World’s Best Athletes in Training forOlympic Games
United States, Japan, Italy lead influx as 20 nations train across 16 fields two weeks before the tenth Olympiad opening in Los Angeles. Italy’s blue-favoring Fasciati arrive with about 130 athletes, while Japan sends 230. 71 more nations expected to reach by opening gates. Coaches from Japan and Finland study Palo Alto trials as Americans prep, with notable sprinter Christian Berger of Matend contending in 100 and 200 meters against Germany’s top sprinters.
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Piers
Coldren Organizes Night League In Colorado
Paul A Coldren, noted for football and coaching roles at Washburn Simpson and Augstana, organized Colorado s first eight team night softball league. Eighteen teams entered from Denver Boulder Golden Brighton Fort Collins Arvada Estes Park and nearby towns. Games played under temporary lights near Denver amusement park.
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Ilnals
Weekend sports review headlines mix in chaotic text
Fragmented OCR summary lists multiple sporting items with many unreadable names and places, mentioning national championships, Olympic trials, world records, and various events across cities like Long Beach New York and Latonia Kentucky, with references to rowing, swimming, tennis and cycling.
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Hapmilton
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Wilbon
Cann Toa
Gislo Wing
Ar-inglo Eliasic
Laton
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Wit Metropolitan Open
Tunney Said to Be Offered State Boxing Commissioner Post
NEW YORK July 17 James A. (Gene) Tunney retired heavyweight champion is set to receive an offer to join the state boxing commission when James A. Farley resigns. The appointment would come from Governor Roosevelt based on Secretary of State Edward J. Flynn’s recommendation. Backing is reported from Tammany leaders Curry and McCoskey, and Brooklyn boss John McCosey.
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Tanney
Warls
Nate Boxing Commission
James A. Farley
Rootevell
Hem
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Brome
Mooserell
Flynn
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John McCosey
Brooklyn
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Legion Card Show Promises 11 Bouts at West Houston Street
A Monday night boxing card at 611 West Houston Street features 11 bouts totaling 52 rounds. Main event pits Rudy Espinoza against Ret Hughes, with a six round rematch between Pee Wee Roberta and Martin Manes supporting. Additional four round scraps include Buddy Etheridge versus Santiago Aparella and Delos Finch against Dan Travieso, plus several other four round bouts and two opening four-rounders. Officials include George Wantreay Jr, Herold Winters, Toddy Filey, Bert Brannon, and Proud Frost.
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Ret Hughes
Houston
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Tana
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Jocel Psimonouree
Buddy Etheridge
Santiago Aparella
Delos Finch
Dan
Viesco
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Babe Delaney
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Utilities Take Two From Continentals in Weekend Games
Public Service Utilities defeated the Continentals in both Sunday afternoon games. Dresch starred in the first game with a strong pitching performance, while Carter and Lac moma featured in the second. The box scores list numerous players and substitutions, reflecting a high turnover and multiple at bats.
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Carter
Lacmoma Foe
Abe
Sports Boosted at Methodist Parley
Denver July 23. The Toalbril field and the rinderjack are gs effective in bundling ober eter 3 the classroom for the church. Percy Locey, Denver University coach, told delegates in unn Colored conference of Lae Metho dist Church recently. Lacey, who came to Denver University from the San Francisco Olympic club, evaluated the position of the athletic coach Indiameter building young men.
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Denver
Percy Locey
Danver University
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79 Ex Stars Coach in Prep Schools
PORTLAND Ore July 75 University of Oregon alumnus praises athletic boys who have tramped the Wel foot aridim basketball court Iraak and Celt A routway of Oregon High schools ideas in thal 7 ont Very AXAABAKe WhAIM frida are craching prep school abhielns.
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Steers Break Texas Flag Deadlock In Dallas Triumph
In a key late season baseball clash Beaumont and Dallas split a two day battle for league leadership. Dallas won 9-8 in a dramatic ninth inning as Langford and Radcliff scored on a Bonura double after a walk attempt on Bonura failed. George Murray earned the win for Dallas, his 15th of the season, as Houston toppled Longview 2-1 with a late Jenkins single and Medwick double. Galveston over Tyler 7-6 as Hank Thormeisen notches 10 strikeouts boosting his league lead.
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Parish Plays Three Parish League Games
The Sacred Hearts beat St Gerard nine 12 to 2 at Eagle Field, Haas winning and Mayer losing. In another Parish match, Marys defeated Nonges five by 18 to 8, with Rabe winning and Mahon losing. St Ann Wis beat St Cecilia’s in a third Parish league game at St Mary’s university dramatic field, Peche winning and Fisher losing.
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Wo Pitchers Released By A Club In Fort Worth
Cy Smith and Chief Moore, two veterans of the 1931 San Antonio Indian hurling staff moved to relief roles this season, were released by the club in Fort Worth Sunday. Glen Gabler and Forrest Sackett, taken from Decatur of the Three-Eye league, will replace them. Smith seeks a Birmingham deal while Moore aims for Buffalo.
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Yesterday's Ball Stars Shine in Doubleheader Win
In a doubleheader, pitchers and hitters delivered for the crowd. Danny Taylor and Todgers anchored the mound as Meriden AoudiAN and three other stars led a Braves victory surge. Sunelle delivered a decisive triple and multiple runs, while Baby Rath and Yankee momentum fueled the offense. Jimmy Frxe and Buddy Myrt provided key moments as the team seized both games.
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Jimmy Frxe
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Falved Krowse
Atchine
Great Americans sweep twin bill against Ruchter's Bakery
In a Sunday Commercial league doubleheader at Concept Field the Great Americans defeated Ruchter's Bakery 12 to 8 in the first game and 15 to 2 in the second. Morgan pitched the first win and Bull the second as Great American Life and Richer's Bakers feature in the box.
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Majestic Presents Unusual Animal Film and Mix of Attractions
Film reviews note a unique animal feature by Buck, with a jungle expedition and a black jaguar, tiger, python, and elephant among trapped animals. The Rex Koko desert drama and Laurel and Hardy comedy also play, along with The Campus Mystery and other shorts.
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Rainey
Africa
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Frank M. Buck
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Is & Black Jeopard
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Fish Desire More Water In Streams Says Bulletin
Washington July bulletin from the American Game Association urges fishers to improve streams with shelter and food by adding shade, fallen brush, and occasional dams. It warns against polluted water and overcrowded habitats, stressing water alone does not satisfy fish.
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Rider Haggards She Now Slated to Be Made Film
News brief reports Rider Haggard’s She likely to become a Universal film with rights cleared for production. No lead actor named. focus on a spectacular adaptation and ongoing industry chatter about casting and rights. Mentions Natalie and Buster Keaton divorce rumors unrelated to the film.
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Louella Amiveraul Swevice
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Plelther
Theiler
Llano Nine Beats Junction 16 to 3 in Sunday Contest
Llano defeated Junction 16 to 3 as part of the Hill Country league games. Other results included Mason 4 over Brody 3, Fredericksburg 1 over Llano 1, Kerryville 1. Fredericksburg and Llano lead the standings with Brody in second place.
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Denver recreational plea to expand facilities
Willard J. Greim Denver public schools director argues to the general council that extending recreational facilities costs 800 dollars yearly to keep two boys at the state reformatory. He says funds could buy base balls, bats and gloves for all Denver playgrounds and keep youths from the reformatory, reducing crime.
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Willard J. Qrelm
Denver Public Schools
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Forcoe
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Grehn
Abolition of Ladies Day at Louisville Park Ends Era
Louisville July 22 Ladies free admission days at Louisville American Association park have been ended by the new price schedule. Bleacher admission is now twenty five cents across the league. Previously the Louisville Colonels allowed Indies free twice weekly.
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