Bo hmeling and boxing notes headline Friday events
Heavyweight talk centers on Schmeling looming over a Louis Levinsky bout in Chicago. Promoters Mike Jacobs and Joe Jacobs say terms are set, with Louis favored to win if health holds. Also listed are Clark versus Berry in Celoron Park, and speedway plans featuring Lou Meyer and Fred Frame racing for a July 27 Altoona National Championship. Text notes amateur boxing bouts, local baseball and mushball ideas, plus a possible Pirates exhibition at Titusville.
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Corry golfers defeat North East in 17 man inter-club match
Corry Country Club edged North East Country Club 36 to 15 in a 17 man inter-club match on the local course yesterday afternoon. Thirty four golfers competed, with Corry claiming most marks as nine locals outpointed the visitors. Toby Lyons of North East was the lone standout for his side with total points.
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Davis Cup Final Opens With US Germany Tie
Davis Cup action kicks off at the All England Club with singles by Budge and Allison for the United States against Germany’s Von Cramm and Henkel. Doubles feature Von Cramm and Kay Lund for Germany, while Van Ryn teams with Allison for the U S. Matches run Saturday two singles, Monday doubles, and Tuesday final singles with Allison vs Henkel and Budge vs Von Cramm.
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Donald Budge
Oakland
Cal
Heinrich Henkel
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Baron Gotfried von Cramm
United States
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Budze
Allison
John van Ryn
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Standings and Yesterday's American League Results
Daily standings and results show Washington and St. Louis at 4 13 8 and 5 1 with rain in Detroit Philadelphia games. Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Boston records listed. Today American games Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Rosenbloom Beats Lewis In Oakland Showdown
Maxie Rosenbloom secured a 10 round decision over Henry Lewis of Phoenix before 11000 fans, widening their series to two wins one loss and one draw. The former light heavyweight champion gained another win in a long running clash that echoes historic rivalries.
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Ringeraft
Join
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Ariz
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Ted Kid
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Gallupe Homer Helps Penn-Drakes Win In Gane Be
Titusville July 18 A towering sixth inning homer by Pete Gallupe the stocky second baseman gave the Penn-Drakes a 7 to 5 victory over the Smethport team at Gane Be last evening The drive with one aboard sailed well over 340 feet into center field Petr touched all four bases on the circuit and Gallupe registered the key run in a tight game
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Doyle to meet Franz in semi final bout Friday
George Fring faces Johnny Doyle in the semi final of an amateur boxing card here Friday evening July 26. Doyle is a novice titleholder who has defeated all opponents but Franz, who has the strongest defense among local welterweights. A heavyweight prelim features Walt Wolchick meeting Bob Clark in a city bout.
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Steve Granasty
Tufty Reinhardt
Titusville
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Walt Wolchick
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Bob Clark
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Erie
Amateur ball tourney at Chi set for Dayton opener
Chicago July 18 The American Baseball Congress announced the first national amateur baseball championship tournament will be held in Dayton on September 21. All teams that play for no pay are eligible. sectional dates are already set with winners advancing to Dayton. American Association scores Milwaukee 5 Louisville 4 Kansas City 6 Indianapolis 1 St Paul 4 Columbus 2. Yesterday's hero Jerry Moore hit a ninth inning homer with the bases empty to lift the St Louis Cardinals over Boston and stretch their winning streak to 12 games.
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Cincinnati Reds Eye First Division Rise In 1952
United Press reports Cincinnati Reds, long in the NL cellar, aim for a first division spot behind the Cardinals surge and Giants collapse. Manager Dressen emphasizes solid baseball as Reds seek a current push, while St Louis and New York maintain strong leads.
Corry Rod and Gun Club to hold weekly skeet shoots
Officials announce skeet shoots every Wednesday afternoon at Hare Creek Skeet range. The move pleases local sportsmen and may attract merchants with idle afternoon hours. Yesterday’s scores: Fogle 21 20 Hawking 20 19 Fields 15 1.
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Warner Would Like to Coach California
Temple University football coach Glenn S. Warmer says he is satisfied at Temple but considers the California job one of the best in the nation. He describes his California interest as casual and not seriously pursued, noting he would hesitate to turn down a head coach position.
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National AAU championships open in Manhattan Beach
National AAU championships begin in Manhattan Beach with heats in the 100-meter freestyle and finals in the 100-meter event, 8-meter springboard, and one-mile freestyle. Top contenders include Olive McKean of Seattle Katherine Rawls Leonore Kight and Alice Bridges, among 21 entrants from across the country.
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Leonore Kight
Homestead
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Wicitinsville
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Quaill and Belmont Clash at Greenlee Field Fight Night
Local boxing talent takes center stage at Greenlee Field in Pittsburgh as Al Quaill from Brookline faces Jimmy Belmont of North Braddock in a 10 round bout promoted by Jules Beck tonight.
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Better Fishing Expected After Heavy Pennsylvania Rains
Reports from the Fish Commission note torrential rains across Pennsylvania boosted bass streams for five to ten days. Clear to slightly cloudy waters favor black bass pickerel and pike feeding on minnows crawfish and other forage. Floods trap fish in meadow pools after recession, risking loss as shallow pools dry. The program includes a 210 pound semifinal between Marty Simmons and Eddie Saxon.
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