Today in Sport at Finvalite Exhibition and Night Baseball Notes
A busy weekend with exhibition baseball drawing crowds and strong showings by Finvalites and other local teams. Ted Luther targets the U S Open in Minneapolis while Dante Portune aims for top national finish. Buffalo night baseball trial draws 10,000. Montreal tops East with 4 to 4? The Finch Billiards visit North Hast for a key county league game led by Haenel. Homestead Grays face Spider-Webbs at Coloran Park amid strong road club form. Nameless Nine schedule two trips to Plumerueau Oil City and Union City.
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Buffalo
Bisons
Montreal
Ouriay
North Hast
Finchies
Babe
Haenel
Union City
Corry Boys
Girard
Wesleyville
LONG STEALS HOME TO TURN BA BACK HARBOR CREEK EYE
Luther tops pros in weekly tourney at Lawrence Park. National baseball scores show Chicago and Brooklyn with mixed results against Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia and others in first and second games. Cincinnati dominates St Louis with high first-innings.
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Philadelphia
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Morning round leads Luther to early golf win at Lawrence Park
Ted Luther, pro at Corry Country Club, shot a two under par 70 in the morning round to lead the Northwestern Pennsylvania Professionals Sweepstakes at Lawrence Park Golf Club. Hymers and others trailed as Luther built a five stroke edge before afternoon play.
California Girls Win Women’s Doubles at Wimbledon
United Press reports California duo Mia Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan won the women’s doubles title at Wimbledon, defeating Ruth Cross of San Francisco and Sarah Pryor of Boston in a final that finished 6-2 9-7 7.
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United Press
Wimbydon
Tug Ily
Mia
Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Ruth Cross
San Francisco
Sarah Prifrey
Boston
Indoor football fixtures eyed for Atlantic City arena
In Atlantic City on July 5 Temple University Philadelphia and the University of Miami compete as organizers eye two more indoor games at the municipal auditorium. Officials hope to stage three additional indoor contests with New Washington and Jefferson and Lar vitte listed among participants.
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Temple University of Philadelphia
University of Miami
New
Washington and Jefferson
Eleven Inning Holiday Victory For Finchies Over Harborcreek
Orrin Long sparked a dramatic eleventh inning rally as Finchies beat Harborcreek 3 to 2 on the Junior High field. Long stole third and home in the decisive frame after a tense pitchers duel with Frank Merrilwell contributing a late triple and key plays to seal the win.
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Ettert
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Tunior
Golf Tournaments At Corry Country Club Highlight Holiday Play
The Corry Country Club hosted men and women golf tournaments with strong lineups including Van Tassel and Mrs. Ro J. Moca. Prizes ranged from $5 to $7, donated by the club, with large entry lists and thanks to organizer efforts. A physician assisted at the event as crowds enjoyed live displays at the city park.
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Sreishoher
Hverhart
KW van Tassel
Ro J
Moca
Walthers
Nef
Martino
Corry Country Club
Mitchell
van ‘Associ
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Adame
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Country Club
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Luther Heads to Minneapolis for U S Open Play
Ted Luther Corry Country Club pro departs Sunday night for Minneapolis to join three northwest district golfers in the United States Open starting next week. He will be accompanied by Joe Higgins and Charley Hymer, with Higgins and Hymer earning Interlachen and Rabinna Club spots. Luther also plans to enter the Pennsylvania State Open before returning, then Pittsburgh for the Allegheny Country Club event. Tony Joy, assistant pro, will oversee club duties during Luther’s absence.
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Ted Luther
Corry
Minneapolis
Luther
Joe Higgins
Lake Shore
Cluir
Charley Hymers
Rabinna Club
Tnterlachen
Open Season on Grouse and Deer Regs Adopted for 1930
The state game commission sets open season rules for 1930 including grouse limits from Nov. 18 to Dec. 8 and two birds per day or eight per season. Deer open season added from Nov. 27 to 29 counties petition relief from depredation. Regular deer season runs Dec. 1 to 15. Umpire Brewer noted.
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State Game Commission
Game Commission Hai
D. DeLury
Sprovers
Haanel
Pier
Shaw Wins 100 Mile Grind At Bridgeville
Shaw captures Bridgeville 100 mile automobile race driving an Empire State special. Finish times key rivals Russell Snowberger and Buri Karnatz chase for second and third. Prize money totals 1500 to winner, with other payouts listed for top finishers.
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Carroll Hall
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Hall
Shaw
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Detrait
Dave Evans
Evansville
Ind
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Hig
Whiz Sloan
Akron
Billy Arnold
Chicago
Altoona
Indianapolis
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Bost
Reception for Schmeling in Berlin at Bremerhaven arrival
Large crowd welcomed boxer Max Schmeling in Berlin after his arrival by air from Bremerhaven aboard the Bremen. Schmeling, escorted by his promoter and trainer Ita Buchon, said he had not recovered from the foul blow that ended his recent title defense, and noted plans for a planned rematch with Sharkey in September.
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Max Schmeling
Iby
Bremerhay
Bremen
Abcor
Mopitar
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Esid
Koper
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Tilden Wins Wimbledon Final in 1930 Victory
Big Bill Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Witmer Allison in the final rounds of the 1930 Wimbledon singles to claim his third Wimbledon Championship. He previously won titles in 1920 and 1921, with a dominant service in the final match.
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United Press
Wimbledon
England
Bill Tilden
Phindalmiyla
Witmer Anlison
Texas
Gels Tilden
Tilden
Amateur Bouts Thrill Large City Park Crowd
A Friday afternoon series of amateur bouts by the Veterans of Foreign Wars drew a large throng in the city park. Pete Reagie defeated Ghote Biceas in the opening bout, Baressi knocked down twice, Gust Sproveri drew with Bill Wlaming in the second, and Sproveri earned a majority decision after a close third round. Bob Reagle beat Edgar York in the final match, showing ring skill and power. Henry Bigir acted as referee with Elmer Gitbsti and Wart Brown as judges.
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Wart Brown
Wiliam Myers
U S Dominates Wimbledon Finals in Historic Sweep
United States teams capture five finals at Wimbledon across men’s and women’s singles doubles and mixed doubles. William Tilden and Wilmer Allison contend for men’s crown, Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan hold women’s doubles, with Crawford and Yam challenging Prenn and Kinhwinkel for mixed doubles. Moody already won the women’s singles, defeating Ryan 6 2 2 yesterday.
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United States
Hhzaheti Ryan
William Tilden
Philadelphia
Messing Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Tith Cross
San Francisco
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Helen Wills Moody
Berkestey
Cal
Miabeth Ryan
London
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Yam
Taoke Crawford
Philadelphia Holds Monopoly for Slugging in Baseball
Philadelphia's Mickey Cochrane leads American League batting while Lefty O'Doul tops National League. O'Doul improves to .401, edging Charlie Klein. Babe Ruth still among leaders in runs and Babe Ruth also tops home runs with 31. Lou Gehrig and Sam Rice pace other stat categories as season totals mount.
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Lefty O’doul
Ruth
United Press New Lork
Philadelphia Today
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al Simmons
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FIGHT RESULTS IN NEW YORK DOUBLES TROPHY DRAW
Marty Goldman of Brooklyn defeated Ray Rivera of Porto Rico in a 8 1 2 to 180 match while Herman Wallace of Brooklyn beat Vincent Sanches of Spain 8 to 182. Dave Adelman of Philadelphia defeated Patitt of New York 122 1 2 to 110 while George M. Lott of Chicago and John Doeg of Salita Monica Cal. played for the men’s doubles trophy.
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Marty Goldman
Brooklyn
Ray Rivera
Porto Rico
Herman Wallace
Vincent Sanches
Spain
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Philadelphia
Patitt
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Chicago
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Fragmented OCR notes on home life and industry rhetoric
Disjointed passages discuss advertising in homes, consumer comfort, and family life amid industrial themes. Mentions include home sizes, parish or chamber notices, legal references, and calls to reduce liquor profits. Contains garbled phrases about radio sets, music, and privacy within residences.
Disjointed OCR Notice From Rocky Oil Crry Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Miss Frances, daughter of Gillian, and a night disappearance near Sugarcreeks. References a state motor path, telephoned callers, and a lookout. Details are too garbled to establish a coherent event or authorities involved.
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Gillian
Helsel
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