Roland Young Returns To Jolson Picture For MGM Film
Hollywood gossip notes Roland Young plans to return to work in a Jolson project at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer after the project with AL Jolson is set, with Beery and Cooper also in studio moves. The column covers industry chatter about cast, testing, and other star activity in Hollywood.
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Roland Young
Jolson
Louella
Harry D'Arrast
Mr. Jolson
Joseph Schenck
Eeeyy
Clark Gable
Inghe Studio
Clark
Sears
Paramount
Wally
Myrna Toy
Inok Oriental
Farren Breaks Second State Rifle Record At Camp Mabry
Houston shooter Paul Farren, 18, broke his second Texas Rifle Association big-bore record at Camp Mabry with 39 consecutive bullseyes on the 600-yard course after a 40-consecutive bullseyes feat at 300 yards. Fort Sam Houston marksman Max Link also set a record with 29 perfect 600-yard shots in the Walter Tips trophy event.
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Aubstih
Paul Farren
Houston
Texas Rifle Association
Camp Mabry
Farren
Max Link
Mint Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
R. G. McCenn
Ninth Infantry
F. Sarahan
W. B. Smith Tophy
Montreal target and Chicago bouts dominate unusual match list
Unclear OCR sports results show multiple boxing and wrestling entries with names like Jack Washburn, Benny Ginener, Tuten, Paul Pave, Raoul fimon, and Nick Lulz. Montreal and New York appear as locations with scattered scores and draws. Notable obituary notes: George B P McLean, 74, ex governor and US senator, CT landowner, died of heart attack.
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Palafeld
Wanth Doeiane
Montreal
Wen
Etraleht
Pat Patty
Winduur
Quigrlo
Puturon
Iowa
Guaye Hagen
New York
TU Bomar
Chigana
Vebte
Nick Lulz
Vonite
Cai
Tare
al’ Mercier
Chicautim
Guebne
Lutee Drat Meretor
Lutee
Malewlez
Billy Baluch
Chicago
Frank Judson
Saliyit
Touts Loew
Qrenn
Pat McGhy
Anunny
Raoul Fimon
France
Fred Mayer
Videopn
Yvan Robert
Monten
Stanislaus Ybyarka
Poland
Justine Teralds
Tagine
Joe Haroldt
Guku
Andre
Adorue
Muptreal
fAlin
Vausy
Tyan Waxturatt
Simsbury
Conn
George BP. McLean
United States
Celvin Coolidge
Connerticut
Net squad strong at Austin in Texda district tennis
In Austin on June 1 the Texda district amateur tennis tournament continues with the second round of men's singles and first round of doubles for juniors and women. Favorites include Dolph Muhlheisen of San Antonio, a Randolph field cadet and former national intercollegiate singles champion, and Anaries Sloan of Houston who is top seed in the men’s singles. Other seeds listed are John Barr Dallas J H Attoner Dallas Hal Surface Kansas City Donald Langcope Houston Allen Gwynne Fort Worth Charles Swell Fort Worth Lucier LaCoste San Antonio.
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Austin
Texda
Dolph Muhlheisen
San Antonio
Randolph Field
Anaries Sloan
Houston
Muhlheisen
Sloan
Oder
John Barr
Dallas
J. H. Attoner
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Donald Langcope
Allen Gwynne
Fort Worth
Charles Swell
Lucier LaCoste
Davis Peden
Gordon Perse
Jose Preiter
Charles Davis
Norman
Ohio
George Dulling
Lasker Enamati
Bill Byalley
Lieutenant Sever
W.T. Caswell
John Hill
Waco
New Referees Set for Expo Show Main Event Card
A new referee lineup will cover Ralph Saymonds weekly card at Exposition Grounds. Middleweight champ Gus Kal Mia and George Craig of Tulsa headline as Lee Pfeiffer and Hal Scott will be unavailable. Hammonds staff may assign Bll Harrison or import a referee from Dai Iss. The card adds a 14 minute warrath-raiser between Charley Hearn and Jock Curtis with Kalla ys, Walter Biratlen, Red Lindsey, Bulent Ratlen and Jack Domar in all-bree-fall bouts.
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Exposition Ground Wriggling
Gus Kal- Mia
National Wrestling Association
George Craig
Tulsa
Langle
Ralph Saymonds
Lee Pfeiffer
Hammonds
Arkansas
Hal Scott
Charley Hearn
Jock Curtis
Kalla Ys
Craig
Walter Biratlen
Red Lindsey
Bowling League Trials Amid Sparse Readable Notes
The fragmentary OCR lists names, scores, and terms related to a commercial bowling league with mixed participation. It references Triann for fast dengue, various players, team terms, and dates, but many lines are garbled. The readable bits show a league setup, matches, and individual scores among unknown teams and participants.
McGraws Resignation Sparks Giants Turner Era Change
The piece recounts John McGraw’s abrupt resignation as Giants manager and Bill Terry’s appointment. It discusses McGraw’s autocratic style, its impact on player initiative, and contrasts with Terry’s more independent approach. It recalls McGraw’s influence, past clashes, and a noted March incident with Pat Newnan at West End Park.
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McGraw
John
Giants
Christy Matthewson
Buck Hermog
Dave Bancroft
Terry
Napoleon
Hornsby
Dave Barcroft
San Antonio
Newime
McGram
Bob
Kenneth Todd
Houston
West End Park
Pat
Exidoitian
Newth
West End
Mediraw
Newnan
Nic
Valenee
McGean
Babe Didrikson Takes Leave Loses Job
Mildred Didrikson Zoned for extra vacation at start, but company delays trip to track and Olympic games. Employers state six weeks would be vacation if hurdles count. she began for Beaumont before being told to postpone until after Olympics. Golden Cyclone team reported emotional at news.
Redwing Defeats Independents 14 10 At San Pedro Park
National Redwing defeated Thomas Jefferson Independents 14 to 10 at San Pedro Park in Lone Ball League action. Bellizer led Redwing with five hits in five at bats. Balm Isib homered for the losers while Johnson had three hits for the Josers.
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Thomas Jefferson Independents
San Pedro Park
Bellizer
A. Johnson
Josers
Isib
Tweedie
AWAD
Wing
Beliawr
Widawen
FE Medan
Manis
Armstrong resigns Harvard captaincy amid disciplinary review
Thom E. Armstrong quits as Harvard varsity crew captain after a board inquiry into a drunkenness arrest on May 28 following a loss to Syracuse. The Administrative Board reprimands him but does not jeopardize graduation or athletic standing. Armstrong, a Dallas Texas resident, will join coach Charlie Whiteside in New London for training before the Yale race on June 24.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Thomas E. Armstrong
Pemain
Charlie Whiteside
Redcap. Conn
Yaleat
New London
Hacyard Varsity
Swacuse
Cornell
Oarsman
Dallas
Texas
Junior Chamber hosts golf carving contest Sunday
Junior Chamber of Commerce members plan a 6 30 pm golf carving contest at Olmos Driving Range with ARLT Feil as president of One Junior Chamber and Ty Coby as stage manager. More than 75 entries expected. 27 currently noted as entries. Charlee E Ingersoll, 12, railway worker, dies of heart disease after illness. Cavaliers Parkak Even: Our Lady of Sevens parish beat the Texas Indians 4 1 before Austin Street Tigers. Newham praised as a man among men in days when players and spectators took the game seriously.
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Duyier Chamber of Comerce
Olmos
Arlt Feil
Cavaliers
Cavaliers of Our Lady of Sevens
Woon
Texas Tdians
Butiene
Austin Street Tigers
Prt Newham
Pat
Pan Setitell
Teague
Stelypet
Hey
Itail
Aid Newnan
Sentea
Wey Bes
Sentell
Nottonnd
Tle
Evith
Heettoes
al Agondicitis
Aporne
Bucking Bronds Attract Local Rodeo Show Sunday
Cowboys and wild West acts headline at the North Loop riding range. W T Muller hosts a twilight rodeo featuring Searchlight and Black Diamond among top buckers. Plans include roping nurses between events. starts at 4:00 PM.
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W. T
Muller
Black Diamond
Montana
Miller
Raining & Horse
Tab
Querely
Jane
Yoping
Auidogenie
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