First Amateur Fight Program Completes at Park Sport Event
Joe Martin, Urie Times sports editor, praises the new baseball parish on Sears Farm and the recently opened park in Green Bay Wisconsin. He notes the outdoor season will feature four boxing shows and remarks on field dimensions and future attendance capacity. Summers, a Carlisle standout, travels from Oneida to join the Green Bay events while MLB actions include Dickey's suspension and the Yankees facing penalties. Palmer Bedient shines in junior baseball, striking out 17 and driving in two runs as Corry High faces state eliminations.
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Seven Bouts Planned For Friday Night Card
The Corry Athletic Club prepares its first amateur boxing show at the new ball park. Seven bouts are definite with an eighth tentatively arranged. Entries include Titusville and Corry fighters such as Russell Jordan Joe Popleski Jack Redfield and Carl Monroe. An Erie referee will handle the card with local judging and announcing by Charley Keating. Ringside seating and a large Hooded lighting setup are planned. The event starts at 8 pm with gates opening earlier and aims to financially sustain future books.
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Horseshoe Tournament Planned for Journal Courts Wednesday
Local horseshoe players from the city and nearby areas are invited to compete in a Wednesday evening tournament at the Journal courts. Class range arrangements from past events will apply, with plans for a series of out of town matches to begin soon and details to be finalized at Wednesday’s gathering.
Thevenow Helps Pirates Over Dodgers in Crucial Win
Tommy Thevenow subbed for Traynor at third base and delivered two timely runs with a fifth inning single and an eighth inning triple as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 4 to 3. Steve Swetonic earned his tenth win, Jed Lurie Heimach took the loss, and the Pirates widened their NL lead to two and a half games over the Cubs. Earl Averill homered twice for Cleveland in a doubleheader sweep, while Karl Averill fueled the attack with three home runs and ten hits in two games.
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Davis Cup drama shifts as Germany battles England
United Press reports from New York July 12 describe Germany knocking Great Britain out of the Davis Cup duel and the looming clash between the United States and a top European foe. The piece notes Ellsworth Vines junior’s rising status and the rival hopes of Cochet and Perry as potential world champions, with results from Pittsburgh and Newark tennis matches and today’s scheduled games.
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Dawn
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Lott
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Vinentias
California
Baci
Serafin and Eldred Tied for First 36 Holes in Open
Oakmont Pa July 12 Vincent Eldred of Highland and Felix Serafin of Scranton shared the lead after the opening day of the Pennsylvania Open with 36 holes totalling 152. Eldred held a four stroke edge over several rivals while Serafin remained within striking distance as morning and afternoon rounds produced tight scoring. Ted Luther, Valley Heights, struggled with an 85 afternoon round after an 80 morning.
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Bhdred
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Seratin Lad
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Ted Lathe
Valley Heights
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Greensburg
J. Wood Platt
Philadelphia
Ami Loeffler
Peta O'Fiora
West- Hievelan Cometry Club
Samarks
Mt Simmil
Uniontown
Oakerminl
Will Gutt
Allanta
Maurice LeBosquet
Pitsburen
Hd Dailley
Joe Kirkwood
Reserve Seats for Fight Card This Afternoon
Amateur boxing tickets go on sale this afternoon with expected Hekets on sale at Condra s Keister s Finch Billiard Parlor s Kelly s and two other venues. Big Five highlights include Ruth with singles in four tries and two runs, Gehrig with a single and three walks scoring twice, Simmoc four singles in ten, and Hack Wilson two doubles in four at bats driving in three runs.
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Mace
Hack Wilson
Hewitt Joins Erie Sailors Outfielder from Columbia Signs
JRDG July 14 A son of Columbia University has been signed by the Erie Sailors to play in the outfield. Hewitt, a four year standout in football and baseball at Columbia, joins from Albany of the Eastern League. He will replace Burwell Belts left field and may appear today against Youngstown. Eddie Hershberger, the first-string catcher, expected back soon will prompt Treadwell’s release to Springfield.
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Aero Mushers Cop Another Aero Mushers Cop Another
The Aero enemy team won 1 to 0 over United Brethren in a Class A Mushball League game last night at Duntor High fold. Jewell and Baresi formed the Aero battery while Bergman and Knapp pitched for U B. Regular Class B games are set for tonight.
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Duntor High
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Knapp
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No Arguments From Passionate Appeals In Debates
Quoted line argues that heated rhetoric without substance fails as argument unless it advances the defender's cause or victory, reflecting a stance attributed to Chillingworth about the value of reasoned discourse over ardent declamation.
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Walker Probable First Foe of New Champion
United Press Sports Editor reports Mickey Walker, viewed as the strongest challenger to Jack Sharkey, drew with Sharkey last summer and remains likely to face him in the first title defense. Boxing chatter notes Walker’s discipline, size difference with Sharkey, and managerial dynamics around Buckley and Kearns as summer bout plans intensify.
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Mickey Waller
One Man Teams Carrying Colombia and Uruguay in Olympics
United Press report from Los Angeles notes Colombia and Uruguay each field a single competitor for the upcoming Olympic endurance events. Marathoner Tong Perry of Colombia and rower Guillermo Douglas of Uruguay are billed as the sole representatives, facing broad expectations and heavy travel to Long Beach for training and competition through early August.
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Ctumena
Corry Evening Public Ledger Cracking Corporate Waste
A scattered report cites executives earning about 100000 yearly with salaries trimmed amid a broader critique of corporate waste. The piece discusses court cases on larceny and integrity, condemns high pay relative to workers, and notes government drugstore pricing and service concerns.
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