Didrikson Favored At National Women’s A A U Meet
More than 200 entries from 22 states crowd Dyvhe stadium as Mildred Babe Didrikson of Dallas aims to sweep events and lead the U S team toward Olympic selection. Stella Walsh, Sean Shiley, Rena MacDonald, and Tan Gopeland headline a strong field in javelin, throwing events, and sprints.
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Emcaco
Dyvhe Stadium
Northwestern
Hs Beer
Stella Walsh
Claveland
New York
Mudred Babe Didrikson
Dallas
Texas
Hardins
Sean Shiley
Philadelphia
Rena MacDonald
Boston
Tan Gopeland
Los Angeles
Lettermen to Face Mexico Nationals in Sunday Doubleheader
Johnson, former Cal ton States league pitcher, will toe the mound for the Lettermen against the Mexico Nationals in a Sunday doubleheader at Techfied. Garcia and Pena will start for the Nats, Wink likely to catch for the Lettermen with Williams sidelined by an injured hand.
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Johnson
Tussigner
Alamo
Mortis’ Johnson
Mexico Nationals
Techfied
Garcia
Pena
Nats
Wink
Lettermen
Williams
Prices of Y Leads to Light Classified Ad Results
An observation on how four prices labeled Y guide light classified ads for profit. The note suggests end use implications and potential market response.
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Reed
Doughboys Fallen to Normoyle Nine in Extra Innings
The Doughboys, Army League leaders, were beaten 8 to 5 after 10 innings by Normoyle Tractors on the Normoyle diamond. The Tractors, having defeated Quartermasters and Station Hospital, may challenge Army Jesgur winners as the season ends.
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Snantry
Alble
Normoyle
Army Jesgur
Women Begin Swim Trials for U S Olympic Team
New York July 15 The United States Olympic trials for women swimmers open at Jones Beach with two days of events. The 10 meter freestyle 240 meter breast stroke and springboard diving to day followed by 400 meter freestyle 100 meter back stroke and platform diving tomorrow. Top three in each final earn spots on the U S team led by Helen Madison Josephine McKim Eleanor Holm and Dorothy Poynton among others.
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New York
United States
Los Angeles
Jones Beach
Wigala
Helen@ Madison
Dorothy Poynton
Georgia Coleman
Helen Meany
Dixie Sports Stop James Bike Streak In 5-3 Win
Dixie club halted James Bikes streak with a 5-3 victory at San Pedro Field on Thursday afternoon. Heavy hitters Joe Gonrad Johnny Cone Wey Bum Kretzer powered the offense while Kyretner’s key triple helped break the game open in the fifth. Ewanson added a first round double as the Bikes showed solid stick work but fell short.
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Dixie Sports
James
San Pedro
Jack Bit
Letty Suche
Angue
Dixie Club
Joe Gonrad
Johnny Cone Wey
Bum Kretzer
Golley
Kyretner
Tript
Ewanson
Ister
Tisle Mauh
Havegr
Wordsre
Conrad A Mawas
Fight Results From Unclear Global Match Report
An obscure report lists multiple fighters and venues with fragmented names and locations. The article lacks coherent results or clear outcomes, making it impossible to confirm winners, rounds, or dates from the readable text.
Voigt Among Lido Leaders In Met Club Opener
George Voigt rebounded from ailing months to shoot 70 at Lido Country Club, tying three pros for the lead in the Metropolitan Club championship opening round. He pierced the front nine in 38 and back nine in 34, sharing top spot with Willie Klein, Walter Kozak, and William Malcolm. Others in the field included MacParlane, Mehlborn, MacDonald Smith, Joe Turnesa, Johnny Golden, and Ollie Dutra.
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Long Beagh
George Voigt
New York
Voigs
Willie Klein
Walter Kozak
William Malcolm
West Orange
N. J
Willie MacParlane
Wild Bill Mehlborn
MacDonald Smith
Joe Turnesa
Johnny Golden
Witty Cox
Victor Ghead
Robert Lay
Greenwich
Leo Diegel
Bobby Cruickshank
Oli Dutra
Phil Perkins
MAT RESULTS From the Associated Trees Arrany Meet
The report lists multiple throw results with athletes from Oklahoma California and Colorado. Notable marks include 89.20 and 32:00 in field events. Names such as Washlistov and Garibaldi appear among performers, with varying placements and distances noted from various locales.
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Vidim Browning
Karo Zoysko
Chlencn
Satingdield
Mase
Unmrlev Strack
Pall
Oklahoma
Bull Kumar
Chlewgn
Cemar
Rtrdih
Harlem
Iona
Hallywood
Caiif
Y Camp Meets Winners Announced At Kerrville
Four boys passed the junior life saving test as the San Antonio Y M C A camp near Kerrville closed two meets. Roy Smith scored 15 points to win class A track, Wilmer Bivens took high jump, James Jordan broad jump, and Billy Pashal, William Sims, George Harrington, and Stanley won the relay. Puett won class B with 1412 points. Aquatic meet winners include Pachel, Bivens, Sugus, and Wood, with water relay honors going to Levy, Royster, Bivens, and Wood.
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San Antonio
Billy Pachel
Wilmer Bivens
Harold Sugus
Wilbur Wood
Jack Levy
Willard Royster
Controversy Over Nurmi Status Hangs Over Olympics
The swims of politics and sport mix as I A A B chief Edstrom weighs Nurmi’s possible reinstatement. Officials expect no return to Olympic action unless Congress approves. Finnish leaders threaten if verdict disfavors Nurmi, with debate spilling into marathon plans and possible withdrawal.
Three Racers Share Honors At Brady Race Meet
Brady’s three day race meet saw Brady stable horses Brady White and Stricklands six year old mare and Mix Up share top honors. Chicken Karl Locklear’s chestnut mare tied the three-eighth mile track record at aT seconds. Cruitchfield’s Belding Black Streak set a local track record in a thrilling half mile victory. About 90 thoroughbreds entered across more than 30 stables with 21 in the money. A rodeo exhibition followed with calf roping fastest time 20 seconds and cattle milking 17 1 28 seconds for top purse.
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Brady
Queen O' the Forest
Stricklands
Chettaul Mars
Chicken
Karl Locklear
South Texas
Cruitchfield
H. L. Moseley
J. F. Thyler
Rue Shield
Pop Kitchens Named New Tyler Skipper
Tyler Texas July 15 Frank Kitchens a hometown boy is appointed manager of Tyler Sports in the Texas league. He takes office tonight as the team opens a series with league leaders Beaumont Exporters, first half champions, succeeding George Sisler famed former star and noted for quitting over a salary cut.
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Pop Kitchens
Tyler
Tesxas
Frank Kitchens
Tyler Sports
Beaumont
George Sisler
Abstinence Promoted for Olympic Athletes
RAN TRANCISCO July 15 Dr J O Gorges director of public wealth says enforced abstinence from liquor will benefit foreign athletes at the Olympic games. He states alcohol is a depressant for athletes though they may not realize it and urges California fruit and sugar to improve performance over accustomed wine.
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J. O. Gorges
Public Wealth
California
Lettermen In Two With Nats In Texas City Showdown
Mexico Nationals face Alamo Multigraph Lettermen in a 2:30 p.m. Sunday doubleheader at Tech field. Both teams are in good form after recent wins and a double victory could signal semi pro supremacy in the region. Nationals recently beat Texas university Longhorns while the Lettermen took two of three from Public Service.
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Mexico Nationals
Alamo
Tech Field
Bergam
Nationals
Billy Disch
Texas University Longhorns
Public Service Ulfilirs
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Aggie Avim
Dash
Robert Crooks
Dash Demon
Ose
Insel
George €. Garton
Wee
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Gap
Tate Neck
Annogintri
Prony Wuttate
Tna
Wis
Ebay
Mit
Alia Danuta
Voigt
LIDO
Povey Sormt
J. Sigilt Edstrom
Sweden
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Council of Seven
Nurmi
Yesterdy
Awever
Cominister
Edstrom
Pintead
TA. A. F
Drollmingholm
Paavo
Nutnti
Seversl
Pete Formancce
Famotis
Faava Yrjola
Mal
G.G.G
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