Yankees Show Little Evidence Of Slump Hold Ten Game Lead
New York, July 45 United Press reports the Yankees, despite injuries to Dickey Ruth and Combs, overwhelmed the A's 9 to 3 behind Vernon Gomez in their 17th win of the season. They hold a ten game lead on the Indians as they begin a western trip. Joe Sewell collected five hits, including a homer, in a potent seventh inning rally. In the N L, Pirates and Cubs split a twin bill as Len Warneke earned his 11th victory for the Cubs. The wire recap describes a day of baseball with high scoring games and notable performances across the majors.
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Connie Mack
Walter Johnson
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Washington
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Joe McCarthy
Bill Dickey
Babe Ruth
Lefty Grove
Gomez
Sinnetop Indians
Joe Sewell
Tuscaloosa
Robert Moses Grove
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Cubs
Chicago
Len Warneke
Boston
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Cincinnati
Danty Vance
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Eigit
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn
United States boxing team to the Olympic games named
Eight amateur champions and four alternates selected after final tryouts. Named athletes include A A U flyweight Louie Saliva, bantam Joseph Lang, feather John Hines, Nat Bor, lightweight Edward Flynn, welter Carmen Barth, middle John Miller, and light heavyweight. Alternates include Perrin, Martin, Muscavelio, McCarpon, Cragotta, Caserio, Hranteis, and Hill.
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United Press
San Francisco
United Stated
Los Angeles
A. A
Fiat
Amazeus
United States
Louie Saliva
Brooklyn
Joseph Lang
San Pranejsco
John Hines
San Pedro
Calif
Nat Bor
Pall River
Mass
Edward Flynn
New Orleans
Carmen Barth
Cleveland
John Miller
Detroit
Jus Perrin
Jinmy Martin
New York
Anthony Muscavelio
James MiéCarpon
Somerville
Charles Cragotta
Uniontown
Fred Caserio
Chicago
Homer Hranteis
San Prangises
Doylas Hill
New Sorleans
Indians Move to New Stadium Attracting Big Attendance
The Cleveland Indians will move to a colossal new stadium set along Taike Front next Sunday to host the Philadelphia Athletics in a game expected to draw a record crowd. The article details stadium capacities, dimensions, and facilities, along with local sports notes including minor league results and player movements.
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Locals Rally Late to Beat Tidionte in Scrap
In a tense game the Tidionte Independents were edged 6 to 5 as locals staged rallies in the eighth and ninth frames. Cobbett powered the Merchants with four hits, Hendershot led the late charge, and Peggy McGinty delivered a key single to seal the comeback.
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Tan Peggy
Cobbett
Mers Slenants
Greening
Tidionte Independents
UB team defeats Albion in extra inning battle at fairgrounds
The Nites crewmen weekly Joi nily defeated the Albion team in a Saturday-afternoon ball game at the fairgrounds. The game went to extra innings with UB winning 15 to 14. Janksim and Kightlinger starred for the Corry line with Gretaler in the batting lineup.
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Fairgrounds
Janksim
Kightlinger
Corry
Gretaler
Wel Bat
French Favored 2-1 Over U S Net Stars in Davis Cup
France leads the United States two to one after a tight interzone final as Millworth Viney and Dan tel Prenn delivered pivotal wins for the Americans and French stars Cochet Hosulray and Regius Biagio were noted for strong play in Paris amid expectations of a French sweep.
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Germany
France
Unite Press
Paris
Teuton
A Mericans
Rene Combinaton
Millworth Viney
Basnena
United States
Gann Gottfried von Cronin
Dantel Prenn
Til
Sthletes
Amerionary
Ene Cochet
Jean Hosulray
Regius
Biagio
Asl
Cort Lian Bours
Rene la Coste
Frage
Reynolds Edges Erie Fighter In Amateur Show
Reynolds defeats Burton Leopold in a bustling Erie amateur boxing program at the General Electric Athletic Association event. Corry lads shined with three wins as 2,000 fans packed the ballpark and observers praised the City’s standout performances.
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Eri
Corry
General Electric Athletic Association
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Vince Reynolds
Burton Leopold
Reynolds
Shate
Kile
Eric Times
GW. B.A
Fnr
Dispatch-Herald
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Uiree
Corry Brothers
George
Mike Miketa
Snooky" Coole
Mike
Ralph Vommero
Hare
Walloping
Corey
Winetat
Reyholds
Witoed
Ad Burl Leupold
Walter Latos
Frankie Schwarta
Alice
Equipoise May Stop Entering Handicap Races
Chicago July 25 strong possibility emerged that the two time champion horse Equipoise would enter no more handicap races. Whitey was reported to have decided after Equipoise lost a nose to Plucky Play in the Arlington handicap race, carrying 134 pounds against its rivals. Future entries would be weight for age races only.
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Gricago
Wavipoise
Cornelus Vanderbilt
Whitey
Equipoise
Tilden Moves To Third Round In National Tennis
In Chicago 1931 second round action saw Tilden and Kreuger of Pittsburgh advancing. Richards beat Murphy 6-4 6-8 6-2. Bagby fell to Tilden 6-2 6-8 6-2. Nassiem and Zozelun posted wins amid tough play.CANADOHTAS BEATEN by Gréonville Athursts 9-2.
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Wiards
Warren Kreuger
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Richards
Robert Murphy
Forest Hills
William Tilden II
Phil Bagby
Kanausi City
Grd
Hans Nassiem
Germany
Anad
Karl Zozelun
Ceuch
Old Timers Hold Interest In Nine Inning Tilt At Athletic Field
Saturday afternoon the Old Timers faced the Merchants at Athletic Field in a nine inning battle that drew a siged crowd. The Merchants won 41 to 8 as Jim Maloney pitched for the Old Timers and Charley Keating and others saw action, with Ames of Concord Lawnshiry delivering one of the game’s thrills with a sharp single in the ninth.
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Ile
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Oh City
Carmen Hill
Millers
Ryan
Spurs
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al Athletic Field
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Pogay
Baker
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SH Grumacki
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Athletic Field
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Old-Tiners
Charley Keating
Prof Long
Ernie Bachomer
Wesley Pearce
Frank DeLury
Tony Sproyers
Maloney
Gecius
Hasan
Athletis Feld Ahls
Peg” Ames
Concord
Jaime
Nameless Nine Fall to Union City Merchants in Weekend Action
Union City's Merchants edged the Nameless Nine 12 to 9 as Lay dominated with clutch pitching and Knapp led both sides with three hits. Earlier, Garland Independents defeated Nameless 10 to 7 despite sharp pitching from both sides. Coach Kramer of Erie was reported recovering in Baraboo Wisconsin after a speedboat accident on Lake Baraboo.
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Corky
Lay
Knapp
Stics
Nameless
Concord
Tannery
Vita
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Spears
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Garland
Spela
Yig
Doy Casey
Rodeshire
Swanson
Weschler
George
Rout Roswell
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Amateur Card At Titusville Card At Titusville
Snowing event announced for Titusville Tuesday evening features bouts at 130 pounds with Jimmy Glavk of Pilusville vs Jim MacGrath of Meadville and other mixed matchups including Robingus of Ol Oily against Woweler of Mebs plus Woodman fights and local notable names in a nightlife style amateur card.
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Jimmy Glavk
Pilusviile
Jim MacGrath
Meadville
Charles
Smoke
Robingus
Ol Oily
Hello Woweler
Mebs
Akle Pounds
Rusty Jordan
Pilati
Glenn Dunkle
Rocklund
K1 Pounds
Sarl Monroe
Pleasantville
Lit Nichols
Oil City
Red” Retfeld
Erie
Pune "Tid" Barron
Pitusville
Zitivsksi
Frankie Karnes
Cherrytrer
Pawl Barett
Corry Ev Published Di West South A D Arthur Colegy
Fragmented OCR yields a political commentary in which names such as Butler and Currier appear amid a discussion of speeches, national sentiment, and class issues. The text references a 9 term period and contrasts civilian and military roles. It implies debate over bonuses and public perception.
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