Pirates Rally to Top Reds in Pennant Push
Pirates win sixth and seventh straight games as they close to three and a half games behind the New York Giants in the National League. Rallying late, Pittsburgh scored four runs in the ninth and five in the tenth to edge Cincinnati as Donie Bush’s club faltered. Pitching and defense bolster the surge, with Dizzy Dean’s era of dominance noted among other league chatter.
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Cards and Pirates Continue Winning Streaks
Cardinals surge to sixth straight win lifting them from fifth to third in the National League as they sweep a doubleheader from the Cubs. Howard Dean struck out 17, Jimmy Wilson 18 putouts, and Joe Medwick led a 12-0 assault with four hits. Pirates win again to stretch seven straight victories while Giants drop to second behind the Yankees.
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British win Davis Cup returns to England for first time since 1912
England regains the Davis Cup after defeating France who had held it for six years. Fred Perry and Bunny Austin starred in the victory over veteran Henri Cochet and rising defender Andre Merlin, delivering a decisive British triumph.
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Bunny Austin
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Andre Merlin
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Henri Gocket
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Charis Dixon
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Sports Parade Highlights From July Racing and Boxing News
United Press reports from New York detail Rockingham NH racing profits of 3.244 million in a 28 day season with bets concentrated in the $2 tier. Coverage notes Cape Cod semi pro league alums and notable figures like Jimmy McLarnin, Al Morelli’s return as referee, and various golf, tennis, and boxing mentions. The piece blends sport snippets from boxing to golf and motors through several unnamed events and personalities.
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Rosenbloom Meets Lewis In Week's Boxing Feature
World light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom travels to San Francisco for a non title 10 round bout with John Henry Lewis as part of a packed weekly boxing schedule. The card highlights include matches across cities from New Orleans to Philadelphia with numerous lightweights and middleweights featured on the national program.
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John Henry Lewis
New Orléans
Battling Show
Junior Welter
Ray Kiven
Tulsa
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Sammy ‘Slaughter
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Jacke King
Chicays
Garfeld Rise
Evansville
Michael Castro
Gindimath
Revere
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Lee Ramage
San Diego
Tony Shucco
Boston
West Springfeld
Mase
Norman Conrad
New Hampshire
Marty Samoson
Louisville
Immy Vaughan
Cleveland
Cecil Payne
Loulisville
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Belleville
Solly Krieger
New Yorke
Jersey City
Harry Hitman
Philateiplyia
Low Lomburti
Englewood
Paddy Creedon
Union City
Dom Fizzo
Bayonne
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Ore
Ah Wing Lee
Portland
Youne Petr Jackson
Los Angeles
New Haven
Conn
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Steve Halaiko
Auburn
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Johnny Penn
Feather Ears
Clete Warner
Ne York
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Indiama
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ST MARYS AND WARREN VICTORS IN INTERSTATE
ST MARYS Colts won their second Interstate League game by defeating Jamestown Oriole 7 to 3 at home. Warren team beat Johnsonburg 3 to 1 on the road as part of the same Interstate slate. Local play featured late rally and standout fielding from St Marys with a tight finish.
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Village Triumph Over Corry After Nine Errors
Village defeats Corry 11 to 9 as nine misplays plague the Merchants in a high scoring tilt. Popovich hurled the full nine and fanned 15 as Kinney Crandall and Jackson contributed on the mound. Key hits came from Moon Newman Kinney and Coates in a volatile late rally.
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Corry Merchants
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Ian Garter
Force Crandall
MH Village
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Spiders Beat Erie Club 8 to 4 at Celoron Park
Spiders defeated the Erie club 8 to 4 yesterday at Celoron Park as James-town visitors struggled early and Erie pitcher Lee held the line. Key plays included two unassisted double plays by Gallagher and Utecht, with Gallagher and Dowler among the standouts. The Homestead Grays prepare for a decisive fifth game versus the Spiders at Celoron Park.
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Olinas
Erie
Rickerds
Celoron Park
Webbmen
Buffalo
Gallagher
Utecht
Stokes
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Yesterday's scores and today's games across leagues
Yesterday results include American Chicago 8 15 St Louis 8 Boston 0 Philadelphia Detroit 6 Cleveland 1 New York 7 Washington 4 National Pittsburgh 5 8 Cincinnati 4 6 St Louis 6 Chicago 2 5 Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 1 International Jersey City 9 1 Montreal 8 0 Baltimore 12 8 Rochester 7 6 Albany 7 4 Toronto 2 3 Newark 12 2 Buffalo 3 1 Today's games list American New York at Washington Cleveland at St Louis No games scheduled.
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Detroit
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Six ex champs seek place in amateur golf
United Press reports six former champions lead a field of 530 golfers in national qualifying for the amateur golf championship at Cincinnati, opening September 21. Entrants include Francis Gilmet, Max Marston, Jess Westser, Jess Guilford, and H Chandler Egan, with two exempt players and 38 golfers listed for the Pittsburgh district event at Oakmont on August 8.
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New York
Tilly
San Francisco
C. Ross Somerville
Owaen
Pittsburgh
Thoniss Ismistn
Odiemont
Fred ‘Thand, Jr
Pittsiumsh
Jacke Prestor
Marietta
George W. Wlison
Perry Hero as Great Britain Cops Davis Cup
Frederick Perry sparks Britain to Davis Cup glory with two singles wins including a Cochet upset, sealing the trophy for England for the first time since 1912. The article notes his rapid rise, stroke style, continental grip, and steady temperament under pressure alongside Bunny Austin.
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Lacoste
Cachythinel
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Perry Hero
Great Britain
Frog Seeks Entrance to Times Review Office
A fragmented OCR item reports a frog persistently trying to enter the Times Review newspaper office. The piece lists numerous person names and towns including Cleburne Texas Oakmont Sewickley Grafton Bellevue and Pittsburgh with scattered punctuation and unclear context.
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Fragmentary OCR Brief Pointing To Names and Event
Fragmented line mentions individuals and a war move or action with unclear context. Key names include Dr Che and Ollie, plus a reference to a milli and MLW. Reading shows incomplete sentence structure and missing verbs for full synthesis.
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