Jackie Fields Wins Title From Dundee On Foul
Jackie Fields defeats Joe Dundee to become the undisputed welterweight champion, the decision reached on a foul late in the fight. The bout, held at a Chicago Coliseum, drew a capacity crowd and sparked crowd disturbances after the eighth round amid excitement over Fields long fought left hand and punch power.
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Helen Wills Back in U S After European Triumphs
United Press reports tennis star Helen Wills returned to the United States aboard the Aquitania from Europe. Her Wimbledon and French title wins highlighted a successful invasion of European courts as members of the British Wightman Cup team accompanied the passengers. In Philadelphia, promoter Al Brown was suspended indefinitely by the Pennsylvania boxing commission for failure to appear at a bout.
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St James
Pitching Duel Promised In Wesleyville Game
Ne Pynch Billiards manager Wesley Pearce slated Carl Coates to start against Wesleyville in a key Erie County Baseball League first round clash. Coates faces possible Lefty Scott or Huffman brothers, with a battle expected as the Billiardités chase the second round title while Wesleyville seeks an upset to stay atop the circuit. Pearce’s squad drills focus on defense and timely hitting as players return from Mount Gretna duties for the Saturday showdown at Junior Bligh field.
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Standings and scores from yesterday and today games
Yesterday American League scores show Philadelphia 21 over Cleveland 3 and Chicago 3 over Washington 1 with rain postponements in other games. National League results include Cincinnati 14 over Boston 2 and Chicago 8 over New York with St Louis 10 over Philadelphia 3.
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France Wins First Singles For Net Title At Davis Cup
At Roland Garros in Paris on July 26, France's Henrick Cochet defeated William Tilden in straight sets 6-8 6-4 6-2, after Jean Horac beat George Lott in four sets 6-1 3-8 75.
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Clark Geiger in Washington Teuntein recovery update
Clark Geiger of USS Gulberks, connected to the Washington American Teuntein, is recuperating after an operation at the Chicano hips pitel Attaran. He joined Sehutera as manager on a prior date and has since faced health setbacks under Gritith's control. The context includes unclear references to contending and sports figures with sparse, tangled wording.
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Wilson's Heavy Hitting Again Wins for Cubs
Hack Wilson sparked Chicago to a third straight win over the New York Giants with two doubles and a homer, his third in two days. The Cubs moved within a half game of the Pirates as Halles and other stars shone, while rain delayed several two league games and other results trickled in.
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Barnes Leads In Canadian Open at Montreal
Long Jim Barnes shot 66 in the opening round of the Canadian Open at Me Kawawa Waki course in Montreal, three strokes ahead of next rivals Ernie Walker of Brockville Ontario and Tommy Armour of Detroit, with Billy Work of Westport New York among the early chasers.
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Hillboro News fragment echoes Genesis blame game
A blurred Hillboro News fragment reflects on the biblical Adam story with a temperate doubt about human nature and temptation, noting a throwaway line about bravado and responsibility while offering a wry, unsettled mood about moral choices.
Wage Cuts Hit Miners at Bail and River Coal Company
A July 26 notice states wages will drop August 4 at Stewarlaville and Mockinsville mines. Pick men fall from 5 to 4.50 dollars per day while machine men lose from 58 cents to 52.2 cents per ton. Reduced demand and stiff competition blamed for the reduction.
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Miner Fatally Hurt in Pittsburgh Mine Accident
Jacob Smith, 13, a minor, died from injuries after a fall at Montour No. 4 mine of the Pittsburgh Coal Company. The accident occurred July 26 as workers were operating at the Montour mine complex.
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Peculiar Phrase Way Down East Ties to New England
The note explains the term Way Down East as a peculiar expression common in New England and used by Winston from early times. It clarifies the phrase refers not only to Maine but often to New England as a region with no specific reason for the expression.
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Turbulent Day on Wall Street Sparks Mixed Gains
New York July 26 observed unsettled trading as mixed gains and losses appeared across blue chips. Bethlehem Steel rose on earnings while U S Steel and General Electric hit new highs, but robberies and a sharp money rate shift unsettled sentiment amid a heavy buying mood in select industrials.
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U.S. Steel
Unele Eben Inspires Curious Quote From Local Star
The Wisshlniston Star reports a whimsical remark from Unele Eben describing a quirky caller and a playful mispronunciation. The item highlights local speech and community humor in a brief syndicated style.
Corry Evens Purblabed Daily Era Article Preview
Corry Evens Purblabed Daily reports on Arthur Golegrove and Fred Kimb in a feature discussing railroad stock, national prosperity, and farm life. It mentions home building trends, energy needs, and plans for comfortable, compact living spaces with efficient heating and modern recreation features.
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