Locals Lose to Ripley in Late Inning Thriller
Ripley defeats Locals 4 to 3 at Athtolic Wield as Verne Group limits the Merchants to nine hits while Osborne and Ripley capitalize on late errors. Group fans eleven, with two key hits by Grover and Hunt driving runs. Ripley scores twice in the second and two more in the ninth to secure the win despite Locals’ late threats.
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Finish First Round in Net Tourney at City Championship
Tennis halls overflow with first round matches as the 1934 city championships proceed. Simmons and Boyd beat KR. Haines and Sawyer dropped in doubles. Cobbett and Mountain led Phelan and rowers before a 6-6 halt. Cobbett and Mountain won 6-3 first set. Simmons beat Haines after a 7-9 setback, taking 6-1 6-3. Cobbett-Sawyer first round wrapped 9-7 1-6 6-2.
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Blondy Ryan Lifts Giants From Slump And Flaws
New York gossip notes Blondy Ryan of Holy Cross rises from obscurity to anchor the Giants infield and lift their pennant hopes. His injury and uneven hitting shift the team’s momentum as St Louis rival Cardinals adjust with Leo Durocher.
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Corry boxer Bob Francis loses title bout
Local amateur Bob Francis from Corry fights in the 140 pound class at the Ol City amateur championships last evening. Francis was knocked down in the third round and the referee stopped the bout. Charles Abkel of Elonci earned the win.
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Yesterday's Major League Heroes Recap
Yesterday's MLB highlights feature Vaughin and Eiralee scorin g runs on timely hits including a 10th inning triple to seal the win. Al Schimscher of the Giants starred with a six hit performance, delivering a standout sixth inning and lifting the team in a dramatic comeback.
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Athletics vs Tannery Nine Sets Game Tonight
A game between the Athletics and Tannery nine is listed for 6 15 tonight on the Junior High field. Staples Splayers are announced as the battery for the Athletics while Owens and Day will handle the work for the Tanners.
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Fight Results From Indianapolis Cards
Indianapolis bouts produced a decision for Ley Massey 184 over Eddie Shea from Chicago and Joan Martines 135 defeating Pete Pantaleo. Toe Labelle 125 drew with Young Leach 128 in a third match in Louisville.
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Cubs Become Serious Threat To Pennant
Chicago climbs to second in the National League with seven wins in ten days, aided by several gifting games from the Giants and a bolster from Jim Mosef in left field. Dodgers and Giants both win as New York keeps a three-game edge in the standings. Pirates, Cardinals, Reds, and Phillies shuffle positions while Washington and Boston post wins.
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Boxing Card Summary From New York Event
In New York Billy Petrolia faced argo of North Dakota and stopped Bep Van Kiev ted from Hallam, with Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids defeating Irish Jimmy Slavin. AbSt Louie-Davey Abad knocked out Johnny Nichols in Muskogee, Oklahoma, while Varus Milling defeated A Roth in New York.
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Petrone’s Uneven Win Sparks Rematch Talk at Polo Grounds
United Press reports the Billy Petrone versus Bep Van Klaveren bout ended in the fourth round due to a reopened gash on Van Klaveren’s eye, prompting calls for a rematch before a challenge to Jimmy McLarnin’s welterweight title. The crowd jeered as police intervened. Van Klaveren led two rounds to one on the official score, with Petrone taking the second and the third tied.
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Christner Defeats Rival Santo In Ten Round Bout
In Oakland on July 18 Mey er Christnen of Akron won a 10 round decision over Jose Santo a 250 pound Portuguese rival. Christner used boxing skill to counter Santo who had a 35 pound weight advantage. The bout was close and the decision unpopular with fans.
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Strong Jersey Club to Meet Merchants
The Paterson Silke club, formed in 1024, faces Corty Merchants at Athletic Field in a key Saturday match, part of a busy weekend that also has the Silke club meeting Billy Webb's Spiders at Celoron Park on Sunday. The Merchants seek a tough test against New Jersey’s top semi pro lineup. The visitors boast a 24–2 record, with notable wins over the House of David and Brooklyn Royal Giants, and the lineup features Labby, Muller, Proctor, and Hadin among others. Crandall Faenel will likely start for the Merchants, aiming to slow the Invaders in a major 1932 calendar highlight.
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Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Cities
American league results feature New York 4 over St Louis 2 and Boston 1 over Detroit 0 with multiple minor plays including Philadelphia 6 over Cleveland 4. National league shows Pittsburgh 9 over Boston 3 and Cincinnati 4 over Philadelphia 1 with Chicago 4 beating Brooklyn 3. International fixtures include Baltimore 9 to 1 over Montreal 8 to 2 and Jersey City 6 to 2 over Rochester with Toronto 2 to 5 at press time.
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Western Penn A Junior Tourney Opens at Greensburg
The Western Pennsylvania junior golf title championship begins at Greensburg Country Club with T. C. Ball Jr the medalist facing Jack Freund. Ball, 17, from Churchill Valley, shot 149 for 36 holes in his first tournament appearance. Closest rival was Jimmy Marks Jr and other qualifiers include Herman Green, R. B. Parker, W. B. Nicklin.
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Yarosz Gets Big Chance Against Vince Dundee
Philadelphia July 13 A middleweight championship bout between Vince Landee of Baltimore and Teddy Yarosz of Pittsburgh was approved by the State Athletic Commission. The winner must accept a defense within sixty days. Several suspensions and reinstatements were announced, with chair Harry Wartell re-elected. Also, Sharon defeated Johnsonburg 11 to 4 in an American Legion baseball elimination to reach Franklin next Saturday.
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Portent System Project Faces South Trade Shift
A brief notice reports shifts in project plans tied to a portend system and southern trade dynamics. The fragment mentions ongoing work, funding questions, and potential regional impact on transportation and commerce. No clear dates or named organizations are readable.
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