Gorrell Picks and Cash and Carry in Corners of Sports
A betting column notes a dud at picking boxing winners with Gorrell and mentions the Cornell Cash and Carry plan that cut costs to keep Atlantic intercollegiate sports alive. It also lists local players and teams, upcoming games, and notable football and baseball notes from Crawford County and nearby leagues.
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Gorrell
George Bedize
Father Penn
Commonwealth
Jack Sharkeey
Primm Carnera T
Carnera
Teft Lippercut
Oser
Golsé
Cornell
Gemplt
Carnera and Schmeling to discuss Rome title bout
Primo Carnera and Max Schmeling may meet for the heavyweight title in Rome this September in a potential bout at the city’s new arena. Lou Soresi backs a Rome match, optimistic about 130000 seats, while Baer is unavailable and Dempsey rumors linger. The Garden’s fate for hosting remains unsettled as Caray contemplates leadership changes.
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United Press
New York
Hixing
Rome
Primo Camera
Max Schmeling
Louia Soest
Camera
Sub & Beat
Starliim
Immd
Taly
Jack Sharkey
Soresi
Schmeling
Uvay
Aptimatcd
United States
Maxie Baer
Max Schmieling
Baer
Tuk Dempsey
Joe Jacobs
Tuy
Schmelng
Bavarian Alps
Mignich
Germany
Madison Square Gander
Phust
The
Garden
William P. Garey
West West
John Kilpatelen
Yale
Vce
George Hy Piller Construction
Miselini
Baer Aims to Tame Dragon Primo Carera for World Heavyweight Title
St George Maxie Baer speaks from a New York hotel about challenging Primo Carera, the new world heavyweight champion. He taunts Carera’s jaw, promises a knockout, and predicts big money if the match happens. Baer also mentions interest in a September bout with Sharkey if offered a guardable guarantee.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
St. George
Maxie Baer
Brooklyn
California
Primo Carera
Baer
Tye
Nera
Sharkey
Tim
Camera
Mvhat
Golf events at Country Club announced for Sunday
A large field of players is entered for Sunday and July 8 tournaments at the local course. A flag tournament for club members will be staged tomorrow with two separate events drawn: a holiday handicap morning round and an afternoon Scotey foursome. Prizes were awarded and a light lunch will be served.
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Spetar
Prine II
Jones Retains N B A Middleweight Title in San Francisco
Jones, from Akron, retained his NB A middleweight championship by stopping Babe Marino in the 10th round in San Francisco. Marino, Italian challenger, was floored in the sixth and showed moments of offense but Jones dominated except for a brief second round. Other results: Mike Payne defeated Jimmy Evans in San Diego decision. Skube beat Bennie Menoz in Los Angeles. Billy Hall stopped Jimmy Belmont in Pittsburgh. Frayle Noval fought to an 8th round finish. Wat Lithin defeated Jimmy Will in Pittsburgh.
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San Franginco
Goni Jones
Akron
Negro
Babe Marino
San Trancisto
Jones
Fone Marina
San Diego
Mike Payne
Jimmy Evans
Valleo
Calif
Ane Skube
Los Angeles
Bennie Menoz
Sam Disga
Ab Pittsburgh
Billy Hall
Pitts- Gurgh
Jimmy Belmont
Bradork
Sunny Jin McVey
Pairmont
Toe Dokter
Buffalo
N. x
Lloyd Clements
Ant
Frayle Noval
Pittsunteh
Wat Lithin
Jimmy Will
Scores and matches from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results include St Louis 12 to Philadelphia 14, Cleveland 13 to New York 12, Washington 2 to Detroit 1, Boston 4 to Chicago 2, National Philadelphia 5 to Pittsburgh 4, St Louis 4 to New York 0, Brooklyn 6 to Chicago, and Boston 9 to Cincinnati 2. Today American games list New York at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago, Washington at Tenetit, Philadelphia at eight.
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Pet
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Detroit
National Philadelphia
St.Louis
Tétenit
Lorie
Mid West Track Stars Dominate Chicago Meet
At Soldier Field the National AAU track championships crowned New York Athletic Club as team champions with 51.5 points, LSU second with 23. Midwest stars Glen Cunningham of Kansas and Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette led events. Cunningham set a U.S. record in the 1300 meters and Metcalfe swept sprints, winning 100 in 9.5 seconds and 200 in 21.1 seconds to reinforce his status as the world’s fastest human.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chtcagg
America
Soldier Field
New York Athletic Club
Louisiana State
Midwest
South
la West
Ireland
Glen Cunningham
U. of Kansas
Ralph Metcalfe
Gunningham
Metcalfe
Cunningham
Kansin
Charlie Hornbostel
Indiana
Meacalfe
Jim Johnson
Illinois State Normal
Jess Owens
Charley Borat WU
California
Johnson
Akron Boxer Gorilla Jones Beats Marino in San Francisco
In a middleweight showdown Gorilla Jones of Akron knocks out Babe Marino in San Francisco, retaining prominence as a top contender. The bout headline highlights Jones as the No B favorite and notes the knockout victory.
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San Francisco
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Babe Marino
Merchants to Meet Bradford in Interstate League Semi Final
Bradford faces Corry in a Sunday Interstate Baseball League semi final at Athletic Field as Merchants seek bolstered lineup. Keane brothers likely handle Bradford battery. Haenel may pitch. Other games: Ridgway at St Marys, Emporium at Warren, Erie at Johnsonburg now Independent.
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Bradford
Corry
Ridgway
St. Marys
Erie
Johnsonburg
Emporium
Warren
Athletic Field
Orioles
Jamestown
Visltors
Keane Brothers
Battery
Merchants
Shoop
Haenel
Emporium Ft Warren
Hoberds
Interstate Baseball League
Hubbell N L mound choice for interleague game
Chicago July 1 Canl Hubbell of the New York Giants will oppose Lefty Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics in the interleague game of the century to be played here next Thursday John McGraw will manage the National League lineup Connie Mack said Grove would start with Bill Dickey behind the plate The National League starters include Bartell Hirsch Klein Waner Terry ODea Traynor Hartnett Hubbell
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Shorts
Terry Dailey
Canada
Dominion Day
Terry
Ray Fischer
Buffalo
Meadville Keystones
Crawford Gouney
Taylor Donthit
Heer Kittchler
Ghitaga Gubs
Kansas City
American Association
Cleveland
Yanks
Indians
New York
Pennsylvania
Lake
Lake Pleasant
French Creek
Columbia
Canauvohta
LeScenf
Hugh Gedient
Tames Town
Jocka Munch
Erie
Titusville
Holden
Titri
A. Brady
Ives
Domild
Paresther
Radach
Fulton
W. Alderman
G. Wig
Prenatt
Howe
Dilemith
Johnston
Bilrps
Koy
Alderman
Titusville Nine
Ayisteah
Hydetown
C. Baressi
Beckwith
W. Group
Siv Corry
Mnie Hendershot
Jamestown Orioles
Columba T
Jamestown
Girard
Maskry
Irvington
University Pennsylvania
Jamestown Spiders
Homestead Grays
Celoren
Stanfort
Lepy Brown
Jy Unites Press
Chicago
Canl Hubbell
New York Giants
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
John McGraw
Connie Mack
Grove
Bill Dickey
Bartell
Philadelphia
Hirsch
St. Lows
Klein
P. Waner
Pittsburgh
Odeul
N. Yi If
Traynor
Sb. Hartnett
Hubbell
N. Yi
Yesterday's Heroes Frank Higgins Drives Late Victory
Frank Higgins of Athletics-Ac tallied six runs through a three bagger two doubles and five singles in five plate appearances. His ninth inning homer with two outs secured the win for Cardinal.
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Frank Higgins
Athletics
Medwith
Cardinal
Vines advances at Wimbledon with straight sets win
Ellsworth Vines of California defeated Er Prenn of Germany in straight sets 26-8 6-2 6-4 to reach the round of eight. The match drew a capacity crowd as King George and Queen Mary attended, with Vines capitalizing on Prenn’s double faults to secure the victory.
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Wimbledon
England
Ellsworth Vines
California
Daniel Prenn
Germany
Vines
Dr. Prenn
George
Queen Mary
Homburg
Teens from across the country featured in illustrated sports card notes
At Hollywood Eddie Murdock age 16 of Tulsa Oklahoma and Swede Berglund age 16 of San Bernardino California are noted with draws. Archie Lewis age 197 appears from New Orleans while Baby Sal Sorio age 141 from Mexico is listed.
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Hollywood
Eddie Murdock
Tulsa
Okla
Drew
Swede Berglund
San Bernardino
Catt
Archie Lewis
New Orlean
Baby Sal Sorio
Mexico
Senators Rally To Beat Tigers In CL Baseball Action
July 1 summary: Senators regain undisputed AL lead by beating Detroit 2 1 as the Yankees fall from the top tie after losing to Cleveland. Cleveland wins 18 12 over New York in the ninth, forcing a fourth place tie with Chicago. Boston beats Chicago 4 2. Henry Johnson stars for the White Sox. Philadelphia and St. Louis split a doubleheader. Browns win 12 11 in a late rally. Giants see their NL lead trimmed to 2.5 games after a 1 0 loss to St. Louis as Medwick homers late. Pittsburgh falls to Philadelphia 5 4 as Lindstrom’s ninth inning rally powers the Phils.
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United Press
NEW York
Washington
Detroit
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Senators
Ganse Gos Uin
Jong
Tet
Buddy
Myer
Tom Bridges
Crowder
Russell
Tigers
Indians
Chicago
Tony Laxteri
van Atta
Brennan
Hildebrand
Connally
Bean
Harder
Boston
Henry Johnson
Johnny Hodapp
Robert Warstler
Ted Lyons
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Browns
Garms
Simmy Foxe
Athletics Tools
Nightcap
Frankie Higgins
Bob Johnson
Brice Campher
New York Giants
Oe Medwick
Dizzy Dean
Hal Schmmacher
Dean
The Four Shgs Apps of the Oj The Ci Omar
The fragmentary note references four applications linked to a figure named Omar and a council or organization abbreviated as Ci. Readable bits suggest legal or process steps, with limited context about dates or outcomes. Further details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR Item: Renien Miles at Vice
Readable portions indicate Renien Miles involved in a vice related matter. Details unclear due to damaged text but implies an official position or accusation surrounding Miles. No dates or locations confirmed.
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