Radio Programs Preview on National and Local Stations
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs across stations such as KYberclow WOAI WADC and KAAC. It notes hosts conductors Irene Beasley and a local candidate, with orchestras led by Thurman Barrett Nat Shilkret and Anthony, plus dance hour features and comedic segments.
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Irene Beasley
Olympic track trials extend field event finals amid East West clash
The Olympic track trials in Palo Alto extended field event finals after a late ruling to broaden qualifying, reshaping the men’s lineup. East and Midwest stars dominated day records as Dick Barber Ken Churchill James De Mers and Bob Jones were boosted back into contention while Leo Sexton and Jon Anderson led advances in the discus and shot put.
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Adan Gotsn
Associated Press Buoks Valor
Palo Alto
Calif
Big Ben
Stara
East
Middle West
Joseph J. England
Baltimore
Meade Us
Puch
Dick Barber
Southern California
Ken Churchill
Jamen de Mers
Noldera
Juye- UN
Bob Jones
Stanford
Ita
Jona Anderson
Leo Sexton
New York Athletic Em
A. US
Eddie Tolsi
Michigan
Booth
Emmett Tappino
New Orleans
Johnny Morriss
Achoo
Abbeyville la
Par Western Brigade
Eastman
Frank Wykoff
Bill Carr
Pennsylvania
James Gordon
Los Angeles
Carr
Dink Templeton
Poiolad
Ben
Tremaly
Dieadmittre
Barkaley
Onrr
Breesing
Karl Warmer
Yale
Ramkman
Wrhcotl
Tolan
Jose
Hee Dyer
Dyer
Conchea
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette Negaind
Emmery Toppino
George Bimpesan
Metcalfe
Simpson
Bob Kilesel
University of
Eddie Genung
Kiek
Pen" Hall
Joy
Glenn Cunningham
A. C
Gene Venzhe Yeo Lenond
Morrins
Percy Beard
George Salitoni
Towa
Siao UN- Baling
Secaq Iho
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Tom
Brix
Herman Brix
Paul Jessup
Uo Anderson
Clem Friedman
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Ken Church
James Davers
Fea
Lambert Redd
Bradley Tech
Barber
Parker Hines End Net Tilt In Kentucky Tents Scene
In Louisville Kentucky on July 16 Willmer Hines of Columbia SC and Frankie Parker of Milwaukee clash for the Kentucky tether championship amid a night of boxing bouts including Battling Simms edging Baby Face Johnson and a lively Missouri heavyweight Big Boy Chester. The show featured a return bout and a future weekly Tuesday event with special seating for white patrons.
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Louisville
Willmer Hines
Columbia
South Carolina
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Kentucky
David
Dwight
Lynn
Baran
Sarah
Baral
Saran
Kid Bright
Baby Face Johnson
Californis
Kia Dawson
Simms
Edward Green
Kid Walters
Big Boy Chester
Houston
Chris
Big Boy
Unclear fight results from international boxing card
It reports a fight result featuring Yeefon versus Fility Kohnty Tranklynca with mentions of venues in New York and Portland. The text is garbled with multiple foreign names and inconsistent terms, making precise outcomes or participants uncertain.
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New York
Hen Jaby
New Fare
Fility
Kohnty Tranklynca
Tat Monontiern
T Radeatin Ciee Wrinlen
Naw
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Twelland
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Hui In Cad
Yenet
Markey Dedaho
Datemtent Pein Tatmmel
Martynl Art
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Mickay Mofartad
Ai Nhonaui
Zener
Wrin-Wilty Vanaban
Tar Angina
Miche Crhee
Two Unranked Net Sharks Reach Finals at Longwood Howl
In Brookline Massachusetts July 16 Trialists Marjorie Sacks of Cambridge and Dave Jones of New York advanced to finals in the Longwood Howl tennis tournament unseeded. Sacks beat Mary Greet of Kansas City to meet Mrs John Van Ryn of Philadelphia while Jones defeated Jace Tidbit of Los Angeles after ousting Wilbur F Coen Jr of Kansas City.
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Dave Jones
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Ray Palmer
Army League Doughboys Dominant in 7-0 Victory
Twenty third infantry Doughboys extended their winning streak to nine with a 7 0 win over the Quartersmasters at Fort Sam Houston. They hold a two and a half game lead over the Artillery Brigade Cassoons as the Calssons prepare to meet next Friday.
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Artillery Brigade
Fort Sam Houston
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California rivals reach women’s singles tennis final
Dorothy Workman and Elizsabeth Dicke of California met in the finals of the women’s singles after a San Antonio round with scores 5-7 6-2 12-10 6-4 6-3.
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Dorothy Workman
Elizsbeth Dicke
California
Lions Field tennis stars meet Army Fort squad Sunday
Lions Field will host Fort Sam Army tennis players in six singles and doubles matches Sunday at 9 am. Lions Field features city star Herald Folks and others like Billy Byrd and James Langham, while Fort Sam brings former West Point leaders including Lieutenant Cole and Cadet Pelleas.
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Lions Field
Army Fort
Sim
Houston
Jefferson High School
Officar Kramer
Smoyaer
Smeyser
Pelleas
Tilton
Prassel's 17, Asset Depot 0 dominates San Pedro park game
San Antonio Air Depot defeated Kasel's Drug 17 to 0 in the American division at San Pedro Park Friday night. Apodta beat Kigga landera 12 to 6. The Commanders won 6 to 0. Wash defeated Hall's Uplina Species. Acme Brug forfeited.
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San Antonio Air Depot
Kasel
San Pedeo Park
Apodta
Hall
Dusty's Team Perks Up In Race
Dusty Buggees' Hulchingen club in the Western association has risen from a cellar position to threaten for top. San Antonin's Barris shares catching duties with Boggess as the team climbs to within a few points of second place amid rumors the club may be dropped from the league soon.
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Lynton
Buggees
Hulchingen
San Antonin
Tax Jecome
Barris
Deadlock persists as Beaumont, Dallas duel for lead
Beaumont and Dallas remained tied for first as teams split results. Galveston beat Tyler 6 to 1 behind Murray’s sharp curve and five-hit shutout through seven. Beaumont staged late rallies to beat Tyler and keep pace, while Worth slumped with a 3-0 loss as the league standings tighten.
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Associated
Bouria Weller
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
George Murray
Galveston
Murray
Whitewuas
Baseball League Leaders and Players Named in Week Summary
A fragmented record lists American League players such as Foxx and Simmons with notable stats including home runs, runs batted in, and doubles. Mentioned teams include Athletics, Pirates, Browns, and Dodgers with various players and scores, reflecting a busy season update amid scattered OCR text.
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Ino Mel
FaMey
Mnadoral Beaale
Wane
Virates
Hurst
Send
Klein
Bhitites
Teery
Ehilien
Aks
Waner
P. ‘Waner
Pirates
Worth Raven
Wein
Panites
Lerman
Stlein
Phillies
Wilson
Wires
Collins
Cartinuls
Carrs
Stripp
Dodgers
Amt
Frisch
Cardingie
Swetonic
Beds
Des
Verte Summons
Athletikks
Foxx
Athletics
Summa
Simmons
Athietics
Averit
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Porter
Indieny
Johnnes
Red Box
Gasipball
Browns
Viinlent Ayer
Benatera
Laazeri
Junkans
Famke
Stole Chapman
Thakows
Huss Sam Wt
Wiehing
Gunes
Frawn
Benatara
Allen
Xankeco
Hurlers Dominate as Pirates and Mets Shine in Big Games
Pirates' George Gibson unleashed two pitching phenoms this season while Remy Kremer shut out the Braves on three hits for a 2 0 victory. Cubs topple Dodgers 10 3 as Lonnie Warnke notches his 13th win and Charlie Grimm drives in four runs. Phillies rally to beat Reds in 12 innings. Giants rail over Cardinals 12 4 behind Lindstrom and Ott. Yankees blank Cleveland 8 0 as Lefty Gomez earns 15th win. Washington extends streak to seven with a win over St Louis. Athletics fall 11 10 to Detroit after a late Detroit surge. Stone homers twice for Tigers. White Sox beat Boston in 11th.
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Sparta
National League
Landis
George Gibson
Pirates
Gibson
Steve Swetonic
Bill Swift
Remy Hremer
Boston Braves
Corlairs
Kremer
Wally Berger
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Lonnie Warneke
Charlie Grimm
Phillies
Cincinnati
Benton
Freddie Lindstrom
Mel Ott
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
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Wea Ferrell
Lefty Gomez
Washington
Louis Browns
al Simmons
Athletics
Jonathan Stone
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Austin Boy Nets Winner in Midwest Tennis Final
Omaha July 16 Jack Taylor of Austin Texas star and Pauline Halpine of Omaha faced opponents in the final singles match for the Midwest tennis championship. In mixed doubles Jack Ringwall of Omaha and Dorothy Day of Des Moines played James Fitzgerald of Omaha and Allee Praser of Minneapolis.
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Jack Taylor
Austin
Texas
Star
Pauline Halpine
Jack Ringwall
Dorothy Day
Des Moines
James Fitzgerald
Allee Praser
Minneapolis
Kallio Captures National Wrestling Title Bout
Cincinnati July 18 Gus Kallio of Cincinnati retained the middleweight wrestling title of the National Wrestling Association by decisioning Henry Kolin of the House of David in a two hour ten minute match without a fall. The return match was ordered after Kallio protested the prior ruling.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Gus Kailio
National Wreesling Association
Henry Ekolin
House of David
Siler
Kullle
Kolin
Southern Association scores and mixed results recap
Knoxville defeats Nastivileo 2 to 0 while New Orleans tallies 10 runs and Cittle Tove adds 4. Chattanooga suffers 3 as Atiula posts 3. Hutchinson leads Western Association with 22 to 1 over Berineflela, Undanendence 14, Topeka 9.
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Nastivileo
New Orleans
Cittle Tove
Chattanzoge
Atiula
Western Asshutation
Hutchinson
Berineflela
Undanendence
Topeka
Debt Cancellation Conspiracy Talk Broadcast Planned
William Randolph Hearst will discuss debt cancellation conspiracy on NBC and KPI Los Angeles at 8 45 PM Saturday. The program, originating from KPI studios, also features WOAL with Chautauqua Symphony and other music across WOAB WOAT KTSA and ETSA stations.
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Europe
J. H. M’lean
Willam Randolph
Hroadcashing Company
WOALI
Hearst
NBC
KPI
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Woat
Chatlaumua Symphony
UN Uder the
Butun
George Barrere
Af Chautauqua
Woal Ab
Percy Crainger
Albert Soessel
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