Mile of Century at Princeton Tests World Record Chance
Princeton hosts the second annual Invitation Track and Field Meet with the Mile of Century shaping as a record bid. Glenn Cunningham, Jack Lovelock, Bill Bentham, Gene Venakge, Joe Mulgar, and Glen Dawson headline a star field as favorites chase the 4:06.0 mark in a crowd of about 59,000 expected at the venue. Owens targets more world marks in Los Angeles facing strong U S rivals in sprints hurdles and jumps.
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N. J
Glenn Gunningham
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
England
Ruy
Bill Bentham
Gene i W Venakge
Pennsylvania
Joe Mulgar
Carnell
Glen Dawson
Taka
Okla
Steader ‘Lovelock
Wilt Cunningham
Los Angeles
Bonthron
Canning
Mangan
Austaces Tangle
Aho
Dh Band
Keith Bron
Yale
Big Graber
Southern
Cablifounts
Glenn
Sists
Owens
Jesse Owens
Marks
Trey
California
Troy
Ohio State
Foy Draper
George Anders
Wil
Eddie Hall
Father of the American Navy Barry Captains Lexington
A historical note honors Joby Barry known as the father of the American Navy. It details his Irish origins, service to the Continental Congress starting October 13, and his roles as first captain of the Lexington and commander of the Alliance. The piece notes his participation in key battles, the 1776 Lexington fight and the last shot of the Revolution, plus his recognition in Navy records. It mentions a postwar offer he rejected and a public notice about a reader’s reply.
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Joby Barry
Yallysampson
Ireland
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Congress
Saliy
Lexington
Ender Edward
Aiso
Sybille
Barry
Navy Department
Malformed OCR sports results fragment with multiple names
Incomplete AP box score style clash shows scattered names and places including Philadelphia Des Moines and Dallas with torn words and unclear outcomes. It mentions a Tels and Zaharis with a backstory line about a veteran named Lewis and a crown of 21,000, but details are garbled and not recoverable.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Mennney
Tresend
George Zaharis
Pusblo
Calif
Des Moines
Joe Buses
Dallas
Tousten
Jim Léados
Tire
Lewis
Meges and Richter Clubs Play Sunday Tae
Curley must pay in New York on June 14 as promoter cases involve debts. Boris’s first wife named Su and Marie Swauren sued for 25 040 pounds. court jury ruled today on tax expenses and related costs.
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Sa New York
Wrecing
Boris
Prems
Telmburme
Jai Luepparlinie
Gurles
Marie Swauren
Attorney General Opens Fight Over Texas Dog Races
The Texas attorney general said his department would join with district attorneys from Dallas Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio to seek reversal of a lower court injunction blocking day racing at the All-Texas Group Racing Association track in San Antonio. The case involves dog racing and seeks to restrain county officials and the sheriff from enforcing an injunction while appeals move through the courts.
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Syne
Sttorney
Texas
Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Bexar County
All-Texas
Dating Racing Association
Attorney General's Department
Dallas
Wort Worth
Houston
Paes
Obier Cme
South Main
Fort Bend County
Vaneers Treg
MrOiaw
Anneli
Grant and Hal Surface Reach Tennis Finals in Strong Finish
In a mixed results Southern tennis tournament, Grant defeated Hal Surface 6-3 6-2 in the men’s final, while surface details note other matches with Hal Surface advancing. Georgia Tech’s Bel also claimed a win, with Bel and Harris featuring in a doubles effort and Eunice Dean of San Antonio, Texas in the background.
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Grant Ar
Okes
Missouri
Valiey
Jok
Hatais
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Walle
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Val Georgie
Bel
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Sunda Maré
Harris Edyareen
B-L Ff
Eunice Dean
Sai Amicuiv
Tex- NS
Buffs secure Wise and Padgett in major roster move
President Frag Ankenman of Houston Halls announced Friday that Wise and Padgett will join the Buffs from Columba in a transfer to the American Thre league. The two players are expected to bolster the lineup as they head to Bundtay in the upcoming season.
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Padgett
Buffs Ston
Tine Ib
Calcher
End Do
Gutleccer
Frag Ankenman
Houston
Columba
Aravrant
Four Stars Left in Women's Golf Semifinals
LUBBOCK June 15 In the semifinals of the Women's Texas Golf Association tournament Pairey meets Mur Frank Goldthwalthe of Fort Worth while Mrs Cordon Philips faces Mrs Tehea J Ver non of Abilene. Fort Worth and Abilene players advance as forecasts of strong competition emerge in the afternoon sessions.
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I—Pour
Texas Cielf Association Laurnament
Pairey
Mur
Frank Goldthwalthe
Fort Worth
Cordon Philips
Hig Springs
Tehéa J. Vernon
Abilene
Menor
E Winker
Cranfill Named Del Rio Coach After H S U Run
Abilene March 15 Les CrisNU reports Cranfill has ended six coaching spells at Hardin SImmon university and will become athletic director and coach of all sports at Del Rio high school next fall He will replace Weir Washam who served two years Cranfill played for Abilene High School Hardin SImmons and Abilene Christian and was noted for a strong backfield during his playing days
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Les Cris- NU
Hardin-Simmon University
del Rio High School
Weir Washam
Cranfill
del Rio Jn
Skripling High
Fort Worth
Lewell Catholic School
del Rio
Roach
Abilene High School
Hardin-Simimions
Abilene Christian
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Werlewer
Blackwell to Work Up Football Card For Centennial
Dallas reports Dr. P. F. N. Blackwell, former SMU athletics manager, will oversee the Texas Centennial football card. Blackwell plans to confer with Frank N. Watson, the promotion director, on arrangements for 1936 games as part of the centennial celebration.
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PF. N. Blackwell
Southern Methodist University
Bisekwell Cam Os
Frank N. Watson
Unclear Fight Card With Chaotic OCR Summary
A scrambled boxing result list shows multiple names and places with inconsistent data and typos. It references fighters from Philadelphia Detroit Akron Chicago and Philadelphia again, with outcomes like knockouts, decisions, and cuts, but many entries are garbled. The text lacks coherent structure or a single clear headline or result.
Home Run Race Amid Fractured Roster Headlines
Fragmentary report lists players and teams including White Sox Braves and White Box names, with scattered surnames such as White, Mayes, Coleman and Senatore. The text hints at a paced home run race but lacks coherent events or dates, forming a partial snapshot of a baseball page.
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Werler
Red Box
Mier
Red Boe
Myer
Senatore
Make
Senator
Sarees
White
Mayes
Whit Sewn
White Sox
Canuball
Brune'r
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Coleman
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Teresa eFignia
Foaphe
Brbara
Done
Gian
Missions Move to Dallas Amid Rain Delays in San Antonio
San Antonio Missions shift from washed out San Antonio doubleheader to Dallas for three planned doubleheaders, hoping for clearer play. Report notes recent rainouts, a player release, and Johnny Martinez's injury status as the team adjusts rosters and travel plans amid a challenging road trip.
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San Antonio Missions
Dallas
Jupiter Flavius
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Exes
Missions
Beaumont
Taying
Tranks
Walter Christianson
Cat Jeplen
West Coast
Imit
Whiil
Johnny Martinez
Oklahoma City
Legion Games Set for Gastonia Baseball World Series
INDIANAPOLIS June 13 The site known as Legion Games in Gastonia North Carolina will host the Legion's softball and baseball World Series. It lists Tar fares dated for August 27 with details on brackets and winners from All Fuster and All-Western sectional tournaments leading to the final.
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Hower Chaulaux
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American Tekken
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Amateur Ball Te Fuentes Grovers Meet Sunny Slope Tiger
Weather permitting the Te Fuentes Grovers and the Sunny Slope Tiger will meet at 10 o clock Sunday morning on the Sunny Slope diamond.
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Te Fuentes Grovers
Sunny Slope Tiger
Ramblers Softball Meeting Amid Manager And Former Players
A local softball event overview describes a meeting among Ramblers personnel including manager Sahoties and former players. It notes a controversy involving Frank Sova and others, with mentions of Mayors and multiple local family names. The fragmented text hints at a community organization, alleged actions, and a scheduled morning gathering at Ele Petit Mayors.
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Thia Reason
Wnt
Sit
Gilet
Ted
Sahoties
Asved
Ta Ky
Ele Petit
Frank Sova
Frank Gira
Frank Alfano
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Ruben Family
Ae Lenpea
Gilbert Orlean
Bum Valy
Driving Range Pro Tops Fast Western Open Field
South Bend, Ind. June 15. Francis Schwartz, red-haired driving range pro from St. Louis, led the Western Open field with a 69 as winds and water hazards punished the field. Dirk Metz, Ted Longworth, and Jock Colling were tied for second at 72. Notables like Johnny Revolta, Harry Cooper, and Jimmy Thomson faced trouble, while Walter Hagen began with a 70. The field will be cut to 60 after today’s 18 holes with 18 more on the schedule tomorrow.
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South Bend
Ind
Rhimpionship
Chain of Lakes
Dirk Metz
Chicago
Ted Longworth
Portland
Ore
Jock Colling
Mansfield
Ohio
Sick — Tournemen
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Har
Dug
Schwattz
Francis
Germans Beat Australia In Davis Cup Semifinal Opener
Berlin reports Germany’s Davis Cup team shocked Australia 2 0 in the opening singles of the semifinal round. Von Cramm defeated Crawford 6 3 7 5 6 2, Bewke edged McGrath 4 6 7 2 6 0 6 2, giving Germany a strong start toward meeting the United States in the inter zone final.
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Tune 14
Germany
Haron Gottfried von Cramm
Jack Crawford
Heiner Bewke
Vivian McGrath
Australas
Mitches
Wrestling Jack League Match At Walkerton Arena
The Wrestling Jack League closed by referee after a protest by Karl Davis. Next Wednesday night at Walkerton arena Karl Davis vs Sam Lethers is billed with George Bills in the background. Davis and Leaguer clashed last week leading to a disqualification of Davie two straight falls with Bills. lunch quarrel noted. Lethers may appear. Ralph Hammonds and Ed Helwig are rejoined, completing the double that night. Opponent for Jack League to be announced to finish the card.
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Jack League
Karl Davis
Walkerton Arena
Karl
Sam
Lepsy
Ed Helwig
Helen's Conqueror Takes Bad Beating In London
Dorothy Round, England’s top ranked tennis player, defeated Katherine Stammers to win the Kent championship as Trelen Wills Moody delivered a strong victory yesterday. Stammers, holder of the hard court title, pushed Moody to a 6 0 6-4 win, while Round defeated Stammers 2-1, 6-9.
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London
Dorothy Round
England
Katherine Stammers
Trelen Wills Moody
Kent
Miss Round
Miss Stamens
Boli
Mrs. Moody
San Antonio Seeks 1935 U S G A National Golf Title
A San Antonio push to hold the 1935 national public links championship grows from a June meeting of the Junior Chamber golf committee led by Thurman Guess at the Alamo National Bank. Bush and Frank M. Hardt of the United States Golf Association outlined plans to field a San Antonio municipal team for Indianapolis 1935, with strong predictions that the U S G A will award the title to the city.
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San Antonio
Sumor Chamber of Commerce
Bush
Frank M. Hardt
United States Golf Associatin
New York
Dhkve Dertefon
Indianapolis
Thuntian
Alamo National Bank
U. 8. Fi. AL
San Artonin
Munger Loses at Fort Worth in River Crest Final
June 15 Fort Worth. The River Crest Country Club invitation final hinges on Jim Walkup of Fort Worth and Eddie Connor of Dallas. Walkup, a Foxen Christian University graduate, defeated Jack Munger of Dallas 3-1 to reach the championship. Copnor beat Col. B. D. Irons of Arlington 3-2.
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Jimmy Walkup
Fort Worth
Die Connor
Dallas
Foxen Christian University
Jack Munger
Lavorite
Copnor
Col. B.D. Irons
Arlington
Landis to Rule on Pitts Case With Albany Senators
Albany Evening News reports hoped decision on Waying Pitts former Sing Sing prisoner seeks entry into professional baseball with the Albany Senators of the International League. Judge Landis expected to rule on Pitts as an individual case rather than address parolee signing with organized baseball.
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Edwin O
Alabama
Sing Sing
Albany Senators
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Albany Evening News
Petts
Cleveland recalls catcher George as Pytlak weighs health
Cleveland Indians bolster catching depth by recalling George Cleveland from the Minneapolis Millers after Frankie Pytlak faced possible departure due to ill health. Manager Walter Johnson had earlier released veteran Ginn Myatt, leaving Bil Brenzel as the other recovered option.
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Cleveland
Maskman
Charlie George
Cleveland Indians
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
George Way
Frankie Pytlak
Indies
Bil Brenzel
Walter Johnson
Ginn Myatt
Appendix Operation for Bobby Jones in Atlanta
Bobby Innes plans an appendectomy after a recent bout of appendicitis. He will have a minor procedure on Wednesday and will participate in a practice with Joyes Wethered the day before hospitalization. Texans to NCAA meet Berkeley bound June 15 for national collegiate track and field events with Terry entering javelin and Wheeler the discus.
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Bobby Innes
Tobby
Joyes Wethered
Texans
Alton Terry
Offord Wheeler
Harditt- Bimmons
Kete
Berkeley
Calif
Terry
Wheeler
Eight in derby at Detroit two owners ride
Detroit race today features eight six year old thoroughbreds in the second $26,000 added Detroit derby over one and three sixteenths miles. Bun Portland, owned by Airs Bilas B Mason of New York, likely favorite after a six length win last Monday in the Deby Hope handicap. Sun Portland with Charles Kurtsinger aboard breaks from post five. Other entries include Roman Soldier Pizethra Cold Shoulder Blackhirder Polar Flight St Marity and Double. A milestone race as two owners ride their own horses, Whiley Abel rides Bly St Moritz and Charley Hamsgerch has Blackhieder.
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Roman Soldier
Pizethra
Cold Shoulder
Blackhirder
Polar Flight
Whiley Abel
Wit
Apprenticed jockey Joe Wagner eyes top honors at Rockingham
Joe Wagner, an 85 pound apprentice from Greentree Farm near Texington, rode five wins at Rockingham Park and another yesterday, boosting his meeting total to 20 and yearly total to 8 percent. Wagner, who rode Sun Alley to Empire City’s first win on July 29, 1934, has shown improved form this year and trails leader Paul Keester by a margin that places him atop the apprentices. After Rankinieham Park, he plans to move to Chicago tracks.
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Payne Whitney
Greentree Farm
Paul Keester
Green Tree Farm
Joe
Rankinieham Park
Chicago
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