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Yankees open free home series in Cleveland this afternoon
The New York Yankees start a three game set in Cleveland this afternoon with a night game at the stadium. Local fans plan to pack the stands as pennant races stay tight and the Yankees seek to slow the Indians who show improving pitching. Open to boxing and wrestling cards in Jamestown and nearby towns report weak crowds despite promotions.
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Fights Last Night Feature Mixed Boxing Results
Hartford reports show Marty Bergo from Wisconsin Schenectady and Bobby Britton of Miami defeated in regional bouts. New York bout Giovanelli of Brooklyn defeated by Fan Tafia of Brooklyn. Ambo y of McAdoo Pa beat Poindexten of Newark.
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Conn
Marty Bergo
Schenectady
Yankees Nip Chisox Indians Lose 10 Bosox
In pennant races both leagues reach a crisis as Dodgers sweep Cubs and Yankees edge White Sox. DiMaggio extends hitting streak to 55, Buck Newsom rounds into form, Reds’ VanderMeer shuts out Braves. Pirates beat Giants as Pirates benefit from Butcher’s seven-hitter.
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Max Butcher
Tami Mandello Sets Sights On Heavyweights
New York boxer Tami Mandello, a burly Bronx middleweight prospect, keeps rising in the boxing scene. He fought Steve Bevoise to a decisive first round knockout then beat Steve Mamakos in nine rounds, signaling plans to challenge top heavyweights within a year.
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Loose
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Washington
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Zuppke Retained as Illinois Coach for 1941 Campaign
The Illinois board of trustees reappointed Bob Zuppke for the 1941 football season, but indicated his status after that year remains uncertain. The board also removed Weddell Wilson from his role as head of the public department.
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Baer-Simon Bout Postponed Again
The heavyweight bout between Buddy Baer and Abe Simon was postponed again due to cold weather and moved indoors. Promoter Mike Jacobs now says the fight will take place September 5 at Madison Square Garden. Also delayed is the Lew Brookyn and Sammy Angott lightweight title bout from September 5 to October 3.
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Buddy Baer
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Lew Brooklyin
Jenteins
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Orie
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Nally
Broghar
Boston
Philadelphia
Mack Will Pilot Major League Allstar Team
Mack Will represents the Athletics in the Major League All Star game to be played in Trenton New Jersey. The exhibition match benefits charity with proceeds donated to local causes as teams from the International Eastern Interstate and Three-Eyed leagues compete.
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Mack
Aay
Anguumea Crone
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Teatié
Robinson Favored in Bout With Angott
Ray Robinson defeated Sarymy Angott at Shibe Park in a non title ten round bout. Angott, NBA lightweight champion from Washington PA, was considered to be of higher calibre by manager Charley Jones. Robinson, unbeaten in New York, entered as a 2 to 1 favorite to win. The Optimist notes prayers at a South Carolina camp as boys thank a baseball glove and bat in a bedtime scene.
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Sailboat Race and Fishing Derby at Pymatuning
Spectators and participants will attend the first annual Pymatuning fishing derby and sailboat race at Pymatuning Lake in northwestern Pennsylvania. The derby runs June 16 to 18 with midnight start Wednesday and weighs fish Saturday afternoon. Fly casting and a sailboat meet with about a dozen boats are planned, chaired by Clair J. Saylor.
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Ily
Pennsylvania
Pymatuning Lake
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Ohio
Clair J. Saylor
Dickinson Announces 42 and 43 Grid Slates
Carlisle Pennsylvania July 15 Br Horace Rogers announces Dickinson football schedules for 1942 and 1943 Nine game slate for 1942 includes Drexel Tech Ursinus Lafayette Washington and Jefferson Delaware Muhlenberg Western Maryland Lehigh Gettysburg all on the road or at home The 1943 slate lists Ursinus Delaware Washington and Jefferson Drexel Muhlenberg Susquehanna Lehigh and Gettysburg with a mix of home and away dates.
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Carlisle
Dickinson
Br. Horace Rogers
Drexel Tech
Ursinus
Lafayette
Washinton & Jefferson
Delaware
Muhlenberg
Western Maryland
Mel Hein Signs Eleventh Season With Giants
New York Giants announce Mel Hein will return for his eleventh season. All-League center for eight years, Hein anchors the line as Chet Gladly and Louise Filippo join Giants for autumn battles.
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New York
Mel Bein
New York Giants
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Corry Merchants Face Ararat Cigars In City Softball Clash
The Corry Merchants meet the Ararat Cigars at Loveland Field at six tonight. The Ararat Cigars previously played as the Polish Falcons and were Erie city champions last year.
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Match Play Opens In Public Links Tourney At Inland Empire
The 20th annual national public links championship began as Jimmy Clark of Long Beach, Galil, led with a 64 medal qualifying score and a 71 in round one. Early matches set up a busy day with 32 first-round bouts and big names like Tawrelice Robertson, Leslie Leal, and Sam Musica among the featured pairings.
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Jimmy Clark
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Clark
United States Golf Association
Tory Clark
Aguitoss
Charlie Barnes
Atlanta
Tawrelice Robertson
St. Paul, Minn
Leslie Leal
Bellingham
T Tirty
Norray
Torday
Sam Musica
Pletsburgiy
Moreno Caso
Seattle
Angela Mengall
Latwaster
Ralph Presley
Sycramento
Calif
Marlin Peticinpi
Yesterday's Stars and Standouts in Baseball Action
Carl Davis and Uke Hamlin combined for a six hit pitching performance as Smestery’s stars swept a doubleheader against the Cubs. Max Butcher of the Pirates hurled seven shutout innings. Johnny VanderMeer and Rede-Shut led Braves on Tour during a key road win. Ramey McCosky homered in the seventh to spark a decisive Tigers victory over the Athletics.
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Johhny VanderMeer
Rede
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Tigers
Mumein
Athletics
Roundup of 1930s Sports News and Notes
A fragmentary sports roundup from a Birmingham era paper highlights baseball and football chatter. References include Detroit, Dodgers, Cardinals fears, Lehigh, Freddie Hutchinson salary, Bobo Newsom pay, and various players and events with vague details and dates.
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Detroit
Freddie Hutchinson
Bobo Newsom
Horace Cate
Little Rock
Dick Walerfeld
Theles
Welter
Brluss
Prive
Leon Menderson
Len
Belaire Stars Favored In Massachusetts Handicap
The Belaire entry, led by a capable stalker, is favored for the $60,000 Massachusetts Handicap at Sniffoll Downs. Oddsmakers expect them to upset past champions like Winey, with recent form suggesting a strong late run.
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Ory Winey
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Whirlaway Wins Arlington Mile Race Feature
Arlington spectators saw Whirlaway triumph in a $5,000 Arlington Park special mile and a furlong race. The favorite, racing against three-year-olds, steadied after a wide stretch move and surged between Daily Trouble and Cadmium to take the lead and win decisively.
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