Corry Farts Help Swell Crowd At Opened Cleveland Stadium
Corry Kase Hallias aided a large crowd as the Cleveland Indians faced the Philadelphia Athletics in the first major league game at the new Cleveland stadium. Grove pitched well for the A’s, holding the Indians to four hits, while Jimmy Foss drove in the only run. Attendance set a new major league record. The Merchants aim to bring back Downing to bolster the lineup as Corry A. C. gears up for the second round of renown exhibition games and upcoming events in August.
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Finals of 100 Meter Event Is Feature Today
Olympic coverage centers on the 100 meter final with contenders including Percy Williams of Canada and Yoshiold of Japan. Babe Didrickson leads the United States charge, while other notable Americans like Ralph Metcalfe and Eddie Tolan seek strong showings. The ceremony and stadium pageantry frame the event as a peak of the games.
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U S Stars Off To Fine Start In Olympic Games
Merchants defeat Oil City 5 to 3 in Cleveland in front of about 80 000 witnesses. John Wallins battled Bannister in a pitching duel as the Merchants took a 1-0 edge in the first four innings, added two more in the fifth and seventh, while Oil City tallied three unearned runs in the ninth amid errors by the Merchants infield.
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Nameless Nine Struggles In Junior High Baseball Tilt
Nameless Nine and Union City battled in a slugfest with final 15 to 14, amid frequent pitching changes and fielding errors. Key players included Baresi, French, Koestner, Mountain, Staples, and Landers for Nameless Nine, while Union City featured multiple pitchers and fielders contributing to the high-scoring game.
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Leonard May Be Given Crack at Welter King
Negotiations near completion for Jackie Fields of Los Angeles to defend against Benny Leonard, former lightweight champion, in a welterweight title showdown set for September 12 at Madison Square Garden, according to United Press.
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Kozeluh Wins Pro Tennis Championship
Karel Kozeluh, 36, a Czech-Slovakian pro, won his second United States championship by beating Hans Nusslein in straight sets. Kozeluh previously claimed the title in 1929 at Forest Hills after overcoming Vaneen Richards. his strong machine-like form has dominated the event, defeating Tilden in the semi finals and routing Nusslein.
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Auto racer killed in Dayton crash after wheel failure
Dayton driver Lyle Grescp, known as Bob Hert, died when his car veered and rolled after the steering wheel came off. The fatal crash occurred Sunday during a race event, injuring the driver severely as the machine toppled multiple times.
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Sunday Yen
Canadohtas Win Titusville Baseball Clash
Canadohtas defeated Jamertoych Shepard Furniture nine at the lake yesterday afternoon by 9 to 8 as last minute stars from Miami Beach did not appear. Fayntun crew showcased a superb substitute, drawing the largest crowd to Willie Xe A Tae zarie. The Shepard nine lead the Jamestown city league standings.
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ULB Nine Wins Albion Game in Twelve Innings
In a lengthy extra inning clash, ULB defeated Albion after twelve innings of tight pitching and defense. Storer pitched effectively for ULB, with key late plays shaping the 7 to 6 comeback.
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US Tennis Team Loses Davis Cup Opponent in France Dispute
In Paris on August 1, a line judge overruled a point at match point as Wilmer Allison of the United States faced Jean Borotra of France. Borotra won 7-5 7-? 6-4 9-6 in a disputed singles, giving France a lead as the U S failed to sweep the doubles and first two singles. The controversial call, plus three prior rulings, sparked criticism among officials and spectators.
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Stars of the Olympics A ragged UP review of several track feats
United Press notes Olympic stars and records amid confused text. Mentions Mildrad Tidvikson Babe Tidvikson and Detroit sprinter AEddle Tign plus Lev Sexton of New York. References world and Olympic records, 10,000 meters, 1000 meters, and heats, with unclear details and garbled names.
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Ai” Trek Leamy
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Detroit
Lev Sexton
New Yorke
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Results from yesterday and today in early baseball scores
Yesterday's results feature St Louis and Boston with varied scores across multiple games including Chicago New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia. Today's slate lists Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Brooklyn and more with several doubleheaders noted.
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Babe Ruth Spurs Yankees Past Tigers in Stadium Showdown
Babe Ruth, aging but still clutch, hit a grand home run and two singles in four trips, lifting the Yankees 12 to 2 over Detroit. The victory kept New York atop the American League while Cleveland watched a huge crowd at a $2,000,000 stadium. Lefty Grove earned his 17th win as the Red Sox/White Sox etc.
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Ty Cu
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Texas girl is javelin champ at Olympics
Los Angeles report says a 19 year old Babe Dideiekes from Texas won the women's javelin event, with an initial throw around 143 feet, setting expectations for a top world performance. Ellen Braunmeller of Germany placed strong, while other competitors posted notable distances despite chilly conditions.
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Los’ Angeles
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Ellen. Bralmrunnler
Germany
Fragmented Pa News Clipping Mentions Commerce and War
A garbled newspaper fragment references public business, consumer movement, and wartime power themes. It notes Milwaukee merchants and 36,000 cans, U.S. distributive efforts, and naval power, with scattered mentions of Michigan, Illinois, and Great Lakes. The text preserves names and dates unclearly, suggesting a wartime economic and strategic context.
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