Olympiad Opens as Los Angeles Awaits Parade of Nations
Los Angeles readies for the tenth Olympiad with a Parade of Nations and opening ceremony as host city prepares accommodations for more than 100,000 spectators. Athletes from 30 plus nations arrive or prepare to arrive while Sweden and Ireland guests are welcomed. 50,000 visitors already in town with another 50,000 expected by opening day.
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Austria
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Marine Stadium
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Cohn Captures All Western Net Events
Jay Cohn dominated the Western Michigan tennis tournament at Grand Rapids winning junior singles and doubles titles. He had already claimed the men's singles and doubles championships, defeating Jack Lynch in the process and pairing with him for the men's doubles victory. Brower of Kon had partnered for the junior doubles title.
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Konsad City
Strib Beats Wine in Australian Go
In Sydney July 25 the Australian match saw Frankie Wine lose to Jilly Stribling in a Verauid bowl. Milk Montana and Allata both failed to prevail as the tourney featured heavyweights under tense conditions.
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Japanese Midgets Dark Horses in Crew Events
LONG BEACH Calif March 3 The Japanese crew faces lighter weights but aims to overcome with oarsman ship and finesse. Their four and eight oared shells move with a smooth English stroke, showing strong blade work and finish despite averaging about 160 pounds per man.
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Lone Minnesota Olympic Entry Girl of 99 Pounds
Anne Glyeduik of Chisholm Minnesota, age 16, is Minnesota’s lone entrant for the Clyminto games in Los Angeles. A first-year high school junior, she learned to swim in a local pit and has risen quickly in two years of competition. Her breast stroke times include a 100-yard record attempt at 1 14.1 unofficially, and a 50-yard exhibition record of 23.7 seconds.
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Grudge Bout Billed Again At Actes Club Show
Two Mexican youths Ro mon Feltz and Johnny Dominguez face off in a 10 round malt bout at Beethoven hall Tuesday night after their prior meeting ended with a disputed decision. Other six round bouts include Jimmie Scarmome versus Joe Baltilla and Martin Manes versus Tancho Torres. Kid George meets Joe Fuentes in a four round event and Young Simon faces Curley Treleado.
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Beethoven Hall
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New York
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Joe Baltilla
Martin Manes
Tancho Torres
Mike Delaney
Roy Fuentes
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Joe Fuentes
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Curley Treleado
Utilities Win On Heye's Good Work In Eleventh Inning
In a Sunday afternoon game at Utility field, Public Service UtliWes defeated Seguin's Tigers 2 to 1 as Dick’s single in the eleventh scored Satcher after he singled and stole second. Heye saved the win with a diving running catch in center and Hartenstein contributed three of Seguin’s nine hits off pitcher Dresch. The tense matchup featured multiple hits, steals, and defensive plays, culminating in a walkoff scoring play by the Public Service team fielding and batters in a tight late inning.
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Lobo Outfit Improves to 8-0 with Nite Hawks Victory
Lobo Outfit routed the Nite Hawks 8-0 in a decisive afternoon game. The box score highlights show strong pitching and bat control, with key contributions from several players and a dominant team performance.
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Weekly shooting scores at Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club
In a Sunday match at Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club, A Martin led with a 18 gore of 100 for 4 points amid a rough score spread. Other shooters included F Thompson 38x100, H Newberry 8x100, T J Walker Mx100, W Dean 88x10, O Coley dT100, A Merriam 87x106, L P Bartell A0x100, G D BeatI Rx100, Dr P Meyer Ax100, and Hy A Baviela 7x10 among many entries. Tolcott 44xho provided additional notes.
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Parish League Faces Triple Tie After Close Sunday Action
In a frantic parish league Sunday games tied leaders San Fernando, St. Mary's and St. Ann's at the top after St. Mary's 4-1 upset over San Fernando. St. Ann's routed St. Gerard's 11-5 while St. Patrick's edged St. Cecilia's 8-7. Gloriotto and Pape starred for St. Mary's as Pewis kept the defense steady.
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San Pedro Takes Speed Ball Title In City Championship
San Pedro captured the speed ball title after a Sunday afternoon win over Brackenridge Park. Jack Langston led the Whiners as Pena hurled his seventh win, with multiple hits and trips to the win.
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Hollywood Prepares for Olympic Themed Screen Event
Hollywood tones the Olympic mood with studios planning outdoor theater showings of sport events the night of the games. Stars Douglas Fairbanks Charlie Chaplin Harold Joys Will Rogers Mae Clarke Wynne Gibson Helen Twelvetrees Leslie Howard Trent Dunne and more are mentioned in a roundup of film plans and star appearances as studios race to broadcast the day’s contests to audiences.
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Grown Derby Fashion Notes At Grand Hotels Event
Meran Kennedy and Dorothy By attend a gala near a Gay Print display at The Grand Hotels. Pail Borgs hosts a dinner for mag Mie and Peggy Mont Romery, with Babe Pegry noted for study in roles. Guests leave with fashion updates and next day plans.
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Lone Eagler Triumphs Over Indians In Weekend Wins
The Eagles collected two victories over the Indians on Sunday, powering a pair of close wins. Details are limited due to the fragmentary source, but the headline notes the team’s successful performances and ongoing season momentum.
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Los Angeles Water Polo Team Triumphs in Olympic Trials
Readable fragments show Los Angeles Athletie club emerging as winner as water polo teams from Hollywoods Chicago and New York clubs are eliminated. Americans’ representatives include Richard Deg ener of the University of Mich AM and Marold Smithy wnt Mickey Riley.
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Dance Moderne closes season at Gunter hotel roof
Six specialty acts close the season at the Gunter hotel Tuesday night for the final Dance Moderne. The Mavernes and an versatile orchestra will perform under Rudi Nash guidance. Nash has secured city talent for the finale and plans a California trip with We wilt to study exhibition work, returning mid September for fall season.
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Franklin Tigers Triumph Over Mendiola Club
Franklin Tigers routed the Media Barters 1-3 on Sunday to extend their winning streak to four. The box score shows key contributions from Tatts Tield and Vicery as Franklin Square dominated with precise offense and stout defense, while Mendiola Club battled hard but couldn't close the gap.
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Messengers Rally to Beat Hincoduc Tigers 7-4
Elmendorf game report shows Messengers overcoming a four run first inning deficit. Opter limited the Tigers after a rocky start, while the Messengers collected 12 hits to secure the win and a 7-4 final score.
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