Local Sports Scene Reports Mixed Baseball and Recreation Notes
Local sports column details industrial recreation growth led by Will Shields and the recreation supervisor, plus Harvard athletes allowed to play semipro baseball with no monetary compensation. It notes Meadville Machinery nine facing Erie Pros, attendance woes in several towns, and upcoming matches including Corry horse shoers versus Meadville barn yard golfers.
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Seneras
Iere
Tefl
Phine
Will Shields
Indus Mala Recreation
Ityeet
Shivlife
Harvard
Fred Moore
Anager
Meadville
Greenville
Williams Tiss
Brecause
Finsville
Erie
Gillin
Corry
Meadville Barn Yard
Cory
Kinney
Warren
Weinert Bout Stepping Stone for Harry Wills
Weinert is a four to one favorite to beat challenger Harry Wills in a key boxing card benefiting the Italian Hospital fund. Wills must win quickly to maintain first consideration as heavyweight challenger, as past showings against Bartley Marden and Firpo have hurt his standing.
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Harry Greb
Mickey Walker
Harry Wills
Weinert
Slattery
Fieh
Dave Shade
Joe Lynch
Jack Sharkey
Buffalo Express
Negro
Challeng
Yuris
Mynorary
Wills
Will
Himgell
Dempsey
Bartley
Marden
Firpo
Wills Boosters
Madden
Firpa
Gene Tunney
Tom Gibbons
New York Boxing Commission
Jax
Suzanne Overwhelms Wimbledon Champion in Semifinal
Suzanne Gettgsen, former world champion, overwhelmed Miss Kathlene McKane in the Wimbledon semifinal of the British national championships. English qualifier Joan Fry defeated Madose Millout 6 2 4 0 3. France’s players Bengnon and Cochet reached the semifinals with wins over Meldon and Scrcope.
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England
Toly
Suznne Gettgsen
Kathlene McKane
Joan Fry
Madase Millout
France
Bengnon
Cochet
Meldon
Scrcope
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Standings
National League results include Boston 3 New York 2 and Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0. Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 10 9. Standings list Pittsburgh and New York 26, Brooklyn 24, Cincinnati 33, Philadelphia 38, Boston 230 with today's games Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Baseball Standings and Schedule from the American League
The standings show Cleveland leading with 40 wins and 2 losses, followed by Washington 35 and Philadelphia 38 in a tight race. Today's games feature Chicago at St Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, and New York at Boston with other clubs not scheduled.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Contracts Awarded On June 23 Setting by United Pros
Harrisburg dispatch reports the State Highway Department will award low bids on all June 23 projects to qualified bidders across Blair Delaware Montgomery Fayette Forest Fulton Huntingdon Lebanon Monroe Sahey Kil Venango Warren counties. New York boxing news notes Babe Herman knocking out Jose Lombardo in the tenth round and King Solomon defeating Sailor Maxter in a ten round decision.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Blair
Delaware
Montgomery
Vayette
Forest
Fulton
Huntingdon
Lebanon
Monroe
Sehay Kil
Venango
Warren Counties
United Pron
New York
Babe Herman
California
Jose Lombardo
Panama
King Salomon
Sailor Maxter
College Ace Downs Hill in Hurling Duel
Dominick Torpe of New York University made his professional debut with Toledo in the American Association, shutting out Indianapolis as Carmen Hill pitched for the Hoosiers in a doubleheader split. Errors and four defensive miscues aided Hill’s club in the 9 to 5 opener.
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Holy Cross
Corry
Dominick ‘Torpe
Formien
New York University
Toledo
Indianapolis
Carmen Hill
Hoosiets
Torpe
Chipang
Hoosiers
Fitzsimmons
Burwell
Hill
Stars Top Loop Wing Willi and Tanners In Tie
Shoop's All Stars remain on top of Mushball League after beating Regatone Construction 3 to 2 on East Washington grounds. Wing Wills and Tannery tied 3 to 3 in the nightcap as Kinney started for the Tanners and Chase finished strong for the Eastenders.
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Tanners
Shoop
All Stars
Regatone Construction
Compuany
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Willi
Tantery
Kinney
Chase
Eastenders
Pete" Reynolds
Wills
Stars
Shoopagai
Dan Freno
Keystones
Hoover Leads American Entry in Henley Regatta
Walter M. Hoover of the Erie Barge Cuts is the sole American entrant in the big regatta with Leander and other foreign crews among the contenders. Hoover, a former Oxford stroke, is in strong form though not favored to win as semifinals approach. Other internationals include M. P. Detton of Negent Sur Marie and HA Montefiore of Australia, while Leander remains the defending favorite for the grand challenge.
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Henley
Busgum
Walter M. Hoover
Aprerican
Inmond Souls
Hie Mellon
New York
Oxford
Sculla
Hoover
Boresford
Home Run Leaders of 1930s Baseball Noted Players
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text. Readable parts identify players Hornsby Card Cardina? Mensel Yanks Hartnett Cubs Williams Browns Simmons Athletics Cabb Tigers Kelly Glanton Bottomley Robertson Browns with multiple lines suggesting top home run leaders.
Nerve Inside Elephant Tusk Described In Fragment
A fragment notes an elephant tusk contains a nerve from a piece of indeterminate origin with a described diameter.
Pirates Rally in Mutiny League Drift and Post Week Scores
The narrative covers the Pirates struggles in the Mutiny League with mentions of key players like Cayler Weight Moore and Smith. It notes a rally in the 12th and a six to nineteen loss to Pittsburgh, while the Giants and Tigers are also referenced in relation to recent results and injuries. Stephen E. Brooks attends a funeral service for Mrs. Isaac Pe.
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White Sox
Pitteburgh
Cayler
Weight
Moore
Smith
Stephen E. Brooks
Sargertown
Isac Pe
Pittsburgh Pitches Higher Than Giants in NL Pennant Race
A noted rivalry hints at Pittsburgh's strong season as they sit above the Giants in the National League pennant standings. Analysts cite pitching depth and offensive balance as key factors shaping the pennant chase.
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Pitteburgh
Giants
Senators regain first with Johnson strong pitching
Walter Johnson pitched for the Senators to retake first place in a 14 7 14 victory. Mentions of Braves, Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies, Robins, Cubs, Pirates, and others appear through a jumble of scores and plays.
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Yeaterday
Walter Johnson
Washington Keray
Athe Deuce
Senators
Corry Gun Club Plans Saturday Shoot Day
The Corry Rod and Gun Club announces a big shoot on Saturday at Worth Street range. Morning events cover small bore rifles and afternoon features trap shooting with prizes for winners. Out of town visitors are expected to attend.
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Corry
Alverson
Worth Street
American team wins match at Wimbledon
United Press reports America’s four representatives at Wimbledon defeated Crate Rees and Barclay with scores 8 10 63 03 and 64. John Heri Jesse from Indianapolis and Ray Casey from San Francisco led the victory for the American pair.
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United Press
America
Fonr
John Heri
Jesse
Indianapolis
Ray Casey
San Frantisco
Crate, Rees
Barclay
Giants Win Opener Over Phillies 6 4
The New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 to take an early NL lead in the first game of a doubleheader. Bentley pitched for the Giants as the outcome stood atop the league for a few hours.
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Giants
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Bentley
Babe Ruth Thrills Fans With Home Run in Boston Game
Babe Ruth, struggling to regain form, thrilled fans in Boston as he hit a homer in the third inning against Puhr. The New York batter powered his team, energizing the crowd during a crucial early matchup.
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Babe Ruth
United Press Boston
New York Boston
Puhr
Boston
Strike in Scranton silk plants settled in workers’ wage hike
In Scranton Pennsylvania the silk workers strike ended with a 12.5 percent wage increase and union recognition. The dispute involved multiple factories in the mid valley and concluded on July 1. The report notes it as a significant labor settlement in the era.
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United Press Scranton
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