Red Sox Rally In Nine To Edge Yankees In Tight Open
United Press reports Boston gains on New York with a 4 1 win as Pickering drives in Warstler on a ninth inning single after Babe Ruth pinch hits. Marty McManus says Boston showed improvement and outfield defense while pitching remains a weakness. Pirates top Phillies 3 2 as Waner and Praynor return, boosting lead in NL standings.
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Yesterday’s Scones and Today’s Games In Baseball
A jumble of scores lists American entries with teams including Philadelphia New York Washington Detroit and Chicago Cleveland. Today's schedule shows matchups Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Boston with several typos and unclear details.
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Cravotta Reaches Ring Semifinals in Olympic Trials
In San Francisco on July 22, Charlie Cravotta of Uniontown Pennsylvania defeated Ren Tien White of Honolulu weighing 149 and a half pounds, securing a spot in the 147 pound semi finals. WRESTLING RESULTS: At Paterson Lewis of Kentucky defeated Mike Romman and Herbie Meseman of New York among others. at Dayton Kilonis of Dasfon defeated Cyclone Burns.
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Boxing proposals from France praised as crowd driven justice
Henry McLemore notes boxing reform talk after the Chocolate Berg bout. He cites Marseilles fans uprooting seats and threatening officials to enforce a majority verdict, arguing the French method shows decisive crowd power over judges. The piece critiques boxing governance amid calls for change and favors a strong centralized plan.
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U S Athletes Overworked Claims Swiss Star
United Press reports Dr. Paul Martin, Swiss captain, says US athletes are overworked and undertrained ahead of the 1932 Olympics. He cites Frank Wykoff’s poor Palo Alto showing and notes Americans lack proper exercise and massage. Martin, 81, notes long careers and doubts US distance program longevity.
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Corry Boxers Set for Erie Card Tonight
Four Gerry amateurs will box on the Erie program. George Miketa Mike Miketa Walter Latos Vince Reynolds will face opponents as Austin Dempsey accompanies the Corry Athletic Club. Miketa brothers feature among the lineup with Reynolds making a hopeful debut. Reynolds lost but showed promise in his initial bout.
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Carl Coates Hall of Fame feat tallies in win
Carl Coates of the Spartansburg Merchants struck out 16 Hydetown batters and allowed no earned runs as Sparta defeated Hydetown 6 to 0. G Nellis and Antill pitched for the opponents. Staskiewicz caught for Sparta and Prody caught for Hydetown.
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Nameless Nine boxing trials trim field to 8 finalists
Thirty two hopefuls remain in the U S Olympic light heavyweight trials after last nights cuts. Petey D Alejandro and James Perrin advanced, while Joe Cluttring beat Davis Stoop and Jamie Avon defeated Johnbeni to narrow the field.
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Tilden Favored To Retain Pro Title
Chicago July 22 The draw for the National Professional Tennis championships at Lake Shore Country Club was set to be made today. The nine day event begins Saturday with William T. Tilden of Philadelphia the favorite to defend his title. Strong challengers include Hans Nusslein of Germany and Vincent Richards the runner-up last year.
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Athletics to Play Exhibition at Dunkirk July 29
Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics will face the Dunkirk Blackbirds in an exhibition game at Dunkirk Pri day on July 29. It marks the first appearance of a 2% major league team in Chautauqua county this season.
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Mile a Minute Marty Gosh Damned Limits
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City Net Title at Stake in City Championship
Tennis honors of the city hinge on a match between Rev G L Boyd of Littleholder al Malyin Gurbbett and Seo'elock on the Ilwyunle Club court for the city championship. Finalists from last year may challenge the champion Ray in a closely contested bout, with supporters predicting a hard fought title outcome.
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Corry Pal Antilogia Becomes Aim At Olympic Trials
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