Bojorski to Face Dublinshiy in Northwestern Bout
Frankie Bojorski, a top light in the country, prepares for a comeback bout against Harry Dublinsky in Bris week. Dublinsky, noted for a four round kayo over Charley Baxter, seeks to test Bojorski who remains among the nation’s best. Other items mention rival local teams, barnyard golf revival, and upcoming games with Warren, Jamestown, and Titusville teams.
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Bris & Week
Windsy
Frankie Bojorski
McKennell
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Dubinsky
Charley Baxter
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Dublinshiy
Dublinsky
Bo Jorski
Pennsylvania
Sarazen in dazzling form in PGA tourney second round
George Kirkley reports from Wauwatosa Wisconsin as 16 players survive the first round of the PGA championship at Blue Mound Country Club. Sarazen tied the course record with a 91 on the front nine, Runyan shot 65 in the morning, Revolta won 12 and 4, and several former champions were eliminated in the 36 hole day.
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George Kirkley
Wauwatosa
Wis
Blue Mound Country Club
Olin Dutra
Brentwood Heights
Calif
Tom Creavy
Albany
Sarazen
Runyan
Revolta
al Houghton
Washington
D.C
Revolt
Alex Gerlak
Catskill
N.Y
Mortie Dutra
Royal Oals
Mich
Jimmy Hines
Hines Fied Dutra
Horton Smith
Clarence Clark
Leo Diegel
Willie Gugging
Yesterday and today scores across leagues prompt busy schedule
Yesterday's scores show Washington beat New York 4 1 and Boston tied Philadelphia 4 4 with Boston 9 Philadelphia 3 in a later National match. Chicago topped St Louis 10 7 while Albany beat Buffalo 5 3. Toronto led Jersey City 6 2 and Newark beat Rochester 7 5. Today SL Louis visits Cleveland and Detroit hosts Chicago with several city pairings.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
National
Chicago
St. Louis
International Biffalo
Albany
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
American W. Pet
ST A
Nationa
New York _éL
St Louis
Brookdyn
Cincinnati
Youthful master of the Bucs eyed for future fortune
A fragment notes a 2 to 4 victory by pushers over major leaguers and mentions Rube Waddell as a past great who began his career under similar conditions. It hints at watching the young Bucs star to gauge his future prospects.
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Lcnl
Union City
Ganadohta Lake
Unionites
Titusville
Queen City Combine
Corry
Sgd
Rube Waddell
New Castle
Bucs
San Diego Racer Tommy Newton Dies From Injuries
In Los Angeles a San Diego auto racer, Tommy Newton, died early today from a skull fracture suffered after his car careened into a rail during a 50 lap feature at Asot Legion speedway. His car skidded on oil, struck the outer guard rail and overturned twice, ejecting him from the wreckage. Newton was relatively inexperienced.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Newton
San Diego
Asot Legion Speedway
Newton
Brouillard Knocks Out Ben Jeby For World Middleweight Title
Lou Brouillard, 22, defeated Ben Jeby at Polo Grounds in New York to claim the world middleweight championship. Brouillard dominated from the start, landing a series of jabs to the face and power blows to the body. Jeby was counted out at 2:21 of the seventh round after Brouillard’s relentless attack.
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Aus
Lou Brouillard
New York State
Ben Jeby
Iron Man
Jeby
Pulo Grounds
Benes
Prom Ue
Worcester
Mass
Brouillard
Pete Hartley
Tins
Erie Entry Wins Presque Isle Meet Feature Event
Erie entry tops A M A swimming championships at Presque Isle State Park as Pittsburgh district swimmers claim six events. Richard Smith Academy High wins junior A M A mile freestyle. Lenore Sight Homestead wins 880 yard freestyle. Mary Suchy Coyne Athletic Club sets record in 220 yard breaststroke. Russ Lindbergh Homestead wins 22 yard backstroke and 100 meter dash. Andy Maraz wins quarter mile breaststroke. Mike Bondi takes 300 meter medley.
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Russ Lindbergh
Homestead
Andy Maraz
Mike Bondi
Yankees Face Real Crisis on Road Trip
The New York Yankees open a long road trip with three games in Philadelphia, one in Washington, and a western swing, three games behind the Senators after a 4 1 setback. The Boston Red Sox swept the Athletics 8 4, aided by Dick Oliver wildness, while Ben Cantwell helped the Cubs win with a squeeze play and Pinkey Whitney drove in two.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Yankees
Philadephia
Washington
Washington Senators
Yanks
Senators
Monte Weaver
Joe McCarthy
Boston
Phia Athletics
Dick Oliver
Red Sox
Wnn
Boston Braves
Phillies
St. 1
Chicago Cubs
Ben Cantwell
Huston
Spohrer
Pinkey Whitney
Cubs
Pennsylvanian Angler Snags Comedy Fish Tale
United Press reports from Columbia Pa about William Paney who left his fishing rod unattended at Kerhaughs Lake. Four fish struck the hawk and pulled rod and line away. Farley dove in fully clothed, retrieved the rod and line, and landed a one and a half pound fish as a reward for his effort.
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United Press
Columbia
William Paney
Kerhaugh
Farley
Defending Champion Eliminated in Tourney
In Chicago on August 10 1933 Mrs Opal Hil of Kansas City fell to California star Mrs Gregory Lifar of Los Angeles by 2 and 4 in the quarter final rounds. Lin Will today faced Miss Jamie Weiller of Chicago after Weiller knocked out Mrs Leon Solomen of Memphis 3 and 2. Beverly nation al champion Van Wile continued her run beating Renn Nelson of Chicago 1 and 5. Jean Armstrong expected to meet her after Armstrong eliminated Mildred Green of Los Angeles in a rush hole match.
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Chicago
Opal Hil
Kansas City
California
Gregory Lifar
Los Angeles
Lin
Jame Weiller
Leon Solomen
Memphis
Tenn
van Wle
Beverly
Renn Nelson
Jean Armstrong
Mildred Green
Archery Champion Stuns Nationals in St. Louis
Madeline Taylor a 9 year old archer from Newton Center Mass won the women’s national brewery championship in St Louis by sensational marksman ship throughout the tourney dethroning Ida Nanchette of Inglewood California with a high score of 1772 points fighting off Tide.
Farmer Lad Dominates Pirates in New Castle Exhibition
In New Castle Pa on August 10 191? a 11 year old local lad Fred Shaffer faced the Pirates in an exhibition game. He yielded only two hits while the independent squad won 2 to 1. Bill Hargis pitched six innings, Owen Berry watched by manager Gibson, and Traynor Glove error allowed Silk to drive in a triple. Biond doubled, Green singled, and Bion scored the decisive run on a home run past Finney in the fifth.
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New Castle
Fred Shaffer
Pirates
Bill Hargis
Owen Berry
Beaver Falls
Gibson
Berry
Traynor
Silk Followers
Buccaneers
Pittshijted
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Suhr
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Bion
Finney
Fragmentary 1900s text hints at legal and policing themes
The fragment references police, judiciary, and public rights with mentions of conviction, magistrate, and life sentence. It suggests a discussion of law, order, and constitutional principles in a historical context, but the text is garbled and many names and points are unclear.
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Pupishe West
Arthurs Co
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Ab Pa
Carri
U. S
Tal Crim
America
Britain
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