Yankees Sure Winners in Jumping Track Event
ALAN GOULD reports from Los Angeles on Olympic field events where the United States holds a decisive edge. Japanese and Haitian jumpers emerge as strong contenders. American athletes chase wins in pole vault and high jump while other events see brisk competition among OCR noted names such as Graber, Miller, Spitz, Var Gidel, Johnson, Bowman, Romero, Oda, Nambu, Oshima, Furth, Barber, Gordon, and Redd.
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Alan Gould
A. F. Iorta Pallor
Los Angeles
United States
Japan
Wtde
Haiti
International Athletic Party
Samuel
Miller
Graber
J. S
Himstlf
New York
George Spitz
Golder
Palo Alto
Bob Var Gidel
Southern California
Cornelius Johnson
Louisiana
Sidney E
Bowmen
Rolland Romero
Mikin Oda
Ue i
Nambu Ged Oshima
Bol Furth
Levi Casey
Barber
Ed Gordon
Town
Lambert Redd
Bradley Tech
Dlisgls
Army League clash at Fort Sam Houston sets 2:30 game
Randolph Field baseball travels to Fort Sam Houston Tuesday afternoon to face the Quartermaster Corps aiming to erase a earlier season upset. Monday Ninth Infantry beat Kelly Field 2-1 to snap a losing streak with Williams hitting a three bagger and Vielock adding a RBI fly for the Fliers.
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Randolph Field
Fort Sam Houston
Quartermaster Corps
Vielock
Filly Miss Bunting Brings Joy Yet Sorrow to Owner
Chicago horse owner John Marsh feels sorrow despite Miss Bunting’s strong Arlington Park form. The two-year-old filly has earned wins in recent starts, including the Dyer B Group stakes, yet Marsh regrets not racing her earlier to claim the Tassle Stakes 800,000 futurity, set for Saturday.
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Sorrowful
Chicago
Miss Bunting
Arlington Park
John Marsh
Dyer B& Choice Group
Justyerties
Whit
Marsh
Arizona Leaguers Fold After Financial Struggles
Arizona Texas baseball teams began to fold amid financial difficulties after efforts to continue the league faltered. The Albuquerque and Triad clubs reportedly withdrew, and Arizona’s Teague Bee folded following a host of troubles cited by league president FA Nathan of Drie.
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Paso
Texas
Arizone
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cluka
Beau
FA. Nathan
Drie
Araone
Arcos
Lone Star Leaders Open With Easy Wins In League Play
The Redwings routed Prassers 19 to 10 at San Pedro Park as Bushell and Murphy sparked the Wings attack while R Peche and Jensen led the losers. The Cowboys powered by Wagenfwehr defeated the Jefferson Independents 15 to 3 with solid pitching and timely hitting.
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Redwings
Gene Song
Cowboys
Prassers
San Pedro Park
Bushell
Murphy
R. Peche
Jensen
Wagenfwehr
Jefferson Independents
Promelis
Abila
Cave
Rous
Barham
Kaxdor
Youne
Dini
Vaitre
Denes
le Drift
Derhe
Peche
Barrie
O'Cunnor
Guerges
Nelen “Vase
Branham
Lushell
O'Conner
Jes
Hedy Lay
Dozier
Vy Dozer
Barcie Lils
Dogier ii
Vfy Bardle Throm
Dozter
Barcie
Walis
Berc
Giana
Endomler
Aig Gonzalee
Sanngeld
O.murin
P Bot Gapriel
Moynahan
Tiemen
Ay Werner
Morag
Monae
Teale
Janine
Jefferren
Ry Cuwhese Wen
Tal Dae Humeary
Meymitar
Gubriel
Tila Tule
Hekfoen
Biren
Gone
Gabriel Lant
Ty Wacenfuehr
Morin
Mark
Wauenfuehr
Clark
Tuna
Wareenfuenr
Wagenfuehr
Giniek
Borin
Clerk Jefe
Junior Golf Champion Starts Defense at Olympia Fields
Bob Cockram of At. Laws opened his bid to defend the Western junior golf title won last year. He faces Charley Beska of Chicago as a field of over 200 players competes at Olympia Fields. Notable entrant Joe Nichols of California, medalist in the national public links championships, also competes.
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Bob Cockram
Laws
Charley Beska
Olympia Fields
Joe Nichols
California
Alte
Umpire to Aid Referee In Friday Mat Struggle
Promoter Ralph Hammonds announces no official referee for Friday night’s wrestling card at Ex position park. Les Pfeiffer named as referee with a tall “beeg strong fella” to assist if needed. Previous bout between Red Lindsey and Cyclone Fox sparked a wild brawl, while Walter Stratton and George Craig delivered a draw. Ted Travis of California faces Pat O'Brien in a one fall 30 minute bout, with Lee Myers vs Ben Miller opening in 15 minutes.
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Red Lindsey
Cyclone Fox
Ralph Hammonds
Exposition Park
Hammonds
Les Pfeiffer
Fox
Lindsey
Moter Sod
Walter Stratton
George Craig
Rassling
Ted Travis
California
Pat O'Brien
Waco
Lee Myers
Ben Miller
Lettermen to Play Navarre in Pleasanton Doubleheader
The Alamo Muttigraph Lettermen travel to Pleasanton for a Sunday baseball doubleheader. Navarre Club challenges the Lettermen after Navarro beat “La Juntas” of Nuevo Laredo. Banjo Wood pitched both games, earning hero status with eight total hits as crowds swarmed the field until police intervened.
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Plesganton
Merchants
Lettermen
Navarro Club
John
la Juntas
Nuevo Laredo
Banjo” Wood
Mejia
Soares
Navarre
Su Junta
Harden
Chile
Rode
Polak
Sont
Guniaran
P Tuer
Junin
Woot
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Navarro B. Tun Junta
Wodeera
Wendryx
Eyane
Beker
Hendon
Chevotn
Monegan
Mojiw
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Tima
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A.M E
Navnera
Ayteh Nuevo Lareso
Nova Mont
Wang
Gutierres
Hublo
Firevo
Wodelmet
Jaker
Berunny
Everairy
Thu Aburhial Nueva Laredo Suvarro Club
Willman
Ana
Taker
Wout
Detden Hin
Vidlarent
Wood
Ifunl
Tal
Utter Spltener
Artinlega
Solemon Wins Steward's Cup at Goodwood Meeting
Solemon, an outsider at 33 to 1, won the steward's cup at Goodwood today in England. Blinper, at 100 to 7, finished second and Polar Bear, 25 to 1, took third among 21 starters.
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Goodwood
England
Solemald
Blinper
Polar Bear
Hamas Pastes Game Ramage To Defeat Ramage At Wrigley Field
July 26 los angeles. Two promising heavyweights Steve Hamas and Lee Ramage met at Wrigley Field before Olympic notables. Hamas outboxed Ramage over ten rounds, scoring two knockdowns and earning the telerec commendation from Lieut. Jack Kennedy. Ramage previously beat Hamas on points last winter here.
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Los Angeles
Steve Hamas
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Hamas
Ramage
Wrigley Field
Jack Kennedy
ReMege
Steve
Mamas
Pen State
Craggy
Hamag
Jeff
Haumas
Ram
McCook Pitcher Sold to Chattanooga in Southern Association
Bryan Flannigan of the McCook baseball club in the Nebraska State League was sold today to the Chattanooga club of the Southern Association. Only one game schedule noted.
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Chattanooga
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan Flannigan
McCook
Chattanooga Club
Southern Association
Promoter Row With Fifth Mogul In Chicago Boxing Row
Promoter Sim Mullen arranged bouts for Barney Ross and Berry Dublinsky as New Jersey suspensions blocked by the New Jersey athletic commission. The Chicago promoter pressed General John G. Clinnin to approve, sparking heated exchanges until witnesses intervened to prevent a clash among heavyweight figures.
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Chicago
New Jersey Athletic Commission
Henry
Herman Perlick
Balaanazoo
Mich
West Side Boxing Ulah
Lkely
Sim Mullen
Barney Ross
Berry Dublinsky
Mnols
Comamizion
New Jersey Commission
National Boxing Association
Mullen
John ¥. Clinnin
Filinary Commission
Schuh Grocer Nine Defeats Rio Medina in Close Ball Game
Schuh Grocer Nine beat Rio Medina 5 4 Sunday at Foul’s Grove diamond after a third inning four run surge. Boehme allowed four hits and fanned 14 while issuing occasional wild pitches. Schuhart and J. Riffted contributed key blows for the winners. Box score shows Schuh Grocers 5 Rio Medina 4 with Lat, G. Teret and others collecting hits. notable three basers included Wilson and Lat.
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Rio Medina
Grove Diamond
Boeame
F Schuhart
J. Riff
Schuh
Abhoa P.O
Baby
A-Hally
Betoe
HeMoel'y
Aleuwn
G.terel
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Wgalm Moto
Toble By Toole
Alo Medina Bebub
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Toler
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P. Ott
Defoe
Mivifives
Liter
Smith
Rudciet
OWL
Boms Il
Wilson
Balla
Boehme
G. Teret
Ant
Teret
Cy Gains
Lutanires
Moehme
FL Breun
Red hot fight over Nurmi reinstatement in Olympics
Los Angeles July 26 strong opposition grows to Finland's bid to reinstate Paavo Nurmi for a fourth Olympics appearance. The battle centers on I A A F rule power to suspend athletes arbitrarily for alleged amateur violations. Nurmi faces charges over receipts during a 1931 tour of five German cities.
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Finland
Paavo Nurmi
Hmne
Stern
Nurmi
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Cy J
Edstrom
Sweden
United States
League of Nations All
Frederick W. Rublen
New York
Amercan
Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Nurm
Snasmuch
Paavo
D Hanish Wins In Extra Innings Over Hondo
D Hanis edged Hondo 4 to 3 in the twelfth inning after three extra inning meetings this season. Jim Fin ger collected three hits including a triple to pace the win while Nester held the losers to their lone run and Schneider fanned 12 batters.
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D’hanis
Jim Finger
Nester
Schneider
Fight Results By tha Abeeciated Elves and Others
A list of boxing outcomes features fighters from New York Boston Washington and more, with multiple knockouts and points decisions. Notable bouts include Bal Liner defeating Meally McDadee, and Laspervilla outpointing Booby Careta. Various international entries such as Mexico City and Japan also appear among the results.
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Nanle Iset
Littiwan
Cudahy
Wit
Wilukina
Onicake
J Jamon
Chitaso
Eusila Tico
Menon
Aniinaetitla
Newark
Laspervilla
Booby Careta
Baltley
Billa Wichle
Chester
E Davenport
Lowe
Jou Rivers
Harry‘ Memer
Crawfordaville
Ind
Youur 'Fer- Ty
Davenport
Attis Dundes
Rock Inland
Lug Angeler
Aluve Hamex
Piltetusi
Ta Ramage
An Diego
Joe Gllck
Ban Kranoarn
Dayd Velaacg
Mexico City
Jnaelken
Japan
Star Frisca
Philipsina Telnads
Schaaf Wins Ponk Affar Heavyweight Bout in Dull Show
Long Island City July 28 The heavyweight eliminations of 1622 33 were shown to a sparse Madison Square Garden crowd as Emiy Schaaf defeated 33 year old Paul Uno Uzeudun in a 15 round decision. Uzeudun left with a bleeding ear and swollen cheek and hesitated to shake hands. Referee Kid McParland and two judges all sided with Schaaf who won most rounds.
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Long Island City
N. Y
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Tony
Emiy Schaaf
Paul Uno Uzeudun
Thabi
Urgudun
Kid McParland
Paolino
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