Keeshin Takes Over Chicago Racetrack
John I. Keeshin, 41, a motor trucking magnate, along with associates, has bought controlling interest in the National Jockey Club owner of the Arlington Park style track near Chicago. The deal follows Chicago businessman John D. Alien's Arlington Park syndicate purchase. Arlington Park shows strong early season attendance and handle gains over 1989.
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Chicago
John I. Keeshin
Keeshin
National Huckpy Club
Bportuiian’s Park
John Patton
Tata
Edward J. O.hare
Jockey Club
Ray
State Racing Commission
O'Hare
Kesshih
Commiccion
Dules
Sportanai
Irack Werally
Hawthorne Park
Walter Bookgrahler
Josep E. Donovan
Trucking Company
Willlaw
Egan
Newark
Meeshin
Bowling Broadways Commercial Practice Update
Bowling league snapshot shows team standings and player averages with various clubs listed such as Southern Select Beer and The Borden Co. Averages include Tesaman 244, Baker 248, Tod malt 254 and individual scores for multiple bowlers. The fragment cites team names, percentages, and individual scores in a compact, period-voice ledger format.
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Broadway Commercial Pracue
Paty
Il Wera Lazy Rarvice Blaviony
Boutherg
Cooner Tipe & Daunery
the Borden Co
Alamo Four
Grand Prxe Heer
Ker Beer
Grape Battling’ Co
Southern Select Beer
Southern Select
E Burkhardt
Bessinen
Tesaman
Baker
Pper
Sucéenturs
Wehrrapous
Geperd
A Kallen
Todmalt
Bichora
Voighe
Vetters
Soap Box Derby Draws Will Be Made Saturday
San Antonio officials announced Saturday drawings for the citys soap box derby. More than 100 youths prepare cars for Sunday events with Class B races for 9 to 12 year olds and Class A for 13 to 14 year olds. The climactic heat pits the class winners against each other for the city title and a chance at All-American trials in Akron.
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San Antonio
Plana
Ught
Chevrolet
General Motors
Arivere
Tse
Sir Antonio
Akron
Ohlo
Lewis Leonard Jr
Young Leonard
Pete
Fox Company
Leonard
Tennis Tournaments Seedings and Results Reported
A garbled report covers ongoing tennis events with seeds and results. Podesta faces seed lineup shifts, Beedell’s player trouble, and notable wins over Gill Canning of California while other matches feature Rene Raeker and Frank Kovacs among a broad set of players.
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Toandrson
Rigen
Fe Uma
Beedell
Gill Canning F
University of California
Heanning
Rene Raeker
Texan Universlty
Mulla
Kevan la
van Horn
William Ro
Tultidore
Hansen City
Henry Prusoft
Seattle
Fren Vigtor Beizas
Philadelphia
Women play Brackenridge in weekly golf tourney
Eighteen holes of match play are planned for Brackenridge Park Women's Golf Association members at Brackenridge Park. The first twosome will tee off at 9 9:20.
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Brackenridge Park
Roosevelts Buy Pastor Hall Film From Nazive Story
Jimmy Roosevelt buys the Nazive film Pastor Hall about Reverend Martin Niemoller, jailed by Nazis, to be released by United Artists with Eleanor Roosevelt offering commentary. Hollywood gossip notes Laird Doyle, Hal Wallis, and Looming projects for Joan Fontaine, Orson Welles, and others amid industry chatter.
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Lovella
Parsons
Hollywood
Jimmy Roosevelt
Pastor Hall
Martin Niempeier
Lutheran Church
Jimmys Nother
Eleanor Roosevelt
Robert Bheraved
Henry Henigeys
Roosevelt Company
United Artista
Niemoeller
Germany
Reg U and Pownee Olden At Reg U and Pownee Olden
Fragmented notes mention Reg U and Pownee Olden with various names and places. References include Brentwood home sale with nursery, Spencer Tracy busy days at sea, George Raft boating, Allan custody dispute, and travel mentions to New Orleans and Reno. Race results list teams and locations such as Oakland, Sacramento, Seattle, San Francisco, and Portland with scattered scores.
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la Gong
Woyt Nolans
Brentwood
Spencer Tracy
George Raft
Allan Taree
Walter Winchell It 1940 Daily Mirror Item
Obscure notes on Walter Winchell and various figures from 1940 society pages. Mentions Myrna Loy, Jean Muir, Pauleable Goddard, and Charlie Chaplin related items with references to obituaries and quizzing. Includes speculative questions about Bullitt and Kennedy and a scene description.
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Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror, Inc
Jean Muir
F. Datfe
Pauleble Goddard
C. Chaplin
Tiny Chinese Tea House Opens in San Antonio Rumors
A noisy jumble of notes reports a Chinese tea house near the St. Anthony area and a parade of celebrity sightings and planning. It mentions Angzicune mingling with Orientals, Lowes collecting Civil War buttons, and a 6000 mile trip by Marvin Migl.
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Angezicune
Grogina DE Valcourt Kendall F&ilowes
America
Charles W. Anderson
Ireland
N. Boland
Eyre Court
Galna
J. P. Needham
Ailene Townsend
Roy Hodges
New York
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Alice Potter
Wiile Potters
St. Anthony
Thea
Hudson
Theb
Tong
Charles, Harpoles SR
John] Dunleys
Majestic Thester
Bennett Cheek
Joe Beftencourt
Tses
Hollywood
Lewis Kayton
Washington
Jake Viner
Missus
Sunshine Ranch
Broadway Panhandlers and Celebrities in Tangled Headlines
Fragmented notes reveal a collage of street panhandler chatter, theater scenes, and celebrity mentions. References include Eddie DeLapge introducing Wendy Whitney, Payson Terhune illness, Sylvia Sidney’s father, and political snips about Senator Wheeler and Supreme Court Justices.
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Eddie
Wendy
Whitney
Brank
Pretty Boy
Fuccell
Telly
Natey
Albert
Payson Terhune
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Jeremiah T.” Mahoney
Farley-Yankees
George Ruggett
Sylvia Sidney
Pop
Coast League Red Cross Drives Wins Narrow Attendance
San Francisco on July 16 reports the Pacific Coast League charity drive for the American Red Cross drew 8130 in gate receipts across four games, with Seattle Oakland and San Diego posting shutouts. The Oaks won 11 to 0 in their best stretch while Joe Springday starred for San Francisco in a 4-1 win over Seattle at Seals Stadium. Los Angeles swept San Diego 6-4 in their eight-night stand as Portillo beat Hollywood 5-3.
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Can Red Cross
Bud Ja Day Ly
Tan
Seattle
Oakland
San Diego
Lala
Seuttie Rainiers
Oauland
Sacramento Park
Oaks
Joe Sprins
Joe
Seal Stadium
Seattles
Seals
Jne Ward
Bill Schuster
Schuster
Los Angeles
Padres
Angels
Portiud
Hollywood
Flallywood
Army League Third Transport Defeats Doughboys At Fort Sam Houston
In a loosely played game on Crusty Mathewson field Fort Sam Houston, Army League Third Transport squadron of Dublin Field beat the Twerely-bhirg Infantry Doughboys Monday night. M. T. Turk pitched for the Pivety, allowing few hits until the seventh inning when the Doughboys rallied for three runs on four hits. Rich and Gatermill sparked 16 total Doughboy hits, with Kester collecting four of five trips to the plate. With the Second division on maneuvers, remaining baseball games for the week are canceled. play resumes Saturday afternoon as the Second Engineers face the Randolph Field Ramblers at Christy Mathewson field.
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Twerely-bhirg Infantry
Crusty Mathewson Field
Fort
Sam Houston
M.T. Turk
Rich
Gatermill
Kester
Engineers
Randelph Field Ramblers
Christy Mathewson Field
Cards Farm Hand Pitches No Hit No-Hitter
Sylvester Bux Dondelly of the St. Louis Cardinals Springfield farm team hurled a no hit game last night in a 14-0 victory over Joplin in the Western Association. He struck out 13 and walked five, delivering a dominant pitching performance for the Springfield squad.
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Springfield
Sylvester
Bux” Dondelly
St. Louis Cards
Springfield ‘Farm
Joplin
East Texas League Hustles Through Erratic Scoring
East Texas League action features Longview and Texarkana amid a jumble of scores and player listings. Names like Sparks Gillespie Hinson Beastey Lawrence Skelton and Norris appear among partial lineups, suggesting a preliminary or fragmented box score with unclear abbreviations and missing data.
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Longview
Sparks
Gillespie Hn Zirwate
Hin?son
Beastey and
Lawrence
Texarkana
Kilkers
Guo
Willian
Koy
Skelton
Helmy
Norris
Warshall
Ant “Willett
Millee Ng
Movie Timetable Modestio The Nivylay Squeen
Amid a garbled timetable from a 1920s press page, readers glimpse a quirky lineup featuring "The Nivylay Squeen" and "Antec Tintarved" with whimsical credits. The text hints at a theater schedule with unusual film titles and cryptic codes, reflecting era specific novelty films and showings.
Referee named for Elzea mat show at Samsen Garden
Harry Goffman the San Antero Athletic club matchmaker says Badle Elzen will referee all wrestling bouts Wednesday night at the Samsen Garden theater. Cowboy Lutt ixall meets ORL Shikina in the main event with a semi final and opening bouts featuring Pat Fraley and Hank Metheny.
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San Antero Athletic Club
Badle Elzen
Ransling
Samsen Garden
Cowboy Luttixall
Orl Shikina
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