Pirates Seek 12th Victory as Braves, Cubs Duel
Pittsburgh Pirates aim for their 12th win and longest streak as they face the Chicago Cubs in a key game following a midseason turnaround. Pie Traynor’s squad, after May 22 cambios, moved from fifth to two games behind the Giants, boosting hopes with a 28-? record and a 21-game stretch in which 18 wins came.
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Heath Seeks Regular Job After Ninth Inning Single
Cleveland rookie Jett Heath, tireless in his bid for steady work with the Indians, homered and singled to center in a ninth inning rally against St Louis. He says the hit boosts his chances for a regular spot, while Mangrum, the manager, notes the need for a win and a chance to prove himself.
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Burley to Fight Furr in Pittsburgh Tonight
Charley Burley, Pittsburgh welterweight, faces Fittsburgh rival Furr in a ten round bout at Hickey Park Arena Millvale tonight. The card includes an eight round semifinal featuring Nick Cammarata and Tiger Hall plus two six round preliminary bouts.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Yesterday results across American and National leagues show Cleveland beating St Louis 9 7, Boston 6 7, New York 4 7, Washington 9 8, Chicago 4 4, Detroit 4, and New York 5 2. National features New York 5 2 and Cincinnati 8 41, Chicago 41, Brooklyn 6 3, Philadelphia 445, Baltimore 18 2, Buffalo 7 0. Today schedule lists New York at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Chicago with one American league game.
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Thistle Down Opens Season With Clear Weather
In Cleveland on July 1 the Thistle Down opening drew 19 000 fans to the track with clear weather and a fast track. A large crowd attended the first post parade as Sabbath betting remained limited to the end-book run by Mr Sweeney.
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Maple Leafs beat East Branch 15 to 7 in league game
Smokey Patooki led the Maple Leafs of Beota past East Branch 15 7 scoring despite shaky pitching. The club collected 17 hits off Anderson and Wastman including a homer and two triples. Maple Leafs set to meet Union City's American Legion on Tuesday at Union City Enion City field.
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Cassett Loses To Warren In Ninth In Timbergame
Titusville team led 7 0 after seven frames but a misplayed fly and weak infield led to a late rally. Wolfe doubled and Morrison singled with two outs in the ninth to give Warren the 8 7 win. Cassett went hitless and struck out three as Titusville slid. Group drove in the sixth and seventh runs for Titusville.
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Toledo golfer Hiroke leads Ohio public links field
A Toledo golfer, Hiroke, built a four stroke edge at the three-quarter mark in the Ohio public links golf championship. Glen Galen of Toledo, and Cleveland's Frank Metzger, a boxer, trailed as leaders built a substantial lead amid a day of steady scoring and nervous frontrunners.
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Qualifying Round Fire Fails To Deter Cooper For Major Meet
Henry McLemore reports from Shawnee on Delaware as 108 players begin the final qualifying for the National PGA Championship. Light Horse Harry Cooper leads after firing 67 in round one but faces stiff challengers including Sam Snead, Ralph Guldahl, and Denny Shute. The field will cut to the low 63 tonight, shaping five days of match play beginning Tuesday.
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Leading Horses Pass Through City on Special Train
Harness horses of the nation traveled via the Erie Railroad from North Randall to Goshen on Saturday evening. Long Key, winner of the Championship Stallion Stake at North Randall, led the train and set a 2:01 pace, matching Greyhound’s 1935 effort as the fastest mile on the reel.
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Corry Outdoor Rifle Squad Sprints To Third In Walnut Creek Meet
Corry rifle team finished third in an outdoor Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League match at Lawrence Park. Walnut Creek led with 1584, Titusville second with 1578, Corry 1576, Lawrence Park 1488. Waintieiner of Walnut Creek had top individual score. George Patterson led Corry with 206 aggregate. R Patterson was seventh. Other Corry marksmen scored across 186 to 293 in 80-100 yard events and 50-100 yard totals.
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Titusville Club Defeats Franklin Nine 10-2 in Venango County
Titusville Merchants Industrials used strong pitching and power hitting to beat Franklin Lamberton Bank crew for the second time in a week. Vern Group collected three hits in four at bats as Noli pitched well, aiding a 10-2 victory in Venango County. Ted Luther of Churchill Valley, Pittsburgh, formerly Corry, also figure.
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Eagles sign three collegiate gridders for season
Philadelphia Eagles owner Bert Bell announced the signing of three college standouts to join the NFL club. James Rinaldi of Loyola University Los Angeles, Dow of West Texas State College, and Bob Anthony of McMurray College Texas were named as the new players joining the Birds. In Prague, Donald Budge won the Czechoslovak singles tennis title, defeating Landislav Hecht 6-1 6-3 7-5, and Budge with Gene Mako captured the doubles crown 6-1 7-4 8-7 over Hecht and Gerry Brown.
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Queen City Golf Team Dominates 19–0 Victory
Titusville’s golf team routed Corry Country Club 19 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. The strong Titusville squad won every point despite a close match in some holes and maintained a rare one-sided shutout performance.
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Yesterday's Hero Lefty Grave Triumphs Over Yankees
Boston Halcox, a veteran pitcher in the twilight of his career, halted the New York Yankees and earned his 13th victory. The veteran major league hurler remains defined by his years on the mound and his steady, years of service.
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