Champion Hopes Rise for Hampon as Schedule Falls In
The former champion eyes a sequence of bouts starting September 2 in Philadelphia against Tommy Loughran and September 15 in Chicago versus Levinsky. Futures include Patsy Perroni in Cleveland in October and Max Schmeling in December. If he survives this slate, promoter Jimmy Johnston says a title shot against Baer or Carnera could follow. Sharkey signals possible Carnera clash at Madison Square Garden in Miami Florida, though many expect Primo Carnera to wait until June.
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Levinsky
Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
the Garden
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Miami Fed
Primo
Paramount Cabbies Schedule Practice and Weekend Games
The Paramount Cabbies hold practice tonight at 6 30 on Moller field and urge all players to attend. They face two tough opponents this weekend starting Saturday against the Martineburg Blue Sox at Moller field followed by a Sunday rematch with the Hoffman Chevies.
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Paramount Cabbies
Moller Field
Martineburg Blue Sox
Moller’ Field
Hoffman, Chevies
Do You Recall Farmers annual picnic draws five thousand
The annual Do You Recall Farmers picnic drew about 5000 attendees at Emmett's Grove on the Funkstown pike with speakers including Frank W. Mish Dr. Bradford Knapp and Major Harry B. Grant. Lieut George A Fletchner of Western Maryland reported alive after being listed as killed at Chateau Thierry. MC A camp at Big Pop was dedicated with Rev J S Simon delivering the address. Corps Paul H. Smith Lieut Ira S P Fahrney Edgar Shrader J Edgar Gruber and Lewis Hawha ker reached France per relatives.
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Emmett’s Grove
Funkstown Pike
Frank W. Mish
Bradford Knapp
Harry B. Grant
George A. Fletchner
Maryland
Chateau Thierry
J. S. Simon
Democratic candidates and local notes from Palmer to Keedysville
A collection of local names being discussed for state offices includes Palmer Tennant B A Betts for state senator and Levin Stonebraker O V Mid dekauf Elias B Hartle Ernest Hoffman A J Long and Alex Neill for state's attorney. Nearby notes mention a flour mill leased by Joh R Nunemaker and Albert Nunemaker near Keedysville, a Boonsboro peach tree in bloom, bass from the Potomac, and a Washington code hearing on retail price regulation with New York department stores.
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Levin Stonebraker
O. V. Middekauf
Elias B. Hartle
Ernest Hoffman
A. J. Long
Alex. Neill
Washington
New York
Clean Bill Given for Ellsworth Vines
New York August 24 Ellsworth Vines was given a clean bill of amateur health by the United States Lawn Tennis Association tonight. The amateur rule committee announced that an inquiry into his status found no violation of the amateur rule. It said he had begun discussions about a possible professional career later this season, but there was no evidence of improper conduct.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
United States “Lawn Tennis ‘Association
Vines
Fragmentary testimony on stated agreements and understanding
The fragment notes that no definite oral or written agreement was reached and that there was no understanding with anyone, even in the subject’s own mind.
Chicago Bruins Snare Twin Bill in Back-to-Back Wins
Chicago Cubs swept a doubleheader against Philadelphia in a long second game. Gus Bush fired a three hit effort to pace the win, Kiki Cuyler homered for Chicago in the opener, and Wes Schulmerich drove in two runs in the nightcap to aid the victory.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cubs
Gus Bush
Kiki Cuyler
Wes .Schulmerich
Phil
Deciphering a 1930s Box Score Fragment and State Expenditure Note
Fragmentary baseball lines show Chicago and Philadelphia box scores with pitching and batting details. A separate note records Kentucky state government operation and maintenance payments at $9.26 per capita in 1932.
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Kentucky
Baseball Roundup and Cattle Theft Legislation Incident
Dodgers blanked Reds as Van Mungo pitched well and Goose Goslin homered twice for the Senators. Luke Appling reached base three times for the White Sox with a key tenth inning triple driving in the winning run. Cubs beat Philadelphia behind Bush three hits. The article notes a new Idaho cattle theft provision allowing cattlemen to stop and search trucks, amid concerns of increased theft.
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van Mungo
Dodgers
Reds
Goose Goslin
Senators
Jag
Burns
Alu
John Walch
Red Box
Luke Appling
White Sox
Seat
Guy “Bush
Cubs
Phil Jiéa
Idaho
Browns Split Doubleheader With Athletics
The Browns divided a twin bill with the Philadelphia Athletics, dropping the second game 4 to ? after winning the opener. A three pitcher duel featured Cain and Hadley, with Philadelphia taking the eighth inning on a two base hit by Higgins and a single by Williams.
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Browns
Philadelphia
Athletics Today
Cain
Hadley
Heoring Awarns
Higgins
Williams
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