Today in sport notes from Celoron and area
Celoron game notes highlight Pete Petersol and Becians in a Sunday tilt, plus Anderson at Sharon High and other sport notes. Reports mention Erie star performers, lineups at Central High, and updates on high school facilities under construction at Rane High.
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Erans
Celoron
Anderson
Sharon High
Paul Anderson
Cajtain
Cacnegie
Rane High School
Sknither
Rickard Plans Tournament for New Champ Dempsey
George Kirkley reports promoter Tex Rickard will launch a heavyweight elimination tournament starting in September to crown Gene Tunney's successor after Tunney retires from boxing. Jack Sharkey and Knvid Hepara were cited as early potential challengers as plans shift toward a new era in the ring.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Gene Tinney
Warner SE
Richard
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Knvid Hepara
Wisconsin
Championship trophy sparks heavyweight boxing plans
Boxing fans watched talks over a new heavyweight championship trophy and its engraving of past titleholders. Tunney hinted at a comeback contract with Rickard to fulfill one more bout, while Dempsey eyes a possible September return if Tunney retires, with Sharkey and Heeney among contenders and new heavyweights entering the field.
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Tunney
Turney
Riskard
Prigate
Tinney
James J. Teffries
Tii Lunrder
Rickard
Sid “L
Tom
Mynyue
Plas
Dempsey
Mandan Mauler
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Paolino
Cleveland
Knute Hansen
Wisconsin
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Jim Maloney
Young Stribling
Georgia
Sharkey
Riske
Heeney
Hansen
Dow
Ad Warren
North Carolina
Les Martilier
I=nois
Armand Emanuel
Pavilie Vous
Harold Mays
Bayonne
N.i
Tumey
Otto von Porut
Chicago
Big Boy Peterson
New Orleans
George Hoffman
New York
Jaye
Jimmy Bronson
Warren
Jimmy McLarnin
Luis Angel Filho
South America
George Godfrey
Godfrey
Herc
Baseball Almanac Summary of League Leaders
A fragmented list of players and teams across the American and National Leagues. Mentions Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Simmons and Hauser with the Athletics, Browns, Cardinals names including Hornsby, Dykes and Bissonette variants, Cubs Heathcote English, and other players like Fox, Harper, Goslin, Ruffing, Lancia. Likely a year in review or box score snapshot with truncated data and stray OCR artifacts.
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Ruth
Yankees
Cardinals
Olt
Giants
Cuyler
Cuths
Haas
Athletics
Bishop
Simmons
Os Cececys
Blueholder
Browns
Manush
Goslin
Senators
Ruffing
Red Sox
Stephenson
Guts
Chiyler
Cuba
Heathcote
Cubs
English
Wrightstone
Lancia Fe
Pipgras Shines in Pirates Opening Loss to Yankees
Sports cartoonist recounts Pipgras pitching for the Yankees in a world series opener against the Pirates. George Viperis and Taemer Boy are noted as players. relief hurler Pipgras held Pittsburgh to seven hits and two runs. Injury to Hor Penndd's knee disrupts practice. Pipgras chosen for second game after Hoyt and Moore start.
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Jack Lords
Central Press
VLON
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Georgy Viperis
Taemer Boy
Paride Teis
Miller
Seth
Brian
Hor Penndd
Keven Thi Husnins
Pipgras
Hoyt
Wileey Moore
Talon
Pirates
Loughran Aims at Heavyweight Title Crown
World light heavyweight champion Tom Loughran announced plans to file a claim for a world heavyweight title bout, signaling a possible title tie with The Ring and Pennsylvania New York athletic commissions. He expressed confidence in victory if a match is secured, as Tunney was rumored to return to the ring.
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United Press Wildwood
Tommy Loughriin
Yeaterdey
Gene Thinney
Chaiistan Sid
New York
Pennsylvania
Laughran
Ole Tunney
Fin
Laughrsin
Warren golf team to face Conewango Club Saturday
Corry Couney and Gly Kalter will entertain the Conewango Club from Warren on the local course. The Corry outfit must muster its best players to show their strength against Warren. The Conewango club is at its strongest this season and Warren has a disciplined team with a strong record among neighboring clubs.
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Corry Couney
Gly Kalter
Lam
Warren
Sul H Hall
Corry
Wareren
Neabhy
Firpo Wants 10 Comeback in Ring Return
The city edition reports on James J. Firpo's bid for a comeback and the public interest in whether he can reclaim his place. Hat Gene Tunney commented to the United Press today, noting Firpo’s past bouts with Dempsey and the era when he was at his peak.
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Buenos
National Public Links Tourney at Cobbs Creek Course
The National Public Links Tournament continues at Cobbs Creek in Philadelphia with players from 141 entries starting 18 holes of qualifying. Only 59 or so will survive elimination after 18 holes while 82 are cut by sundown today.
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United Press
Cobbs Creek
Philadelphia
Gott
Pea
Aniévina
Erie bout pits Wagner against tough 18 pounder Stultigan
Corry fans plan to attend a boxing night in Erie where Eddie Wagner faces his hardest opponent yet, with Tony Brown of Jamestown slated to back his charge. Brown’s experience could tilt the match in favor of the 18 pounder, while Wagner seeks a defining victory over this strong challenger.
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Eddie Wagner
Giants Cubs Divide Games in doubleheader
Yesterday Frank Hogan drove in two with a ninth inning double to lift the New York Giants 7 to 5 over the Chicago Cubs in game one after a late five run rally. Andy Reese starred with five RBIs and a key defensive stop. In game two the Cubs defeated the Giants 10 to 2 as Walker and Hubbell faltered for New York. The Yankees beat the Indians 12 to 9 as Minglish homered with two on, Wrightstone also homered. The Athletics stayed five and a half games behind the Yanks with a 4 to 1 win over the Browns. The Cardinals crushed the Phillies 18 to 5 as Doutlit and Wilson led a big three-inning scoring spree. The Robins beat the Reds 8 to 2 behind Lucas. White Sox defeated by Gaston in the seventh. The Braves toppled the Pirates 11 to 5 as Meadows and Brame contributed.
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Yankees
Indians
Braves
Pirates
Cardinals
Phillies
Frank Hogan
Turry
Reese
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Andy Reese
Stephenson
Cubs
Walker
Hubbell
Wholas
Minglish
Wrightstone
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Waite Hoyt
Bob Mousel
Yanks
Langford
Cleveland
Peckinpaugh
St. Louis
Philadsipiin
Douthit
Wilson
Doutlit
With the Leaders By United Prees Babe Ruth
Babe Ruth doubled in four at bats and scored twice while Lou Gehrig logged two singles in five plate appearances and scored. Harry Hellmann had three hits in four at bats, Roger Hornsby singled in four trips and scored once with a sacrifice. Paul Waner doubled in five at bats. Mack Wilson went hitless in two appearances. Cobb ejected.
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United Prees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Harry Hellmann
Rogéra Hornsty
Paul Waner
Eynnke
Mack Wilson
Lem
Ity Cobb
Paddock eliminated as U S stars falter in Olympics
The fourth day at Amsterdam Stadium saw Yale athlete Sabin Cann win the pole vault and Bud Houser of the Los Angeles Athletic Club take the discus, both setting Olympic records. Paddock failed to advance in the 200 meters semi finals, as American hopes dimmed with Cumming and Kornig leading a tough heat.
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United States
Sabin Cann
Yale
Clarence
Bud) Houser
Los Angeles
A. C
Garr
Houser
Frank Getty
United Press
Amsterdam
America
Lootnen
Charley W. Puit‘dock
Percy Williams
Cannia
Rangee(Hey
Great Britain
Sehultat
Germany
Williams
Sehanites
Bob MacAllister
New York
Bruni Wykoll
California
Bute Anticint
Thomant Inter
Henry Cumming
Newark Athletic Club
Kornig
Anishod
Jackson Schols
New York Athletic Club
Fitzpatrick
Cunyat
Witepatrick
Cumming
Tnd
Gill
Ayn Nel 'Kugelbers
Sweden
Sith
Paddock
Gouiex Gaea
Moexteo
Americana
Land
Hin
Pitepatetek
Fanker
Scholz
Paris
Rowt
Misa Dee Boocksiii
Headlight Athletic Club
St. Lowils
Strateh Hailey
Prauters Dollinge
Mish Gentvel
Miss Rosenfeld
Canada
Fraulein Dollinge
Wauonde
Ax World Rock
Fraulein
Batachauer
Breslatn
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Jamestown Journal
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Peteson
Becians
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Jamestown
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Jers
Tess
Cal Wendel
Larence Park
Erie
Tony
Ty Tyson
Brooklyn
Rube Bressler
Polo Grounds
Sean
Oil City Artilelies
Intecity League
Monally
Clarion
Clarions
OM City
Jack Dempsey
RING
Jack May
George Kirkley
St Louis
Muldoon-Tunney
Mn Eastern Junket
Corry Baseball
Muldoon
Jentiee Kame
Teguie
Conewango
Titusville
O. City Uighty of Columpus
Meadville
Lovey
Ince
Six O'Clovin
Cincinnati
Woon Pek
Detroit
Washinston
SL Laws
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Eine
Lader
Ridgerd
Wil Ate
Ihe
Harold Maysitrnle Schaaf
Tobal
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Loughran
Firpo
Giants Cubs
St. Louis Browns
George Haas
Blaehelder
Danny Vance
Tina
Flowers
Herman
Brooklyn Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Jake May
Red Lucas
Lucas
Plovera
Vhc
Ted Blankenship
Washington Senators
Tex
Grady Adkins
White Sox
Fortuna
Gaston
Boston Braves
Lee Meadows
Gavin Brame
Pittsburgh Piraten
Bob Smith
Boston Red Sox
Vic Servall
Detroit Tigers
Gehringer
U.S
Sauttiers Padule Board of Inquiry
Carfern
Calif
Charlotte Bartlett
New Od
Caste
W. JH. Bartlett
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