Warren Merchants Eye Round One in Interstate League
The Warren Merchants aim for a second round in the Interstate Baseball League as local fans spotlight southpaws. Notes mention Jamestown, Moonville, and Corry teams with various players and exhibitions, plus golf, tennis, and boxing tidbits from the era. The column highlights upcoming Mill Village clash and local sports figures like Charley Blowers and Roger Hornsby's contract.
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Warren Merchants
St. Marys Colts
Charley Blowers
Warren Finger
Jamestown Oroles
Johnny Walthus
Duda
Gil City Independents
Gene Sarazen
Joe Kirkyyood
Jamestown
Benny Kraffert
Titusville
Howard Holmes
Moonbrook
Golf Wizards
Acku
Mendville
Keystones
Mooniville
George Dixon Morris
Deal
Kingland
Loughran May Abandon Ring To Tour World
United Press reports Tommy Loughran, once top light heavyweight, near retirement after a hard 10 round loss to Johnny Risk at Mills Stadium. The Philadelphia Irishman, 31, pondered an extended world tour as his ring days appear over after 14 years in the prize ring.
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United Press
Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia Adonis
Loughran
Mills Stadium
Johnny Risk
Philadelphia
Tve
Jack Sharkey
Tommy
Standings and Yesterday’s Scores From Regional Baseball Cards
Yesterday results include American league games Washington over Philadelphia in rain Detroit nine St Louis one Cleveland seven Chicago one New York two four Boston. National league St Louis four Cincinnati two New York one four Brooklyn four. International standings Baltimore Jil Newark five four Dorsey City five three Albany two Toronto two eight Montreal one five Buffalo six Rochester five. Today’s slate features New York at Washington Philadelphia, Boston, St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago Chicago at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia.
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New York
Giants
Blaine
Gonvex
Hubbell
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
George Edie
Boston Braves
Roger Hornsby
Browns
Lee Shoemaker
Butler
Lee
Pennsylvania
Cliff Bliss
Melvin Bobbett
Mount Gretna
Tony Toy
Gienni Barker
Worl
Third Avehale
Ritire
Corry
Faleget
Pattle
Faik Grounds
Hugh Bedlent
Jamestown Spiders
Butkford and Wekert
Corry Battery
Hollis Canon
Meadville
Titusville
Gerry
Conneaut Lake
Ted Trent
Union City
Spartansburg
Corry Athlétic Clb
General Electric
G. Beeball Park
Hije
Diliirk Boys
Boon Brown
Stanford Hoge Minshvall
Merncial
FidIig
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicaga
Boston
National St Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
International Baltimore
St Louis
Chicago
National
New York Bee
Detroit Ie
Louis
New York c
St. Lows
Brookdlyn
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Washington Senators
Yankees
Yanks
Dlevenstars
Fenway Park
Bostonians
Lefty Gomez
Bob Welland
Willis Hudlin
White Sox
Tdians
Joe Heying
Silles
Herbert
Tommy Bridges
Bion Hogsett
Gehringer
Fox
Tigers
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Phillies
Mel Ott
George Davis
Johnny Vergex
Ott
Oie
Schumacher
Bell
Verge
Blondy Ryan
Joe Hutcheson
St Louis Cardinals
Frannie Frisch
Reds
Fourto
Place
Hallahan
Mooney
Ring
Derringer
Yankees and Senators open crucial four game series
Washington tied for AL lead with New York as the Senators and Yankees begin a pivotal four game set in the nation’s capital. The doubleheader split by New York at Fenway Park capped a busy day as both clubs chase the pennant, with Giants, Cubs, and Cardinals also in action across the leagues.
Stanford Mushers Win Extra Inning Battle
Stanford Hose Company mushball team edged the Associated Gas and Electric squad 19 to 15 in extra innings after a prior rout. Keerer and Blynt led singing, Babe Haenel handled receiving, with the next game slated for Waterford on August 5 at the ice county picnic.
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Associated Gas & Electric
Stanford Hose Company
Foyal
Wally
Keerer
Blynt
Babe" Haenel
Tae Stanforda
Waterford
Grant Upsets Net Tourney In Beating Wood
Seabright invitational tennis semifinals feature a series of upsets as Bryant Grant of Atlanta defeats trophy holder Sidney B. Wood of New York to advance. Francis Shields of New York, former Davis Cup star, awaits in the men's semifinals. In the women's semis, Baroness Maud Leys of New York faces Miss Sarah Palfrey of Brookline, Maks. Palfrey upset Alice Marble of California, No. 7 nationally, while Baroness Leys beat Virginia Rice of Boston. Frankie Parker, a 17-year-old Milwaukee standout, drew Gregory Mangin of Newark in the other men's semifinal, with Miss Hollen Jacobs of Berkeley and Mrs Josephine Cruikshanks of Santa Ana set for the second women's semi.
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Ey Vue Seabright
N. J. Bly
Bryant Grant
Atlanta
Sidney B. Wood
New Yor
Francis Shields
New York
Seabright
Calif
Josephine Cruitkshams
Santa Ana
Johnny Farris Battles Junior Champion in Kansas City
Johnny Farris was badly beaten by junior welterweight champion Bayley Ross in a New York bout that ended in the sixth round after a nose and eye cut opened. The fight, billed as a junior welterweight clash, saw the referee halt action as the Cleveland Italian appeared unable to continue. Separate results from New York and Montréal feature Frankie Hallgren and Pete Sanstol recording wins, while Bud Sigorelli and Sam Portnoy also fought notable bouts in the same card.
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United Press
Kansas
Gupy
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Tobny Kane
Tony
Ross
New York
Chicago
State Athletic Commission
Cleveland
Moss
Craizoni Eri
Hans Hirkie
Germany
Frankie Eolgren
Cheyenne
Bob Olin
Brooklyn
Sam Portnoy
Bud Sigoreili
Bayridge
Roy Frisco
Montréal
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Peta DeGrasso
Reinstates Carnera Opens Way for Fight
The State Athletic Commissioner lifted the suspension on heavyweight champion Primo Carnera and his manager Billy Duffy after a reinstatement application and Boyle’s recommendation. The decision allows Carnera to operate in Pennsylvania and hints at a possible title defense before the outdoor season ends. In another bout, Panama’s St Louis-Davy Abad outpointed Allen Whitlow.
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Union Cress
Philadelphia
Primo Carrera
Billy Duffy
Pennsylvania
Carnera
Duffy
Leon Lee
Francis Connelly
Commission
Havey Boyle
Pittsburgh
Athletic Commission
St. Lowis
Davy Abad, Panama
Allen Whitlow
Phoenix, Ariz
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Jim Mooney
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Guud Housekeeping Institute Bureau
Plasafe
Flower's
Salada
Lakeview
Hershey's
Crisco
Chipso Lge
Penn-Rad
Fancy Elberta
Lowboy
Philco Compact
Philco
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Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Gorry, Pa
Corry Publish
Arthur Co
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