Budge Faces McDiarmaid In Newport Tennis Clash
United Frese Newport reports top world player J Donald Budge of Oakland meets John McDiarmaid of Princeton University in a Newport casino championships quarter final. Budge, off form, endured a fierce struggle as the young ster rallied from drop to win the first set 6 1 then nearly lost the second before sealing a 1 6 1 8 victory.
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John McDiarmaid
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New Scholastic Grid Rules Emphasize Safety and Open Play
Scholastic football in Pennsylvania adopts National Federation rules via the PIAA. The changes mandate head protectors, wider sideline zones, and protective arcs around end zones. Substitution rules allow a fourth period entry, and passes can be thrown from behind the line with protection until release. Time changes reduce game length, with longer intermissions.
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Jumping Star Turns Down Teaching for Circus Air Tricks
In Indianapolis a female parachute jumper recalls quitting a beauty parlor to pursue the sport. She speaks of early failures, later success, and turning down a women's instructor job to keep jumping. She notes the thrill remains, and beauty work draws her too. Helen and Henry Langer plan a jump at Corry’s air circus at Lawrence Airport showcasing tandem descents.
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Burial of John Burroughs Chief Naturalist at Roxbury Farm
The naturalist John Burroughs is buried on a Roxbury area farm overlooking the village. Details imply burial on a local Roxbury farm with notes on his life and connection to the region.
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Cubs Panic Stricken as Lead Vanishes in Slump
Chicago Cubs falter in a swoon over six days, dropping from a 6 12 game NL lead as Pirates and Giants surge. Pirates win 7 6 in rain with Jurges and Suhr key hits. Giants win on strong pitching while Yankees widen AL lead with DiMaggio homer. White Sox, Indians, and Browns also post wins in mixed results across leagues.
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Joe DiMaggio
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Mel Amado
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Pat Malone
Vernon Kennedy
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Mel Haree
Browns
Solters
Lewis and Colonello Fight Delayed by Heavy Rains at Forbes Field
Heavy rains postponed the 77 round non title bout at Forbes Field as John Henry Lewis, light heavyweight champion, and Trara Colonello, Italian heavyweight champion, were to compete tonight pending weather. Lewis tipped the scales at 158 1 2 and Colonetto weighed 200, with Lewis considered the faster fighter. Oscar Rankins faces Bud Mignault in a 10 round bout, Rankins giving away five pounds.
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Standings and Results from Yesterday's Baseball Games
Yesterday's results show New York 7 Washington 6. Chicago 6 Detroit 0. Philadelphia 4 Boston 2. Cleveland 5 St Louis 2. Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 6. New York 9 Boston 1. Philadelphia Brooklyn tied. International League Newark 7 Montreal 6. Buffalo 11 Baltimore 2. Rochester 4 Jersey City 1. Syracuse 2 4. Toronto 1 2. American Association Columbus 8 Minneapolis 2. Toledo 5 2. St Paul 4 3. Toursville 6 Milwaukee 1. Kansas City 3 7. Indianapolis 1 19. Today’s games Boston at Philadelphia. Washington at New York. Cleveland at St Louis. Detroit at Chicago. Philadelphia at St Louis. Chicago at Pittsburgh. New York at Boston.
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Erie Champion Beats Veteran Court Star
In Harrisburg on August 1 Mrs Anne D Saters aged 80 failed to win a 17th Harrisburg women's tennis title. She was defeated in straight sets 6-2 6-2 by former Erie champion John Kalfenbach in the semi finals. Saters reigned 1918 to 1929 and held the city doubles title for three years before a seven year layoff prior to this comeback run.
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Titusville baseball camp site for Rochester Cards camp
Final approval was given to Titusville as the site for a Rochester Club baseball camp for young players of the International League. The camp runs from August 30 at Carter Athletic Field with scouts from the Cardinals organization assessing local youths aged 17 to 28 who wish to pursue professional baseball. Participants must cover their own travel and living costs and bring their own gear. instruction will not be provided as a school.
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Curing Haddock by Smoking Tradition Described
The curing of haddock began around the mid eighteenth century at Findon Scotland. The product known as Findon Haddie later became Finnsn Hardie. It was salted and dried, soaked, and lightly smoked to finish.
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Dormant Club Victors In National Tourney
In Wichita Kansas on August 19 the Enid Ola Eason Oilers won their third straight, defeating Lisbon Falls Me Indians 16-8 in seven innings. Dormant, Pennsylvania champion, won a second game by beating McWaverly T Black Spiders, the meet’s only Negro team. The game featured 24 hits between the teams, ending 13-6.
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Yesterday's Hero DiMaggio Delivers in Ninth Inning Victory
Joe DiMaggio belts a dramatic left field homer in the ninth to lift the Yankees to a 7 6 win over the Senators in a tense late innings clash. The game featured a reverse of momentum and showcased DiMaggio's clutch hitting.
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Two Ball Games This Weekend at Aero Park
Weathered OCR reads two ball games scheduled this weekend at Aero Park. Ray Mortis teams play NPAA League contests while Aeros compete in rum-league games at Midway Park Chaulduqui Lake.
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Oldest Customs House in Colonial National Historical Park
The oldest customs house within the original thirteen colonies stands in Yorktown Virginia inside the Colonial National Historical Park. It marks a historic federal building dating to colonial times and remains a landmark in the national park.
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New Plan for Semi-Pro Baseball Unveiled in Wichita
Ray mond Dumont president of the National semi pro baseball congress announced a new program. It calls for 16 district tournaments in each state before state championships. District champions receive trophies by commissioner Homis Wagner and qualify for state play to reach the national tie.
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Damon
Homis Wagner
Attractive program for Great Stoneboro Fair purse grows
A recent announcement says the exciting qaming program at the Great Stoneboro Fair will be the most attractive in the organization's history with total purses reaching 5 400 000.
Complimentary and True in Poland's Cobwebbed Wine
A fragment describes hosts in Poland offering hex wine from cobwebbed bottles to a woman guest. They boast the wine is older than she is, presenting a curious, old world compliment that blends mystique with a chilling tone.
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