Fight Decisions Are OK Glimpsing the 1928 Series Notes
Frank Getty reports on boxing outcomes and public reaction after Mickey Walker kept the middleweight title against Ace Hudkins, with fans and backers split on the judge’s calls. Loughran retained the heavyweight crown against Emanuel amid racial boos, while Risko and Godfrey produced a disputed verdict and lingering doubt about the finish.
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A's Score Third Triumph In League Pitching Highlight
In a 12 to 4 win over Cory Jamestown, Art Pitts dominated six innings with 18 strikeouts as Company A routed the challengers in the Industrial Baseball League. Long and Kinney led the offense with early rallies while Pitts and the defense stifled opponents in sequence, propelling A ahead in a decisive victory.
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Babe Ruth Trails 60 Home Run Pace by 19 Days
By United Press New York July Babe Ruth is 28 home runs short of tying his 1927 record with 78 games left. Ruth belted No 32 yesterday off George Blatholder in the second game against the St Louis Browns to move 14 days ahead of last year’s pace. His recent blast could stretch the longest drives in Yankee Stadium history.
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Pro charges filed against crack sprinter in Olympic setback
New York July reports say amateur status disputes clouded Lloyd Paddock during the track season. The AAU and Olympic committees weighed motions against him over film work and vaudeville appearances. Paddock awaits a ruling that could affect his Amsterdam 1925 bid whether he joins the US team or is replaced by Locke.
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Warren Indies Defeat Titusville In Burying First Frame
In a rough early frame Warren Indies beat Titusville Indies with a 17 to score. Heinie Anderson led Warren with a powerful hit that rattled Wig on the mound and triggered a series of decisive plays including Anderson advancing to third on Wilein’s single and a Jewell sacrifice. The fateful blow came when Erickson’s bid to score saw Anderson collide at home as Porter’s face was struck by a errant throw.
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Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League results include Ginennali 6 over Philadelphia 3 and Brooklyn 6 over Chicago 2 with St Louis 7 Boston 4. New York 42, Cincinnati 45 and Chicago 40, Brooklyn 28 show standings margins amid a clutter of partial scores. American League highlights St Louis 10 New York 4 and St Louis 5 New York 3 with Chicago and Washington also posting results. table shows teams like Philadelphia and Cleveland with varied records.
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Fu ssell Gets Credit as Hill Is Removed
In the opening game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Giants, Hill left the field in the fourth inning after being removed. Russell replaced him and the Pirates rallied from a 4-0 deficit to win 6-5, with five runs in the seventh. In the second game, Ervin Brame, recalled from Indianapolis, pitched a 2-0 shutout as the Pirates won the twin bill.
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Yesterday's Hero Ganagna Cine Limit ouffelfen wip tripled with Lie bases filed In Be ninth inning to give the Reds a 6 to 6 victory over Philadelphia.
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Company A to Battle Stars On Wednesday
Company A, winners over the Corrs Jamestown nine by 4 12 to 4 in Saturday’s titline, will meet the High Stars in this week’s twitcht content. Miniger Piercy mentioned starting all fig Long orl diaenel against the Stirs, though a last minute switch may read ace Johnny Landers to counter DeLury epache. Houser’s curve success could spark A’s first win against the guards. Merchants lead the vir cult and miss Chamestown nine.
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Home Run Club Highlights From Major Leagues
A condensed list shows Ruth and Lazzeri among Yankees players leading yesterday’s homer tally. Other top names include Gehrig, Wilson of the Cubs, Hornsby with the Braves, and Hafey of the Cardinals, with multiple clubs like the Athletics and Robins also in the mix.
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Corry Gophers at Meadville Wednesday clash noted
Corry golfers travel to Meadville for a Wednesday match with listed players from Corry and Meadville clubs. Portions of text mention team rosters, league totals, and references to baseball teams and players in a jumble of names.
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Fragmentary note on late arrival
A fragmentary OCR line hints at a late arrival event or time. The readable portion mentions lateness and an unclear sequence, with no clear names, places, or dates available in the surviving text.
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