Smoke Gaps in Ear Triggers Deferment for Pitcher Rigney
Chicago report details pitcher Rigney being declared 4-F after doctors found ear drum risk from a smoking test. Induction captain notes many are rejected for similar reasons as Rigney expresses disappointment at not serving. His brother Ed faces a minor infection delay.
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Parker Upsets McNeill to Reach Finals in St Louis
Chicago performer Frank Parker defeats Doi McNeill of Gambia Ohio and then tops Mobby Tings to reach the singles final at the St Louis Triple A tournament. Gardnar Mulloy faces Ryes in Coral Gables for a chance to advance as doubles proceed. Los Angeles rivals Pauline Bets and Mary Arnold meet in the women’s singles final as Arnold trounces Barbara Brosley.
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LSU Student Wins Western Junior Golf Title
Ben Downing 18, a junior from Louisiana State University, completed a successful defense of his Western Junior golf title with a 4 and under victory over Mark Weldavan of Buraveo Wisconsin at the Town State College golf course.
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Dean Norton Team Triumphs in Dallas Tennis Final
The Dean Norton team defeated Dallas opponents in a lengthy women’s sectional match at the Mouhlea division. Marjorie Legrand and Laverne Stages both from Worth Worth challenged hard, but Dallas entrant fell in the final game as Bip won 6-1 BT. Gloria Lrey and Irene McCarter edged to a 8-7 5-7 over Lala White and Louise Svilliama in a tense second court. Matches continue Sunday with four division finals.
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Alamo City
Marjorie Legrand
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Griveston
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Mainyrow
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Louise Svilliama
Cecil Smith in July 4 Polo Benefit Leads All Star Exhibition
New York June 21 Two teams of top polo players led by 30-goal Cecil Smith for San Antonio and Stewart Iglehart will play for United Service Organizations at Meadow Brook Club on July 4 Smith will helm a 32-goal Texas team with George H Bostwick Eldridge T Gerry and Alan Corey joining a Meadow Brook combination with Peter Grace Mike Phipps and Charla Von Stade A military parade and exhibitions of polo skill and hitting contests will be part of the program.
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Randolph BISVEO Triumph Signals Anniversary Meet
Randolph Field hosts annual games to celebrate its fourteenth anniversary. The event features tug of war, boxing results, and a baseball sweep, with the 11th Air Division and 40th School Squadron placing in team events while individual bouts and home runs highlight the day’s athletic showcase.
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Louis Badly Injures Hand In Heavyweight Defense
New York reports fighter Louis damaged his right wrist defending his heavyweight title against Billy Cons. X-rays planned in Chicago. Mirror notes he feared the injury was worse than first believed. Louis may skip September bout depending on doctors.
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Boxers Wedding Row Ends In Parental Consent Clash
Pittsburgh June 31 Insy Gorn a boxer who once fought Joe Louis announced after days of talks with Mary Louie smiths parents that he would marry their 16 year old daughter without consent. James L. Smith a major league baseball star and father opposed the match citing youth and the suitor’s profession. The wedding, set for Friday at St Philomena's, was canceled.
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Conn Loses Title Fight In Dramatic KO Scene
Billy Conn meets Joe Louis in a dramatic Polo Grounds bout. Louis lands a thirteenth round knockout after a tense twelve rounds where Conn pitched fast, clever boxing. The fight ends with Louis declared winner as Conn staggers and cannot rise.
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Fouls Balls They Swell Attendance in Dallas Game
A Dallas Texas league game saw foul balls into the grandstand and fans crowding for balls. One injury occurred as a 50-year-old fan dove to catch a ball, striking his head on concrete. Attendance figures rose amid chaotic scenes and disputes over rule enforcement.
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Whirlaway Set For Dwyer At Aqueduct On June Day
New York June 21 Whirlaway, the unbeaten two year old champ, is entered in the 210000 Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. Expected competition comes from Robert Morris Market Wise and Lord at Thence among others. Trainer Ben Jones says Whirlaway needs a solid workout to sharpen for the upcoming Classic season. The race also boosts Whirlaway earnings past 110000 for the year and 250000 overall.
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Empire City meeting opens with rich purses and big bets
The Empire City racing meet opens with a July card offering about $12,000 in purses on day one, including three events around $4,200 and one $3,500 event. July 4 features remounts and a $3,000 added purse, plus boosted stakes to reach roughly $10,000. July 5 revives the Butler program with $26,000 added across events. Delaware Park and other venues see heavy activity with notable horses, owners, and officials moving to test new performances and testifying at a California hearing.
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Harris Sets World Mark In NCAA Track Finale
Harris fires 174 feet 8 1 2 inches in the shot put to set a world mark at Stanford the final meet of the season. Indiana star Archie Harris leads 63 schools in a star-studded field with top contenders from California, Penn State, Georgetown and Oregon among others.
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Dempsey Sees Louis Slipping, Warns of Exit
In St Louis on June 21 Jack Dempsey viewed Louis as on the way out after Louis defeated Billy Conn in New York. He said Louis showed little class for most of the bout and that Joe’s late power was limited. Dempsey will referee a wrestling event in Saint Louis.
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Cochran Tops at Trans Miss Free-For-All Round
St. Louis golfer Bob Cochran led a flood of upsets at the Thai Trans-Mississippi golf event in St. Louis. Cochran defeated Percy Gil 3 and 2 to reach the quarter finals with a 12 under par for 65 holes, as favorites Art Doering and George Dawe BoM fell. Remaining quarterfinals featured Kraft, Sheldon, Strannhean, and Zachritz, with venues at Kansas City Golf Club.
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Cooper to Pitch Despite Injury in St Louis
St Louis Cardinals pitcher Morton Cooper will make his regular mound turn despite a chipped bone in his right elbow. An X ray found the fracture on Friday after he had pitched seven straight games to start the season. Cooper declined surgery and plans to continue pitching, saying he would wait to see how the season progresses.
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Texas League Standings From Friday’s Games
Texas League standings listed with Fort Worth Beaumont Oklahoma City and other teams showing wins and losses. The fragment references Tenplis Bhs Antonto and a 3 ii score line, indicating a partial tabulation of team records and positions without complete context.
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Baseball standings and team records excerpt
A fragment shows American League and National League win loss lines with teams like Brooklyn New York Chicago Boston St Louis and others. It lists percentages and partial standings hints, reflecting early season record formatting with fragmented city and team names.
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Texas duo set hot pace at Inverness
In the seventh Inverness four ball, Ben Hogan and Jim Demaret led early with a five under par rating as Byron Nelson and Jimmy Thomson trailed by one shot. The event featured 28 professionals delivering 325 birdies and two eagles through three rounds, with tense pairings to unfold.
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Unclear Play Schedule Fragments Across Cities
Fragmented OCR style list shows scattered sports venue mentions and city pairings such as Fort Worth Oklahoma City Chicago Philadelphia New York and Brooklyn. Names appear garbled with inconsistent spellings making event and team identification unreliable.
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