Today in Sport Roundup Nor Pelts And Local Boxing News
Reports note Aero A A facing finances with potential loss of star players Peggy and Squinn. Meadeville boxer Billy Miller headlines a Friday clash against Frank’s Dunst. Davis Cup timing delays Donald Budge turning pro. Montague golf tale ends with a spectacular drive. Bucky Walters hits .973 at midseason. Sharon track hosts August 11 sprint race featuring McDowell and Taylor.
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Donald Budge
United States
John Montague
Iby
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John
Montague
Beaver Valley Golfer Leads Junior Tourney
Billy Marti a year old Beaver Valley country club golfer moved into the match play rounds of the West match junior championship after winning medal honors in the 36 hole qualifier at Edgewood country club He led the field of twenty with a 154 total two strokes ahead of runner up Jack I of the Sewickley YMCA Ollshot 4 76 and an El Par was
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Billy Marti
Beaver Valley Country Club
Edgewood Country Club
Quartin
Jack I
Sewickley Y. M.C. A. Ollshot
Freddie Steele TKO’s Hobo Williams in eighth round
Middleweight contender Freddie Steele of Tacoma defeated Charles Hobo Williams by technical knockout in the eighth round of a ten round non title bout in Washington. Williams wilted under a battering body attack and was stopped after several knockdowns.
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Lnited Press
Washington
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Charles
Hobo)Williams
Willams
Tor
Steele
Tardeg Zome
First Warders Clinch Tie For Second In NYPA League
Raymonds rally from behind to beat Union City 4 3 in a key NYPA first division contest. Cassett and Johnson pace the Rays with sharp pitching and timely hits as Union City battles to force a playoff for second place with Falconer Merchants looming Friday.
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Figurt
Falconer’s Merchants
Falconer
Union
Erie
Toga
Raymonds
Unionites
Golf Pros Play in Chi Tourney
In Chicago at Medinah, D S open champion Ralph Guldaht led Ryder Cup teammates through a tough opening day of the $10,000 Chicago Open. With 208 professionals and 213 amateurs, only two players broke par. first prize of $3,000 awaits the final Sunday finish as crews struggle through the long course. First rounds start Friday and Saturday.
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Bn United Cross
Chicago
Ralph Guldaht
Medinah Country Club
Enries
Uis
Rays and Bees post double win over Cardinals in Union City
Ray Mueller and Lou Wette led Boston in a 12th victory with a two run second game. Dininng and Cassett contributed as Union City mixed hits and errors with Von Nieda and Parks homering.
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Rays
Sprover
Hendershot
Cassett
Dimiing
Whion City
Parks
van Nieda
Ray Mueller
Lou Wette
Rabbi Warsfler
Bees
John Lanning
Boston
St. Louis Cardinal
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Union
Sonny Staples
Falconer
Union City AB
Hoab Kuharski
Peg Barnes
Hamnike
Crandall
Raymonda
Landers
Sproveri
Baressi
von Nieda
Dodble
Cobbett
Walters
Johnson
Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues Worldwide
Yesterday's results include American standings with Cleveland 3 to 8 and Philadelphia 6 to 7, New York 6, St. Louis 8, Boston 10, Detroit 3, Washington 7, Chicago 3. National results show Chicago 4 to 6 and Philadelphia 1 to 0, Cincinnati 6, New Yorks 5, Boston 5 to 2, St Louis 1 to 1, Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 0. International games feature Toronto 3 to 2 over Newark, Buffalo 9, Jersey City and Montreal 6, Syracuse 8, Rochester 12, Baltimore 1.
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St. Louis
Boston
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Washington
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Streke
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Jill
Bosjton Red Sor
Detroit Tigers
Westing
White Sox
Deshony
Bob Weller
Shetballe
Tole
Athletics
Feller
Indians
Billy Conn Signs to Battle Corbett in San Francisco
Pittsburgh middleweight Billy Conn will fight young Corbett in San Francisco on August 18. Conn accepts 30 percent of the gate plus travel, and will depart August 3 after a bout with Ralph Chong in Youngstown.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jly
Billy Conn
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Conn
Diready
Ralph Chong
Youngstown
U S Favorite To Return Home With Davis Cup
London July 22 The United States faces a Davis Cup challenge round as a 15 favorite to restore the historic trophy to American soil for the first time since 1927. The American squad leans on Budge and Parker to win key singles and the doubles, with Pate likely to choose Parker over Grant after Grant's two defeats in the interzone final.
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London
United States
Henry Wilfred
Bunny
Austin Tadkles
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
Pate
Grant
Germany
Parker
Cubs Hold 2 Game Lead In National League
Chicago Cubs stretched a two game edge in the National League by sweeping two wins. They defeated the Phillies 4-1 and 6-0 as rivals Giants Pirates and Cardinals faltered. George Kirkley reports from New York on a day of strong pitching and clutch hits.
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Cassatt
Johnson
Cubs
George Kirkley
United Press
Sta
New York
Chicago Cubs
Towice
Glass Pirates
Cardinals
Giants
Pirates
Tenney Retains National Archery Title in Maryland
Jean A Tenney of Clear Spring Maryland won the 57th annual National Archery Association women's national championship here in Ilan castir Maryland with a combined 1926 points.
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Ilancastir
Jean A. Tenney
Clear Springs
American Association Scores Snapshot
Minneapolis 9 Milwaukee 8 Toledo 8 Louisville 2 Kansas City 17 2 St. Paul 410 reflect a quick league tally with varied results. The fragment lists teams and scores indicating a regional athletic or standings update from the era.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
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