Giants Fall to Cubs in 15 Inning Heartbreaker
United Press reports a dramatic 15 inning loss as the New York Giants drop to Chicago Cubs. Stan Hack delivered a two bagger after Jurges singled in the 15th, giving the Cubs a 1 0 lead. Hubbell pitched six hits in relief as the Cubs pulled a game closer in the standings. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 7-3 in the opener. Phillies 6-1 in the second. Cardinals edged Dodgers 1 0 with Terry Moore scoring on Miami's wild throw. Yankees split with White Sox to hold a one game AL lead. Red Buffing pitched six innings before shoulder strain ended his bid.
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ITUSVILLE IN 3.2 VICTORY OVER CORECOLL AT CARTER FIELD
Titusville wins 3 2 over Corecoll Oil City at Carter Field in a hard fought contest. Russ Cassett throws seven innings of relief to clinch the game after a ninth inning gift run. Bill Hobu started for Titusville and was relieved after two errors loaded the bases.
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St Louis Routs Fans With Seven Hits Night Cap
Detroit ends seven game slide by beating Philadelphia 7-6 and 7-3. Hank Greenberg hits his 29th homer with bases loaded to cap a big rally in the fifth inning of the opener.
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Norristown Tee Star Wins Pennsylvania Golf Title
Hershey, Pa July 7 Douglas Bradley a 28 year old Norristown golfer won the Pennsylvania Public Golfers Association championship at Hershey Park Golf Club edging Hershey s Joe Spesak by one stroke on the final hole The dramatic finish featured Br adley sinking a par four after landing eight feet from the cup to seal the title in a driving rain with over 125 pay as you play golfers in the field.
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Yesterday's Hero Stanley Hack Delivers Cubs Win
Stanley Hack, Chicago Cubs third baseman, collected four singles and a double and drove in the winning run as Chicago defeated the Giants.
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Bracken Dominates Top Match in Corry Meet
Corry's tenniaeam Bracken defeated Waterford star Ted Treat 6 3 7 5 in singles, then teamed with Doc Whipgo to win 6 2 6 2 in doubles. Melvin Cobbett beat Dean Schlosser 6 4 7 5, with Cobbett and Powers taking other doubles 6 4 6 2 as Corryttes claim the top meet and announce a Mayville trip.
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Warren Moose Over Spiders at Jamestown Twilight Game
Warren Moose defeat Jamestown Spiders 6 to 1 before a large crowd at Cel leron Park. Hines, former St Louis Cardinals pitcher, baffled the Spiders while Rusty McKain struggled, leaving in the fifth. Don Kofad argued with the umpire in the seventh as a Warren baser crossed from third.
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Eagles Open Training Camp in West Chester
The Philadelphia Eagles begin training at West Chester State Teachers College with 92 players seeking berths for the National League season. Only 16 candidates played for the Birds last year as the squad trains for a month ahead of the August 24 meeting with the Eastern college All-Stars at Temple Stadium.
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First Round Matches in Handicap Meet This Week
Thirty two golfers compete this week in the Presidents Cup handicap meet at Corry Country Club with pairings announced. The field is split into two brackets with winners advancing to the cup final and losers in the first round moving to a consolation event.
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National tennis field set for championships at Boston and Forest Hills
New York July 25 Strong field announced for the national tennis championships includes Wimbledon finalists Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs. Jacobs doubtful to compete due to ankle injury. Moody en route from England. International entrants from Australia England France Poland join U S players Alice Marble Sarah Palfrey Van Ryan Marjorie Van Ryn Dorothy Bundy Gracyn Wheeler and Helen Pedersen. Doubles to be held at Longwood Boston August 22-27 and singles at Forest Hills September -->
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results Summary
American and National leagues show scores with teams like New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston and St Louis. International and American Association entries list Buffalo, Montreal, Rochester, Toronto, Newark, Baltimore, Toledo, and Louisville. Today's games include Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston.
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Corry Golfer Aids Warren Triumph in 231 to 0 Victory
Miss Mary Gillette of Corry played for Conenango Valley Country Club as Warren defeated Moon Brook Country Club of Jamestown 231 to 0 at Warren last week. The Warren team will meet Wanango Country Club at Ol City.
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Yarosz Conn Clash Tonight at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh boxing fans await a 15 round middleweight showdown between Teddy Yarosz former world champion and Billy Conn at Forbes Field. The fighters met twice last year with close results and strong rematches suggesting a decisive outcome could settle who is the top district middleweight. Yarosz seeks a return to form after losing the title to Babe Risko in 1935 and aims to derail Conn’s rising profile in a bid to prove supremacy.
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Galento Fights for Breath as Pneumonia Strikes
Orange New Jersey July 25 enry Galento faced a crisis today in his battle with bronchial pneumonia. The 24 year old No 1 heavyweight contender received two blood transfusions to bolster resistance and remains in an oxygen tent with condition improving slightly since Friday night hospital admission. Snead Wins Chicago Open in Final Round
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Plans for heavyweight challenger tournament announced
Mike Jacobs announced a fall to spring heavyweight challenger tournament to force a title fight with Joe Louis. Louis preferred a September bout. Jacobs aims to finalize arrangements this week. Ex-titleholder Maxie Baer is named as a likely opponent, pending talks with Louis managers Julian Juck and John Roxborough.
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Penn net star Victor wins junior tennis title
Victor Selxas of Penn Charter defeated Bil Vogt of Upper Darby to win the boys title in a junior tournament at Philadelphia. Earlier results show Bell's University of Pennsylvania net star defeating Dick McGee of Miami in a two-set final 6-0 6-0 1-8 6-0 6-0. Dayton doubles victory noted with 8-1 and 12-11 scores.
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