Giants Fear Deans In St Louis Invasion
Exhibition in Union City features left-handed and right-handed bat throwing and base running contests replacing a City Base ball League double header. Kinney and Dimick tied in a prior event. event aims to entertain with fielding and pitching showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deans
ST. Louis
Union City
Maloney Clash Sparks Raymonds Over Aeros 18 to 3
In a City Baseball League game the Raymond nine, long stuck in last place, exploded for 18 runs against Aero Supply to snap their slide and pull even for league leadership. Sonny Staples and Detary led hitters with three hits apiece as Raymonds pounded Koestner and the Aeros with a machine gun-like attack through six innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renson
Jim Maloney
Jim
League Park
Raymonds
Aeros
Gini
Peat
Raymond
City Baseball League
Maloney
Aero “Supply
Chumps
Arehy Ais
George Koestner
Sonny Staples
Detary
Bachemer
Staples
Roberts
Carl Coules
Sun
Wil
Hayfmonds
Iuestner
DeLury
Gilson
Dirck
Hachomner
Wes Ferrell
Bachomer
Carl Goates
Arpedoes
McLean
Coates
Landers
Wallets
Baréssi
Kinzey
MeLean
Wolt Mountain
Kightiger
Acre Supply AE Rho AM Baresi
Kinney
Dag Staples
Dimick
Brow Carter
X. Mountain
Pier
Idoesines
Peentiingerl Ovis
Ragioniis
TE Landers
Walters
Roberts Oat
Debury
Bachomner
Raymonds Shake Jinx Win 18 3 Parade
Madison Square Garden boxing scene recounted with Benny Leonard recounting doubts about Barney Ross beating Jimmy McLarnin. Leonard recalls past fights and warns of McLarnin’s potential rebound, noting Ross’s careful, strategic approach and the dangers of overconfidence in rematches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymonds
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden Popcorn Cultiva Hon Society
Jimmy Johnston
Benny Leonard
Mister Leonard
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Jess Willard
Jack Johnston
Stanley Ketehelt
Dad
Barney
Jimmy
Barnty
McLarnin
Leah
Billy Petrolle
Billy
Ross
Forward Pass Rule Boosts College Team in Bears Clash
United Press reports the college forward pass rule will be used for the Soldier Field game August 1 between the all American college squad and the Chicago Bears. Arch Ward says the college rule limits passes to five yards behind the line, while the Bears are handicapped by not having played under it. Nobie Kizer and George Halas did not settle the rule. Ward decided in favor of the college standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Muskegon
Sattiwaw
Tipheming
Lansing
Bay City
Flint
Battle Creek
West Sirst
Windy City
United Press Chicago
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Ole
Cuse
Nobie Kizer
Londos Retains World Wrestling Title Claim
In Los Angeles on August 23 Londos defeated Jim Browning of Verona Missouri at the Olympic Auditorium to retain his claim to the world wrestling championship. Londos won two of the three falls with body slams that felled Browning after each entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Umceu
Los Angeles
Londos
Jim Browning
Verona
Olympic Widitorium
Browning
Lott Stoeffen Favored To Win Doubles Title
In Germantown Aug 28 with one unfinished match, defending champions George Lott and Lester Stoeffen lead the Nationals Doubles Championship field. They routed Dr. C. Fischer and William Lengelback 6-2 6-4 6-4, and face Greg Mangin and Berk Jey Bell, who beat Don Budge and Gena Mako. Davis Cup veterans Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn await the unfinished result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Germantown
George Lott
Chicago
Lester Stoeffen
Los Angeles
Lott
Steffen
Throgh
Dr. C. Fischer
Woodbury
William Lengelback
Philadelphia
Greg Mangin
Newark
N. J
Berk Jey Bell
New York
Don Budge
Oakland
Gena Mako
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Johnny van Ryn
Coroner's Jury Probes Erie Auto Death of Richard A. Bichenland
A coroner's jury in Erie investigates the fatal auto accident that killed Richard A. Bichenland, 29, of Erie, who died from injuries suffered in the early Sunday morning crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Richard A. Bichenland
Win
Yesterday's results and today's schedule in major leagues
Yesterday New York 9 to 4 and Cleveland 10 to 5 led the standings with Washington 7 and Detroit 5 while Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia 2 and St Louis U held positions. Today Montreal Rochester and others announce open international play with Chicago at Boston and New York at St Louis among several matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Agh
St. Lewis
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsbuy
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
National
Pittsburgh
Fogle Leads Semi-Weekly Skeet Shoot At Local Club
Fogle topped the field at Corry Roll on Gun Club skeet range with scores 32 and 26. Hawking posted 15 14 14 while Wilson had 13 and Rees Boil recorded 16 and a 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogle
Corry
Fogle Ee
Hawking
Wilson
Rees
Giants Open Four Game Set With St Louis Today
The New York Giants face St. Louis at Sportsman's Park with two noted Dean brothers on the Cardinals pitching staff. Giants aim to rebound after a rough stretch as Detroit and Cleveland win, while Gomez and Ruth contribute to a lopsided New York victory in an earlier game. Bernstein and local business visitors also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theon Wright
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Lucas
Ark
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Giants
Dean Boys
Paul
Jerome Herman
Jay Hanner
Tidimas
New Yorkes
Deans
Chicago
Cubs
St. Toul
Pulu
Detroit
Washington
Tigers
Yanks
New York Sonret
Cleveland
Senor Gomez
Herr Ruth
Trosky
Hale
Burnett
Indians
Wesley Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
St Louis Browns
Bill Dietrich
Ob Johnson
Rorler-Chamee
Smale
Yesterday's Heroes Dominant 2-0 Victory Over Browns
Bob Johnson drove in several runs as his team shut out the Browns 2 to 0. Wes Ferrell pitched strongly, earning the win with support from Red Sos who homered in the eighth and again in the tenth to seal the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Indians
Wes Perrell
Bee
Red Sox
Ferrell
Sox
Wes
Betel Chicago Doven
Se Wits
Becides Accnutitine
Bob Johnson
Browns
Wes Ferrell
Red Sos
Pitchet
County Champs to Oppose Local League Squad at League Park
Union City visits Corry for the first independent season game at League Park as Wash ington Linch and Corry renew a local rivalry. Haenel of Linch faces Mullison or Popovich in a pitching duel while Johnson shines in the lineup. Barnes, Chase, Coveleski, Marvin, Danvers, Obe and Bennett man the visitors with strong defense and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Anil Guch. Ig
League Park
Washington
Bneball League
Union City Ring
Erie County Baseball League
Endea Union City
Corry
Raptors
Anderson Lay
Thio
Invaders
Washington Lineit
Unionites
Babe Haenel
Haenel
Lat\ Mullison
Mike+Popovich
Withohnson
Popovich
Johnson
Barnes
Chase
Coveleski
Marvin
Danvers
Obe
Bennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montreal
Escobar
Porti Rico
Montreal Athletic Commission
al Brown
Tailwe
Dick Corbett
Johnny Sing
Ple Ken
Sixter Escobar
Bobby Leitham
Rudolpho
Baby" Casanova
Messigo
Brown
National Boxing Commision
New York State Boxing Commission
Maloney Clan Riddles Aeros
Koestner
Tau Aero Supply
Jamestows
Lott-Stoefen
Mangin
Bell
Lott and Stoefen
Aero Supply
DeLry
Contest
N. Mountain
Karley
Baressi
W. Mountain
Koeestner
Kightinge
Roberta
Personal Finance CO
Room
Ariel
Eris
TS Ma
Automobile Furniture CO Maker Combination
Ota
International
Rochester, Tain
Dean Brothers
Morris Bernstein
J. B. Stein
Some Milton
Buffalo
770
R Model Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
Gitler
Imirnal
At2ie
Billro LA
Progres
Jalaugh
Merck Souple
Gal West
Dixies
Corry Oxy
East Washington Street
Ball Park