McLarnin the Suré Goner All Star Attraction
McLarnin, the 22 year old Vancouver welterweight, rose from a schoolboy look to threaten champions with ruthless power. His career includes defeats to Bud Taylor and Sid Torel, a remixed title bid against Mandel, and a decisive win over McGraw before a likely rematch in Chicago.
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Pirates Win Exhibition in Indianapolis
Pirates triumph in an exhibition game at Indianapolis led by Rudie Mulligan who stole second third and home to spark a Lent victory over the Foomues as Owen Bush’s former car team, now managed by Bruno Barnet, watched. Rod Russell added a triple and scored, while Walter Tauscher held the Hoosiers to seven hits through seven innings.
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Foxx Shines as Versatile Star in Athletics Lineup
The article profiles Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics as a prodigious 19 year old rookie who began as a catcher but solidified at first base. It notes his rapid rise, strong hitting including a 396 average in his first 31 games, and praise from Miller Huggins and Ty Cobb. Foxx’s background from Sadlersville Massachusetts and his utility fielding further mark him as a premier future talent in the American League.
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Frank Baker
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Gordon Cochrane
Cy Pervis
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Thief Steals Jewels from Maryland Real Estate Operator
Washington reports authorities and insurance detectives pursue a thief who stole at least 200,000 worth of jewels from the home of Richard Porter Davidson a Chevy Chase Maryland real estate operator. The loss includes heirloom pieces linked to the Hanna family with the heirlooms reportedly handed down through generations.
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Merchants to play doubleheader in holiday league
Merchants nine will participate in both holiday contests replacing the Company Ar line as the Corry Jamestown opponent in the morning. The A's postponed their game due to guards at dedicatory ceremonies. The Merchants will face the Gerrys Tamestown in the morning and end the day against the High Stars, following a 4 to 3 slugfest last Saturday amid protest over officiating.
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Standings and results from the National and American leagues
Yesterday's results show Chicago beat Cincinnati 8 to 2 and Boston defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 and 5 to 4 as standings list New York and Chicago in tight positions. Today's games include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Boston with Chicago at St. Louis and New York at Brooklyn.
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Dempsey Plans Comeback in Fall of 1929
United Press reports former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey preparing a comeback in fall 1928 while training near Fresno. The Illustrated Daily News claims Tex Rickard would promote a 1929 fight with a $750,000 guarantee. Dempsey would sell his Barbara hotel and invest in a horse ranch, focusing on racehorses.
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Robins Outfielder Al Tyson Severely Injured in Polo Grounds Collision
New York July 4 Outfielder Al Tyson of the Brooklyn Robins broke his leg after colliding with teammate Rubé Bressler while chasing a fly ball during a Brooklyn Giants game at the Polo Grounds Tyson and Bressler were pursuing a fly ball hit by Warren Jackson of the Giants when Tyson blocked the ball and was struck by Bressler in the ensuing collision The incident occurred in the first spring of the game and Tyson's injury ends his playing day for the contest
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Rubé Bressler
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
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Burwell Back To Indianapolis Brame Returns
Pittsburgh July saw Bill Burwell returned to Indianapolis in exchange for Ervin Brame and Adam Comorosky. Brame starred in the American Association with six starts and a swift return to the big club. Burwell won one and lost one in his brief Pittsburgh stint, tossing 20 2/3 innings and drawing attention as a war veteran with a wounded pitching hand.
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Yestersday
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Indianapolis
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Adam Comorosky
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Baseball leaders and batting notes from two games
Lead figures Ruth hit his thirty first home run of the season while Gébric and Cobb had mixed results. Hornsby and Hellmann posted singles and doubles across games, with several failed attempts noted. Prisch and others were idle as rosters shifted.
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Brawny Olympian Trials Spotlight Philadelphia Sports Day
A large field vies for Olympic spots in decathlon, 400 meters hurdles, and 400 meters at Municipal Stadium. Notables include Russell Walter, Fred Alderman, George Baird, Ray Barbutti, Kenneth Kennedy, Joan Gibson, F Morgan Taylor, Frank Qichel, Richard Pomeroy and others. The decathlon opens with the 1000 meters with top contenders listed among A.C. and university athletes.
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Fred Aldermen
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George Baird
University of Tawa
Ray J. Barbuitt
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Kenneth Kennedy
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Detroit
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University of Towa
Richard Pomeroy
Los Angeles
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Baseball Leaders and Team Notes From the AL and NL
Fragmentary listing shows American League names including Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, plus Browns and Red Sox mentions. National League entries reference the Cubs, Robins, and Braves with scattered figures and partial abbreviations.
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Big catches at Chautauqua open season on lake
Jamestown Post reports opening of the long season at Chautauqua Lake drew many anglers. Bass up to fourteen pounds reported. A P Miller of Bemus Point landed a fourteen pound muscalonge while Harold Holmquist caught a fourteen pound bass. Other bass weighed three to four pounds. Roy Olson recorded Miller’s fish at James town store. Several prizes offered for biggest fish by local sporting goods dealers.
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Chautauqua
James' Town Sporting Goods
Louis W. Collins
A. P. Miller
Bemus Point
W. A. Nourse
McKinley Avenue
Jamestown
H. G. Goodwill
West Fifth Street
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Bruins climb to third place in national league
Boston Braves beat Cincinnati Reds in two extra inning games while Phillies falter. Yankees lose to Senators despite Gehrig homer. Athletics split doubleheader with Red Sox as White Sox sweep Browns. Home run feats boost Tigers and Dodgers, but Promoters postpone event due to auditorium issues.
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