Amateur Fight Card Delivers Five Knockouts and Wins
Corry A C staged its second program drawing about four hundred fans at Athletic Field. Vince Reynolds led four Corry boys to knockout victories while Joe Barron of Titusville, Karl Mungne and Mike Miketa also impressed.
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Wrestling Results Across Weight Classes Show Knockouts and Decisions
In the 147 pound class George Mikketa of Curry edged Delvin Cook in a decision. 430 pound class Jamie Selnyarts of Erie defeated Kurt Monte from Titusville by knockout in the third round. Walter Latus of Curry beat Ja Sinaré of Dunkinis by knockout in the third set. 120 pound class Mike Miket2 of Corry beat Ralph Yoiimera of Brie in a decision over three rounds. Vince Reynolds of Corry defeated Barron of Titusville by knockout in the final round. 135 pound class Purnarrelt Fe beat rice Redfield of Titusville by decision in three rounds. Al Zielinski of Wattsburg defeated Tom Sinare of Chinkirk by decision in three rounds. 498 pound class Musly Jordan of Tibisville beat Cy Dempsey of Eric by technical knockout in the first round. 140 pound class Johnny Zivie of Erie defeated Tony Shesney of Union City by knockout in the second round. Officials Referee Daugherty, Evejugus, Finch and Bilis of Corry. Umekeeper, McMahon. announcer Keating.
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Olympic boxers count themselves out on canvas rule
Los Angeles August 12 A report explains that Olympic boxing rules require a fighter to count himself out if knocked down and counted to nine by the fighter. the referee must remain silent as the timer runs. Carmen Barth of Chicago defeated Daniel Cruz of Mexico after a ten count.
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Dempsey Fails To Persist In Early Round At Titusville Show
The bout ends early after a sharp opening with Dempsey unable to continue. Zielinski and Sinare trade heavy blows in a hammer and tong clash with Zielinski leading before Sinare presses on. Chesney opens fast against Zivic as the bout ends with Zivic taking the tempo before a late stoppage. Daugherty referees with Pinch and Bilis as judges and Kibler clearing the event.
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Japanese loom as sure winners of swim title
United States hopes to sweep Olympic events fade as Japan dominates swimming with strong backstroke and free events. Japan leads in multiple strokes and ages, while U S teams struggle for medals in the eight oar rowing and other finals. American women excel in high diving and relay events, but overall Japan presses for the swimming crown as championship bouts loom.
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Dodgers Move To Third Place In N L Pennant Race
United Press reports heavy scoring and pitching moves as the Brooklyn Dodgers rise to third in the National League. Max Carey’s Mintbush fleet leads the offense with Letty O’Doul and Danny Taylor shining. Dodgers beat the Giants 1 0, tie six double plays, and umpire Rigler makes a rare double call. Braves drop to fourth after a 2 1 loss to the Phillies as Chicago St Louis game plans Sunday doubleheader. Indians catch Athletics for second in the American League with a win over Detroit. A’s fall to Boston 2 1.
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Big Five and Hall of Fame Names in Rough Love Note
Silly vintage sports crib notes mention Jimmy Woxx, Babe Butt, and Lyn Gehrig amid quirky phrases. Al Simmons collects four singles, while Billy Terry tallies in a tour. A playful, brief clipping with mixed names and sports vibes.
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Scores and Games From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's scores list Cleveland 3 Detroit 1 and Boston 2 Philadelphia 1 with no other games. Philadelphia plays Boston today while Duluth at Cleveland and St Louis at Chicago are on the schedule along with New York at Washington and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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Stars Swamp Tannery In One Sided Junior Game
The Corry Stars opened strong and scored in every inning to beat the Tannery. Wishlinger pitched four innings, scattering six hits as Kinney led the Stars with a double and a triple while Bratton contributed, and errors favored the Stars in a lopsided victory.
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Wolfram Injured in Cleveland Bout as Trisod Wins
In Cleveland on August 1, Canadian heavyweight Wolfram sustained a burn to the left hand while losing a 2 to 1 decision to Babe Trisod. Trisod dominated the later rounds, taking six of eight rounds as the injury disrupted Wolfram’s performance.
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Haenel to Pitch Against Valley in Crawford County Clash
Blooming Valley meets Crawford County champions Merchants Sunday afternoon as veteran hurler Babe Hamel is expected to start for Blooming Valley while both teams seek to open a potential series. Valley has shown early-season strength, with Blooming Valley aiming to defend its county title.
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Red Jagerberg Kayoes Zimmer in Jamestown Card
Jamestown Aug 1 Red Al Jagerberg knocked out Cleveland's Al Zimmer in sixty seconds in a quick Blue Ridge card at Celoron Park. The event featured five knockouts with several bouts ending early as local fighters like Phil Wedaile and Gris Pierson fought hard but were overwhelmed.
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Speed Boats Race At Montauk in 29th Gold Cup
Six of the fastest boats in Gold Cup history tested up for the 29th running at Montauk Beach New York. The event drew early boats and set a brisk pace on the blue waters as racers aimed to showcase speed and grip in a storied fixture.
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Dempsey Plans World Tour to Regain Title
Portland report says Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, weighs a world tour to regain the title. Manager Leannd Sacks says a long trip could fund a return to major fights, including a possible showdown with Jack Sharkey, as Dempsey recently scored a first round win over Winnie Sawyer in Vancouver.
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Hoover Speech Sparks Political Debate Across Nation
A fragmented clippings page discusses President Hoover and the 1930s reform debate. It notes reactions to his addresses, possible policy shifts, and public sentiment on duties, tariffs, and economic strategy, highlighting contention over openness to foreign trade and domestic reform.
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