CLASSY FIELD STARTS PLAY IN PRO GOLFERS CHAMPIONSHIP IN YANKEES PARK
New York hosts a doubleheader as the Yankees push toward the American League lead in a four game set with the first place Senators. Ruth and Gehrig homer in the nightcap. Sewell drives in Crosetti and Combs with key runs as the Yankees rally in both games. Celtics?
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Eberl's homer gives St Marys 4 1 victory over Emporium
In Ridgway Aug ? St Marys Colts break a 1-1 tie in the ninth as Punk Belt belts Signor's pitch over center field for a 4-1 win at Ber Wind Park. Arble Gerg pitched well, scattering four hits as St Marys refocus for the Interstate League finale. Ridgway Service Co tops Bradford 8-7 in a ninth inning rally.
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Titusville Independents Ready for Tionesta Challenge
Titusville independents depart by 4:30 pm for the away game at Tionesta, facing a strong foes this season. Coach Alderman may lead Watling as the squad seeks improvement after a strenuous week and a promising stretch of play.
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Standings and scores from yesterday and today sports slate
Yesterday results show American New York 6 to 5 over, Washington 1 to 4, Boston 8 to 6, Philadelphia 6, Detroit 6, Cleveland 3, St Louis 6, Chicago 0. National section notes Jersey City 1 to 10, Toronto 2 to 1, Albany 1, Buffalo 4, Newark 4, Rochester 0. Today's games list American Washington at New York and Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis. Scheduled games include New York at Brooklyn and St Louis at Chicago.
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Simmons to Defend Title in Public Parks Tennis
Arnold Simmons of Louisville battles Martin Mayer of New Orleans in the third round of the national public parks tennis championships at Central Park. Simmons, after a bye, defeated Charles Lejack 6-2 6-2 7-5 to progress. Helen Germaine of New York, the defending women’s champion, met Miss Beatrice Sryan of Memphis, after Germaine beat Verna Corcoran 6-2 6-1.
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Amateur golf stakes set at Oakmont in tri-state event
Amateur golfers from the tri state area and distant points teed off at Oakmont Country Club for a five place amateur championship. Twenty four players competed in the field with rounds to determine the fringe five spots.
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Jimmy Clark Defeated In Close Pro Boxing Bout
Titusville Aug. Young Jim Clark failed to finish the fight as he lost a close decision to Joe Berry of Cleveland in the main event. Berry pressed with solid blows and tight defense, while Clark's in-fighting and countering moments kept the match tense throughout three rounds.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Yankees Shine in Split Twinbill
Ben Chayman and Joey Sewell delivered ninth inning singles to win both ends of a doubleheader for the Yankees in Washington. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig added power as the Yankees notched a second victory. Rolland Stiles and Browne blanked the Chicago White Sox, scattering seven hits while Wael Averill drove in all of Cleveland's runs with a homer and two aboard.
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Withdrawals thin field at U S Championship tennis
Many top players pull out of the eastern cross court championships to avoid fatigue before the national meet at Forest Hills. Notables absent include Betty Nuthall Virginia Rice Baroness Levi Elizabeth Ryan Miss Van der Bosch and Frankie Parker. Still, several seeds advanced to the third round as Clif Sutter Sydney Wood and others posted strong showings despite the withdrawals.
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Oshkosh Girl Medalist in Women’s Play at Chicago
Ber nige Wall from Oshkosh Wisconsin earned medalist honors in the West gate championship at Dalepark Country Club. Miss Wall posted 38 40 79 over the creek lined course, one over par, with Jean Hill of Chicago two strokes behind at 81.
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Wrestling Results From Phoenix Meet
Aris Harry Hich Arabia, 200, defeated Luis Mayo, 187, Mexico. Lefty Mortard, 200, Phoenix, threw Mranle Sega 185. Tucaom, Ariz. Dr. P A Millikan, 175, Los Angeles, threw Fred Kimball, 165, Phoenix.
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Carnera Exhibition Planned in Erie and Pittsburgh
World heavyweight champion Primo Carnera will headline a three round exhibition in Erie on August 1, following his win over Sharkey. An additional exhibition bout is slated for Pittsburgh on August 25, announced by Louis R. Norman of Auditorium A. G.
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Second Annual Shoot at Walnut Creek Range Erie
The Walnut Creek range hosts the second annual small-bore rifle tournament on August 1 with five matches including 50-yard and 100-yard championships. Rey A. Loder directs the event assisted by Rey S. Bower, Clair C. Bower, H Montgomery and Bap Weinhaimer with prize medals for top finishers and a grand aggregate trophy.
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Next Open and Amateur at Royal St George's and Prestwich
United Press reports Britain will host the Open at Royal St George's Sandwich from June 25 to 24 next year with qualifying at St George's and Prince's. The Amateur Championship will be at Prestwich May 28, while the Walker Cup is expected between Britain and the United States at Prince's or Wentworth. Royal St George's is favored for the Open and scores suggest tough roughs on the Lek.
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Nation's best golfers enter at Wauwatosa
More than 100 golfers including six Ryder Cup team members open the 15th annual PGA tournament at Blue Mound Country Club Wisconsin. Qualifying runs 86 holes to cut to 32 for five days of match play ending Sunday. Notables arrived, with Sarazen boosting field strength despite possible exhibition conflicts.
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Los Angeles
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Varos2 Winner Over Al Rossi
Unites Press reports Teddy Yarosz of Pittsburgh won a clear 10 round decision over Al Rossi of New Jersey before 4,000 fans at Dreamland Park. Yarosz dominated every round with sharp rights to the head, Rossi weighing 157 pounds.
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Archery opens with world records in freestyle and regular styles
The opening day of the national archery tournament saw Curtin Bill Dayton break his own world mark with an arrow traveling 518 yards in freestyle. Homer Prauty of Portland surpassed his prior best with a 475 yard shaft in regular style, setting new marks. In women’s division, Mrs. I. M. Roberts of Pittsburgh won both events with 270 and 260 yards respectively.
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Yankees rally past Senators for two straight wins
In a tight series, the New York Yankees erased deficits with ninth inning bursts to take two straight from the Washington Senators. The page notes strong power hitting and mentions star Chuck Hieln as a standout, while detailing minor league standings, regional leagues, and players from Erie County, Girard, and Union City.
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Fragmented Local Notice From A Hidden Page
Readable fragments indicate a local public notice with actions and officials, but key details such as dates, names, and precise actions are missing or unclear. The fragmentary text suggests a municipal or legal notice type item rather than a full report.
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