Baits Sweep To Narrow Bucs Lead In Baseball
Pirates fall 7-3 as Baits win two contests reducing their National League advantage to four and a half games. Giants route Phillies 11-0 then win 14-6 while Pirates beat Chicago 2-0. Reds split doubleheader with Cardinals. Reds gain a half game on Cubs.
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Moose Team Defeats Titusville Club 9 to 3
Warren's Moose defeated Titusville Merchants by 9 to 3 at Titusville yesterday. The Moose team hit Russ Cassett freely, while Titusville had beaten Union City 5 to 0 on Saturday at Union City. Vern Group played first base for Titusville in both games, hitting safely twice Saturday and once yesterday.
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Laffoon Wins Ohio Tourney In Cleveland
Ky Laffoon, the Chicago golfer, overcame pressure to win the Ohio tournament in Cleveland, taking the $3,000 first prize as Sam Snead faltered with a four under par lead. Lauoon secured key birdies on holes five and six, finishing strong amid a cheering home crowd and a top amateur field.
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Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Today’s Schedule
Baseball scores from yesterday across American and National leagues plus the International and American Associations. Highlights include New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Boston posting varied results. Today’s only games list Boston at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and St Louis at Chicago with no other matches.
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Pink City Tarpur Reputed For Pink Facades And Arts
Called the Pink City, Tarpur in India earns its nickname from pink stuccoed buildings. The streets showcase bright textiles, colorful arts and crafts, and a picturesque, almost theatrical setting.
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U S Track Stars Defeat Germany In Europe Tour
Berlin Aug 15 The 40 man United States track team beat Germany 122 to 82, winning eight of ten events on Sunday after another strong showing Saturday. Stanford’s Rey Malott set a German record with 400 meters in 4 minutes 9 seconds, while Francis Ryan of Columbia upset Olympic champion Woellke in the shot put with 51 feet 10 27 32 inches.
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19000 Expected For Title Bout
New York August 15 promoter Mike Jacobs said the Am pers Armstrong fight was shifted from the Polo Grounds to Madison Square Garden and he predicted a sure fire sell out with about 19000 at the gates and receipts near 150000 dollars.
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Yesterday's Hero Russ Bauers and Mace Brown Tie Cubs Win
Russell Bauers and Mace Brown of Pittsburgh combined for a 2 to 0 victory over the Chicago Cubs, snapping a three game Pirates losing streak.
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Orcutt Wins Presidents Cup in Narrow Handicap Final
George Orcutt defeated Jack Krone 10 up and 9 to go in the Corry Country Club Presidents Cup final on a 6 hole layout. Orcutt, posting two 38s and a 39, led 3 up after the first round and built a 4 up edge in the second before sealing victory with an 8 up performance in the third round. Krone struggled, failing to break 40 in any round, while Orcutt consistently hit long drives and precise approach shots to claim the title and solidify status as the club’s top player ahead of the upcoming Club Championship.
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Wes Ferrell Joins Yankees After Senators Exit
Wes Ferrell signed with the New York Yankees after a release by the Washington Senators and a waiver from the American League. He replaces Joe Vance who was sidelined by appendicitis as the Yankees lead the league by 7½ games and are favored to win a third straight pennant with Ferrell in the rotation.
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Corry Rifle Team Third at Warren Indoor Meet
Corry's rifle team finished last in a three team match at the Arlington ice club range near Titusville. Walnut Creek won the first match with 1585 points, Titusville second at 1575, Corry third at 1545. in the second, Titusville led with 1589, Walnut Creek 1576, Corry 1572. Top scorers were O W Shroul Titusville 399, Kuhorski Walnut Creek 398, Weltheimer Walnut Creek 397. Corry scorers included R Patterson 386, Knapp 395, C Patterson 891, Nelson 890, G Patterson 388. Corry tennis team lost to State Hospital North Warren 7 2 at North Warren with several singles and doubles results. Bix Corry players head to Meadville Wednesday to face Crawford County tennis.
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Defends Title Frank Carroll Faces Tradition at Van’s Grand American
Frank Carroll of Breckaville Ohio, a marksman, must overcome a long standing tradition to defend his Grand American Handicap title at Van Wert Ohio in August 1926. No champion in the trapshooting history has ever defended his title.
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Russo Fails To Swim Lake Chautauqua Distance Test
Russo attempted the length of Chautauqua Lake from Mayville to Celoron on Sunday starting at 1 05 a m and ending at noon after about eleven hours. He swam roughly 17 to 18 miles despite rough water and poor headway near Colburn.
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Dayton Driver Wins Feature at Sharon Speedway
Everett Saylor of Dayton won the ten mile feature at Sharon speedway in Sharon, Pa. He clocked B minutes 49 seconds. Bud Henderson of Akron finished second, Henry Guerand of Elizabeth New Jersey third, and Joey Chitwood of Topeka Kansas fourth.
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Bethlehem Wins Newistown Junior Legion Title
Bethlehem defeated Cartlaville 1 to 0 today to claim the State American Legion junior baseball championship in Newistown.
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Delay Raymond-Attoore Fight For One Day
Philadelphia Aug 15 The Matt Raymond Al Dttore boxing match at the Arena was postponed a day due to radio broadcasts of the Lou Ambers Henry Armstrong title bout Promoters feared the Ambers Armstrong broadcast would draw away potential customers The bout features Raymond a former Duke University boxing standout from Mt Carmel and Eitore a former Philadelphia heavyweight standout
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Lewis to Clash With Jim Adamick in Philadelphia
John Henry Lewis Pittsburgh light heavy champion will meet Jimmy Adamick of Midland Michigan in a 10 round bout at Municipal Stadium September 12Promoter Herman Taylor announced Lewis had been slated to meet Two Ton Tony Galento of Orange New Jersey here last month but the match was cancelled when Galento was stricken with pheusionia.
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Hydetown hosts first game as Corry nine falls to All-Stars
The Hydetown Enterprise nine debuted on its new field Sunday facing the Corry All-Stars. Pitcher A. Nellin allowed five hits and his team’s defense stifled Corry, while Nellin and his teammates炸pled Staples for 15 as Corry managed only nine?
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