Sylvia Sidney Cast in Madame Butterfly at Paramount
Los Angeles dispatch notes Sylvia Sidney is selected to star as Madame Butterfly in Paramount's independent production from Schulberg. The project builds on prior casting rumors and follows an elaborate Puccini opera backdrop with a notable cast and industry speculation about the production’s direction and reception.
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Los Angeles
Schulberg
Butterfly
Velicle
Sylvia Gidney
Sidney
Sylvia
Seb
Shell
Josephine Lovelt
Joseph Monuure Maret
Pucci
Warren's Ring Bill Complete at Beethoven Hall
Bob Warren unveils his full card led by the riot and efficient K O Castilla against Curtis Mullen of New Orleans. Mullen, 143 pounds, faces Castillo, 140, with the rest featuring George Dilworth, Gunbert Smith, Manuel Lunt, Roller Docking, Wille O'Brien, Kid Toney, Arthur Moody and Kid Williams. Show starts at 8:30.
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Bob Warren
Beethoven Hall
Wight
K. O. Castilla
Curtis Mullen
New Orleans
Buster Maltin
Bobby Pitts
Houston
Wildcat Monte
Mullen
Castillo
Beethoven
George Dilworth
Gunbert Smith
Manuel Lunt
Wille O'Brien
It Toney
Arthur Moody
Kid Williams
Uncertain sports leaders and team standings from OCR text
Fragmented readable lines list teams players and scores across multiple contests with names like Pirates Senators and Athletics. Dense garbled data mentions matches, standings and event references, but the exact outcomes and dates are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Sutter Leads College Aces in Tennis Rankings
Philadelphia September report from the Intercollegiate Tennis Association lists Claud Sutter at No. 1 after a season that included an Intercollegiate title and a notable match against Ellsworth Vines. Bryan Grant Jr. and Keith Goodhill share No. 2 in singles, with Kamrath and Coughin as top doubles pair. The panel includes Morris Dunne, D A Penick, Roland Evans, and Richard A Williams.
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Ellsworth Vines
Interiol Ingiate Committee
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Yessterday
Bryan Grant Jr
University of North Carolina
Keith Goodhill
Branford
Giedhi
Joseph Coughin
David Jones
Columbia
Clayton Burwell
University of South
Richard T. Murphy
Hamilton College
Karl K. Kamrath
University of Texas
Hervard
Jack Tidball
University of California
Los Angeles
J. Tl. Hes
W. Bastom
Elbert Lewis
Midshipmen
C. &. Loughlin
C. B. Neval Academy
Dobbles
Kemrath
Sterling Williams
Morris Dunne
Philadelphia
D. A. Penick
Roland Evans
Richard A. Williams
Laura G Remains in Van of Yachts at Southport regatta
In Southport Conn Ralph V Bradley’s Laura G. remained ahead in International Star class yacht races as light wind limited action. Laura G. placed thirteenth in the slow third race while Mist faded to fourteenth. Laura G. held 69 points after three races against Mist’s 66 and Bandit II’s strong showing by Bob Varderveer.
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Laura G. Stalted
Ed Fink
Mist
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Balnst
Long Island
Bob Varderveer
Two Punches Give Al Brown Easy Win Title Bout
In Toronto a six foot lightweight fighter Al Brown dominated Emile Pladner in a non title bout last night. Brown landed decisive right hands, knocking Pladner out in 2 minutes 1 second of the first round after a six count earlier. Pladner stood at 116 pounds. The event promoted by Laure featured Brown as the clear winner.
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Toronto
Ontario
Laure
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Apider Piadner
Brown
Slim Iny
Pladner
Manning
Ant
Piadner
Manages matter little in world series says Menke
Frank G. Menke argues brains of managers have little impact on world series outcomes. He cites Connie Mack, John McGraw, and others, noting successful teams relied on players and luck rather than managerial genius while predicting the Cubs would dominate the Yankees and win the baseball championship, era old.
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Frank G. Menke
New York
Bob
Blane
A. D
Connie Mack
Howard Ernnie
Cubs
Howard
Connie
Cyanle
Hhoke
Grove
Stanley Harris
Bean
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Stanley
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McGraw
Mack
Miller
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McGraws
Harrison
Joneses
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Hugginses
Clarkes
Stallings
Cardgans
Yankees
Grimes' Place in World Series Timing Assigned
Chicago Cubs manager Charley Grimm announced Tim Tinning will start in the World Series opener, with Bush Warneke Hoot and Malone in the rotation. Tinning impressed in his Phillie start, earning the spot as the Cubs seek another pennant and a shot at the Yankees in New York.
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Chicago
Bud Tinie
Neb
Dave
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Charley Grima
Voli
Nerson
Grim
Shelle
Murleigh Grimes
Vetaren Apiipaller
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Wits
New York Yankes Stadium
Grimm
Guy Bush
Jon Warneke
Charley Hoot
Pat Malone
Phillies
Ike
Grieran
Southwest Conference Football Chatter in Houston Venue
Houston reports from Sept. 7 show coach Matty Bell predicting five Texas clubs may contest the title this season. Texas A&M asserts a tougher field, while SMU, Rice, TCU, and Texas Tech also loom with strong spring and fall preparations across multiple campuses.
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Matty Bell
Texas Aggies
Houston Texas Aggie
Texas University
Rice
Fell
Jack Meagher
Rice Institute Owls
Orst
Wallace
Pud" Hammett
Gordon Nicholson
Henry Clore
Red’ Bourne
Randy Strong
Smokey
Chiro Hawks Defy Challenges in Hill Country League
The Texas Chiro Hawks, city amateur baseball champions, face continued challenges as Mason-Lista wins and manager Virgil Winters issue challenges to Bluehonnell league winners. They prepare for Wednesday’s Mason game at Tech field and a 23rd Interstry Saturday with the army champ.
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Chiro Hawks
Texas Chiro Hawks
Mason
Virgil Winters
Hawks
Techfield
Army
Garza Barbers Win at Polo Find No 2
Garza Barbers defeated Tex-Mex berebell club at Polo Find No 2, with ten hits and a lone run by Ade. Tro ningles and torment scored the only run in the cloth tml as losing side faltered.
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Polo
Alan
Openers Loom as Local High Schools Scrimmage Hard
Thomas Edison coach Joe Ward pushes heavy scrimmages with Harlandale looming next week as Edison, Jefferson, Lanier and Peacock squads tune lineups for opening games. Ineligible star Tom Murray joins junior coaching while Kellam and Pocket pick A string. upcoming scrimmage runs into end of week ahead of September 30 season debut.
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Joe Ward
Thomas Edison
Red Allen
Tommy Murray
Letterman
San Antonio
Irving Martin
Edison
Layton
Stevens
Claude Kellam
Manor Pocket
Kellam
Sevim
Mage
Eagles
Temple
Jack Nendell
Mols High Schesteridder
Brackenridge
Stirling
Alero Heights
Thomas Jefferson
Sidney Lanier
Texas Military Institute
Peacock
English Star Leads Canada Open Qualifiers In Golf
Young English golfer Leah Gold shot 82 to lead the Canadian women's open after Kanawaki course play. Peggy Wattles of Buffalo, Doris Taylor, and Maureen Orcutt led the U S entrants with solid scores as 32 players qualified for match play. Other Americans Bernice Walt Friletstifel and Hea Gottlieb also posted strong rounds.
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Montreal
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Alex Gold
Beaconeffelt
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Gut
Kanawaki Golf Ciit
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Scond
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
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Doris Taylor
United States
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Maureen Orcutt
Bernice Walt
Oshkosh
Wis
Friletstifel
Wheeling
W. Va
Hea Gottlieb
Great Neck
N. Y
Arthur Millen
Lakeville
One Night Tussle in Little World Series
Newark and Minneapolis will stage a one night world series to avoid clashing with the Yankees and NL champions. The Newark series opens Tuesday September 27 with a Wednesday night game and a Sunday afternoon contest. The teams then travel to Minneapolis for the continuation as Baseball Commissioner Landis plans to attend the opening.
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Newark
Minneapolis
Yankees
Kenesaw M. Landis
Pleasanton Seeks Closing Contest After Win
Pleasanton defeated Harlandale Athletics 5 1 to finish their baseball season. They seek a closing game next Sunday against Devine, Lytle, or any strong San Antonio team. Call Mat C Buck in Pleasanton for arrangements. Lefty Bob Outterside pitched well for Harlandale, but Pleasanton support failed.
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Frogs
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Hariandale Athletics
Devine
Lytle
San Antonio
Mat C. Buck
Texas
Martyn
Billnetzer
Harlandale
Bob Outtersid
Circus Wedding Spotlight at RKO Screen
The RKO Melestie theater covers the wedding of circus performers Alfredo Cadona and Vern Bruce held Sunday at the Guater hotel. Congratulations pour in from Circus Fanciers Association ex-president Harry Hertzberg and other circus executives, with plans to show the film daily on the RKO Majestic through Friday.
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