Pirates Keep Pace. Giants Fall as Braves Top Bucs
In a baseball whirlwind, the Boston Braves beat the New York Giants 8 1 while the Pittsburgh Pirates routed St Louis 9 8 to cut the gap to two and a half games. Chicago Cubs snapped a six game skid with a 3 1 win over Cincinnati. The Browns topped Cleveland 5 2 as Detroit idle.
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Trout Farm Progress Near Bellefonte Featured In State Report
State fisheries officials describe progress on Spring Creek project at Bellefonte with twenty ponds completed plus two streams improved for trout. About 200000 fingerlings moved to site. future plans include thirty four more ponds fed by Spring Creek.
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Nat Bass Kidnapped. $25,000 Ransom Demanded
New York report says Nat Bass, sports figure and Arthur Bass promoter’s partner, was abducted in Brooklyn on Monday. Three armed men forced him into a car. a note demanding $25,000 ransom arrived yesterday, with threats to follow. Police declined to comment while awaiting further developments.
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Bay Filly In Record Run At Rockingham Park
Bay Filly Salmud Hanover known as Ally owned by Hanover Stable of Pennsylvania posted two fast mile times 2 07 and 2 05 in the two year old division feature at Rockingham Park harness meet with Tommy Berry driving. Another fast race followed in the three year old pace won by Logan Scott in straight heats at 2:01, Logan Scott owned by Allan J Wilson of Boston.
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Cana dohta Lakes Fall to Drie Independents at Lake Sunjay
Cana dohta Lakes from Union City lost to the Drie Independents in a lake game at Sunjay. Seifert pitched for Erie and Haenel for Sanddonta. The Lakers next face Johnson Metal of Erie, runner up in the Commercial League.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Record-Setting Baseball Feats
Carl Hubbell of the Giants set a new National League record with 46 consecutive scoreless innings. Randy Moore drove in the tying and winning runs with a single. Tony Piet and Bob Grace led the Pirates in a lefty attack against the Cardinals. Carl Reynolds and Sam West propelled a Brown-led assault against the Indians.
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Wrestling Results From New York Meet Notable Upsets
At New York Dick Shittat defeated Tom Alley, while Pnita delphia beat Dick Raines. Other results include Blg Fisch beating Caddock, Coffield tying Steinke, Halpern defeating Hill, and Hibry Pierse Holland earning a decision over George Hill.
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Joy Carded Narrow Win at Corry Country Club
Tony Joy, noted pro at Corry Country Club, posted rounds of 36 and 2A as he battled yesterday. He kept par under pressure on the back nine while Aide-hole Tayout and BUE trails shaped a tight contest.
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Young Indian hurler fined and suspended
Cleveland Aug 2 An indefinite suspension of Oral Hildebrand, a young right handed pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, was announced by Manager Walter Johnson. Hildebrand was fined $100 and suspended after an in clubhouse dispute in St Louis over the fine. he objected to being removed from the game amid a wild seventh inning and threw his resin bag. Johnson said the fine would total 190 dollars with planned future action canceled by recent events. Hildebrand left for Indianapolis and planned to tell General Manager Billy Evans his side in Cleveland Thursday morning.
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Americans Lose Davis Cup Final to British Team
Henry McLemore reports the U S Davis Cup team returned home after a tough loss in the Sheaterton final. Captain Bernon Prentice and players Ellsworth Vines Wilmer Allison George Lott and Johnny van Ryn defend their effort amid strong British play. They cite no alibis noting only superb English form and travel fatigue as factors.
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Breese Tops Peewee Wussi In Debut Tour Bout
Breese of Kansas City defeats Peewee Wussi of Detroit in six round decision at the Coliseum. This marks Breese's third professional appearance and adds another victory to his growing record.
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Fight Results at Niy York Lew Paper 118 defeats Martin
In New York, Lew Paper 118 defeats Jimmy Martin 1911-2, with Batam 120 in New York. Reported results show ensuing bouts and scores from the card.
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Pro Exhibition Delayed by Rain End In Nine Holes
In Meadville Aug 2 rain halted a golf exhibition at Um Meadville Country Club. Gen Sarazen and Jot Kirkwood defeated local artists Jack Keillor and Reed Baromi in a nine hole match. Kirkwood shot 81 with a notable edge on the final hole. Baron's 38 drew the crowd of about 200 fans as Sarazen and Kirkwood traded strokes with Keillor and Baromi.
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Yesterday's Scores Highlight Local Baseball Results
The St Louis and Cleveland game led with a 9 to 4 score as the only game yesterday. Other national and international results include Boston 3 New York 1 and Chicago 8 Cincinnati 1 with Pittsburgh 9 St Louis 3.
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Giants Pitcher Hubbell Sets 46 Inning Scoreless Streak
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants pitched 46 consecutive scoreless innings to set a National League mark, despite a 3 to 1 loss to the Boston Braves. The record is unofficial at 46 due to disputed innings, with official scoring awaiting John Heydler's decision.
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Se-Year-Old License United Bellows Falls Pair
Catt Wrench and Stella Porter were married here recently using a marriage license they procured one year earlier in Bellows Falls Vermont.
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