Londos Defeats Browning For Dramatic Wrestling Title
Jimmy Londos the Greek defeats Jim Browning in Madison Square Garden in a dramatic one hour ten minute match to claim the heavyweight title. The 20 000 crowd saw Londos rally from Browning’s early dominance with airplane whirls leg splits and arm locks before a final decisive double arm slam.
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Londos
Champ Browning
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Browning
Strangler
Ed Lewis
Jeemy
Missouri
Princeton
George Bothner
Baseball season leaders listed by the Associated Press
Major league players dominate the top stats with Manush of the Senators leading in runs and hits. Gehringer of the Tigers tops RBIs and doubles alongside Greenberg and Averill. Johnson and Foxx lead in homers, Weber and Walker pace steals, and pitchers Gormez and Welch show strong marks.
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Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Bonira
White Sox
Greenberg
Averill
Indians
Reynolds Red Sox
Chapman Yankees
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Weber Red Sox
Walker
Gormerz
Yannkers
Welch
Boston
Batting Streaks Highlight Cardinals Pirates Giants and Cubs
Medwick leads Cardinals in runs with 95 as Klein and Moore clash for hits. Pirates Vaughan tallies 371 runs while Berkke Berger Edge Braves in doubles. Giants and Cubs pitchers shine with Dean and Prankhouse strong.
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Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Pirates
Vaughan Pirates
Kiein
Cardresco
Ott
Giants
Klein
Cubs
Moore
Berger
Braves
Buhr
Poe
Home Sane
Bibbaoatin Cardinals
Phillies
P. Dean
Gee
Prankhouse
Famous Grid Star Goes to Hospital
CHICAGO June 26 Clarence H Herschberger 57 famed as the greatest place kicker in football when with the University of Chicago in the late 1890s was at a psychiatric hospital today held for a sanity hearing Thursday. He left the university in 1898 joined Lake Forest college and academy faculty spent two years with National City Bank of New York and worked in Chicago real estate until last July when a second nervous breakdown occurred. He was reported to have designed the spiral punt.
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Chicago
Clarence H. Herschberger
University of Chicago
University
Lake Forest College and Academy
National City Bank of New York
Herschberger
Second Son Born To Gene Tunney
NEW YORK June 26 A second son was born today to Mr and Mrs Gene Tunney The baby weighed eight pounds eleven ounces and had one knockout to his credit Tunney said mother and son were doing splendidly The first son Gene Lauder Tunney was born in November 1931
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New York
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Gene Lauder Tunney
Split season clouds pennant race in Coast League
Pacific Coast league heads into week thirteen with eight teams even as Los Angeles visits Portland. San Francisco Seals host Seattle with Joe DiMaggio back in the lineup. Mission clubs face Sacramento while Oakland meets Hollywood.
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San Francisco
Angels
Los Angeles
Portland
Seals
Joe DiMaggio
Seattle
Indians
Gabbs Street
Sacramento Senators
Oaks
Hollywood
New York
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia Sere
Enous
Missions
Sacramento Ee
Hollywood Ee
Oakland
Ween
Portland Se
Neeene
Fonseca Gets New Job as Baseball Lecturing Spokesman
Lew Fonseca, former Chicago White Sox manager, is appointed to lead a league endorsed program to promote baseball through motion pictures. He will lecture at high schools, colleges, banquets, clubs, luncheons, and other organizations under the American League approval and President Will Harridge's backing.
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Chicago
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Fonseca
Will Harridge
College Golfers In Title Battle
Yale and the east brace for national intercollegiate golf honors as Ed White of Texas U leads the second round with a 72 after the first 18 holes. Yale and Michigan share 309, Notre Dame and Georgia Tech 311, Texas 313, Princeton 318, with team champion decided by four-man totals.
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Cleveland
Yale
Ed White
Texas U
Southwest
Michigan
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Texas
Princeton
Bronca Shines as Yankees Top White Sox in Rout
Yale rookie Johnny Bronca earned his fourth straight strong start for the New York Yankees, defeating the Chicago White Sox 13 2. Bronca struck out five to match Lefty Grove’s AL nine inning record while Lou Gehrig fueled the offense with a homer and multiple hits.
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New York Yankees
McCarthy
Lou Gehrig
Bronca
Chicago White Sox
Yale
Gehrig
New York
Lefty Grove
Tigers
Rosenbloom Faces Ramage in Nontitle Bout in Los Angeles
World light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom is underdog at ten round nontitle bout against Lee Ramage in Los Angeles. Ramage from San Diego is noted for fast movement. no title at stake.
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Maxie
Los Angeles
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Calif
Socialite Boxer in Trim Bout Threatened Marriage
Mrs. Enzo Fiermonte once Madeleine Force Astor Dick is reported very ill at her Westhampton summer home. Her husband left for New York with five pieces of baggage, saying it was for business. The couple wed seven months ago amid controversy after the boxing commission blocked Fiermonte from a title bout with Maxie Rosenbloom.
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New York
Enzo Fiermonte
Madeleine Force Astor Dick
Westhampton
Long Island
Daily News
Boxer
Mrs
Fiermonte
William K. Dick
John Jacob Astor
Maxey Rosenbloom
Ight
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Four American Golfers Trail Pace Setters at Open Qualifying
The final day of the 36 hole British Open qualifying saw four American players fall behind leaders Percy Alliss and James Adams. Alliss and Adams posted 141 totals on the Royal St Georges and Cinque Ports courses with low scoring overall. Denny Shute, MacDonald Smith, Gene Sarazen, and others competed for the 100 ties and a place in the 72 hole championship.
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Sandwich
Eng
United States
Percy Alliss
James Adams
Allis
Adams
Royal Cinque Ports
Royal St. Georges
Royal Down Club
Syd Fairweather
E. F. Storey
Mac Smith
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Atlantic
Smith
St. Georges
J. B. Kirkwood
Sarazen
Robert Sweeny
Oxford University
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlighted By Narrow Wins
Reports from Chicago Sioux City Pittsburgh New Orleans Richmond and other locations detail multiple boxing results. Notable outcomes include Young Rightmire outpointing Dave Barry in Sioux City while Eddie Bivic stopped Joey Costa in Pittsburgh and Jumbo Rovira outpointed Midg. Mexico in New Orleans. Others feature decisions and draws involving Al Gillette Al Rigonne Tony Celli Billy McMahon and Teddy Loder.
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Chicago
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Dave Barry
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Eddie Bivic
Joey Costa
New York
George Pace
Cleveland
Nat Liftin
New Orleans
Mexico
Jumbo Rovira
Henry Hooks
Indianapolis
Joe Saille
Richmond
Joey Goodman
Henry Falegano
Des Moines
Dick Demeray
Fargo
N. D
Ralph Leslie
Eau Claire
Wis
Washington
al Gillette
Charley von Reedon
al Rigonne
Sammy Seaman
California
West Springfield
Mass
Tony Celli
Leominister
Jackie Aldare
Jersey City
Billy McMahon
Teddy Loder
Rassling Results Across Cities and Wrestlers
In New York Jim Londos, 195 1 2, defeated Jim Browning, 233 1 2, Verona Missouri, in a one hour ten minute ten second match. Montreal Henri Keans, 220, beat Cha Track, 220. Spring Valley two falls to one. Portland Chuck ae tana ae Detroit defeated Arts Lynnwrence, Mass two falls to one. Camden Mephisto ce many defeated Joe Banaski Chicago two falls to one. Tribune Classified Ads for Results.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Jim Browing
Verona
Montreal
Henri Keans
Cha Track
Spring Valley
Portland
Chuck Ae
Tana
Ae Detriot
Arts Lynn
Wrence
Mass
Camden
N. J
Mephisto
Ce Many
Joe Banaski
Chiago
Stoefen Shines In Second Round At Wimbledon
Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles, ranked among America's top players, beat John Olliff 6-1 6-2 6-2 in round two. Frank Shields toppled Pierre Landry 6-4 6-4 6-0. Jack Crawford withdrew from mixed doubles allowing Lott Jr Palfrey to advance by default. Peggy Scriven and Dorothy Round won, while Williams lost to Perry.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Lester R. Stoefen
Los Angeles
John S. Olliff
Olliff
Jack Crawford
Australia
George M. Lott Jr
Chicago
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Crawford
Frank Shields
Pierre Landry
France
Hans Henkel
Margaret
Peggy) Scriven
G. K. Osborne
Dorothy Round
Joan Ridley
England
Fred Perry
R. N
Dick) Williams
Philadelphia
Josephine Cruickshank
Santa Ana
Calif
Helen Jacobs
U. S
Atlantic
Helen Wills Moody
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
Betty Nuthall
Miss Nuthall
Mrs. Whittingstall
Miss Cruickshank
Mrs. Crawford
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Max Ellmer
Switzerland
Shields
Stoefen
Youth Presses Golf Veterans in Northwest Qualifier
Spokane writer Frank Gorrie reports a youth surge in the Pacific Northwest qualifier as Dr. O F Willing and Don Moe, veteran stars, struggle among 106 entrants. Young Mel Aspray posts two under par 142 to lead the field before results show Willing at 159 in 31st.
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Frank G. Gorrie
Associated Press
Spokane
Dr. O. F. Willing
Don Moe
Pacific Northwest
Dr. Willing
Northwest
Moe
Mel Aspray
Willing
Aspray
Forest Watson
Seattle
Johnny Robbins
Portland
Oregon
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Claude Anderson
In Blackfoot on Sunday June 24 a daughter was born to Mr Claude Albert Anderson and his wife. The birth was announced by the family with Special correspondents note.
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Blackfoot
Claude Albert Anderson
Office Bombed in Vienna Area Details Scar
A bomb blast wrecked the office of the Secretariat of the Catholic Peasants league at Mureck in southern Stycia. League secretary Johann Wascher was seriously injured.
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Vienna
Catholic Peasants’ League
Mureck
Stycia
Johann Wascher
League
Secure License Married Idaho Falls Couple
Reuben Henry Walters and Emma Jardine of Idaho Falls secured a marriage license and were married by probate judge George R. Bailey on May.
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Blackfoot
Reuben Henry Walters
Emma Jardine
Idaho Falls
George R. Bailey
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