Dempsey to referee San Antonio boxing show
Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, to appear in San Antonio as a referee for a Tuesday night boxing card promoted by Jack Shelton. Dempsey, accompanied by his wife, will receive a 15 percent of receipts and expenses. Beethoven Hall interiors or outdoors to suit weather with 3800 capacity and top ticket price 2.20.
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Jack Dewpsey
Sworld
New York
San Antonio
Jack Shellan
Texas
Nexmarth
Dempsey
Hannah Williamis
Shelton
Old League Park
West Coast
Beethoven Hall
Shelown
Mev
Magnolia Defeats Devine in 13-3 Swing for 16 Hits
Magnolia Financers defeated Devine Raablers 13 to 3 on a sunny afternoon, tallying 16 hits off two Devine pitchers. Sandy Germmer allowed few hits and fanned nine. Morris and Marshal led Magnolia with a double and five singles, while the team racked up multiple runs across innings.
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Devine
Magnolia Financers
Devine Raablers
Sandy Germmer
Morris
Marshal
Fibanesers
Sumer
Rhe
Omon
Germmer
Movin
Smith, Peabody and Favor
Horse Winooka May Run at Hawthorne
Wiooka, an Australian race horse who won his American debut in a match race Saturday, may appear next at Hawthorne in Chicago. Owners J. A. Mathews and W. A. McDonald announced plans within 10 days. Winooka defeated Huey by a length and a half over five furlongs for a $10 prize at Tanman track Saturday.
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Hawtorne
San Francisco
Wiooka
Hawthorne Track
Chicago
J. A. Mathews
W. A. McDonald
Winenka
Huey
Tansman Track
U S Track Stars Sweep German Meet in Tusseldorf
U S track and field stars dominated a European meet in Tusseldorf on Sunday winning all events. Notable performances included Glenn Cunningham and Otto Peltzer leading a strong American team with multiple distance and sprint specialists.
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Tusseldorf
Yankee
Arhleles
Glenn Cunningham
Mindie
Sim
Brat Ty
Otto Peltzer
Ralph Melille
Dash Slag
Johny Morris
George Spilz
Tad Tyan Pucual
Playground Ball Rehearsal Dazzles At Local Park Event
A chaotic reading of an OCR fragment hints at a district playground event with mentions of parks and a detour. Community watchers note a Monday evening gathering near a city venue with performances and a listed schedule. Local officials appear in the garbled text, describing activities and a planned program at a recreation area.
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Watt
Perinat
Urs
Conway Kiweled
Dohianag
Noel
Atal
Hyeebaardly Ennt
Greatest Boast By Les Conklin Stirs Baseball Talk
New York July 31. Joe Sugden boosted Jerome Dean as the greatest pitcher of all time after Dean struck out 17 Cubs, a modern record, while helping a Cardinals win and aiding his catcher Jimmy Wilson to set a new modern record of 168 putouts. The action featured multiple games with shifting standings and notable performances by Hank Deberry, Ben Cantwell, Russ Van Atta, and Mule Haas, as scoring and rallies shaped the pennant race.
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St. Louis Avent
Jerome
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Yeaker
Dean
Sugden
Cubs
Matherson
Waddell
Nap Rucker
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Charley Sweeney
Matt
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Hank Deberry
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Wison
Dets
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Giants
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Ben Canlavell
Braves
Hal Schumacher
Whitney
Randy Moore
Gtt
Ryan
Phuyt Rhem
Phils
Ray Benge
J. Jonak Rhon
Washington
Yankees
Nuts
Russ van Atla
Senators
White Sox
Hershy
Browns
Mule Haas Behnd
al Shaimons
Henlal
Ike You ‘Wank
Weekend Sports Ma Brief
Tennis results highlight a France England Dayis cup win for Peery Conquers Mer iin and other matches. Sailors, yachts and horse racing dominate weekend action with notable upsets, doubles wins, and key finishes across venues from East Hampton to Westfield and Virginia to Chicago.
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Auleull
France
England
Moody Wing
Heabright
N. J
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Helen Jacobs
Seabright
Shields God
Barker
Westfield
M. J
Hail Heals Bawley
New Jersey
Hole Springs
Jacobs Heals Hees
Western Golf Winner Ack We Ethan Four Chicago Star
A fragmented item notes a Western golf winner and references a Chicago star figure with uncertain naming. The readable bits indicate a competition result and a notable player, but details are incomplete.
Westland Captures Western Amateur Golf Championship
Leon Western Westland defeated Rodney Bliss 3 and 2 to win the Western Amateur title in Memphis. Westland, a La Salle broker and Walker Cup veteran, used eight years of experience to outplay Bliss and claim his first major championship. Bliss had several chances early but struggled with putts as Westland pressed the lead throughout the match.
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Leon
Westland
Chicago
la Salle
Rodney Bliss
Omaha
Tance
Bliss
Gaming
Fabbath Sun
Denic
Ist
Francis Ouimet
Atimdard
Wesland
Nor
Yesterday's Stars recap across league action
Dizzy Dean led the Cardinals to a win over the Cubs fanning 17 for a new major league record. Muln Hass and Pinkey Whitney stood out for Chicago and Atlanta driving runs while John Stone and Flint Rhem contributed solid efforts. Lou Gehrig and Johnny Hodapp delivered key hits as Pirates and Red Sox power surged in late games.
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Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Cubs
Bony Pit
Pirates
Reds
Johnny Hodapp
Red Sox
Ath- Taller
Triple tie for first at horseshoe meet in Chicago
On the final day of the World Horseshoe Championship at the Century of Progress in Chicago three players share the lead with 14 wins and 2 losses. Theodore Allen of Alhambra California Blair Nunemaker of East Cleveland Ohio and C C Davis of Kansas City Missouri all tally the same record.
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Chicago
Theodore Allen
Alhambra
Calif
Blair Nunemaker
East Cleveland
C. C. Davis
Kanisne City
Player Limits May Go in Baseball New Deal
Ty Davis reports from New York on potential major changes in baseball rules. The piece notes discussions of a ten ball emergency measure, pitcher workload concerns, and the National and American leagues considering pace and pitching adjustments to manage crowding and attendance.
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CNS
Gale
Wistlailhang Seonba
Te Bale
Nitty
Sinen
Tess Worl
Winton
Jim
Walsh
Fant
Romeo Phas
National League
Washington
Aimee
Rome Green
Rocer
Wendland Fires 78 In Portland Public Links Round
Texan Lannie Wendland shot 78 in round at East Portland as national public links championship opens. He teamed with Charlie Wilson of Honolulu to win 2 and 1 in foursomes. Portland field includes 169 players from across the United States and Hawaii, with favorites like Robert Miller, Albert Campbell, Charles Ferrera and Charles Wilson among the top entries.
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Sra Atelonio
Texas Municipal
Gall
Againstlenry Bathlustle
Lin Gooddard
Altadena
Calif
Texan
Wilson Jost
Wendland
Portland
Ove
United States
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Cour
Eastmoreland
Robert L. Miller
Jacksonville
Pla
Albert
Beatty
Campbell
Beattie
Parisic Northwest
Charles Ferrera
Charles Wilson
Honolutt Star
International Tennis Finals at Maidstone Invitation
International singles final set after Bi Nuthall defeated Virginia Rice 6 3 6 3 to reach the championship round. Semifinals feature Mrs Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn versus Alice Marble and Miss Healey versus Miss Heeley with multiple British and American duos advancing in doubles, highlighting a strong Anglo American field.
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Bi Nuthall
Virginia Rice
Baston
N. J
Alice Marble
San Francisco
van Ryn
Mary Heeley
Markle
Fannd Cruickshank
Af Lng
Amiele Ecsier
Minster States
Telon Wills Moony
Miss Marble
Woody
Mi Rice
Marjorie Sachs
Bos
Miss Nathan
Miss Healey
LR. C. Michell
Reds
Mason Leads Hill Country Race With 7 2 Win
In Hill Country Baseball action Mason took the lead as USANG Texas, led by Marcoux, defeated Brady 7 to 2 on Sunday. Eden beat Liano 3 to 1 while Richland Springs edged San Soba 5 to 3. Liano and San Siba traded near second base.
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Usang
Texas
N— Marcoux
Brady
Sunday Eden
Liano
Richland Springs
San Soba
San Siba
Tio
Quinn Sells His Farm Outfit Too
Reading owner Pudulyab-My-Jy Tobeth Quinn of the New York Pennsylvani a league Waschall franchise announces sale of the outfit. Reston Red Box owners Tom Yawkeey and Sdelia Collins are named in connection with the deal.
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Reading
Pudulyab
Jy Tobeth Quinn
Waschall
Gale
Tom Yawkeey
Sdelia Collins
Reston Red Box
Tarez Fans 1. Laredo Baseball Win Streak Continues
Laredo's power hitters kept up their winning spree Sunday, defeating the De Alo Lyrics in two games, 9-0 and 2-0. Che-Qhe Perez, local pitcher, struck out 11 batters in the first game before leaving for Henderson, where he will live.
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Laredo
Lareda
Balehh
English win Davis Cup in three days of tense play
England defeated France 3 matches to 2 on Roeland Givey stadium courts to claim the Davis Cup for the first time since 1916. Frederick Perry led Britain with a four set win over Andre Merlin while Henri Cochet battled Henry Wilfred Chimny Austin in a five set comeback to keep France in contention.
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Leis Autruil
Mac
Englund
England
France
Roeland Givey
Trench
Credt
Frederick Perry
Audre Merlin
Khaled Wat
Henri Cochet
Four Horsemen
Henry Wilfred Chimny" Austin
Percy
Rene Ta Coste
Mont Cochet
Jean Bastra
Jacques Brugnon
United States
Germantown
Tiladelpha
Prance
Denny
Jack Grawford
Britong
Gochet
Austin
Cochet
Grimes Released by Chicago Cubs in Unconditional Move
Burleigh Grimes, longtime spitball pitcher with six National League clubs since 2015, was released unconditionally by the Chicago Cubs. Labeled a ten year veteran, Grimes can sign with any team seeking his services.
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Br Louis
Burleigh
Chicago Cubs
Grimes
Syracuse editor dies in traffic collision near Syracuse
George D. Ahearn, 34, assistant sports editor of the Syracuse Post Standard, was killed Sunday when thrown from his bicycle after a collision near Syracuse. He authored The Huddle column for the paper.
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George D. Ahearn
Syracuse Post- Standard
Ahearn
Collisran
Post-Standard
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