Babe Arizmendi Tops West Coast Boxing Scene
Babe Arizmendi, a 16 year old Mexican fighter, has become a leading attraction at the Olympic club in Los Angeles, drawing large gates and stellar prospects. Promoters eye a possible Arizmendi La Barba showdown as plans and facilities for the 1932 Los Angeles games unfold with massive capacity and international participation.
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Olympic Boxing Trials Near Semi Finals In San Francisco
America's Amateur Olympic boxing team narrowed to semi finals after quarterfinals. National and intercollegiate champions including DiAlesandro Stoop Goldstein and Lewis were upset by contenders like Meehan Perrin Borzacko and Cintorine. Salica, Lang, Flynn, and Case mio advanced. Mehan and Bor chalked notable wins as others fell in hard bouts.
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al Lewis
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New York
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Louis Salica
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Onis
Nat Bor
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Mass
Edward Flynn
New Orleans
Salica
John Aguire
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Alesandro
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Hull
James Dee
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Dundee Whips Crom Easily at Legion Arena
Boxing card at Legion Root Arena featured Dundee defeating Crom in five rounds after a tactical start. Dun dee, a New Orleans fighter weighing 154, landed a right jaw shot that sent Crom to the floor for a knockdown count. Semis saw Hens stop Richardson in the third. Roseman and Yands also won by decision or stoppage in swift bouts.
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Crawford Building
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Brooksfield
Joe Dundee
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Crom
Cram
Kreys
Dan Richardson
Poly
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Richardson
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Yands
Troswnan
Billy Bately
Dan Grigga
Risque Set For Do Or Die Challenge At Arlington
Risque a 4-year-old filly owned by Mrs. John D. Hertz prepares for a decisive race to topple C. V. Whitney's Equiprise in the Arlington Handicap. She clocked a mile and an eighth workout in 1 1 8 and posted solid splits, with trainer William Knapp declaring her a definite starter against the Whitney standout.
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John D. Hertz
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William Knapp
Whitney Salt
Texans Boxers: Dallas Dominates In Fort Worth Baseball Game
Dallas and Galveston clash in a high scoring exhibition with Carey, Narteeks, and Jenkine delivering runs. Hitting highlights include Beart, Han, and Mingo, while pitching performances note Fuhr and Garland on the mound. The contest features numerous substitutions and a final tally reflecting a Texas league showcase.
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Roy Batted
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City tennis tourney players to meet at parks
All boys in the annual city tennis tournament are to meet at San Pedro park at 8 40 Saturday morning with Harold Folk managing the event. Girls will gather at Brackenridge park at 8 30 for two rounds. John H Wood will lead the boys meeting and courts will be assigned at the event.
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Joe Nichols Leads Many Golfers In National Links
Joe Nichols a 16 year old Long Beach student and former medalist leads the field in the National Public Links tourney here. He defeated two Brooklyn players in easy fashion as Curtis Bryan and Oliver Sleppy also post strong showings with Burns and Miller advancing. The Standish cup matches proceed with third and fourth rounds to set up semi finals Saturday.
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Municipal Unks Golf
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Long Beach
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Kank Karch
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William G. Jelliffe
Los Angeles
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Chicago
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R. L. Miller
Oliver C. Sleppy
Irving Schaber
Rank Foley
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Talbot Boyer
Portland
Oregon
Nichols
Pete Miller
Sleepy
R.L. Miller
A Campbellor
Seattle
Olympic Stars Break Out in Song at Village
In Los Angeles July 22 1932 the Olympic village bursts with music as athletes from many nations sing and perform. Abdura man Ali Moro leads the Filipino section in new jazz, while Ville Yorbola the Finnish shot putter performs folk tunes on a portable phonograph.
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Victory for Tilden Seen in US Championship
Chicago reports veteran Bill Tilden favored to win his ninth United States tennis title as the nine day tournament opens. He faces strong challenges from Hans Nusslein, Vincent Richards, and Karel Kozeluh, with Mary Lou Crockett guiding readers to rooms and housing listings.
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Bill Tilden
United States
Hans Nusslein
Vincent Richards
Karel Kozeluh
Tilden
Foreign stars crowd village ahead of Olympic games
Los Angeles reports a large influx of athletes for the Olympic village with 350 competitors arriving, including 160 Americans on a special eastbound train. Brazil sends 45 with coffee cargo to fund the team, while Mexico, Switzerland, and Germany bring notable contestants. Count Ballled, president of the IOC, tours Belgium, and German officials predict sprint and weight events as Germany’s strength.
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Simpson
Montreal Nick Shika Defeats Whiley Havyit In Match
A report details Montreal based Shika defeating opponent Whiley Havyit in a competitive bout. The event references multiple participants and locations, including Ed Bien and Sauk Wal Mk, with scores and venues noted, though some names appear garbled. The summary highlights the main outcome and involved figures within a chaotic OCR fragment.
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Palfrey's Play Favored In Essex Club Tennis Final
Manchester Massachusetts July 22 The Palfrey sitters Barah qn rianne were favorites in the final round of the Essex Country Club Invitational tennis tourney. They faced Mrs John Van Ryn Philadelphia and Josephine Cruickshanks Santa Ana California The Palfrey team beat Mrs Marjorie Morrill Painter Dedham and Mrs Lawrence Harper Oakland California in yesterday's semi finals by a brilliant display The Van Ryn Cruickshanks duo beat Virginia Rice Hastings and Carolyn Babcock Merkelley California in their semi final The final round of singles was postponed until tomorrow when Mrs Painter will face Miss Cruickshank Painter defeated Mrs Babcock in the singles semi final and Miss Cruickshank outclassed top seeded Mrs Harper Wightman Cup player
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