Indian and Horse in 100 Mile Race at Pecos Cowboy Reunion
Pecos Texas June 22 A Chimoni Zuni Indian from a New Mexico reservation to race a thoroughbred horse in a 100 mile track endurance event. The race starts at 6 30 a m as a feature of the annual cowboy reunion drawing several thousand spectators. Chimoni 29 hopes to beat ten hours and set endurance marks in this 1927 era event on the West Texas plains.
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Schoolboys Carry Colors in Southern Amateur Finals
Tex Nashville Tenn June 22 P TES school boys carry colors of Birmingham and New Orleans into Southern Golf Finals at Belle Meade today. Sam Perry Birmingham city champion and C Lebourgeois Jr Nashville boy lead a field of more than 100 golfers from the south. Perry edged Alan Smith Asheville NC one up as Lebourgeois struggled in the earlier rounds.
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Heavyweight crown chase and match drama unfolds
Report recounts Perry's comeback wins over Wheeler and Smith in late rounds and LeBourgeois extending a winning streak through four matches. It notes Perry edged Wheeler on the 19th hole while Smith missed a crucial 18-foot putt, shaping a tense contest.
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CLEVELAND AND WATERLOO OUTPOINTERS IN TENUOUS DRAW
Cleveland and Waterloo boxing notes show Tommy Carulla from Kansas City and Ernie North of Waterloo both earning outpoints in a 10 round matchup. details are sparse in the fragment.
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Charles P Craddick Named Legion Commander In Brunswick
Charles P Craddick of Barnesville named new commander in chief as Legion groups shift to home sectors in Brunswick Georgia on June 22 to renew their year round drive for principles.
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Yanks win second game of twin bill over Athletics
Ruth blasts two homers as the Yankees top the Athletics 8 to 3 in the nightcap after Solving Earnshaw's early lead. Shores and Waite Hoyt held the Athletics to three runs while Max Bishop made a key error.
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Babe Ruth Drives Yankees Past Athletics in Second Game
Babe Ruth led New York with seven of eight RBIs in the Yankees after beating the Athletics in the second game of a doubleheader. Al Simmons starred for the A's with eight hits in game one, including two home runs. The crowd numbered 65,000 after the first game, with about 80,000 expected the next day.
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Bankers wary of reparations settlement optimism
A New York dispatch reports that a minority of bankers remain wary of the reparations settlement. They temper hopes with the belief that business men and economists may favor a deal, but anticipate political interference changing the outcome.
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Georgia Legion group names Craddick president and Gainesville chosen as convention city
Mr. Craddick is named president of the Georgia Department of the American Legion. Gainesville is selected as the next convention city at the close of the annual convention held yesterday. Officers named include Royal K. Tucker James Braxton M. S. Eddy Fred Lyon G. K. Greer Dan Arden Jr J. A. Rollinson George M. Scheer and Mrs James Maddox of Rome heads the Women’s Auxiliary. A resolution protests the consolidation of the Veterans Bureau Hospital and the Atlanta bureau office.
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Barons Dust Off Travellors Again As Pelicans Win
In Atlanta on June 22 Birmingham defeated the Travellers 8 to 3 marking their fourth straight win. New Orleans edged Chattanooga 11 to 9 to even the series. Nashville beat Mobile 8 to 7. Macon toppled Asheville 12 to 0. Charlotte beat Greenville 5 to 3. Knoxville won 6 to 1 over Augusta. Columbia downed Spartanburg 12 to 8. Tampa beat Pensacola 6 to 0 with Gene Walker debuting. Jacksonville topped Columbus 8 to 5 to climb to third in the Southeast. Montgomery won 8 to 7 in a high scoring game.
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Morrow Receives Threatening Letters Amid Mexico Negotiations
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow, ill in bed in Mexico City, received letters threatening harm over his role in advancing a settlement of the Mexican religious controversy. He dismissed the threats as the work of cranks while maintaining a hopeful outlook for rest at Cuernavaca.
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Nashville golfer Wheeler eliminates Spicer in Southern Amateur
Albert Wheeler of Nashville defeats tournament medalist Emmet Spicer to advance in the Southern Amateur Golf Tournament in Nashville, overcoming a favored opponent as reported by the Associated Press.
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Attorney pays $10 000 to win $5 bet on golf
Alfred S. Austrian, a Chicago lawyer, paid 10 000 dollars to win a five dollar bet after training with George A. Neil, pro at Lake Shore Country Club. After months of effort he finally scored 78 and then 79 and 77, choosing to pay up on the wager.
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Standings From Yesterday and Today’s Games
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia 11 3 over New York 1 8. Hoston 44 Washington 5. Today features Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Washington two games Philadelphia at New York two games.
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Major League Leaders From June 21 AP Summary
National leaders include O Doul batting .397 for Philadelphia and Hafey driving in 70 for St Louis. Pitching marks show Grimes 1 0 and Grove 11 1. Foxx Gehringer Manush and Gehrig among top batters across leagues.
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First Philadelphia Wonder? Diego Columbus as early abolitionist
A newly found letter owned by Londoners suggests Diego Columbus, son of Christopher Columbus, was likely the nation's first abolitionist opposing the enslavement of Indians by the conquistadors.
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Sports schedule fragment with city pairings
New York 11 Philadelphia 5. Brooklyn 7 Boston 3. Pittsburgh 14 Chicago 3. Pittsburgh at Chicago notated Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia.
Unclear sports card list with teams and scores
Fragmentary report lists teams and scores such as Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Nashville New Orleans Chattanooga Mobile and Birmingham. It mentions matchups like Memphis at Atlanta and Little Reed and Little Rack with unclear context or outcomes.
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Unlisted matchups in regional college basketball tourney
Regional round pairings show Macon at Asheville and Augusta at Knoxville with Greenville at Charlotte and Spartanburg at Columbia. Teams prepare for second stage games as listed through the sequence of city-hosted contests.
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