Sherman Wins Two Games Amid Large Weekend Crowds
Recap of a crowded sports weekend highlighting Sherman prevailing in two games, amid strong attendance. The notes cover local and regional happenings: from baseball actions featuring Zibby Walters, Mistretta, and DiMaggio’s influence, to amateur players like Corrull, Bowden, and Daye, plus upcoming college and pro football moves in Ohio.
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Sherman
Suemaan
Uorry
New York State
Donner Haynn
Burefalo
Walters
Zibby
Raymonds
Stacey Ross
Jamestown
Titusville Beaten by Dormont Club in 5 0 Loss
Dormont Club of Pittsburgh defeated Titusville 5 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Titusville, ending Titusville Penn-Drakes twenty game winning streak. Malloy pitched shutout ball allowing scattered safeties while Dormont totaled 10 safeties off Smith and Cassett. A separate note records a 69,345 crowd at Cleveland for yesterday's tie game halted at 7:15 p.m. due to darkness.
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Akron
Goodyear
Titusville
Penn-Drakes
Dormont Club
Pittsburgh
Queen City
Malloy
Moundsman
Dormont
Smith and Cassett
Cleveland
Smith leads Seattle in $5,000 open golf tourney
Nashville player Mat Donald Smith grabbed the lead by scoring par 12 in the third round yesterday to overtake Ralph Guidahl of St. Louis in the Seattle $5,000 open golf tournament.
Sherman Beats Corry 7-5 in 11 Inning Battle
Corry Independents fall to Sherman 7 to 5 after an 11 inning marathon at Aero Field. Oliver doubled with bases loaded in the 11th to drive in two, lifting Sherman past Corry who tied the game in the ninth but could not prevent the defeat. Union City later defeated Corry 11-4 as Popovitch held Corry to five safeties while Barnes and Johnson led Union City with multiple hits.
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Corry
Sherman
Union City
Aero Field
Corry Club
Oliver
Cobbett
Mistretta
Jamestown
Charley Blowers
Erie
Jocala
Baressi
Blowers
Crane
Parks
Baresi
Swantel
Frank de Lury
Dockstreter
Mountain
Mike Popovitch
Carl Goates
Verne
Popovitch
Barnes
Johnson
Frank
Cheers" Baressi
Melvin Cobbett
Cabbett
Roberts
Crandall
Onion
Coates
Unionites
Abrhoah Barnes
U Obert
Hendershot
Chase
Scott
Coveless
Daye
Yey
Debury
Group
Anderson
Cobbett Oi
T Kinney
Coates Pre
Swantek
Dimick
GaeSee
Fan
Popoviten
Rothe
Jos- Ross
DeLury
Jacobs
P Maccah
Er Walters
Ba2 Group
Id Asad
F. Beressi
Ross
Mistratta
Landers
P. Barisal
Idetury
Cubs Cards in Series Seeks NL pennant edge
Cubs and Cardinals clash as a crucial NL pennant race test unfolds. Cubs arrive after a 1-6 stretch with weak hitting while Cardinals offense carries with strong pitching and high hitting pace. The two teams split a recent set against the Phillies as New York and Cleveland chase at AL. Yankees and Indians tied in Cleveland after 69,000 fans endured a 4-4 finish at dusk.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cubs
Boston
Bees
St. Louis
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reds
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Browns
Owens wins 100 meter at Berlin Olympics in 10.3
Jesse Owens, the Buckeye bullet, wins the 100 meter title at the 11th Olympic Games. He clocks 10.3 seconds on a rain soaked track, tying the Olympic and world records. He eyes a possible triple with 200 meters and long jump titles.
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Ay Stuart Cameron
United Seam
Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Jesse Owens
United States
Owens
Pitultey
oday‘Owens
Amercans
Bdrlin
Jesse Owen
Ridgway Plans Major Rehab of High School Field
Ridgway, Aug 3. An allocation funds repairing and remodeling of the West Ridgway high school athletic field. A crew starts Monday, with plans to produce one of the best equipped fields in the area. High school practice to begin in a month as renovations continue after flood damage on March 17 curtailed summer events.
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Ridgway
West Ridgway
Old Pete Found in Cutter and Recovering
Evansville, Aug 3 United Press Grover Cleveland Alexander former big league star was found unconscious in a gutter and brought to Deacon-Hess Hospital. X rays showed no skull fracture and police think he was slugged. He had been organizing boys baseball teams and said after leaving a tavern at midnight everything went blank.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Deacon- Hess Hospital
Pollee
Layden Gains in Poll for Allstar Coaching Post
Layden narrowly rises in the all star coaching ballot as Bernly Bierman of Min keeps lead with 4 588 487 points. Layden second at 643 465, Alvin McMillin holds third, and Lynn Waldorf remains fifth while Francis Schmudt drops after a Saturday tally.
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Layden
Allstar
Gmicagog
Scores and schedule from yesterday and today
Yesterday's scores list New York, Cleveland, Washington, Detroit, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and others with varied tallies. Today's games feature Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at St. Louis. others not scheduled.
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American
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National
Lewis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Pittsburgh Blay
Aero A A Debt Ends After Week End Sale
Business Manager Kip Anderson and Secretary Pete Russell of the Aero Supply Athletic Association finalize their financial standing. Weekend gate receipts are believed to cover all costs including the Aero Park fence construction. Miss Anne Baressi, Raymond employee, won the association’s $35 prize yesterday.
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Kip Anderson
Pete Russell
Aero Supply Athletic Association
Aero Park
Anne Baressi
Raymond
Feller Shines In Cleveland Mound Contest Win
In Cleveland Aug 3 17 year old Bob Feller of the Indians showcased amazing control in a pregame mound contest at the Stadium. He hurled five straight pitches through a paper target at home plate in an accurated pitching event watched by top stars. Denny Gatehouse and George Uhle tied for second and third.
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Clevisland
Bob Feller
Indians
Denny Gatehouse
George Uhle
Pytlak Out 30 Days With Jaw Injury
Cleveland reports Frankie Pytlak, Indians catcher, fractured jaw in three places after a Monte Pearson pitch yesterday. Doctor M H Castle estimates out at least a month, likely longer. Bones to be wired at Lakeside hospital.
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Cleveland
Frankie
Pytal
Indians
Monte Pearson
Yankees
M. H. Castle
Castle
Lakeside Hospital
Farrell II Champion Defeats Ghezzi for New Jersey Open
Johnny Farrell the 1928 National Open winner closed a brilliant comeback by beating Vic Ghezzi by four strokes in the 18 hole final at the Vermont Golf Club yesterday to win the New Jersey Open championship.
Yesterday's Hero Jesse Hill Delivers Ninth Inning Rally
Washington outfielder Jesse Hill tripled and stole home as the Senators rallied in the ninth to beat Detroit. Hill produced the decisive runs, highlighting a dramatic late-inning comeback against the Tigers.
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Jesse Hill
Washington
Senators
Detroit
Terlazzo Wins Olympic Feath Weightlifting Championship
Terlazzo of York Pennsylvania won the Olympic featherweight title with a 68744 pound mark last night. Egyptians Ibrahim and Saleh placed second and third with 671 and 660 pounds.
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Terlazzo
Berlin
Tony
York
Ibrahim
Saleh
Pritchett Wins Medal Match at Fort Pitt Rifle Club
August 3 Fort Pitt Rifle Club hosted the National Association Medal Match and Army Qualification event. C. E. Pritchett won the medal with the top score of 230 in the Army qualification course after 20 shots slow and rapid fire at 200 yards and 20 shots slow and rapid fire at 800 yards.
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Pittssusoh
National Association
Army
Fort Pitt Rifle Club
C. E. Pritchett
Finland Leads In Olympic Track And Field Standings
Berlin reports official point standings for track and field on a 10-5-4-3-2-1 basis. In men’s competition Finland leads with 27 points, United States 25, Germany 144, Japan 61, Great Britain 2, Argentina 1. Women’s standings show Germany 17, Poland 4, Austria 3, Japan 2.
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Oy Woney Reese
Berlin
Olympica
Trac
Finland
United States
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
Argentina
Poland
Austria
Spartans Defeat Merchants at Harvest Home Picnic
Sparta topped the Spartansburg Merchants 15 to 8 at Chapmar ville's Harvest Home picnic Saturday. Wright held Sparta to eight points, while Webb and Coates contributed six doubles and the winners scored 29 off their play.
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Chépmansyines Vasepan
Spartansburg
Chapmarville
Wright
Sparta
Winnners
Webb
Coates
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Tony Joy
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United Press Staff
Ohio Flash
Pete
Cutter
Aero A. A
Feller
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