Northwestern Pennsylvanians Pack Cleveland for Clint Brown Show
A large crowd from Titusville Meadville Corry and nearby towns plans to travel to Cleveland on June 25 to watch Clint Brown of Black Ash pitch for the Indians against Babe Ruth’s Yankees. Promoters report strong ticket interest as Corry pitchers are courted for Titusville’s new semi pro club.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
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Army
Meaalville
Eagles
Warren
Ohio
Roone Nutvler
Inedian
Jonnay Johinson
Mendyilla Tribune
Dew
Mny
Johnson
Tit
Ie Herald
Three Horseshoe Loops Open Season on City Courts
Three leagues of eight teams started their summer season on Journal courts with a lively opening night. National League action featured Ajax, Finch Billiards, Raymonds, Tannery, Journal, Model Dairy, P. & Boas, and others. Rhynard led with 30 points on 13 ringers, while Kinney and Sullivan each scored 10 ringers for Finch Billiards in a 52-39 loss.
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National League
National League Wol Pet
Model Dairy
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P. & Boas
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Raymonds
Corry-Jamestown
Burkhart
Skinner Brothers
Yesterday's Scores and Tonight's Games Across Leagues
Baseball and basketball results from American and National Leagues show New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, and Washington posting wins. Basketball league play features high totals with ringers and points by Hixson, Kurtz, Hand, and others as Corry-Jamestown and Raymonds vie in tight matches. Next cup games are scheduled for Friday evening.
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Washington
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Brooklyn
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Hixson Delivery
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International League
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Penn
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Cohen's
Hbertz Tinners
Tannery
Penin
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Staton
Hubertz Tinners
Shannon Brothers
Tanners
Hand
Corry
Tannery No. 1
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Bonnell
Kowalski
Staples
Goring
Huberty Tinners
Gretzler
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National
Brooklyn ' R
St. Louis Ee
Pittsburgh New York
Defeated Candidate Appointed Acting Postmaster
Washington June 4 Charles F Armstrong, defeated for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, has been named acting postmaster at Leechburg. Paul Armstrong resigned the postmaster ship to run as running mate to Gifford Pinchot in Pennsylvania’s recent gubernatorial primary, in compliance with post office ethics rules.
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Charles F. Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Leechsburg
Paul Armstrong
Gifford Pinchot
Post Office Department
Carnera to Meet Christner in Detroit Bout
Primo Carnera, the Italian giant, meets Meyer K O Christner in Detroit at the fairgrounds arena. Christner rose from rubber worker to fighter and is noted as hard to beat, while Carnera seeks a tougher test in a city debut promoted by Floyd Simmons as the first of a new open fight series.
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Italy
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Floyd Fi Simmons
Jaren
Fair Grounds
Connecticut flier claims new record for tow-powered planes
Bethany, Conn veteran Cas Graft claimed a new nonstop distance record for tow-powered planes after a 1400 mile flight from Bethany in a slip of his own making. The Miami Play reported the feat on June 4 noting the pioneering achievement by the Connecticut aviator.
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Crippled Cubs Fight On To Retain 1929 Title
United Press reports the Cubs, down two key players Hel Carlson and Rogers Hornsby, still push to defend the NL crown. Art Teachout wins with a second start as Chicago tops Boston 15 to 2 while other results include Athletics beating Browns 4 to 1 and Babe Ruth lifting the Yankees 13 to 7.
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Chicago Cubs
Hel Carlson
Rogers Hornsby
Carlson
Hornby
Cubs
Art Teachout
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Max Bishop
Bill Clark
Brooklyn Robins
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Washinggton Senators
Detroit
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Babe
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Larry Benton
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Blenheim Wins Epsom Derby at Ascot Downs
Blenheim, ridden by Harry Wrage, triumphed in the 51st Epsom Derby, defeating Iliad and Diolite. Aga Khan led the winning owner and breeder received a $2,000 prize. Diolite faded as Silver Flare finished fourth. Odds placed Blenheim at 25 to 1 with a close finish by about a length.
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Tom Cheedon
United Press
Psom Downs
England
Aga Ieela
Derby Today
Somerville ‘Tatersall
Iliad
Sir Hugo Hirst
Dioltte
Silver Flare
H. H
Aga Khan
Diolite
Blenheim
Harry Wrage
Atersall
Mind
Si Hugo
Diglite
Bleinheim
Davis Cup Team Off For Europe
The Davis Cup squad heads to Europe led by George Monica and John Van Ryn with Wilmer Allis, Berkeley Bell, George Mangin among travelers. They arrive in England in early June to compete in the Longton Championships and the Interzonal Davis Cup finals against the European winner slated for July 18 to 20.
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George ‘Monica
Calif
John van Ryn Grange
N. J
Wilmer Allis Berkeley Bell
Austin
George Mangin
Newark
England
Atte
Weill
Sarazen in Snigfsn Open New York June
Former U S and British Open champion Gene Sarazen enters the field in New York on June 16 for what is described as a snigfsn event. The 1928 British Open contender Hagen era is referenced as a point of comparison in this early schedule note.
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Gene Sarazen
United States
Turnerip
Walter Hagen
England
Comyste
Favorites in outside lanes at Poughkeepsie regatta
June 4 report from New York states Columbia and Washington, defending champion and Pacific coast contender, will race in outside lanes at the June 26 Poughkeepsie varsity regatta after Intercollegiate Rowing Association drawings. Columbia drew lane nine, Washington lane eight, with outside lanes exposed to winds from the southwest. 22 crews entered, a record pace. Three races planned at hourly intervals start with freshmen at 3:30 p.m. daylight time in a 3 mile race, then the junior varsities in 2 miles at 4:30, and the varsity four miles at 5:30.
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United Press
New York
Columbia
Washington
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
iMassachusetts Tech
Baston
Glory not cash drives Sharkey toward Schmeling title
Orangeburg correspondent reports Jack Sharkey fights Max Schmeling in Germany at Yankee Stadium in two weeks. Sharkey says the title must be at stake. he accepts a reduced 25 percent guarantee to ensure the heavyweight championship is on the line. He notes money is not the motive, but glory and keeping the title in America.
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Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Germany
Yankee Stadium
New York Boxing Commission
Schmeling
Sharkey
United Press Today
America
Bostonian
New York State
Dempsey
Tunney
Willard
Johnson
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Pay Horns, Ant Ever, Oth
In fragmented text, a note references pay horns and Ant Ever with other unclear terms. The readable items show little detail on participants, places, or events. Further context is needed to craft a fuller headline and summary.
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