Crandall Returns to Pitch for Spiders in Local Show
Crandall, the Jamestown left-hander, joined by Webb, is poised to bolster the Spiders pitching staff as old rivalries surface in Sunday action. Titusville challenges Merchants in a regional clash while regional stars and trapshooting hopefuls headline a busy sports day across Erie area clubs.
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Howard
Ty" Crandal
Folster
Jamestown
Webb
Atb Johnson
Warren Finger
Crandall
Portsider
Giants Pound Phillies In Two Games To Take Lead
New York Giants, rebounding from hitless labels, blasted 47 hits in two games against Philadelphia to score 26 runs. Letty O’Doul and Mel Ott starred with four hits apiece, while Clark and Huppboldt held the Phils to few baserunners. The sweep kept the Giants three plus games ahead of Pittsburgh, with Detroit winning and Chicago dropping, as the league race tightened.
Titusville Winners Dominate Jamestown in Golf Meet
Titusville golfers defeated Jamestown decisively 11 to 4 in a Quadrangular at the local course. Buck Silliman of Moonbrook and B F Kratter Jr of Moonbrook staged a notable rivalry in singles, while A H Anderson of Titusville and W Lamerton of Willango halved their 14-hole match. The event drew local golf followers as preparations for upcoming baseball action at Celtic Park were noted.
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Titusville
Moonbrook
Janestown
Waning
Wanango
Oil City-Pranklin
Lucie
Cone
Wango
Warren
Eromne Ysis
Nich
Buck Silliman
Mounbrooi
B. F Krattert, Jr
Pai
Jaleven
Silliman Ant Kratert
Told
Disk von Tacky
Belywemn
A. H. Anderson
W. Lam ‘Herton
Willango
Anderson
Palfrey Stars In Titular Net Play For U S Win
New Englander Sarah Palfrey starred as she teamed with Hen Jacobs to lead the United States to a clean sweep in the Wightman Cup against England subbing for Helen Moody. Palfrey rose to the moment with decisive net play and aggressive volleys as Jacobs dominated the backcourt and the Americans moved within one win of retaining the cup.
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Wightman
United States
Abaénee
Helen Wills Moody
America
Sarah Palfrey
Henry McLemore
Old
New York
New England
Miss Palfrey
Mrs. Mondy
Hen Jacobs
England
Miss Jacobs
Dorothy Round
Margaret Scriven
Miss Round
Mary Heeley
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Betty Nuthall
Mrs. Moody
Miss Scriven
Miss Marble
Miss Nuthall
Prede James
Doubtusg
Moody
Easthampton
Carolin Babcock
Johnny van Ryn
Forest Hills
Mrs
Merchants Load Up For Sunday clash with Titusville
Four regulars return from Mount Gretna boosting the Corry lineup as De Lury Walters Baressi and Cobbett rejoin. Charley Greening lines up a stronger team for a 3 o'clock game at Mhtetic Field. The Titusville club counters with a veteran mix and youth, hoping for solid defense and timely hitting.
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DeLury
Pase Walters
Baressi
Cenerfield
Cobbett
Corry
Mill Village
Carl Coates
Titusville
Coates
Regatta moves into final day as Clark wins third U.S. title
Tom Clark, 28, of the iodine Barge Club Philadelphia, captured his third U S title by defeating Bob Cummings of San Francisco for the 145 pound singles crown. Albert Vogt of Penn A C won the singles shell race, beating Bob Richards of Winnipeg to 3 26.
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Tom Clark
U. S
Cummings
Penn A. © Club
Lincoln Lark Boat Club
Chicago
Forday
Aiodine Barge Club
Philadelphia
Bob Crmmings
San Brancisco
Pacific Coast
Champlar
Fea
Albert Vogt
Penn A.C
Bob Richards
Winnipeg
Gana
Jengtt
Trading quotes from players and managers on boxing and tennis future
A roundup of comments from Freddie Hopkins Brookyn Robins Phillip De Cates Ball Wilmer Allison James Joy Johnston Ben Jeby Burl Combs Lou Brouillard and others. They discuss motivation training hypnotherapy plans to turn professional the best way to hit in boxing and future moves in tennis and middleweight rankings.
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Babe Ruth Fagter
Lefty Grove
Yankees
Max Carey
Brooklyn Robins
Miceries
Phillip de Cates Ball
Rogers Hornaby
St. Louis Browns
Benjamin P. Farrell
Helen Wills Moouy
Ms. Mundy
Moody
Wilmer Allison
Wilsworth Vines
Solemias
James Joy Johnston
Masinger
Madison Square Carden
Ben Jeby
Tata
Burl Combs
Yankee Ventertielten
Lou Brouillard
Boston
Tam
Jeby
Maxie Rosenbloom
Champ Defeats Titleholder in Wet Portland Match
In a rain soaked Portland links event, champion Perera of San Francisco battles through slippery greens and hazards to defeat rival McCoonaule. Lum Leal and Atlee provided strong play as daylight faded, with Miller, Ward, and Frieligom also advancing in a tense round.
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Portland
Rnc
Ein
Robert Lee Atlee
Ud Dackgonville
Flas
Lora Ammat
Charles Perpera
San Janisco
Miller
Sud Ward
Olymfia
Wash
Dom Frieligom
Lonvineles
Perera
Lumlie Leal
Bollinetail
Lmey McCoonaule
Warren to Meet Orioles in Amestown Showdown
The James town Orioles travel to face Warren Pa as two top teams duel for undisputed first place in the second half of the Tiurrstale League. The outcome could set the path for a decisive division finish, with pressures mounting on both sides. Sparta to play Reno in a tangling regional clash follows.
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Amestown
Jamestown Orioles
Oriole Wield
Warren
Kane Golfers Win In Quadrangular Meet
Kane golfers won the quadrangular meet at their course with teams from Bradford Meadville Corry and Kane. Bradford tied for second with Corry at 16 points. Meadville finished fourth. Tony Joy of Corry and James Dale of Kane played in a match, with Murray Olds of Kane among the day's prize winners. Corry members planned to return to Kane for the sweepstakes joining all four teams. Titusville Oil City Warren and Jamestown competed in a similar two day Ain Titusville event with two matches decided yesterday.
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Seri
Oil City
Amateur Trapshooting Association of Amora
Vandalia
Paris
Dayton
Onin
Mercedes
Tomay” Hurt
Chas. Huff
Columbus
Miss Huff
Ott City
Ois
Pennsylvania
Kane
Sorry
Bradford
Meadville
Corry
Tony Joy
Corry Country Club
James Dale
Murray Olds
Corry Club
Titusville
Warren
Jamestown
Onlc
Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results show Detroit and Chicago in an 11 inning tie. New York routed Philadelphia 18 to 1, Boston 4 to 3, Brooklyn 1 to 0, Pittsburgh 5 to 4, St. Louis 4. Other scores include Baltimore 5 to 5 with Toronto 2 to 1, Jersey City 6 to 4, Buffalo 3 to 7, Albany 18, Rochester 2, Newark 11 to Montreal 7. Todays games list Boson at Washington and others with multiple matchups. Hank Wreenbere drove in the winning run in the 11th for the Tigers and hit a second inning homer for three RBIs. Flo Traynor and Bob Smith are noted for late game hits. Ted and Mel Ott contributed four-hit efforts for the Giants. Braves held the Dodgers to four hits. Randy Moore and Wally Berger helped power a Braves victory over the Dodgers.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press Star
New York
New York Giants
Tiave
Phillies
Giants
Wenl
Hecht
Phillioffs
Bill Terry
Tientie Phillies
Quakers
New Yorkers
Plint Rhem
Ad Liska
Letty O'Dou
Mel Ott
Clark
Hupbell
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Ple TvAynor
Loyd Waner
Wicked
Corsairs
Grimes
Walker
Kreneh
Meine
Boston
Brooklyn
Ben Cantwell
Dodgers
Bob Smith
Beng
Ryan
Wally Berger
Braves
Fieln
Detroit
Fitt Flice
Chicago
White Sox
Hank Greentiers
Greenberg
Tiger
Ted Lyons
Tigers
Vic Soirell
Sox
Hank Wreenbere
Lefty O'Douch
Ted
Phila
Flo Traynor
Pirates
Chrds
Randy Moore
Wrestling Results From New York Meet Include Upsets
At a New York wrestling event Ray Steele of California defeated Abe Coleman of Los Angeles George Hill of Wisconsin tossed Maria Zikoffyn of Russia. Dick Shileal of Philadelphia beat Henry Piers from Holland Olsen of Sweden. Wellsled Dick Daviscourt of California drew Tomi Alley of Australia and Carl Sar of Pennsylvania.
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New York
Ray Steele
California
Abe Coléman
Los Angeles
George Hill
Wisconsin
Maria Zikoffyn
Russia
Dick Shileal
Philadelphia
Henry Piers
Holland
Oif Olsen
Sweden
Dick Daviscourt
Tomi Alley
Australia
Drew
Carl Sar
Peninsylvania
Sportsmen's Council formed in Pennsylvania divisions
Eight counties join to form the Sportsmen's Council Division aimed at improving fishing and shooting conditions, uniting clubs to curb harmful legislation and keep the commission apolitical. Frank Norris opened the meeting in Tionesta, with Dr H L Sanderson presiding, J M Hinman as vice president, and Wallice Dean as treasurer. Directors named from Forest, Mercer, Butler, and other counties.
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ONL Ofpy
Pennsylvania
Tianestitang
Golincil
Frank Norris
Biter Hanting and Fishing Club
William C. Hughes
Oil City
Bucktail
de. H. L. Sanderson
Butt
J. M. Hinman
City
Sharon Mercer Country
Frank Nortis
But—ier County
Harry Applegnam
Shippenville
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Merchants
Athletic Field
Jim Titusque
Aldermans
Hibbard
Fulton
McNamara
Aunes
Cogswell
Downey
Fierce
Maloney
Queen City
Titisville
Bill Myers
OW City
Findley
Girerd
Ohio
St. Marys
Colts
Ledine Ringer
Scott
Wesleyville High
Gerg
War- Terk
Orioles
James ‘Lown
Cetovan Plani
Lass
Crandal
Witch
de Zury
Walters, Cobbett
Baresi Ede
National Guard
Maneger Greening
Fang
Stroge Dipeup
Hitless Wonders
Bucs
Borton
Helen Moody
A. S
MT. Gretna
Greening
United Press
Freddie Hopkins
Robert L. Miller
Jacksonville
Sparta
RENO
al Sparta
National New York
Pittsburgh
International Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Brffalo
Albany
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Washington
Cleveland
National
Cincinnati
American Pet
ABA
St Louis
Pure Bers
Ae National Ww. L
New York Ag
Hue
AG Thiago
Retin
Ticnesia
Gat SmEniry
Youhr Focal Ford
Montgomery Ward & Co
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