Garden Drops Heavies In '30 Ring Program
Boxing column reports Madison Square Garden planning heavyweight era changes with Willis Canipolo and Jack Sharkey stalling for pay. Upcoming bouts feature Jack (Kid) Ber and Sid Chocolate, Young Jack Thompson vs Jimmy McLarnin, and Singes vs Bite Winks. Negotiations push for title fights while plans for August through September cards unfold.
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Bite
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Chocolate
Don Fehls
Thompson
McLarnin
Abe Gordon
Ray Alvis
Pour-Ball Tourney At Tom Thumb Course Ends in Tragedy
A local pour-ball tournament at Tom Thumb Course ended with a fatal accident when a force caused a fall. immediate medical aid arrived too late. Witnesses, including Mrs. Mubel Larson, reported the incident as responders rushed to assist. Names and scores from the event appeared in partial listings, reflecting a crowded evening.
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Mubel Larson
bicIati
Meda Shiai
Tunloes
Don Pay
Richmond Township
Walt
Avis
Ain
Robins and Cubs in hot duel for league lead
In a tight National League race the Robins and Cubs threaten the top spot as New York Giants press Chicago Cubs in a double header. A late season surge from Chicago and St Louis added drama while bullpen work and bold starting choices shaped the week’s results.
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Baseball scores chaos and late leads in doubleheader play
Giants rally to beat Cubs 6 1 in a shortened second game after the Giants trailed. Philadelphia shut out Pittsburgh 11 3 as Collins homered twice and drove in three. Detroit toppled Philadelphia 6 6 with Uhies two RBI pinch single in the eighth. Browns beat Washington 3 1 as Coffman hurled, Cleveland took two from New York 6 5 and 6 6 in sloppy defense with 19 errors. Boston defeated Chicago 4 2 as Henry excelled and Cissell misplayed a double play ball.
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Alex Metzier
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Ryan Gaves
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Cissell
Ted Luther in match against Hagen Armour at Corry County Club
Amateur golf events at Corry County Club feature Ted Luther paired with Frank Bloom of Pilishuket in an 18 hole match against Walter Warren and Tommy Armour at Conneauthake course on Sunday August 1. Exhibition promises notable players and photos, with plans for the event to draw a large local audience.
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Hagen-Armour
Pelt Luther
Corry Country Club
Frank Bloom
Pilishuket
Walter Farren
Tommy Armour
Enorig
Corry
Lis Yyuele
Leriod
Coline
Kir Jrood
Flin Fisher
Ctair Wirren Ainatchin
Ilewood
Lhe Corry
Paddy Harmon Crashes Victim Honored By Industry Leaders
Chicago industry leaders planned funeral rites for Patrick T. Harmon known as the Tex Rickard of the Midwest after a car crash killed him. His wife May remained critically injured, with semi public services expected. Harmon built Chicago Stadium, funded athlete programs and annual Christmas parties for city children. He was born in the Veeder street gas house district 58 years ago and rose from newsboy to sports magnate.
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United Press
Chicago
Patrick T
Paddy) Harmon
Tex Rickard
Midwest
Harmon
May
Bucy
Stadium Corporation
Veeder Street
Moe favorite to keep Western Amateur title
Dun Moe of Portland, Oregon, is favored to retain his Western Amateur crown as contenders begin the first round at Beverly Country Club. Veterans Chick Evans and Slokuny Leman chase upsets, while Armstrong and Couch lead medalist contenders with 71s and 72s. Lloyd Nordstrom misses by a stroke with 72, and Moe gains automatic exemption from qualifying as defending champion.
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United Press
Chicago
Dun Moe
Portland
Lihman
Armstrong
Couch
Cysil Tolley
Chempion
George Dawson
Rudy Knepper
Toventen
Lloyd Nordstrom
Davenport
Hell
Moz
Golf by Plane Is New Sport in New Jersey
In Long Branch New Jersey on July 30 at Long Branch Country Club a novel golf by airplane event will feature players from the New Jersey State Aviation Commission and local professionals. Notable participants include George Sullivan Lone Bratch and Man O'Loughran as they compete for the lowest total strokes in a flight aided round.
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Denver boxing results headline from July night
In Denver Colorado Chelstener 199 pounds stops George Manley 174 pounds in round two while in St Paul Minnesota Tut 140 pounds stops George Baldue 138 pounds in 50 seconds of round one and Sullivan 148 pounds defeats Vince Dim itce 153 pounds on points over ten rounds in a newspaper decision.
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Corry Girls Win 11 10 at Union City in slugfest
Union City hosted a lively softball clash as Corry girls edged Union City 11 to 10 behind strong hitting from Polka Dots and solid defense. Johnson and Griffth contributed key plays while Soper and Henry sparked the offense in a tight, late-inning scramble.
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Billiards Tie Sees Ajax Winch Rivalry Shift
Putt Kinmey tossed against Charley Keefer, pushing the two former leaders into a unit for the ladder as the circuit moves toward the final match for the championship. The Hixson Delivery team remains atop the American loop with only one loss in fifteen starts, while the Corry Jamestown patrol trails with five defeats. The Shuiinopi Painters won again last night to keep the feud alive in the International League.
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