Glub Intact for 42 Years Tennis Tithe and More
Read of a long-standing Glub club celebration at Sheffield with a 1904 origin, local players from Tulsa to Clarendon, and a centennial weekend. Mentions ex World Series figure Hugh Bedient, boxer Jack Towal, and local pro Toby Jay as promising contenders in Western Pennsylvania tennis and upcoming matches. Olympic Games coverage and local team updates round out the notes.
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SPORT
Glub
Shortleid
Warren County Allstars
Sheffield
W. C. Norrig
Od Lin
W.C. Norris
Tulsa
Ohlo
John Anundson
Corey Backus
Sumter
N. C
Tom Bailey
Clarendon
B McMillan
Titusville
Bill Barney
Fort Worth
Texas
Mike Hustice
Tiona
Walt Campbell
Fred Barney
Tex
Jimmy Magee
Oll
Pilkey” Wright
Shol Held
Cy Carmany
Dicky Moore
Brie
Cy Kightlinger
Hugh Bedient
Ot Paleoner
Toby Jay
Corry
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Tony
James~town
St Louis Browns release LeRoy Mahaffey to Milwaukee
The St. Louis Browns announced the release on option of pitcher LeRoy Mahaffey to Milwaukee of the American Association. Mahaffey had been obtained from the Athletics for the waiver price last winter. Perfect score in Berlin: Lt. Charles Leonard Jr. of St. Petersburg, Fla., shot a perfect 200 in the modern pentathlon pistol event, marking the first perfect in Olympics history.
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Mahaffey
ST. Louis
Browns
LeRoy Mahaffey
Milwaukee
American Association
Mahafffey
The
Athletics
Berlin
Charles ¥. Leonard, Jr
U.S. A
St Petersburg
Fla
Larly
Owens to End Olympic Competition Today
Berlin reports Jesse Owens will complete Olympic participation today in the 200 meter semi finals and, if he qualifies, the finals. Owens dislikes delays and had hoped for one leg of the 400 meter relay. coach Lawson Robertson says he has done enough in the games.
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Berlin
Jesse Owens
Jesse
Lee
Lawson Robertson
Ohio State
Thirteen fish line catch at Turkey Foot Hock
A rough report describes Moungle pulling in a long line at Turkey Foot Hock and landing twelve or more fish. An observer notes a sting line lost while Moungle reels in the catch, with unclear details about the others involved.
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Turkey Foot Hock
Ohio State Star Owens Wins Olympic Triple in Berlin
Jesse Owens of Ohio State completed a triple by winning the 200 meter dash in 20.7 seconds at the Berlin Olympic Stadium, setting an Olympic record and matching the first triple since 1924. Ulterior Olympic marks were set by Jermeth Carpenter in the discus and Trebisonda Valla in the women’s 50 meters, as Americans take multiple titles.
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Fy Stuart Cameron
United Press
Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Payvo Nurmi
Owens
Eddie Tolan
Roland Locke
United States
Tolan
Rey Bury
Harry Hillman
Archie Hahn
St. Louis
Nurmi
Paris
Jermeth Carpenter
University of Southern California
Trebisonda Valla
Ialy
Carpenter
John Anderson
Los Angeles
Oweng
Mack Robinson
Pasadena
Jal
Robinson
Crawi
Cam
Ciie State
America
Allta
Jem Cunningham
Archie San Ro‘nani
Gene Venzue
Tresse Owens
Uncle Sam
Olympic Forces
Germany
American league standings and yesterday's scores summary
Yesterday's scores show New York beating Boston 4 2 Detroit routing Cleveland 9 0 Philadelphia 5 Washington 3 Chicago 8 St Louis 2 Chicago 11 New York 4 Hoston 1 Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh Cincinnati result incomplete International results Buffalo 10 Albany 5 Rochester 7 Baltimore 3 Montreal 2 8 Newark 1 10.
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Sir Louis
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnay
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Lutia
National St. Louis
Hoston
Pittsburgh-Cineiniati
Atm
International
Buffalo
Albany
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
St. Louis
National
Cincinnati
Pat New York
Das Chicago
Louis
Philadedonbs
Layden Surges to Lead Coaching Poll for All-Americans
Elmer Layden, youngest front five coach, tops the Ha Honai poll shaping the staff for College All-Americans facing the Detroit Lions at Soldiers Field on September 1. Bo McMillin and Jack Chevigny follow, with radio WIR tallying 15 000 for Layden and 10 000 for Francis Schmidt of Ohio State.
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Layden
Chicago
Elmer Layden
Detroit Lions
Soldiers’ Field
Notre Dame
Elief Sored
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Jack Chevigny
Texas
Death of Albion Youth Suspected Poison Link
Dr W G Stroble and detective Leroy Zarch probed a picnic death of 12 year old Feiege, amid arsenic traces and rival accounts of possible murder or accident. Authorities sought statements from family and neighbors as vital organs were sent for analysis. The report notes a quarrel prior to injuries and identifies Feiege as one of 12 children of Mr and Mrs Peter Feiege.
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W. G Stroble
Leroy Zarch
Stable
L. Armstrong
Feiege
Peter Feiege
Mize Leads Cardinals Past Cubs in Crucial Series Opener
Jol Robert Mize, a 28 year old rookie, slugged four RBI including a two run homer to spark the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. The win pulls the Cardinals into first place for the first time since mid July as Mize overtakes Joe Medwick for the NL batting lead. Giants beat Boston 4 1 to boost third place threat while Brooklyn 6 5 over Philadelphia and rain postpones Pittsburgh Cincinnati night game. Yankees extend AL lead to 11 games by topping Boston 4 2 with Gehrig in his 750th straight game. White Sox beat St Louis 8 2 and stay within a game of Cleveland. Detroit shuts out Cleveland 9 0 behind Bridges 14th win. Philadelphia defeats Washington 5 3.
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Frank Murphy
United Press
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Jol
Robert Mize
Mize
Jim
Ripper
Cardinals
Cubs
Chicago
Johnny
Vicory
St. Louis
Medwick
Tohony
Curt Davis
Jonny
Cards
Ciban
New York Giants
Boston Bees
Giants
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Low Gehrig
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Cleveland
Tommy Bridges
Washington
Yesterday's Hero Johnny Mize Stars For Cardinals Win
St Louis rookie first baseman Johnny Mize homered doubled and drove in four runs as the Cardinals defeated an opponent. The third annual Ben Hur Association picnic will be held Sunday August 9 at Midway Park on Chautauqua Lake.
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Johnny Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
Caitage
The
Ben Hur Association
Chautauqua Lake
Ladies Day Golf and Bridge Winners at Corry Country Club
Twenty eight women participated in Corry Country Club's Tuesday Ladies Day with Wliss St. Clair and Miss Gillette winning golf prizes scoring 108 and 105. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Beas Kincaid Mrs Florence Morgaridge and Mrs Ane Nase of Jacksonville Fla. Hostess duties shift to Mrs G G Barker and Mrs N Troy Gillette next week.
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Wliss St. Clair
Gillette
Corry
Country Club
G. G. Barker
N. Troy Gillette
Volte
Canzoneri Ambers Bout Postponed to September Second
The New York state athletic commission approved postponing the lightweight title fight between Tony Canzoneri and Lou Ambers to September 2 at Madison Square Garden. The bout, moved from the Garden’s Long Island Bowl, was delayed because Canzoneri was not in condition, per Sammy Golfman the champion’s manager.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Tony Canzoneri
Lou Ambers
Her- Kimer
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Long Island Bowl
Sammy Golfman
Raneger
Canzoneri
Cunningham Leg Ready For 100m Elimination
Berlin Aug 5 Glenn Cunningham’s leg soreness will not hinder him as he begins the 100 meter eliminations today. Dr Herbert Lawson team doctor says the worry over the injury is natural and Cunningham’s leg will be fine as he trains and loosens up. Yarosz to Fight Youngstown Ten-Round Bout August 12 at Idora Park features ex middleweight champion Teddy Yaross vs Terry of Trenton New Jersey.
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Berlin
Glenn Cunningham
Herbert Lawson
Vathietea
Cunningham
City League Leads Early Season Pace in Local Park
City League games at Union-Sunday meet are shifting schedules as Corry’s team prepares to visit the nearby community park Saturday afternoon after a recent loss to Union City leaders. Manager Kip Anderson plans to bring a district nine while Corry aims to rebound following two defeats to Unionites.
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Owens
Corry
Union City
Community Park
Kip Anderson
Tinion City
Waar'h
Corry Clu
Union City Cab
Oier
Hotelphore
Haymonds
Clu Mert Corry
Tamescown
Aeros
Bucs Sign Gladden to Six Foot Three Wing Position
Pittsburgh report states the Pirates have signed Mack Gladden a six feet four inch winger weighing 210 pounds. Gladden formerly played four years with the St. Louis Gunners and is expected to push for a regular wing jab on the Pirates grid team.
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Bucs
Gladden
Pittsburgh
Mack Gladden
St. Louis Gunners
Wrestlers Win Berlin Olympic Catch-Weight Honors
American wrestlers claimed one first and three second places in the final Olympic catch-as-catch-can wrestling events yesterday in Berlin.
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Berlin
America
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Dick Powers
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Erie Fourth Ward ‘Merchants
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Penn Drakes
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Johnny Woodruff
University of Pittsburgh
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Stockholm
Glenn Hardin
Greenwood
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Helen Stepheng
Missouri
Americad
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Pionship
Stella Walsh
Poland
Annette Rogers
Osquitoes
Mile Stars
Old Jack
Louis Bout
Jack Sharkey
Orangeburg
N.Y
Joe Louis
Jack
Callihat Press
Ambers
Cireesis
Symphony Lawn
Agarex
Jentes
Shari Nauahe
Condra’s Pharmacy
Cunninghants
Mytlo Athletic
Union
Augusts Furniture Sale
Anzart
Root’s Furniture Store
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