Locals Aim to Win Second Round Bunting Showdown
Finch Billiards face Wesleyville in a decisive second round of the Els County Baseball League at Junior High field this afternoon. Ace Jarl Costes opposes Lefty Scott in a likely pitching duel as Finchies seek support from returning players Stroup Long and Gilson to secure a playoff bid and rally fan interest.
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License Revoked for Max Schmeling by New York Commission
United States press reports state the New York State Athletic Commission revoked the licenses of Max Schmeling and two of his seconds Joe Jacobs and Will McCarey. The action signals heightened control over Schmeling’s planned Madison Square Garden bout and warns venues and promoters against dealings with him. Authorities indicated similar measures could target any person or organization involved with Schmeling’s activities, as Garden president William S. Godfrey reported no immediate comment.
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Bevy
Madison Square Garden
William Z. Gatéy
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Commission
Baseball Standings and Highlights From Local League Action
Corry outfielders Tipton and Corry led the league in batting, while Wesleyville's Scott posted a 648 average in eleven straight games. Chicago Cubs beat Phillies 16 to 4 as Klein homered, Pirates rallied to 9 6 over Red Sox, and New York dropped fourth straight in St Louis 4 3.
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Alan
Aftwon Edries
Hendershot
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Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago
Lia
Chik Klein
Pirates face injuries in lineup amid tense pennant race
Pittsburgh suffers multiple hurt players after a collision with Boston at Forbes Field. Waner and Grantham join Burleigh Grimes on the casualty list as the Pirates fight to stay in National League contention. French tennis upsets and boxing notes fill the rest of the page with updates on Cochet Borotra Lott and rising welterweight Jack Fields.
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Dantel Bush
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Big Bill
Jéan Boroiis
George Lott
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Burotta Lacoste
Brugnon
Diegel Leads in Canadian Open Final 30 Holes
Montreal July 27 Leo Diegel 1828 line stake led a field of 170 into the final 30 holes of the Canadian Open as he held a one stroke edge over Tommy Armour after a 67 yesterday and a 70 earlier. Corry, junior baseball title contender, and other local items include Melegion exoneration and former Mayor William J. Simpson’s death in Olean.
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Ilne
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Tommy Armut
William J. Simpson
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Jom McGraw
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Cubs Fight Spirit Keeps Cubs In Pennant Chase
Chicago Cubs surge in early July show resilience and clutch hitting as they erase deficits and win four straight after returning to North Side. Rogers Hornsby’s leadership and teammate rivalry with Joe McCarthy drive a fighting, rallying club spirit, keeping them near the top of the league standings.
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Second Round Erie County League Games Listed
Officials publish the second round schedule for the Erie County Base ball League. The series includes matches across Wesleyville, Corry, Girard, Union City, Albion, North East and Talon City from July 27 through September 8 with multiple doubleheaders and Labor Day contests noted.
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Talon City
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Mandell Struggles With Weight Before Canzoneri Bout
In Chicago on July 27, lightweight champion Sammy Mandell faces a hard cut to make 135 pounds for his August 2 defense against Conny Canzoneri. Mandell weighs nearly five pounds over the limit and workers vow to shed the excess as Canzoneri trains to exploit Mandell’s reach with body punching in the camp.
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Chicago
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Mandell
Guo
Cony Canzoneri
Ge Canzoner
Ita
Sparta to meet Plumer in third clash this season
Spartansburg Macyauucurs head to Lake Canadohia to face Plumer Nina on Sunday for their third meeting this season. The Venkago county Boys held a 1 to 0 lead when rain halted play, and in the second encounter Sparta won 4 to 0. Mort is expected to start for the Spartans.
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Lake Canadohia
Venkago County Boys
Spartanasburg
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Mort
Spartans
Yesterday's hero Wells leads NY to 8–0 win over Bt Leidy
Td Wells of New York pitched a shutout allowing eight hits as the batterymate Bill Dickey contributed two hits in support. The victory featured strong offensive help and a decisive 8 to 0 score.
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Td Wells
New York
Bt. Leidy
Bill Dickey
Kaufmann to Defend Title at National Links
New York July 27 United States Golf Association announced pairings for the national public links event at Forest Park in St. Louis. The field of 144 includes defending champion Carl Kaufmann of Pittsburgh and other top contenders as the championship unfolds.
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Forest Park Course
St. Louis
United States Golf Association
Carl & Kaufmann
Pittahurst
Postponed Hoover aims naval build up and citrus outbreak image
Postponed items report Hoover and Kellogg peace plan details amid naval expansion debate. Discussion covers construction of keels, American strength, and potential delays to future shipbuilding plans. Also notes citrus trust infestation in Florida with widespread crop impact and federal efforts to halt spread.
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Kellogg
MacDonald
Keele
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