Hawks Edge Messengers in Nine Innings Victory
The Nite Hawks defeated the ICL Messengers 9 to 8 Sunday as Garza and Guerra sparked the offense with a double scoring Cortez Maldonado. Pitchers Castaneda Medina and Pedraza contributed for the Hawke and Messengers respectively in a tight finish.
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Nite Hawks
Messengers
Hawke
ICL Messengers
Garza
Guerra
Cortez Maldonado
Julio
Castaneda Medina
Pedraza
Foreign net stars are defeated in Longwood Bowl
The Longwood Bowl at Brookline sees the full foreign entry eliminated in early rounds as Brazil's Davis Cup team succumbs to unseeded rivals. Notable results include Keith Werner defeating Ricardo Pernambues 6-4 4 6 63 and HuntIngton Hartford surpassing Carlos Aranha 7-5 4 8 6-3, with Gledhill advancing to the third round alongside Berkeley Bell and other seeded players. A single fatal moment interrupted play when Dave Niles learned of his brother Nathaniel W. Niles’s death mid-match. Twenty doubles teams enter, led by Gledhill and John Caughlin as top seeds.
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Brookline
Mass
Ricardo Pernambues
Brazil
Davis Copper
Keith Werner
Los Angeles
Carlos Aranha
Huntington Hartford
New York
Humberto Casis
Henry Culley
Gledhill
Keith Gledhill
Ellsworth Vines
Berkeley Bell
Dave Niles
Albert Lewis
Nathaniel W. Niles
Boston
Wat
United States
John Caughlin
Pernambuco
Costa
Nationals Square Ball Series Clashes Preps Texas All Stars
Evening the series the Merroy Nationals won 9 to 5 and set up two more games against University of Texas All-Stars led by Olsen. The series featured four errors per side and included notable performances from Bauwmgarten on the losers and Bailey at will on offense. The teams have met in three recent games with the All-State win noted.
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Ays
Merroy Nationals
Onele
Billy Disch
University of Texas All-Stars
Pepa
Bailey
Will
Olsen
Bauwmgarten
Mare
Tro
Liberty Drag and Liberty's Confectionery Duel For Lead Title
In national division play at Sam Pedr park Liberty Drag defeated Pfeiffer's Dairy 6 to 5 moving Liberty Drag alone atop the standings while Derrymen drop to second after a first loss. Sweeney's team beat Sinner-Lien Papermen 15 to 1 in six innings. Theta Sigma Chi beat Woonton Lawn, and Kirk's Confectionery defeated Kaut.
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Liberty Drag Ane
Sam Pedr Park
Pfeiffer
Uberty Drag
Derrymen
Sweeney and Company
Snnner-Lien Papermen
Theta Sigma Chi
Woonlawn
Kirk
Kaut
Shamrocks Defeat All Stars 13 to 7 in Sunday Game
Shamrocks of the Pariah league defeated St. Guard's All Stars 13 to 7 at Infantry Post. Carola led Shamrocks with four hits in four at bats. Batteries: Shamrocks G. McMahon and Carola. St. Guard's Sents and Aivas.
Breath taking extravagance and early political prodigies
Yesterday's Explanations surveys Pal Antal Esztechazy and William Pitt with tales of vast wealth and perilous splendor. It recounts Esztechazy’s 21 castles and 821 villages and Pitt becoming prime minister at 23. The piece notes their notoriety and a lasting newspaper feature arc through 1840s lore.
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Pal Antal Esztechazy
Galantha
Edelstetfen
Forchtenstein
Europe
Saxony
Holland
Rome
London
Eszterhazy
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Shelburne
Treasury
Pitt
Malesman
Mexico boxer for Olympics
In Los Angeles on July 12, Guadalupe Maravier held here last night as heavyweight joined a group of Mexican fighters chosen to represent Mexico at the Olympics. Final tryouts were in Los Angeles to accommodate the many Mexican boxers living there. The team announced includes Manuel Muretes at featherweight, Ray Gamo at bantamweight, Angle Solis at pratherweight, Maxuel Pones at lightweight, Al Romero at welterweight, Manuel Crux at middleweight, and Guadalupe Marquer at heavyweight.
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Los Angeles
Old Mexico
Guadalme Maravier
Simal
Tram
Flgweltnt
Midgel
Manuel Mure
Tes
Ray Gamo
Angle Solis
Maxuel Pones
al Romero
Manuel Crux
Guadalupe Marquer
Frantisek Douda
Douda
Emil Hirchfeld
Herman Brix
Los Ancceles
Dracua
Lst
Oskar Heks
Hawks Journey to Big Lake in Texas Series
Hawks head to Big Lake to face the Texan Gilets as Virgil Winters leads the team. They train Tuesday and Wednesday plus travel weekend. Three games with the Oilers slated for Friday through Sunday. results include a 3 2 loss and 4 5 win.
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Big Lake
Virgil Winters
Texas Cuce
Wil
Concepcion No
Poly
Oliers
Hawks
Sona- Gore
Southern Net Stars Clash
Tennis stars of the South clashed in the Kentucky tournament. Frank Parker, an 11 year old from Milwaukee, defeated Ed Boyce and Ed Pfeiffer 6-0 6-0, with other seeds also advancing. Quilon Connelly of Houston edged Ed Weber of Louisville 6-5 2-8 6-2, while Wilmer Hines beat Buddy Smith 6-4 6-7 5-3.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Franklin Tigers Triumph in Seventh Inning Win
Franklin Square Tigers rallied for three runs in the seventh to beat South Side Tigers 8 to 5 Sunday. Rodrigues, Camp and Hanten led the winners with key hits and defensive plays.
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Franklin Tigers
Franklin Square Tigers
Tigers
Rodrigues
Camp
Hanten
FIGHT RESULTS by the Associates in New York and nearby cities
A garbled listing of fight results names fighters and venues across multiple locations including Akron Towneville and Mirmling ham AI TW. The text reads like a results table or report with numerous misspellings and broken phrases, lacking clear outcomes or dates.
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Mreen JiNeticeh
Eorry Wank
Homesabad
Ontpoinind Mating Baro
Mirmlngham AI TW
Lelnrrville
Yo—Vice Runde
New
Antpoingan Dare Imnattraod
Minminsten
Det
Miowx Chi
Inwa
Nabiy Oo Buwa
Peiee Tavlim
Ion Calentnied
Tyan
Fela
Pan Fm
Western Open match play starts in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee Wisconsin the Western Open begins with Jana Weiller of Chicago holding medalist honors after the 18 hole qualifying. Weiller posted 41 42 93 at the Lake Worth Seeskee club course. In second place were James Dads Held and Luke Robinson from Des Moines both at 43 42 45.
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Milwaukee
Wic
Jana Weiller
Ghitego
Inatch Pilhy
Miss Weller
Livefield
Yoswrday
Seeskee
Yar
Ned
Augustine
Florida
Luke Robinson
Des Moines
Lows
Top Flight and Evening Added Classic Favorites
Chicago July 12 A band of eligibles for the $7000 added classic was entered for today at Arlington Park the mile and a quarter Sheridan stakes on the main Saturday feature. Milly Evening appeared standout with other classics listed while Top Flight and Lago among entries prepared for the classic distance.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Thek
Ito
Flight
Gusta
Falcone
Guuto
George D. Widener
True
Evergald
Yorkel
Orthop
Big Beau
Arlington
Stars Arrive for Olympic Classic in Los Angeles
Olympic village prepares for a large influx as 14 U S wrestlers and two stars arrive to join the first team in quarters, including Hibine Pearce and Edger Nermisr from California. Foreign groups, Finland and Hungary athletes, plus Dutch and Czechoslovak competitors, arrive for the 1932 games with expectations of large crowds and strong performances in swimming, track, and hockey events.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Village
United States
Janmusd Kedecinski
Gr Paxland
Grapplers
Hugo Obopalik
America
Columbus
Ohio
Hibine Pearce
Oklahoma
Edger Nermisr
University of California
Melvin Cloiseller
Jack van Bebbler
A. C
Robert Hess
Iowan State
Gon~rad Caldwell
Igi
Jack Rules
Northwestern
George Ashburgh
U.S. Navy
Lyle Morford
Cornell College
Iowa
Maynard Harmon
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Karl Deugevite
University of Melchigin
Lloyd Appleton
Edginmont
Ralph
Teague
Southwestern Oklahoma ‘Teachers College
Fete Mehringer
Bansaa University
Paayo Nurmi
Priday
Holland
Ars
Et Tekst Gellag
Sweetwater golfers qualify at Abilene in club tournament
Sweetwater golfers qualified at Abilene Fort Worth area club tourney with Bleakley at 78 leading a quartet. Clyde Southworth shot 78 while Charles Nix and Rew Smith posted 46 and 37. Qualifying extends through July 17 with match play to follow and the field reduced to four survivors after medal play.
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Sweetwater
Abilene Abilene
Texas
Lig Wallow Crest Club
Bleakley
Clyde Southworth
Charles Nix
Rew Smith
Bas
Nix
Rah Cine
Bueday
Atiex
Ballard and Hutte Capture Simmons Net Title at Bim Inone
In a featured doubles final at the annual tennis tournament at Bim Inone University, Ballard and Nelvon Hutte defeated Emnraco Guatavid and Lealin McClire to claim the doubles crown. Ballard also won the singles title, defeating Las Crantiji for the honors.
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Ballard
Hutte
Simmons
Atilena
Texas
M. M. ‘Ballard
Nelvon Hutte
Emnraco Guatavid
Lealin McClire
Bim Inone University
Corm
Eet
Aled
Honova
Boxer Gets Locked Can't Fight Back
In Chicago Benny Rubin 15 says he was a protege of Kingfish Le vinsky and accused Felix Medingine of punching him in the jaw during street tights. The judge J William Bene! advised Benny's manager to enforce stricter rules so Benny can defend himself. both fighters were cautioned as police arrived.
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Chicago
Daly
Felix Medingine
Fourt
Nebt
Benny Rubin
Fistio
Kingfish
Levinsky
J. William Bene
Felix
Ane
Benny
Moilty
Moreno Dominates Vitela In Bantam Title Bout
Henry Moreno of San Antonio Tech outboxed Bobby Vitela of New Orleans across all ten rounds to claim the Southern bantamweight title in a Legion Arena main event. Vitela showed brief spark in the third, but Moreno controlled the rest, nearly stopping his foe in the final round.
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Henry Moreno
San Antonio Tech
Bobby’ Vitela
New Orleans
Legion Arena
Vitela
Méréno
San Antonio
Teallan
Johnny Dominguez
Tommy Mahavier
Otis Muertz
Kid Boots
Leo Marsa
Daniel Cortez
Kid Alberta
Frankie Castillo
Pee Wee Roberts
Jick Bendelow xhd@ Walsh
Bert Brennan
Toadle" Riley
Comfort Rally Edges Alamo Heights In Extra Innings
Comfort Rally defeated Alamo Heights 4 to 3 in ten innings on the Heights diamond Sunday. Butch Neulin pitched seven strong frames for Comfort, allowing two hits and one walk before two costly errors tied the game in the eighth. In the tenth, Comfort took advantage of two more Heights errors and scored five unearned runs to secure the win.
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Comfort
Alamo Heights
Tlt
the Heights
Clark
Butch
Neulun Hadgihe Comfort
C. Menger
aKehuch
Parks
Totmly
Catetm
Lawrence
Tyoni Alamo Holghin
Comfort Toon
Pummurs
Turner
Rehaester
Villaret
Goterth. L
Tomiinin
Haut
Jercura
Wilaret
Schwesler
Kulber
West
Goforth
Meyer
Krauinr
Tomlingan
Anceit
Sheridan
Schaezdir
Shardian
Menger
Caffey
Nealon
Jautler
Bite
Jon Goff Mennen
Parka
Rune
Mane
Hanrioe
T Maufer
Pave
Dally
Mautler
Pathet Ni
Evo
Manger Ay
Howler
Sark
Tindler
Neumann
Aherhing
Pasged ' Bait
Tomtinnen
Cottey
Jemping
Tahar
Gurnen
Baseball League Imposes Suspension for On-Field Fights
Cleveland July 12 American League clubs act to curb rowdy play. A 30 day unpaid ban becomes minimum for players who fight on or near the field. Bill Dickey of the Yankees already suspended 30 days and fined 1000 dollars after assault on Carl Reynolds. Umpires will eject pitchers for beanball on first offense, 10 day next, two months third.
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Cleveland
Diamond Stars
Bill Dickey
Aspirat
Yankee
Dickey
Heat
Kenesaw M. Landis
Bout to Start Row for Title Bout in New York
In New York a one round title bout is planned for July 28 at the new Madison Square Garden Bowl launching a heavyweight elimination tournament. The winner may face Jack Sharkey or Max Schmeling in 1933 with Jimmy Johnston naming Primo Carnera Johnny Risk and others in the tourney.
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New York
Fruje Schagk
Boston
Paulino Arcadua
Bettie
New Matleon Square Garden Bowl
Jack Shat
Schmeling
Sharkey
Schaef
Peulina
Johnston
Primo, Carnera
Johnny Risk
Stanley Poreda
Mickey Welker
Tommy Loughran
Steve Hatnax
King Livinsky
Malcolm Gaffney Signs with El Dorado Cotton States Loop
Malcolm Gaffney, previously with Moble in the Southeastern league and Monroe in the Cotton States league, signs with El Dorado Arkansas of the Cotton States loop to pitch for the remainder of the season. He has shown strong form in semipro play, despite a prior arm issue, allowing under two earned runs per game for Mexico Nate.
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Malcolm Gaffney
el Dorado
Moble
Monroe
Ark
Cotton States Joep
Gaffney
Real City
Mexico
Philadelphia Oarsmen Named as Subs for US Crew
Two Philadelphia rowers Emanuel J. McGreal and Garrett Gilmore were named as substitutes for the United States Olympic rowing squad. McGreal was runner-up in the double sculls trials, Gilmore previously served as a 1928 crew substitute, and both are to be ready to depart with the 1992 Towing squad for California next Monday.
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Philly
Philadelphia
United States
Emanuel J. McGreal
Garrett Gilmore
Carlifornia
Penn Athletic
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Beaure- Paire
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