Pirates poised for bigger swing as Waner, Vauxan struggle
Pittsburgh waits for Paul Waner and Arky Vauxan to heat up as the Pirates lean on Gus Sulv Lloyd Waner Bill Brubaker and Johnny Rizo to shoulder the scoring burden. Mace Brown remains on hand and the pitching staff features Gintimbo and other hurlers. Contention rests on tightening the lineup without its top bats.
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Pirates
Tha Tobin
Ress Ballers
Cy Blaine
Ob Einger
Bill Swift
Mace Brown
Paul Waner
Arky Vauxan
Raymond Triumph Over Frank Zamaris In Carmbria Stadium Bout
Matt Raymond a light heavyweight from Duke University defeated Frank Zamaris of Orange New Jersey at Cambria stadium in Philadelphia. Referee Tommy O Keefe stopped the 10 round bout at 2:26 of the seventh round awarding the victory to Raymond by technical knockout. About 3000 spectators attended the open air contest.
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Carmel
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Tommy O'Keefe
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Yarosz Conn Fight Scheduled for July 25
The Pennsylvania boxing commissioner approved the Teddy Yarosz Billy Conn bout set for July 25 at Worth Field. The move followed news that Yarosz's former manager Hay Woutts had separated from him after years in boxing.
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Billy Conn
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Cham High
Hay Woutts
Wonan Champion Angler Grilston Triumphs in Australia
In a surprising win, local angler Grilston from Bene South Wales clinched the Australian championship. He secured a $2,000 prize as part of the Met Series event and celebrated the 50th anniversary of the founding of the organization during the ceremony in the city.
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Ates
Pirates Take NL Lead as Dodgers Top Giants
In a pivotal day for the pennant race, Brooklyn routed the Giants 13-5 to reclaim the NL top spot, while Pittsburgh surged into first with a 14-6 win over the Cubs. Al Todd drove in five on a homer and three hits. Goody Rosen sparkled for Brooklyn with two triples. Reds beat the Cardinals 6-5, Yankees swept the Browns, Indians lost to the Senators, and White Sox powered past the Athletics 8-6.
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Monty Stratton
Peter Astra wins first Golhen race at Grand Circuit meet
Peter Astra owned by Dr L M Gullinger of Andover and driven by H M Parshall of Urleans won the Harriman Challenge Trophy on opening day of the four day Grand Circuit meeting at Historic Hasemile tract. Astra led each heat and posted a best time of 2 14 1 4 in the second heat.
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Andover
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Dec) Parshall
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Beer Cited as Peace Maker in War Ending Address
London report cites Gen Sir Ten Hamilton urging beer as instrument of world peace. In Chestnut address he claimed sharing a glass could ease tensions and halt war if leaders meet and drink together.
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Tennis Meet Opens Entries for City Championship
Calvin Cobbett organizer of a round robin city championship tournament expects a large field. Local tennis players must file entries by next Monday with Mr Cobbett or the Evening Journal sports department. Participants must reside in the city. Prizes are provided by Miller News Agency and Donald Hovey of Goldsmith Sporting Goods. Bob Bracker, current title holder, aims to defend his championship.
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Tenis
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Wright Street
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Miller News
Donald Hovey
Gold Smith Sporting Goods Company
Bob Bracker
Big Sportsman Event Sunday at Big Game Farm
Hundreds of Pennsylvania sportsmen descend on Erie for the Erie County Sportsman League dedication and picnic at the new game farm. Activities include fancy shooting, fly casting, trap shooting, a Union City versus Watteburg ball game, bands, ice cream, and a large outdoor program beginning at 1 30 p m with a 10 p m trap shooting start.
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Erie County Sportsman's League
Union City
Watteburg
Albion Band
Girard Rube Band
Fine Printing at Journal Job Plant Demonstration
Commercial printing offer highlights the Journal Job Plant facility with demonstrations of sample Edmples and a reference number Dinj 38 034. The brief notes the capability to produce various print runs and invites prospective customers to tour the plant.
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Pennsylvania Commission Considers Deer Bag Limits and Seasons
The Pennsylvania Game Commission opens a two day meeting in Harrisburg chaired by Major Nicholas Biddle. It will review Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs proposals including deer antler protection and an extra half week of small game hunting next quarter. Migratory fowl seasons will align with federal rules. Federation board proposes no special deer hunting license next season.
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State| Game Commission
Nicholas Biddle
Philadelphia
Commission
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Seth Gordon
Gordon
Federation of Sportsmen
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Zivic Wins By Tko In Fight With Phil Furr
Pittsburgh welterweight Private Zivic substituting for Charley Burley defeated Phil Parr of Washington, D C in a ten round main event. Referee Al Gray stopped the bout at 3 15 of the third round due to a deep gash on Parr s left cheek from a butt, the cut developing in the second round.
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Charley Burley
Phil Parr
Washington, D. C
al Graybtt
Yesterday's Hero to Traynor Quiet Pittsburgh Leader
Yesterday's hero to Traynor, Pittsburgh manager, long critiqued for not lifting the Pirates to the top, now remains behind the scenes as the club advances forward with him in management.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Remaiia
Shute, Fifteen Others Fail in National Pro Golf Clash
In July 18 action at the Nation Professional Golf tournament, Shute and fifteen others were eliminated as sixteen players advanced to the third round. The field saw early casualties including Manero, Diegal, Revolta, Laffoon, McSpaden and Dudley, with pairings announced for 96-hole third round matches featuring names such as Sarazen, Snead, and Mangrum.
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Ky Laffoon
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Clarks Summit
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Jag McSpaden
Denny Shute
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Pirates Open Long Home Stay With Pennant Push
Pittsburgh Pirates return home for a two week stretch after a 13th straight win placing them back atop the National League. They beat Chicago 14 to 6 as Brooklyn and New York face off with other contenders. Dodgers and Giants loom as next opponents including a three game set with Brooklyn and a Giants visit.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
American standings show New York 7, St Louis 8.5. Washington 9, Cleveland 4. Chicago 8, Philadelphia 6. rain affected Detrit Boston. National standings list Brooklyn 13, New York 5. Pittsburgh 14, Chicago 11. Cincinnati 6. St Louis 6. Today’s American games include St Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston with multiple interleague matchups. National schedule not specified.
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Match Play Opens at State Amateur Championship Today
Thirty-two players fall in first round as Toby Lyons leads 64 competitors from western Pennsylvania Philadelphia Scranton-Wilkes-Barre and Lancaster area. The 28th annual Pennsylvania amateur championship at Fox Chapel Golf Club runs through Friday with rounds Thursday and Friday, Lyons facing R J Uhl in a first round match.
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North East
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Simon Pura
Fox Chapel Golf Club
Pennsylvania
Lyons
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Philadelphia
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Young H. H. Haverstick
Lancaster
David Jarson
Greensburg
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