Pennsylvania considers season ban and deer policy changes
The state commission, led by Robert Lamy, weighs antlerless deer regulations and a possible statewide open season. Sportsmen warn of protests if plans move forward. authorities seek broad support and uniform laws to ease opposition. Frosts threaten game food supply. sportsmen urged to conserve forage and fund feeding. Tribe fans split on Cleveland pennant hopes as season progress ebbs and flows.
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Giants Lose Fourth Straight as Pirates Win
Giants suffer a fourth consecutive defeat bowing to the Pirates while Lee of the Cubs and a strong pitching run lift him to his sixth straight win. Boston Bees fall 4-0 as Lee fires another shutout and the Cubs close within a game and a half of the NL lead.
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Hospital seam beatens in state league clash
Tae Gardner's State Hospital tam of Warren edged Gowanda in a tight in inning game as Warren's strong senior pro outfit, known to have beaten Tiusville twice, prepares for a home matchup next Saturday. The Franklin News Herald reports Fila Pires, former Youngsville coach now with Rocky Grove, details summer duties and local baseball activities including the Rocky Grove Independents and nearby league play.
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Kansas City Open Golf Postponed After Lightning Deaths
The Kansas City Open golf championship started with delays after a lightning incident killed spectators. Play was shortened to 14 holes today and extended to 18 and 26 holes on subsequent days. Names of injured include Edward M. Gritchfeld and others, with two dead.
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Yesterday's Hero Wins Fifth Straight Game
Big Bijs' Lee from Chicago Cup thundered to a fifth consecutive win and earned his fourth shutout in 16 days marking a dominant stretch for the pitcher and the team.
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Fragmentary Query on Household Duties and Care
The text questions who will handle eating and cleaning tasks for Mrs. Pierce, whether neighbors or the baseball proteges’ parents will assist, and when he might be able to sleep or rest amid a fallow year. The fragmentary nature leaves unclear who "he" and "Iues" refer to and what events linger.
Scores from yesterday’s MLB action across leagues
National league games closed with Pittsburgh tied New York 6 while Chicago led New York 9 1 and St Louis faced Philadelphia as rain interrupted St Louis Boston. American league matches saw New York 5 Detroit 1 and Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 1 with Brooklyn at Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia pending.
Baseball scores and tonight's American League games listed
In the International League Baltimore 4 Jersey City 2 Rochester 4 Buffalo 1 Syracuse 4 Newark 5 American Association Columbus 6 Minneapolis 3 St Paul Wy 0 Toledo 0 Thdianapal s 1 Fining City 0 Today Detroit at Boston St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St. Louis
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Britain Wins Walker Cup as Ward Stars at St Andrews
Great Britain defeated the United States to win the Walker Cup for the first time. Marvin Ward of Olympia Washington shot a 67 in the morning round setting a new amateur record at St Andrews, while Charley Yates and Ray Billows led the British–invader charge at the halfway mark of the eight singles.
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O Hit No Run Game For West Pa Championship
Harry Snott pitched a no hit no run game to give Meleoport High School the W. Pot. A. title with a 5 to 0 victory over Springdale High at Forbes Field yesterday. It was the second league championship won by the Tube City nine following last year’s title by Stowe Township. Knott’s pitching was marred only by a few errors and walks.
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Pirates Giants swap collapses amid talks with managers
The proposed exchange between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Giants broke down today after managers Honus Traynor of the Pirates and Bill Terry of the Giants failed to reach agreement on the details of the trade.
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Aeros to Play Warren Nine in Weekend Ball Series
Aeros face Warren Nine after a week of practice as Sherman Merchants visit this afternoon for a stiff test ahead of tomorrow's 3 o'clock clash at Avro Meld. Manager Anderson hopes to confirm pitcher rotation after today's game with Staples and Fuss Cassett in contention. Stroup and Anderson may pitch on Sunday.
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Vines Clears Big Sum as Pro
Pasadena notes Vines returns home from a pro season with a $175000 gross from a 95 day tour. He defeated Fred Perry over 38 matches in a campaign centered on Donald Budge, with Budge’s future plans and Wimbledon looming. A high power rifle shoot by the Corry Rod and Gun Club is set for Sunday at Company A range on East Columbus Avenue.
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Corry golf team to play in 1938 schedule
Corry will host a full 1938 inter city golf season starting with a match against Titusville and continuing at home against Lake Shore Meadville and North East. Elmer Gilbertson announced the active schedule with a July President Cup and August club championship. Northwestern pros and top amateurs will join the district tournament next Monday afternoon at the local layoff.
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Trojans Sure of Track Win
Sixteen Trojans of University of Southern California entered the Pacific Coast Conference track and field championships with confidence at Randall's Island Stadium. They had won two places in five events and led in several others as final rounds approached, aiming to repeat as champions despite a single casualty in the squad.
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