Pirates at Celoron Sunday Exhibition Game Preview
Corty plans a large Pirates Jamestown Spiders exhibition at Celoron Park Sunday afternoon. Webby fields a strong lineup including Traynor Waner Lindstrom Suhr Vaughn Piet Grace and more. The Celoron event draws growing local crowds as the 1933 Pirates seek pennant contention behind Gibson's Giants in a tight NL race.
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Merchants to Meet Kane Here Sunday in Ring Plans
Former heavyweight champ Jack Sharkey seeks a title bid by fighting King Levinsky in a 15 round bout at Comiskey Park in Chicago on Sept 7. Manager Johnny Buckley confirmed the plan, with Sharkey guaranteed 429000 and 40 percent of receipts. The tour aims to set up a rematch with Primo Carnera.
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Yankees Question Looms Over Major Leagues Season
New York’s world champion Yankees endure a troubling stretch as they trail the Washington Senators by three games after a Detroit loss. Manager McCarthy's rebuilding task grows tougher with slumping pitching and fielding. Chicago and St Louis fixtures also shuffle with Cubs and Giants contesting NL lead.
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New Coaches Named at Kane High School 1933 34 Season
Kane High School announces three new coaches for the 1933 34 school year. Paul E B Montgomery a Weatminpler Gollexe graduate and former coach HL Pals Creeke High joins the staff alongside Eugene Martin of Columbus University and the third appointee. The changes place these educators in charge of the boys athletic programs as the school moves into the season.
Fight results from Portland card report knockouts
Fight results list several knockout wins in Portland Oregon. Ah Wing Lo from Portland defeated Budie An denyon of Cheyenne by stoppage. Hal Moe of Great Falls knocked out Dull Pudkieh from Port Taw. Whiteywell from Vancouver BC stopped Danny WB Manila.
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Yesterday's Scores and Today's Baseball Games
Baseball results show American and National league scores with several 9 to 12 run games. Players include Santos. Today Chicago faces Philadelphia, Detroit visits New York, St Louis goes to Boston, Cleveland meets Washington with other matchups listed.
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Wrestling results from Telarc show mixed outcomes
The Telarc wrestling card lists numerous bouts with wrestlers from cities like New York Brooklyn Omaha Seattle and St. Louis. Several matches end in throws or draws while others conclude in decisive wins for fighters such as Rudy Dusek Andy Browt and Irving Hal pern with various regional competitors across the United States and abroad.
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Brooklyn
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Australis
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Washington
Joe Devito
St. Louis
Drew
Floyd Marall
Arizona
Dick Raines
Texas
Casey Berger
Iowa
Abe Soleman
Los Angeles
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Henry Piers
Dick Daviscourt
California
Pat OjShocker
Utah
Sim Jenninks
Oklahoma
BU Pisohey
New Jersey
George Hill
Canada
Slim Shute Wins British Open In 36 Hole Playoff
Slim Shute, a slim pro from Philadelphia, won the British Open by five strokes over Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey in a 36 hole playoff. It was Shute’s first major title and followed a 1924 West Virginia Amateur win and later U.S. Amateur and Ryder Cup appearances.
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Ross to Meet Tony Canzoneri for Title Bout
Barney Ross of Chicago will defend his light welterweight title against Tony Canzoneri of New York in a 15 round title bout at the Polo Grounds New York on September 1. Ross to receive a $20,000 guarantee and 7 1 2 percent of net gate. Canzoneri gets 12 1 2 percent. promoter Tim Mara expects the event to exceed $100,000 in receipts.
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Mushball League Schedule For Monday Night
Three games are on tap in the Y M C A Mushball League Monday evening. Acme Supply meets Kiwanis Club while Washington Market faces Odd Wellows on the Junior High field. The Phalanx and Company A play on East Washington street grounds.
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Moody Wins Wimbledon Title Again Defeats Round
Mrs Helen Wills Moody retained the Wimbledon championship by defeating Dorothy Round 6-4 6-8 6-8 in the final. Moody equalled Suzanne Lenglen with six Wimbledon titles and faced a stiff challenge as Round pushed the second and third sets to the limit.
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Parker Faces Test in Coen at Chicago Tennis Club
Two Westerners one Texan and a Californian reached the semi finals of the national clay court championships at the Chicago Lawn Tennis Club. Frank Parker, a 19 year old Milwaukee prodigy slated as a future Davis Cup star, met Wilbur F. Coen of Kansas City. Karl Kamrath battled Gene Mako of Southern California in the other semi after Kamrath beat John McDiarmid of Texas Christian University in a five setter. McDiarmid had earlier eliminated Bitsy Grant. Mako defeated Robert Letty in the other quarter final.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Roosevelt's son in Braves deal outlined by reports
July 8 reports mention President Roosevelt’s eldest son James involved in a proposed reorganization of the Boston Braves. Judge Emil J. Fuchs would regain control if Machs can buy out partners Adams and Wetmore by July 20, with Wachs needing about 350000 dollars to acquire their stock. Roosevelt Jr is said to act as treasurer for a group of Boston sportsmen.
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Erie Harbor Receives $11700 Allocation
The War Department announced a total $7,838,300 for rivers and harbors projects in the South Atlantic, Upper Mississippi valley and Great Lakes divisions. The Great Lakes allotment includes $1,085,800 for Home harbor and $11,700 for Bryan.
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Merchants to Face Kane Independents in Independent Series Debut
Recalls last year’s drubbing by Kane at Wattsburg as Merchants prepare to host the Independents in the first of a series replacing league contests. Kane brings a host of known players including the Bifano brothers and Zoynick to face Merchants starter Babe Haenel.
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Bricky" Donovan
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Yesterday's Heroes Drive Cubs Reds Rally
Left fielder Mossef made a sensational one handed catch off Terry's drive and held on. Bernie Lombard drove in four runs with a homer and a double for the Reds.
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Pittsburgh May Join National Grid Loop in NFL Expansion
At the annual meeting opening, expansion for the National Professional Football League was discussed. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh were expected to receive franchises, with Philadelphia also pursing entry. Boston will be known as the Redskins instead of the Braves.
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Local area notes misspelled in 1932 fragment
A partial 1932 clipping mentions area offices and counts or limits tied to the region. Readable bits reference时间 and local governance terms without complete context or names.
Vitalin Rite Observed In Anneal District
In a brief community note, residents gathered for a routine rites ceremony at the town hall. Officials from the parish and local leaders oversaw the event, marking a traditional milestone in the town’s calendar.
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