Fast Pacts On State Game Unit And Sports Notes
Youth athlete Jesse Qwens shows early promise with times and jumps from Cleveland Junior High. The piece shifts to auto racing plans in Shar on’s Speedway, Pennsylvan ia game commission facts, Titusville sports links, and Grover Cleveland Alexander’s troubles. It covers Pirates’ long road trip and home stand, promoter ambitions for Maxie Strub and Clure Woods, boxing news, shooters Bobby Batsell and Rufus Hing Jr., with Camp Perry history.
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Jesse
Qwens
Charlie Riley
Cleveland
Charlie
Wack
Charlie Schwarts
Evie Aight
Maxie Strub
Clure Woods
Detrat
Maxie
T0gether
Erie
Bobby Batsell
Browneville
Tex
Southwest
Bobby
Rufus Hing, Jr
Wichita Falls
Camp Perry
Fourth Ward Merchants Defeat Penn-Drakes 5-0
In Titusville, darkness halted the game after the seventh as Fourth Ward Merchants of Erie shut down the Powerful Penn-Drakes 5-0. Art Stokes allowed five hits while Al Costello moved to cleanup with three doubles in three at bats. Lou Forester and Stan Rog added two hits each, Rog’s two doubles.
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Titusville
Aus
Fourth Ward Merchants
Erie
Penn-Drakes
Art Stokes
al Costello
Joe Ponzer
Te Tocat
Lou Forester
Stan Rog
Rog
May Retire If Cochrane Health Fails Tigers Change
If Mickey Cochrane fails to recover his health may force a retirement from managing the Tigers and he could move to a general manager's post with the club.
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Mickey Cochrane
The
Tigera
Lovelock Sets New Race Mark In Olympic 1500
New Zealand medical student Jack Lovelock set a world record in the Olympic 1500 meters at BurilIn, clocking 3 47.8 to beat the previous mark and clear the Olympic record. Glenn Cunningham finished second as Towns and Staley set hurdles and 400 meter marks in earlier heats.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Olympic Stadium
Burilin
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Milwaukee
Luigi Beccali
Italy
Glenn Cunningham
United States
Cunningham
Forrest Towns
University of Georgia
Roy Staley
Corona
Calif
Towns
George Saling
Percy Heard
Norway
America
California
Archie Williams
Jimmy Ovalle
Harold Smallwood
New Fire Truck Expected Here Soon
Fire officials expect the new combination booster truck to arrive within a few days after modifications to the front end. Company officials say the truck should be back in the city within a month after it was sent to the factory yesterday.
Yesterday and today baseball scores and games
Yesterday results show Cleveland and Detroit 4 ins. Philadelphia 9 Washington St. Louis 16-9 Chicago 4-0 New York 7 Boston 2. Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 4 Chicago 1 New York 8 Boston 4 Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 4. International Syracuse 2-1 Toronto 1-9 Buffalo 7-6 Albany 4-5 Newark 8 Montreal 6 Rochester 4 Baltimore ?. Today Philadelphia at Washington Chicago at St. Louis Cleveland at Detroit New York at Boston Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia St. Louis at Chicago only games scheduled.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Boston
National Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
International Syracuse
Toronto
Buffalo
Albany
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Baltimore
National
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
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Mayer called second in women’s foil at Reich sports field
In Berlin 25000 spectators watching the pole vault finals heard over the loud speaker that Mayer of Germany placed second in the women’s single foils. They cheered until realizing the name referred to Helen Mayer a blond Jewess on the fencing team.
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Erlin
Reichsports
Mayer
Germany
Helen Mayer
Pirates Sign Ex Pitt Linemen Hoel and Olejniczak
Pittsburgh today announced Robby Hoel guard and Stan Olejniczak tackle former University of Pittsburgh linemen will return to the Pirates of the National League for the upcoming season. Hoel from Evanston Illinois and Olejniczak from Neffs Ohio were among last year’s standouts turned pro.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh’ Pirate
Robby Hoel
Stan Olejniczak
Evanston
Ill
Neffs
Democratic move to block miners certificate bill fails
Harrisburg report says a Democratic effort to remove the soft coal miners certificate bill from a senate committee failed 22 to 15. The measure would fund state revenue by barring employment of bituminous coal workers who lack certification after exam by a miners examining board and payment of fees.
Fight for coal miners' certificate bill fails
In Pittsburgh on August 6 the city opened a new chapter as Elwood Rigby and Jules Beck moved plans for additional Forbes Field bouts. Beck in New York pushed for a Ross versus Zivie match as efforts continue to stage major boxing events this summer.
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Esse Ross
ZIVC
PGH
Pittsburgh
Elwood Rigby
Jules Beck
Greenlee Park
New York
Bac
Barney Ross
Raymonds and Corry Jamestown Tie In Slugfest Pitcher Stars
Ray mond's Ray monds and Corry Jamestown battled to a 21-4 deadlock in a rain shortened T inning contest called on darkness. Larry Johnson starred for Corry Jamestown with a homer a double and a single in three at bats while Carl Coates held the D Js in the late seventh before the game ended.
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Raymond
Corry Jamestown
Raymonds
Aeros
Oogie
Roberts
Hellco
Sanders
Hetico
Carl Coates
Raymond Moundsman
Hell
D-J'S
Dan DeLury
Larry Johnson
Corry- Jamestown
Corry- Jamesown
Pirate
Johnson
Prof Long
Close Battle Sees Errors Allow Run in Narrow Game
In a tense contest Raymond's Wolf Mountain outfielder was evacuated by umpire DeLury in the third inning after errors by Hand and Walters allowed a run. Johnson pitched with two costly mistakes enabling Cobbett to advance and score.
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Johnson
Cobbett
Raymond
Walters
Coates
Wolf Mountain
DeLury
Yesterday's Hero Billy Sullivan Delivers for Indians
Billy Sullivan Cleveland catcher hits a clutch double with the bases loaded in the 10th to end a rugged tie against the Detroit Tigers. Indians secure victory as Sullivan provides the decisive moment.
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Billy Sullivan
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Giants Extend Winning Streak in Tight NL Race
New York Giants win 16 of last 20 to climb into third place, 5 1/2 games behind the Cardinals and 9 1/2 behind the Cubs. Mel Ott drives in multiple runs as Boston Bees fall 8 4. Cardinals beat Cubs 4 1 behind Roy Parmalee while Virgil Davis adds a homer and RBI. Brooklyn tops Philadelphia, Cincinnati down Pittsburgh 6 4 in a night game. Yankees lead AL with 7 2 win over Red Sox as Cleveland beats Detroit 6 4 in 10 innings. Browns split doubleheader with Chicago, rain ends nightcap after seven innings. Philadelphia defeats Washington.
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United Press
NEW York
Bill Terry
Ute
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Mel Ott
Cubs
Roy Parmelée
Virgt Davis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Entry List Closes for Western Pennsylvania Amateur Golf
The entry list for the thirty sixth Western Pennsylvania amateur golf championship at Stanton Heights Golf Club closes tomorrow night at G A Ormiston secretary of the W P G A 32 Boulevard of the Allies Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Stanton Heights Gol Club
G. A. Ormiston
Boulevard of the Allies
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