Riot Injuries Mount As Relief Workers Clashed
Phoenix dispatch reports 73 injured as tear gas bombs and National Guard readiness followed clashes between relief workers and police at the county welfare building. Rioters armed with bricks and hammers battled officers. arrests included known Communist agitators. One man reportedly killed. details unverified.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
B. B. Moeur
FERA
County Welfare
Welfare
Daily Cross Word Pazeb Puzzle Clues List
A long list of crossword clues covering streets kings months metals plants navigators and more with scattered abbreviations and cryptic references. Includes across and down prompts for solution, plus final letter string from prior puzzle may be shown as puzzle answer.
Welter Title Bout Postponed Amid Gate Concerns
United Press reports the welterweight clash between Barney Ro and Jimmy McLarnin was postponed due to weight and financial issues. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects improved gate but earlier odds shifted as McLarnin backers push for a closer contest at the ring.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
EW York
Barney Ro
Jimmy McLar
Mike Jacobs
Christmas Fund
Chaliaceres
Ross
McLarnin
McLaren
Lott Beaten By Unknown In Net Play at Forest Hills
In the National Men s Singles Championships at Forest Hills on September 7 Ed Feibleman, a 34 year old New York stockbroker, upset George Lott of Chicago in a spectacular upset to reach the quarterfinals. With one prominent player gone only 1 of 15 seeds has failed to reach the round of 16 as others advance to the next stage.
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Forest Hills
Nto
George Lott
Chicago
Ed Feibleman
New York
Feibleman
International Tennis Roundup Highlights Seeded Matches
Fred Perry of England faces Frank Shields in a key matchup. Wilmer Allison of Austin is set to play John McDiarmid, with Berkeley Bell a rising star from New York meeting Cil Sutter. Lester Steffen and John Van Ryn duel in the fifth-sixth bracket while Vernon Kirby arrives as third seed to play the survivor of Bryan Grant and Don Budge after a dramatic stop with two sets each.
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Fred Perry
England
Frank Shields
Tennessee
Robert Bryan
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Berkeley Bell
New York
Cil Sutter
New Orleans
Lester Steefen
Los Angeles
John van Ryn
Vernon Kirby
South Africa
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Grant
Wooster Grid Men In Fine Physical Trim Ahead Of Season
Wooster's 1984 football squad under coach L C Boles contains thirteen lettermen in good condition after summer work. Players including Herb Foley, Ed Smith, Howard Fine, Rick Wander, Eli Russ, Johnny Di Scipio, Tommy Evans, Gerry Mayer, Fred Cruikshank, Don Harp, Rogs Curfman, Al Tanner, Willard, and Bill McCain spent summer jobs and local work shaping fitness. Meanwhile Cubs buy pitcher Hugo Casey from Atlanta. he has six wins and six losses this season but is sidelined with a broken thumb. In St Martin's, Mar Hops Dose and Helen Pederson meet for National Girls Tennis title.
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Ashland
State Highway Department
Eli Russ
Brother
Filage
Johnny di Scipio
Tommy Evans
Youngstone Sheet and Tube
Gerry Mayer
East Cleveland
Fred Cruikshank
Musicgom Heights
Mick
Don Harp Quarter
Forest
Rogs Curfman
Cleveland Heights
Michigan
al Tanner
Willard
Bill McCain
Dayton
ST. Martin's
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