Corry Countryside Club set to face Titusville in revenge match
Twenty Rolers of the Corry Country duty travel to Titusville's Country Club tomorrow to avenge a prior one point loss. Leo Anderson, youthful pro, shoots a sub par round aiding Corry as conditions favor longer drives and added roll on the fairways.
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Andergo
San Romani Favored in Cup Mile at Randall Island
San Romani of Randall Island is favored to break the world mile record at the Hibernian meet July 21. Joe McCluskey, head coach, plans to set a perfect pace and push for a 3 0 3 mile split, with Gene Venuke, Blaine Rideout, and Ralph Schwartalcope as challengers.
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New York
Joe McCluskey
Archie San Romani
Randall
Randall Island Stadium
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Liemest
Winwest
San Romani
Stanley Wooderaon
England
Koman
Wooderson
Gene Venuke
Pennsylvania
Blaine Rideout
North Texas State
Peachers College
Ralph Schwartalcope
Michigan
PGA meet at Shawnee on Delaware opens July 12
Golfers led by Denny Shute meet in a national PGA tour event at Shawnee Country Club. Seven former champions including Hagen Sarazen Armour and Runyan enter a 72 hole format with a 10000 prize and match play rounds culminating in semi finals and final.
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PGA
Bhawnee Country Club
Bikwnee-on-Delaware
Natorial
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Paul Runyan
Johnny Revolt
Shute
Porat Shawnee
Jimmy ‘Thompson
Ani Wih
Olympia
Chicago
White Plains
N. C
Pitches One Hit Ball in Texas Loop Game
A Texas loop game saw pitchers keep opponents with only one hit as Augustin and Berardino featured in the action. Litwin and Winford led Houston to a 4 0 1 victory over Sah Weptenia in seven innings.
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Imgustin
Wwikford
St Louis
Cardinis Golendenen
Pal
Lao
Mili Bete Las
Jetnny Berardino
Juaien Winford
Litwin Houston
Sah Weptenia
Yankees Battle Boston Red Sox in Games Today
Yankees meet Red Sox in a key American League clash as Cleveland eyes recovery after a July 4 double defeat. The Giants hold a NL lead with Pittsburgh tied, while Cubs and Reds eyes rebound with Myers return and McKechnie hopefuls.
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United Press
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Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Bill Terry
Cubs
Cincinnati
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Bill Myers
Jeg
Reds
Myers
Leellnig
Baseball schedule notes lineup for major games
National league games list Boston at New York 8 15 p m EDT Brooklyn at Philadelphia 3 35 p m EST Cincinnati at Chicago 2 p m CDT Pittsburgh at Louis 4 p m 20 American New York at Boston 3 p m EDT Philadelphia at Washington 8 16 p m EST Beleviene Dao 9 mand pay Lovig St Clete cfenp 2) win my ESE games
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Louis
Vlear
Washington
Clone
Beleviene
Antiseptic Ointment San-Cura Promoted for Minor Wounds
A vintage ad touts San-Cura Antiseptic Ointment to prevent infection from scratches, minor wounds, and skin irritations. It markets San-Cura Soap and mentions price points and availability at druggists.
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Sujal
Snead and Campbell Win Pro Amateur Meet at State Golf
White Sulphur Springs pro Snead teamed with 18 year old Billy Campbell of Huntington to win the pro amateur matches. They posted a 70 with four birdies and Campbell contributing two birdies. Snead electrified fans with an 895 yard drive on No. 1.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Warren
Johnny Rizzo
Bob Klinger
Hay Berres
Truett
White Sulphur Springs
Wva
Sammy Snead
Billy Campbell
Huntingin
Snead
Campbell
Billy
Canton Beats Erie in Series Opener 5–2
Canton defeated Erie 5 to 2 in the opening series game. Tex Hughson held Erie in check while Canton bats produced thirteen hits. Sailors only managed runs in the late innings, aided by three double plays to slow Erie’s offense.
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Canton
ERIE
Tex Hughson
Rce
Denmark Opposed to War Quits Olympics
Copenhagen July 8 Denmark will likely not participate in the Tokyo Olympics because of the Chinese Japanese war. Vend Langkjar chairman of the Danish Olympic committee said Scandinavia feels the conflict destroys the spirit of the games and Norway Denmark and Sweden will probably abstain.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Tokyo
Vend Langkjar
Norway
Swatven
Scandinavia
Red Cagle to Speak at Erse on July 12 18
Red Cagle, famed football figure and Army halfback captain in 1929, will speak at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting on July 12. A Lafayette Louisiana native, he played at Southwestern College before his 1926 West Point appointment and earned All American honors in 1927 28 and 29.
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Red Cagle
Kiwanis Club
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Southwestern College
West Point
Army
All Stars Favor Postseason Gridiron Showdown with Erie Sailors
League managers from the e.g. e-slenwood circuit last night unanimously backed a post season game between an all star team and the Erie Sailors. Selection methods were discussed but no final plan was set. The game could not be played before September 6, the end of the Mid Atlantic league regular season.
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Tony Culent
Childer
Joe Louis
Lie Naona Boxing Association
Henry McLemore
United Press
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Lonig
Ace
Maye Baer
Bob Pastor
Louis
Max Schmeling
Lotig
Lelie
G-doy
Tony
Rie
Juky E
Slenwood
Erie Sailors
Mrs Moody Reaches Irish Tennis Semifinals
Helen Wills Moody of California reached the Irish Championships semifinals with a quick 26 00 win over Mrs Myerscough. The rain postponed match was moved to a hard court as grass remained soggy. Moody dominated with frequent aces in just 20 minutes.
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Dublin
Helen Wills Moody
California
F. Myerscough
Moody
Deuce
WPA Triumphs Over Aero Supply 4 to 10 at Aero Park
The WPA softball team earned its third straight win by edging Aero Supply 10 to 4 at Aero Park last evening. WPA battery was Jordan Brady with Williams and Jewell credited for Aero.
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Aero Supply Club
Aero Park
Jordan
Brady
Aeros
Williams
Jewell
First unit of U S track stars sails to Europe
New York reports the first unit of eight American track and field stars sailing tonight on the liner Europa for European meets this summer. Manager-coach Carl Anderson of Newark will lead the delegation including Green Johnson Columbia Ray Malott Stanford Howard Borlet Manhattan Penske Wisconsin Fred Wolcott Rice Kurtz Stanford Gil Craier Colorado and George Varor Oregon in events from 400 to discus and high jump.
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Tily Fire Unil
United States
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Europa
Carl Anderson
Newark
N. J
Athteat Club
Sweden
Green Johnson
Columbia
Ray Malott
Stanford
Howard Borelt
Manhattan
Charlie Penske
Wisconsin
Fred Wolsot
Rice
Pale Bayan
Gil Craier
Colrado
George Varor
Oregon
Pols Vayit
Close Race In Open Meet At Royal St George's
In Sandwich England Ryder Cup players Bil Cox Jack Busson and Dick Burton led the British Open midway with 140 totals eight clear of the worst scorer entering final 86 holes. Forty seven others posted 148 or better to stay in contention as Busson and Burton each shot 70 and Cox added two 70s for a 146 total.
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Sandwich
Eng
Bil Cox
Jack Busson
Dick Burton
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Burton
Royal St. George's
Cox
Yaross Manager Cannot Pro Pit Tshough Conn Bout
William D. McClelland head of the State Athletic Commission refused to sanction the Teddy Vabisy versus Billy Conn 12 round bout without a guaranteed profit clause for Yaross manager Moenok. He sent back the contract citing unmet requirements and aimed at Ray Foutts, Yaross manager, whose license has expired after a suspension over a secret contract with promoter Tiward Rigby.
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William D. McClelland
State Athletic Commission
Teddy Vabisy
Billy Conn
Yas Rok
Moenok
Ray Foutts
Baseball Scores From International and American Associations
Tavents defeated Buffalo 8 to 4 while Baltimore and Syracuse combined for a 4 to 7 loss to Rochester and Montreal beat Newark 7 to 4. Jersey City edged Montreal 4 to 7. Milwaukee outslugged Columbus 9 to 2 as St Paul beat Tudahapolis 7 to 6 and Louisville crushed Minneapolis 10 to 1. Toledo topped Kansas City 3 to 1.
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