Water carnival and more at Conneaut Lake sports day
More than 120 entries for the Conneaut Lake water carnival and MA swimming championships fill the scene at Lake Conneaut. Lenore Kight Mae Gorman and Louise Clark headline a strong Western Pennsylvania field in sprint and distance events. Bedient plans another Falconer comeback with Jamestown, aiming to pitch against Warren. Montreal Open and other boxing notes fill regional chatter. The Davis Cup gaps loom as the US tennis squad struggles against Australia, while local baseball fans anticipate the Penn Drakes versus Petrolia in Titusville and a Butler County visit with hope of revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmegut Lake
Enbry
A. A. WU
Lenore Kight
Mae Gorman
Louise Clark
Ghimpinn
McKeesport
Harold Swanson
Pat Procup
Charles Stenger
Francis Stenger
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ure Lake
Vitustille
Penn Drakes
Petrolia
Drakes
Wome
le Jones
Butler County
Tibusville
Iis Queen
Llerembitia
Crawford Leads Australia In Davis Cup Tie At Wimbledon
Jack Crawford of Australia defeated Francis Xavier Shields 6 1 6 2 12 10 to give his team an early victory in the interzone final Davis Cup tie against the United States at Wimbledon. Vivian McGrath beat Sidney Wood Jr 7 5 6 4 1 6 9 7 as Australia seized command in the five match series that will determine who faces England. The American squad, led by captain Norris Williams, faced tough odds but held hopes of two singles wins and a doubles win to force a title bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Australia
Ams Jeans
England
U. S
Tilden
Vines
Ameticas
United Press
Wimbledon
Jack Crawford
Francis Xavier Shields
Shields
Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Armerica
Fou
America
Frank Shields
Jack Grawford
Brett Perry
Sidney Wood
New Yorks
Vivian McGratham
Droleticans
McGrah
Crayford
Auman Ghost
Norris Williams
Wood
Aig
Wmay
George Lott
Chiago
Lester Staften
Los Angeles
Angee
Quiet
McGrath
Steve Donoghue Still Racing At Fifty At Ascot
Henry McLemore profiles jockey Steve Donoghue at fifty, detailing his steadfast career and famed partnership with Brown Jack. Despite retirement rumors after a Derby, Donoghue insists he can still win. The Ascot victory, where Brown Jack surged to victory in the final stretch, cements his enduring legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
Wimbledon
Steve
Donoghue
Peter Pan
Victor Sasoon
Tye
Ascot
Brown Jack
Fords
Manush Slips to .398 Still Holds Big Lead
New York July 21 Heinie Manush of the Washington Senators slipped below the .400 mark but still led the league with a .398 average for the week. Bill Terry tops the National circuit with .644, Saul Waner close behind. Hob Johnson and Jimmy Foxx lead in home runs with 28 each, Mel Ott has 22. Vernon Gomez of the Yankees leads American pitchers with 11 wins and 3 defeats. Jerome Dean of the Cardinals widens NL lead with 17 victories and 3 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Heinie Manush
Washington
Hob Johnson
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Ott
Giants
Joop
Vernon Gomez
New York Yankees
Maric
Jerome Dean
St. Louis Cards
Standings and results from yesterday and today schedule
Yesterday results show Chicago 7 New York f 18 and St. Louis 7 Washington 4 Philadelphia 5 Metro Cleveland 5 Boston a National New York 11 Giacimnati J Sl Louis 9 Boston 1 International Baltimore 3 Newark 2 Toronto Montreal 2 Albany 4 Syracuse Today schedule includes New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Metro
Cleveland
Boston
National
Giacimnati
International
Baltimore
Newark
Torontos
Montreal
Albany
Syracuse
Detroit
National Chicagy
BL. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Datweit
HOS
St. Louie
Pittsburgh Boston
Cincinnati A
Luther Eighth in State Open Tourney
Witte MacFarlane the 1925 Open champion from Tuckshoe won the Pennsylvania Open at Oakmont CC, 284 aggregate a new low for the course and $700. Sam Parles tied for second with Perry Del Vecchio after top scores, with $238 each. Espinosa and Wild Bill Horn, Shute, Eldred and Lather tallying top finishes and prizes in a strong field.
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United Press Aittsburgh
Witte MacFarlane
Tuckshoe
MacFarlane
Oakmont Country Club
Sam Parles
South Hills Country Club
Sec
Perry del Vecchio
Greensburg
Momney
Wild Billelhorn
al Espinosa
Mellor
Louisville
Espinosa
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Vincent Eldred
Highland
Ted Lather
Valley Heights
Allstar Game PGA Tourney Entry List Read Like Who's Who
The July report outlines a “must” item for the season as magnates resist an all star game while fans crave the event. The piece notes star players and managers reluctant to participate, the lost scheduling impact, and the Polo Grounds crowding excitement, including Hubbell’s innings and a major interest surge in the game.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
World Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hig
Allstar
Terry
Giants
Hubbel
Hubbell
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Lefty Gomez
Red Rufing
Acus
Gam Burns
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Herw
Atepel
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Yesterday's Heroes Hit by Fos Triumphs in Narrow Win
Timmy Fos delivered a solo homer powering the Athletics to a comeback victory over the Tigers. Tex Carleton started for the Cards as 20 players were listed to face him, reflecting a busy roster note for yesterday's game.
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Timmy Fos
Tigers
Tex Carleton
Spartans Clash With Independents in Sparta Afternoon
The Spartans clash with the Independents at Sparta in a drought affected effort. The Village of Sheffield faces water issues, the drought hampering reservoir feeding and lawn care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Ali Garland
Sparta Sinisay
Sheffield
Current Swing West Fatal to Eastern Teams
The current swing through the midlands sees Eastern clubs faltering against the West. Detroit, Cleveland, and St. Louis lead the pack while Philadelphia, Boston, and New York struggle. Luke Appling and Jimmy Foxx highlighted daily results as the pennant chase tightens.
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Theon Wright
United Press
New York
Mississippi
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Actians
Red Sox
Brownies
Washington
White Sox
Yanks
Luke Appling
Cohlan
Jimmy Foxx
Bob Johnson
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia
Giants
Tex Carleton
Boston
Carleton
Ieee
Wally Berger
Jeane Udinth
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Steel operations rise in Mahoning Valley plants to 35 per seat
Dera YoungstownJune 21 Operations in Mahoning Valley steel mills will rise to 35 per seat of capacity next week, up three points. The Ohio works at Carnegie Steel adds an open hearth and blast furnace, while Sharon Steel Hoop Co resumes two finishing mills boosting output.
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Dera Youngstown
Mahoning
Valley Steel Mills
Ohio Works
Carnegie Steel
Sharon Steel Hoop Co
Champs Falls to Presbyterians 10 5 in Tight Tilt
The St. Thomas nine, reigning champions, suffered a narrow 10 to 5 defeat last night as Presbyterians pulled ahead with a late surge. Batteries listed include Scolt Russ Petra Kinley and Jordan Hoot Days Anderson. Officials and team notes appear in the fragmented scoreboard, reflecting a rough, low‑gloss game summary.
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St. Thomas
Presbyterians
Hire Belvallen Aviny Yur
Fenie
Presbytérians
St Thomas
Scolt Ani Russ
Petra and Kinley
Sylvalion Army
Corry Adverts Restrict Men and Trainers
A fragmented 1940s newspaper item notes a local advertising notice in Corry detailing a pricing structure at $2.50 per unit or item and referencing restrictions. It mentions age and trainer considerations in a terse line, reflecting an era ad style. The readable fragment emphasizes pricing and restricted access.
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Vening
Corry
Satu West HO
Manush
Bedient
Hugh Bediént
Falconer
Jamestown Club
Celcron Park
Jeek
Warren
Warren Winnig
Jamestown
Celorol
Joe Kirkwood
Ttle
B. L. Anderson
Royal Canalian Golf Association
Kirkwood
United States Customs Office
Black Rock
Sixto Micobar
Montreal Athletic Commission
Three Rivers
Que
Armiant Vincent
Eugene Hilat
France
Johnny Kang
Midget Wolgast
Escobar
Seagram
Joe Ie ‘Ken
Pete Sanstol
Rodolpho
Baby
Gasanga
Mexico
Montreal Commission
Waner
Gomez
Dean
Luther
Gene Sarazen
Buffalo
Leo H. Petersen
N.Y
Rifino Park Ghb
Reassike
Isl
Gene Sarayet
EU- Tope
Mefeill Ts Laurels
Bavazey
Rydeley
Billie Burke
Olio Dutra
Leagel
Dudley Walter Hagen
Paul Bunyan
Densmore Shute
Horb Smith
Craig Woon
Bem
AML
Dutra
Sarazen
Harry Coysen
Givnng
Wither
al Wiatrolti
Mortie Dutra
Willie Goggin
Joan Manion
Willie Macfarlane
Tom Golden
Bill Melhorn
Charles Lace
AS Houghton
Tom Creavy
Tommy Armour
Johnny Warrell
Burnie Loos
Banle
Conrse
Cubs
Mahoning Valley
Jack Lords
Pirehes
Tche
AES
Fami Torky
Sit Steeours
Wubbewls
Selb
Sfells
DOANE
West Main St. Phony
Carr
Aso Romage
Con
Twee Diy
Clures
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