Worth Hammond Named to Head Organization
Worth Hammond was named to lead the Corry Athlete Club formed to promote amateur boxing locally. The group, affiliating with the Allegheny Mountain Association, names Ernest A Williams as vice president, W P Lombard as secretary, and Glenn Miller as treasurer. Plans call for a debut show next week if ring, card layout, and state sanction issues align. officials will visit Titusville to arrange sales for a possible ring.
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Catching the Enemy Napping and Easterners lead
Long, Kinney, DeLury and others star in Union City game with bold bunts and fast base running. Alumni teams loom as Harvard Yale Princeton name scouts for Los Angeles Olympics exhibition. Francie and Brown poised for title bout in Marseilles with $10,000 purse. Major league batting slumps hit Simmons Cochrane and Terry as Athletics slip in standings.
Broadcasting limits set for boxing and wrestling reports
New York state athletic commission ruled that only sports writers veterans or judges may use microphones at bouts, banning other persons from ringside commentary. The move stems from controversy over the Sharkey Schmeling title bout and the accompanying radioreporting dispute.
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$48,000 Still Needed for Olympic Team
New York July 6 The American Olympic Finance Committee reported only 48 000 more is needed to ensure complete American representation of 40 athletes at the Los Angeles Games. Treasurer George de Graves expressed near despair as original estimates rose from 850 000 to fund full teams in all sports. The campaign aims to reduce costs after economy measures.
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New York Boxing Commission limits on commentators sparks debate
Henry McLemore reports that the New York State Athletic Commission bans nonexperts from yodeling on boxing and wrestling broadcasts under its jurisdiction. The rule targets radio announcers amid controversy over the Sharkey Schmeling bout and critics question the definition of a boxing writer.
Scores and Odds From Yesterday's Open Events
Yesterday's scores highlight several matches including Pittsburgh 4 New York 8 and St. Louis 4 against Cincinnati. The report notes limited play and speculation on outcomes, with references to international leagues and possible selections.
Yankees face Tigers amid Dickey suspension cloud
New York Yankees, rallying behind Bill Dickey's suspension, open a four game series with the Detroit Tigers at Yankee Stadium. McCarthy relies on Arndt Jorgens as Dickey’s replacement while Jorgens shows timely hitting in recent showings. Pirates lead NL as Swift’s late hit caps 4-3 win over the Giants. Reds sweep Cardinals 12-1 as Herman and Lombardi pace Cincinnati.
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Toronto Defeats Rochester 3-1 in Extra Innings
In today’s hockey action Toronto beat Rochester 3-1 in 11 innings while Newark routed Jersey City 9-0 in the second game. Other games listed include American St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia plus Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at New York.
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Seek Oil City Club For Next Game Here
City and Franklin will furnish the opposition for the Corry Merchants in a Sunday game at the Searle farm. Booking plans were adjusted with one contest planned for the weekend as negotiations continue to arrange a visitor. The Merchants praise opening contests and expect the new field to boost attendance and the season’s baseball interest.
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Dickey Suspended Indefinitely After Plate Collision
Chicago July 6 President Harridge refused comment on the suspension of New York catcher Bill Dickey. It is understood he will remain idle while Washington outfielder Carl Reynolds cannot play. Reynolds suffered a broken jaw in two places after a collision at the plate in the first game of a doubleheader. Clark Griffith, head of the Washington club, announced the suspension and urged the league to decide on Dickey’s liability for Reynolds' hospital bill.
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Fragmented CORRY page covers advertising rates and opinions
The column discusses advertising rates, delivery by mail and carrier, and a critique of English reform ideas. It notes cultural and political debates, mentions college football crowds and radio audiences, and observes shifts in sports and transportation usage amid modern public discourse.
Russell Finger Warren Hospitalized After Finger Injury
Russell E Finger Warren of Russ is hospitalized after injuring a finger in an accident. The incident occurred recently and is described with limited details, noting the finger was painfully damaged and medical care sought.
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