Trio battle for third as Indians Athletics Tigers clash
In New York the pennant race tightens with Cleveland, Philadelphia and Detroit neck and neck for third, as Washington opens a comfortable lead. Mel Harder and Dusty Rhodes pace the Indians, Foxx and Cochrane spark the Athletics and Tigers peel off wins in a seesaw stretch. Washington secures another 10th straight victory while Ruthie rests. Giants sweep Reds as Cubs edge Pirates in a crowded National League scene.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Washington
Yace
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Athletics
Tigers
Indians
A's
Asterday
Indiana
Boston Red Sox
Mel Harder
Red Sox
Gordon
Dusty” Rhodes
Severs
Almetics
Jimmy Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Sorrell
Wischer
Chicago White Sox
Osi Bluege
Rons
Yankees
St Louis
Browns
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Red Lucas
Johnny Vergoz
Freddie
Chicago
Boston
Cubs
Babe Herman
St. Louis
Leidig Begins 22nd Season as Warren High Coach
Warren High marks the start of J. B. Leidig’s 22nd year guiding the Blue and White football program. Since his 1963 hiring, the Dragons have compiled 246 wins 16 losses and 95 ties for a .724 winning percentage. The 1984 slate opens with preparations for the final practice on August 7 with Leidig entering his 22nd year amid strong historical success including two perfect seasons and a 380 to 22 scoring edge in 1917.
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Warren
Warren High Shoul
J. B. Leidig
Tor Fic
Sane
Wistens
Cole Leidig
Dragons
White Pigskin
Materia
Toeworks
Coatly Lesnie
Dragomesyor Mine
Mittin Claus Antu
Same
Olean
Minas
Jeni
Titusville
Bot Jamey Town
Bdiapors Vera
Fiiice
Tvs
Youngsville
Sheffield
Falamenca
Olmkir
Central
North
East
Kans
Dunes ‘Town
Titunville
Johnsophikre
Mite Mast
Livelye Rares
Wary
Ruth Managing Yankees Next Year Fuels McCarthy Fear
Henry McLemore argues Babe Ruth may be signed by the Yankees for 1934, risking Joe McCarthy’s job if Ruth remains in right field. He contends Ruth draws vast crowds and that offloading him could cost the club titles and gate receipts, while Ruppert pushes for freedom to maneuver.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Joseph McCartiy
George Horton Ruth
Josie Babe
Lisi
Seyson
Senators
Ruth
Mccarthy
Ghiereo
Secs
Gubonel Ruppert
Ine Amishet
Warl
Rillhng
Ays
Sos
Tony Lazzeri
Iitile
Joey Sewell
Gomez
Thiing
Charley
Danny MacFaguin
Sulita
Mlop
McCarnny
Bela Ty
Soomas
Cole Qhel
Coney
Guy
Impres sions of a Chinatown Street Scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Chinatown area with mentions of streets and people, including references to names and events. The readable fragments suggest a local scene or vignette without clear actions or outcomes.
Yesterday’s Scores and Today’s Games Summary
Baseball scores show New York blank St Louis 3 and Detroit 7 Philadelphia. Chicago and Boston traded wins in other matchups. International results include Toronto 66 over Buffulo. Baltimore 4 2 Newark 9 and Newark 9. Celtics and other teams not clearly listed for today.
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New York
St Louis
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
International
Toronto
Alans Et Buftelo
Jeresy
Baltimore
Baia We Newark
Meret
Naconay
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphie Satelli
Cincinnati
Abe
Yarosz Set for Major Test in Pennsylvania Title Fight
Teddy Yarosz, 28, faces Vince Dundee in a prestige mid dleweight bout in Pittsburgh. Dundee arrives from Newark after weeks of intense training. Yarosz weighs about 156 pounds, Dundee about 160, with both in strong condition for the big money clash Monday night.
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United Prema
Pittsburgh
Dundee
Ponds
Newark
N. J
Young Ed Walsh Fires No-Hit, No-Run Gem
Oakland’s Ed Walsh in a seven inning Coast League double header beat the San Travelscu Seals five to zero. Son of a famed major league pitcher, Walsh carved his niche with the no-hit, no-run performance last night in Oakland.
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United Press
Oakland
Calif
Wd Walsh
Athletic Hall of Fame
Walsh
San Travelscu Seals
Shields defeats Vines to win Newport Casing final
Francis X Shields of New York defeated Ellsworth Vines in straight sets 6 2 1 4 6 4 to win the Newport Casing Club final. Davis Cup player Wilier Allison of Texas advanced to the final after a win over Clifford Sultén, with rain causing several doubles defaults and delays.
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Newport
R. I
Ellsworth Vines
Big Francis x. Shields
New York
Wilier Allison
Texas
Vines
Shields
Allison
Clifford Sultén
New Orleans
Sutter
Davis Cuji
Paris
Parker
Berkeley Bell
Gregory Margin
Ana Alison
John van Ryn
Eugene McCaulist
Bell
Mangin
Keith Gledhill
Knox Young Wins Westen Pennsylvania Amateur Golf Title
Knox Young, formerly of Geneva College, captured the Westen Pennsylvania amateur golf championship at Highland Country Club after tying and defeating Burt Parker in the finals. Parker, less known in competitive golf, made the run to the finals by upsetting Fred Brand in the semifinal round. The event featured several notable collegiate players and ended with Young earning top amateur honors as local spectators watched at Sparta and Philadelphia venues.
Women's National Tennis Championship Delayed by Weather
United States Lawn Tennis Association reports delays in the women’s national championship due to bad weather and Sabbath objections. Quarterfinals shelved yesterday will be played today with Helen Wills Healey and Betty Nuthall among those affected. Jacobs and Round advance to semifinals, with the final set for Tuesday.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Queather
Pantie Round
United States Dawn Tennis Association
Helen Wills
Mary Healey
Abe Betty Nuthall
Miss Round
Josephine Cruickshank
Miss Jacobs
Round
Sarah Palfrey
Miss Palfrey
James
Chillekshank
Mrs. Moody
Mix Hesley
Csnformian
Cme
Miss Marble
Miss Nuthall
Sre
RIGHT RESULTS At Bollywood Decisive Boxing Card
The report lists bouts with Wesley Ketchell in Los Angeles and Bobby Deenamiéz drawing, plus Jimmy Pruitt losing to Midget Martines. Other notes include San Francisco action with Paulino Agus and Speedy Dido in Oakland and Honolulu racing references with revised names.
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Wesley Ketchell
Los Angelés
Tina Tin
Los Angeles
Frenchy Juve
Bobby Deenamiéz
Martines
Jimmy Pruitt
Babe Marino
San Francisco
Paulino Agus
Oakland
Cal
Honolulu
T. H
California
Honoiut
Wrestling Results From New York Matches
Wrestling results from New York include Joe Stecher defeating Abe Kashey and Ohio George Zaharras defeating Wh Flehter. Other bouts feature Jeremy, Pat O'Shocker, Titan, Irving Halpern, Weney Plora, Holland, Tony Felice, and Ginderakhaluds daly with various cagy outcomes.
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New York
Joe Stecher
New Brngks
Abe Kashey
Ohio
George Zaharras
Colorado
Wh Flehter
Jeremy
Pat O'Shocker
Titan
Irving Halpern
Weney Plora
Holland
Tony Felice
Taly
Ginderakhaluds Daly
Grew Gutt Ctzem Calitorniay
Reading of a quirky town baseball game summary
A garbled recap notes a local team facing another with players named Timmy Foxx and Mivmuy Cowbrin. The report mentions attendance at a bar and a perfect day, with references to a homer and errors. The text is heavily corrupted but implies a casual sports event with standout moments and personal performances.
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Henatora
Wikite
Mivmuy Cowbrin
Homer
Timmy Foxx
Bojorski Loses on Technical KO in Erie Exhibition
In Erie last night Primo Carnera headlined a two exhibition bouts and a pro card. Frankie Bojorski, the McKean farm boy, fought bravely before losing on a seventh round technical knockout after a deep cut over his left eye. The crowd of about 1,600 paid around 1,581 admissions, with receipts under $1,800 as revenue agents halted passout schemes. Bojorski pressed early and floored Dublinsky in the second, but Dublinsky rallied, and the bout ended with Bojorski unable to continue after the eye injury.
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McKean Boy
Corry
Tiger Fana
Erie
Primo Carners
Frankie Bofors
Harry Dublinsky
Ray Peebles
The
Dispatch-Herald
Primo Carera
Chamiplon
Stadfilm
Carnega
Jick Renault
Howard Mays
Frankie Bojorski
Mckesn Farmer
Philadelphia
Bojorski
Dublinsky
Quaker City Indy
Pranskie
Bojarstd
Dubline Sky
Young Ottawa pro leading in Canadian Open
Ottawa professional Robert Alston led 89 at the Canadian Open final round at Toronto's Royal York course with a 71 on day one and 142 total. Chicago’s Kirkwood trailed by one, while defending champion Light Horse Harry Cooper and Ley Diegel held positions as qualifiers and contenders among early leaders.
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Robert Alston
Kirkwood
Toronto
Dominion
Young Alston
Royal York
Alston
Girkwood
Chicago
Althey
Kirkwoort
Sehind Hirkwood
Harry Cooper
Ley Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Horton Smith
Johnny Farrell
Tom Kerrigan
George von Wir
Coross Somerville
Losin
Dmarene
Prohibition Era Debates On Bootlegging and Government Action
Fragmented remarks discuss bootlegging prosecutions, prohibition policy, and public sentiment. References to elections, government action, and the press imply tensions over enforcement and the evolving stance of citizens and officials on liquor control. Names and exact places are unclear due to OCR garbled text.
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