Divers to Represent U S In Olympic Dive T
Ewin A. Smith of the Los Angeles Athletic Club Richard Deemer of the University of Michigan and Mickey Riley of the Los Angeles Athletic Club will represent the United States in the Olympic three meter springboard event. Degemer led the field after two compulsory dives but Bonith surged ahead with optional dives. The L A A C water polo team also earned a berth in Olympic contests defeating the Wients A. C. in a final match of the preliminary tourney.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ewin AL Smith
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Richard Deemer
University of Michigan
Mickey Riley
United States
Degemer
Bonith
Ahe Jen
Ene Angries Athletic Club
Wients A. C
App
Pirates Rout Shaky Opponents In Long Baseball Card
A fragment shows Pirates and Phillies games with mixed results. Mentions Benérics, CrabbTree, Hendrick, Lindfér, and Carval with various runs and pitchers. Also notes Giants taking two from Boston and a 14 inning 3 to 2 win.
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Carval
Wusbeee Bite Benérics Ranitham
WatkiNe
Cereton
Hallahme
Detyture
Benton
Carmi
Tunnne Pitcher
Giants
Boston
Jey
Bil Terry
Boston Braves
Dowle
Todey
Demmenug
Urlers
Wallo
Historic boxing gong linked to Fitzsimmons era salvaged from blaze
The iron gong that announced Bob Fitzsimmons as world champion after defeating James Corbett in 1887 at Carsin City Nevada was salvaged from a fire at League Park. Promoter Jack Shelton preserved it, noting it bears signatures from Gulliver Corbett and Fitzsimmons, though fire heat damaged the engravings.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
James Corbett
Carsin City
Nev
St Pat
Fick
League Park
Jack Shelton
Ball Park
Tisbil
Shelton
Francisco
Jim Jeffries Enock
Gullivar
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Bert Brannan
Ian Aptoning
Mickey Brannan
Wry
Brian
Mickes
Jim Jeffries
Harvard Abandons 150-Pound Football Team
Harvard University officials announce the termination of the 150 pound football squad after a two year experiment. The decision follows concerns over competition and safety among lighter weight players.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mans
Hattard University
State Tennis Meet Set for Fort Worth August 19 20
The Texas Amateur Athletic Federation announces the annual state tennis meet to be held in Fort Worth August 19 and 20. Drawings are August 18 at the Fort Worth recreation department office. Entries must reach Fort Worth by August 15. BR C Oliver of Wasco chairs the tennis committee. Each city may enter one singles player and one doubles team per class. players may not enter more than one class. Tallies determine champions with trophies awarded for each class. Mary Law of Tae Light's Rental Ex-Port Crockett offers help with housing.
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Texas
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Fort Worth
Recreation Department
BR. C. Oliver
Wasco
Cyclone Fox Targeting Gouger Lindsey Friday
Local wrestling match flashpoint as Cyclone Fox aims to settle Friday night dispute with Gouger Lindsey at Taiph Rammonds Exposition arena. Promoter and crowd chaos described with intense rough combat and no time limit.
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Cyclone Fox
Gouger
Lindsey
Red Lindary
Taiph Rammonds
Dallas Freman
Foughie
Yankees Gain With Double Sox Victory
The Red Sox challenged the Yankees in a marathon doubleheader losing 4 2 in 18 innings and 4 2 in nine innings. Hoy Johnson homered for Boston while Gehrig and Lazzeri drove key hits for New York as Cy Moore and others faltered late.
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Lindstrom
Hutter
New York
J Mawre
Ur Wiig
Atre
Tarrz
Farrel
Sears
Verges
Heean
Verees
Jn Goth
Bontou— LR
Mortimeran
Barrer
H. Mosre
sOlark
Schulieries
Rfv
Brie
Lindatrom
Berges
Terry Ward
Anree-bhag
Sach U' Parcel
Warningtons
Anville
Sires
Wert Bion
Méranwile
Hastun
Wass
Luque
Brown
Gunterell
Art Brown
Canwell
Balk
Cantyner
Quigier
Reardun
Yankees
Jay
Red Sox
New Yorkers
Yanks
Cy Moore
Hoy Johnson
Aubmer
Gehrig
Lawers
Jolley
AB. RH. A
Onsen
Walrad
Pryor Johnson
It Toles
Lind
Eopaiayp
Alexander
Psn
Waretmv
Eetyna Cannafly
Qagre Anders
Wineine van Eeoret
Byrd
Br Treines
Boston
Fun
Walting
Tuba
Lars
Tre-Hose Atte
Gehrie
Itr
Jal Oleon
Tun. Johnson
Mtalen Base
Scritices
Angters
Comte
Warner Tor Alux
Ander
Groeili
Bastert Toebrig
Pickerlar
Olson
Alesantor Lett
Baeng
Hopton
New ‘Tork
Aff Andrews
Act
Moco
Atruck
Andree
Andings
Mote
FSU
Inetne Slirbez
Moore
Rete
Yengratiap
Bowtan
Dizon
Za Oliver
Szhaven
Jouer
Rt Sad Alder
Tiana
Xboov
LTO Werstier Ag Ap Tain
Durkan
Taam
O. Powell
Chapman
Fienrig
Paden Sn Milla
Durham
al Piperan
Atric’ Wat
Fipgrar
Allling
Miperan
Firaatren
Nalin
Weltens Faces Tough Sunday Test in City Tennis Tourney
Bertram Weltens, undefeated city muny tennis champion, arrives to play in the annual tourney and meets Billy Byrd in a second round men’s singles clash Sunday. Results show first round wins and upcoming rounds across singles and doubles with noted upsets and pairings.
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Bertram Weltens
Billy Byrd
Jefferson High School
Westens
John Brrubach
Oli Cranmrobell
Rilby Culpepper
Lawrence Kramer
Harold Felks
Weltens
Dilly Byrd
Ray Feder
W. & Fitch
University of Texas
Frost Carvel
Desse ' Pfeiffer
Harvin Gwin
W. A. Folks
James Mases
John H. Wood
Jefferson High Star
T. M. Crown
Walter Hagan
Bill Devine
Roy Pader
Lieutenant Cole
W. R K. Fitch
A. T. Falks
Bill Braden
Jesse Pfeiffer
Joe Kauffman
Gene Sedgwick
Walter Falks
Colesant
James Mores
Seafort French
Gartton Pease
Gilmore Gwin
James Langham
Walter Walthall Jr
James Chal
L.eb
Sellens
Gordon Pease
Infantry Doughboys Lead Tight Army Baseball Standings
In the Army Baseball League the Twenty third Infantry Doughboys remain near the top, with the Artillery Brigade and Randolph Field Pliers close behind. Calssons and Kelly Field games loom as the Doughboys face a tougher slate, while individual batting leaders see Sims surge to the top and Zip Myler slip back.
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Stannings - Woo
Pat
Sard Infantry
Randolph Fiela
Kelly Pield
Ato Ninth Infantry
Atatlon Hospital
Army Baseball League
Twenty-third Infantry
Artilery Brigade
Calssons
Doughboys
Wey
Randolph ‘Field
Kelly Field
Artillery Brigade
Randolph Field
Ostssons
Leagus
Dougboys
AB. R. H. Pet. Las Hosptt
Johnson
Coates
Willams
Edwards
Sims
Negroes Bill Big Program Dark showdown set for July 26
The Union of Colored Laborers Athletic club promotes a six round main event with Jack Johnston and Earl Richardson and Speed Ball Young vs Gunboat Smith. Cyclone Carl meets Ice Man Holmes in a three fall one hour match. Local fighters Kid Grittin, Big Boy Christian, Batting Chris, Kid Robinson, and Wild Cat Brady appear on the preliminaries. Special seats for colored patrons and officers. promoter George Dilworth hails it as the best colored card in the city.
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The
Union of Colored Laborer's Athletic Club
Colored Labor Templa
Virginia Boulevard
Jack Johnston
Earl Richardson
Speed Ball
Young
Gunboat Smith
Cycloné Carl
San Antonio
Ice Man
Holmes Ji
Kid Grittin
Taknewo
Detroit
Big Boy Christian
Batting Chris
E Ratiten
Kid Robinson
Wild Cat Brady
Alexandila
Matehmaker
George Dil- Worth
Harlandale Nine to Meet Rayn-O-Shyne on Sunday
Harlandale Athletics travel to face Rayn-O-Shyne Toppers on Meldoo Pyron road Sunday. Harlandale brings a 10-1 record and a revamped lineup while Rayn-O-Shyne sits around .500. Key players listed include Ed Howe, Only and Bol ser for Athletica.
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Harlandale
Rayn-O-Shyne
Harlanisle Athletics
Harlandale Wildcats
Hanandale
Rayn- O-Signe
Ed Howe
Bolser
Athletica
Outterside
Mecant
Stein
Florida football ticket prices reduced for 1932 season
Gainesville July 2 Admission prices to all 1932 Florida Gators football games here have been reduced. Edgar Jones director of athletics announced top prices of 2.50 for the three major games with other seats priced from 80 cents to 1.00 depending on seat type.
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Gainesville
Pia
University of Florida
Edgar Jones
Miller Wins Public Links Colt Title In Public Golf
Robert Lee Miller of Jacksonville Florida defeated Pete Miller of Chicago to win the Public Links Colt championship of the United States in Louisville. Miller built a decisive lead with five straight winning holes, then held on as Miller from Chicago narrowed the gap late. The victory earned the James Standish Jr cup emblematic of individual supremacy among Public Links golfers.
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Louisville
Robert Lee Miller
Jacksomville
Fla
Peter Miler
Chicago
United States
Éap
James Standish
Miller
Stomb
Pate Miller
Jacksonville
Randolph Men Edge Crockett in Close Field Battle
Randolph defeated Crockett 5 to 3 on the home field Saturday afternoon, overcoming deficits twice to secure a third straight win. Key moments included a two-run sixth inning rally and standout hitting from Randolph and Crockett players, with detailed line scores and field play noted.
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Randolph
Fort Crockett
Crockett
Huffict
Matey
Touly
Edwards
Langley
Browsch
Fort Crackatt
TL. A
Willem
Tonal
Wrasse
Fny
Tauky
Sorpiy
Moagon
Dingley
Brown
Demian
Wivlen Jane
Grayer Nactificen
Hooch
Kasheng
Kawy Wits
Plawa
Crown
Kaan
Argontrong
Rina
Ita
Calesky
Heaton
Boonniner
Hayes
Halla
Colunkse
Aube
ColveKr
Hy Heaton
Hy Hughen
Seaton
Raster Ani Kenmr
Ime
Nunn
Scrib es Play in Sweepstakes at Murray Brooks Course
Journalists gather for the weekly sweepstake golf event at Murray Brooks municipal layout. Al Alburger, last winner, defends his title with handicap 1 to fall back on. others including Louie Hathaway Ward Buttis Jack O'Brien and many more compete. Entry fees must be paid in advance.
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Ab Bjérktenridge
Intelligeriste
Murray Brooks
al Alburger
Louie Hathaway
Ward Buttis
Jack O'Brien
Mberé
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Rick Divers
Deemer
Smith
Riley
Phillies
Paihies
Dodger
Quakers
Attair
HA Lee
Busst
Jon Hurst
Hracklso
Tee
O'tonl
Kelly
Wae
Diavis
Bethers
Pings
G Davis
Dalker
Prclutel Phila
Brookisn
Baer Toms
Rhem
Mark Torkoul
Boverire
Foraeriek
Bonul
Rine Wey
Vase ‘Keller
Lanez
Ainge
Philaarlphea
Fetmarl Wintoihe Fusomorg
Witkin
Ynorslaten
Bertil
Wienl
Ie Blain
Seuono Gems
Teaas Multries
Poe
Wergers
Bern
Timdar Pean
Terry Nolte
Mary Law
Tae Light
Himecit
Ek Slem
Leo Boys
Ted Tryin
Pat O'Drley
George Cernig
Oklahoma Brick
Neel Kone
Ape Rowen
Philles
Foxx
Sen
Ons
A'S
Alamo Jy
Pranite
Lin Lee
Chun Dia
Sheila
Adaline Hive
Jane On
Vola
Vannhian
Kean
Cottiinn Finsth
Moye
Martone
Pram
Wlaulme
Bmener
Pingenen
Hue
Tigers
Browns
BT. Louis
Hamnaf
Tigera
Bengals
Sluegive
Aula
Ron
Thiras
Bone
Pott
RnieRan
Wabuxurur
Timmy Foxx
Senators
Wats
George Earnshaw
Philadelahia
Simmane
Asia
Washington
Hurler
Rose Lyle
Coffee Maids
Joske
Goslin
Ax Davis
Gebrlice Ab
Walker
Cs Rerrers
Waitenfly
Levie
AE Schavelo
Burp
Eas Campiell
Seeentae Berrett
Betty
Meili
Hadley
Mace
Contin
Barna
Davis
Levey
Btolillo
Marne
Lauls
Whitehill
Goldstein Mane
Aileher
Hadley Dayin
Praitgnil
Audarein
Brand
Ormeby
Time
Joning Phoher
Whitetitl
Mogall
Wagrurth
Bharein
Campbell
Cosin
Fischer
Kimney
Flacher Te
Min
Hayworth
Tohrings
Ibh
Schule
Davia
Bume
Funn
Slane
Bird
Gowlin
Davi Fade
Deaea
Lalit
Poiso
Atcuck
Fincher
Bridgua
Kimwey I
Hasta
Belin
Hrideen
Aft
Bat Aver
Lyons MuHa
Tadoeh
Anthe Kexsner
Oe Steam
Averitt
Uboat
Uurvia
Mariani
Warnin
Meanie
Turner
Munir
Alery
Wain Akio
Ube & Tintin
Rota
Cothniny
Nina
Foota
Troi
Muranti
Vian
Fan
Balevn
Pbvaraill
Mt. Horan
Mewell
Nicer
Dilla
Leone
Hayes Te
Antonio
Anon
Wintor
Deswick Wray
Norris Brutts
Bea Diy Devine
James Moses
Baxter Jackson Bio
Scott Bhakelford
Albert ‘Trevino
John Braubach
Lois Campbell
Hetty Gene
Janet Ponerstite
Betty Colburn
Als Campbell
Ruby Culpepper
Hoye
John Burt
BiRy Kingston Wert
Irwin Bruart
Joe Mack
Steve Catalan
T. Af. Brown
Lens Protfith
Roy Valinder
Jame Jones
Proffitt
Cuse
Jones
Wray
H. Pet
Artillery
Ith
Bath
Randolph Piel
Bob Miller
Gillette
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