Coopertown Tigers to Represent Winslow in Legion Tourney
The Coopertown Tigers won two of three to represent Winslow in the American Legion junior baseball tournament. They beat the Southside Blue Jays 9 to 8 in the final game with Pete Chacon homering and driving in runs. The team plans a group photo today for state office registration as entries close June 30.
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Coopertown Tigers
Winslow
American Legion
Tigers
Bluejays
Pete Chacon
Zze
Hernandez
Gene
Abeyta
State Athletic Officer
J2r
Hanson
Tucson
Prescott
Williams
Tas
Arizona
Phoenix
Warren
Oakland
Post
W. P. Richards
Wood Loses Quarterfinal at Wimbledon to Japanese Satoh
Sidney Wood Jr. falls in the Wimbledon quarterfinals to Jiro Satoh of Japan 7-5 7-5 2-6 6-4. Ellsworth Vines Jr. advances after defeating Enrique Maier 6-2 6-3 6-2. Wood’s erratic pace and aggressive forcing trade leads to unforced errors and a costly drop in the fourth.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sidney Wood, Jr
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Wood
Ellsworth
Vines, Jr
United States
Enrique
Maier
Satch
Gontza
Hana
Retzlaff and Marriner to clash in ten round bout
Charley Retzlaff of Duluth and Les Marriner of Chicago, two top second flight heavyweights, square off in a ten round bout tonight at White City.
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Chicago
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Les Marriner
White City
Coopertown Tigers Form Team Under Post Officer
The Coopertown Tigers will play under local post athletic officer W P Richards and may take 15 players under coach Pete Olague. Practices will be held regularly from now until the state games are played, as reported today.
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Coopertown Tigers
W. P. Richards
Pete Olague
Eastern Colleges ban radio broadcasts of home football games
The Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association voted to prohibit radio broadcasting of all home football games next season to boost gate receipts. Member schools include Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Brown Pittsburgh Navy Army Columbia Syracuse Dartmouth and Penn State. The move echoes similar calls from the Big Ten as the NCAA meeting in Pasadena looms.
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AUP
New York
Eastgyn Intercollegiate Athletic “Association
Philipb. Fleming
West Point
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Brown
Pittsburgh
Navy
Army
Columbia
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Penn State
Eenee
John L. Letich
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Pasadena
Cal
Strip Of Highway Valuable To State
Carson City November 28 1935 Arrowhead trail 15 mile stretch in Mohave county Arizona viewed as the most profitable public highway in the United States by highway officials and Nevada traffic officers The route runs from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City crossing California Nevada and Utah The Arizona segment yields heavy license fees from commercial trucks using the through route
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Carson City
United States
Mohave County
Arizona
Nevada
Los Angeles
Mohave Desert
Salt Lake City
California
Utah
Prussians Pass An Anti Jewish Measure
In Berlin on June 28 the Prussian diet approved a Socialist taxation bill proposing confiscation of property from Jews who immigrated from the east after 1914. The measure is non binding on the federal government and calls for selling confiscated property to fund unemployment relief.
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Berlin
Tigers Pivot Toward Fame Early In 1924–25 Outlook
Detroit Tigers under former manager Harris push for second in the early American League race. Gerald Walker and Isadore Goldstein show promise as Walker bats .377 and Goldstein posts three wins. Jimmie Foxx fuels Athletics in a doubleheader sweep of the Red Sox while Cubs fall to the Cardinals in St Louis.
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Gayle Talbot
Bucky
Harris
Washington
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Charlie Gehringer
Earl Webb
Boston
Gerald Walker
Toronto
Isadore Goldstein
Beaumont
Walker
Jimmie Foxx
Goldstein
Sox
Hase
Tiger Cubs
Stone
Davis
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Roger Kramer
Ases
George ‘Earnshaw
Tony Freitas
St.Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cubs
Cardinals
Paul Derringer
Grimes
May
Bush
Nationalists Call for Hohenzollern Return to German Throne
Berlin reports the Nationalist party urged restoring the Kaisers as four people died and many injured in ongoing clashes amid three way conflict among southern states the Von Papen government and Adolf Hitler Alfred Hugenberg led the caucus backing monarchy restoration.
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Berlin
Germany
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Dashes At Intercollegiate Meet Draw Close Eye
Eastern athletes train hard for the Intercollegiate A.A.A.A. track meet in Berkeley with the 220 yard dash among the key events. Time trials show Pittsburgh’s Woodford Harris at 21.3 seconds, Gordon Fraser of West Virginia second, and Hiram Bale of Penn State close behind. John Kiesel of California is favored in the 100 yard dash, while Frank Wykoff of Southern California and Kiesel race for supremacy in the 100. The meet promises a tight contest if Wykoff returns to top form as last year.
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Calif
Woodford Harris
University of Pittsburgh
Gordon Fraser
West Virginia
Hiram Bale
Penn State
Dale
Bob Kiesel
University of California
Shea
Hiesel
Harris
Kiesel
Haskett Derby
Princeton
Frank Wykoff
Southern California
Af Wykoff
Haiti Olympic Team Arrives in New York for California Trip
Haiti's Olympic squad arrived in New York on June 28 and will depart for California in a few days. The team consists of one.
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New York
Haiti
California
Ramsay names ten for Walker Cup team at Brookline
United States Golf Association president Herbert H. Ramsay announced a ten man Walker Cup squad to face Britain in the international matches at Brookline Massachusetts on September 1 and 2. Captain Francis Ouimet leads the group with George T. Dunlap II Jr. and Billy Howell among others from Boston Princeton Richmond St Paul New York Portland Los Angeles Chicago and more.
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Brookline
Mass
Herbert H. Ramsay
United States Golf Association
Francis Ouimet
Boston
George T. Dunlap, II Jr
Princeton
Billy Howell
Richmond
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
St. Paul
Donald K. Moe
Portland
Ore
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Charles Seaver
Los Angeles
Jess.w. Sweetser
George J. Voight
Jack Westland
Chicago
Arizmendi Faces Brown in Rematch at Olympic Auditorium
Mexican bantamweight Arizmendi meets Newsboy Brown in a ten round rematch at the Olympic auditorium in Los Angeles. Arizmendi recently beat Brown by one round but has ledger from a severe cold that kept him in bed, making Brown a slight favorite.
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Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Newsboy Brown
Olympic Auditorium
Arizmendi
Newsboy
Brown
Cardinals stop Cubs 4-1 on five hits
Paul Derringer allowed five hits as the Cardinals defeated the Cubs 4-1. Gerald Walker led the Tigers with three doubles. Roy Johnson and Mule Haas combined for seven RBIs with two homers and a double for the Red Sox and Athletics, Haas added a grand slam in the second game.
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Associated’ Press
Paul Derringer
Cardinals
Cubs
Gerald Walker
Tigers
White Sox
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Mule Haas
Athletics
Record-setting long jumper in 1928 Olympics and Paris
The article notes a male athlete, Gator, placing second in broad jump at the 1928 Olympics with a 24 feet 0.11 inch leap. A month later in Paris he broke the world record with a jump of 26 feet 1-8 inches.
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Sylvia
Gator
Paris
Kahanamoku Returns to LA Aims for Olympic Team
Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii star swimmer, returns to Los Angeles with a goal to make this year’s Olympic squad and lead the parade of nations. Fred Crady of the Los Angeles Athletic Club plans to have the veteran help in training as Kahanamoku resumes preparation.
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Los Angeles
Duke Kahanamoku
Strckeholm
S&s
Fred. Crady
Comeh
Los ‘Angeles Athletic Club
Memers
Ot Kanamoku
Hawaii
China to enter Olympic games with three athletes
Los Angeles June 28 China will for the first time take an active part in the Olympic games here from July 30 to August 14 with three athletes entered. Previously China confined Olympic activities to the march of nations during openings. The competitors will race in 100 meters 200 meters and 800 meters. Olympic officials will accompany the athletes.
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Los Ageles
China
Wrestling Trials Set For National Championships at MSG
New York on June 28 hosts the national wrestling championships and Olympic semifinals. Rain or shine the events will proceed today at Madison Square Garden outdoor bowl and indoor Palace on Right Avenue.
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New York
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