Olympia Olympians Aim for Berlin and Sheffield Expo
Olympia teams prepare for track trials at Berry Island Stadium New York City over a weekend 70 athletes will earn berths to the Berlin Olympic Games from final tests in July 15 departures on the S S Manhattan Wagner to play in Sheffield old timers game Aug 6 7 8 at Sheffield centennial celebration featuring veteran stars from Corry Warren and other local clubs plus upcoming Penn-Drake clash with Homestead Grays in Titusville and a City League recap mentioning Raymonds.
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Thompson's Barosma Tablets Aid Minister in Kidney Health
Reverend J Bass of Titusville Pa reports benefit from Thompson's Barosma Tablets improving kidneys and bladder and stomach and liver. Ad claims these tablets cleanse kidneys eliminate poisons, with Golden-Lax and Goldum-Lar tablets offered for liver and bowels.
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Aeros Beat Raymonds 6-3 In First Loop Tilt
Aeros Supply baseball club opened the Seam City season with a 6-3 win over the Raymonds before a crowd at the Aero Parr. Verne Group, veteran right-hander, starred for the winners striking out six and allowing no other runs after the first inning. Carl Crates took the loss for Raymonds, yielding five runs in five innings. Aeros built a lead with a third inning homer by Group and added runs on singles, errors, and doubles, including a second double by Oc Sshey. Five double plays highlighted the fielding, four by Raymonds. Next game Friday night at 5:50 p.m. pits Aeros against Corry-Jamestown.
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Able to Be Placed on Tribe's Mound Staff
New York July 9 Sisp nicka, assistant to President Alva Bradley of the Indians, announced Mere today that George Able, 38 year old coach, had been slaced on the eligible list and made a regular member of the tribe's pitching staff. It is believed he will receive a salary increase and prove valuable as a relief pitcher for Cleveland as they open a three game series with the league leading Yankees. Johnny Arlen and Lefty Gomez are the pitching opponents.
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Big 1 Bottle For 43 Cents Warns Of Harsh Health Claims
An old advertisement touts a one dollar bottle priced at 43 cents claiming it cleans the system and treats a wide range of ailments from arthritis to constipation. It warns the product cures many conditions and promises rapid relief, urging readers to send 180 for postage and handling.
Penn-Drake Beats Oils 71 for 19th Victory
Lefty Smith pitched for the Oils at Carter Field last night as Penn-Drake won 7 to 1. It was the locals 18th win in 22 starts. Smith allowed nine hits over 11 innings and fanned two while Oil pitchers logged eight strikeouts against Penn-Drake hitters.
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Weather and football chiefs clash on OSU campus
Columbus July 9 temperature topped 100 on Ohio State University campus. Coaches and others gathered near Coach Francis A Schmidt's grid classroom to discuss the season amid the heat. Critics complained about the weather and football season plans while Schmidt spoke of a 15 football season.
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Yankees Open Season as Majors Resume Play
United Press reports the New York Yankees host Cleveland, opening the Major League season after a three day All Star pause. The Yankees lead the American League by ten games as St Louis and Chicago duel in the National League while Dodgers, Reds, Pirates, and Phillies face varied rivals in a packed schedule.
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Melvin Upset Lyons Victor in State Amateur Golf
Barrett Melvin of Franklin fell to A. M. Fingy Jr. of Scranton in the state amateur golf tournament at Pittsburgh. Fingy won 3 and 2. Toby Lyons defeated Jack Buchanan, 1936 Philadelphia amateur champion, 5 and 4. J Wood Platt, defending champion, withdrew due to heat as 96 degrees marked the start.
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Records May Fall In Final Olympic Tests
United Press reports at Ranual's Island host venue for two days of Olympic trial events. Star milers Glenn Cunningham Gene Venzke and Bill Bonthron contest the 1500 meters while Archie Williams Jimmy Lavalle and Harold Smallwood push the 400 meters. A strong 100 meters field led by Ben Hastmary aims to threaten the world mark as 259 athletes compete for 56 squad spots in Berlin.
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Corry-Jamestown Opens Season Against Aeros Friday
Stan Conrad, Corry Independents ace, will start the opener versus Aeros at 5 30 pm at West Side Park. Gedrege Sproveri may catch, Ty Crandall at first, with Sprayers at third. Haenel, Bob Owens and others in the lineup. Koestner to coach Aeros.
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Golf Champion David Brown Dies in Scotland at 7
In Vergson Scotland on July 9 David Brown the British Open winner fifty years ago at Musselburgh died yesterday aged 7 in a Poorhouse two tails from the scene of his triumph After winning the championship Brown went to the United States where he became one of the early golf professionals.
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Wagering At Phistle Down Near Opening Day
About 5000 patrons backed wagers totaling 48733 dollars at Phistle Down yesterday. The handle was $19900 below the first day of pari ments activity, yet organizers called the turnout and betting fair given expected drop in attendance.
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64 Amateurs In State Tourney Tee Off Today
The 26th annual Pennsylvania amateur golf championship at Allegheny Country Club began match play with 64 players, including 35 from western Pennsylvania. J Wood Platte of Philadelphia defends the title, facing Dr L W Pumphrey of Pittsburgh in the opening round. Other early matchups include Knox Young Jr of Pittsburgh against RW Dingmere, and S J Philips against Jack Kraft of Pittsburgh.
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Bucs Edge Pirates In Exhibition Thriller At Taannettd
In Taannettd Pennsylvania on July 9 the senior Buccaneers defeated Cooper's Little Pirates 16 to 8 in an exhibition game. Bud Hefey earned the homer award as the left field fence proved productive with two hassocks occupied. The Pirates pounded out 21 hits in the loss.
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