Merchants Drop Two To Kane and Erie In Ragged Weekend
Corry Merchants floundered with feeble hitting and miscues in a double loss, 7 1 to Kane Tudies and 6 4 to St Georges Morticians. Harrison hurled for Kane, producing a shutout bid before the Merchants rallied late. Bannister pitched both games, but the visitors seized the momentum with clutch hits and a string of errors by Corry in Wattsburg.
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Erie Motticians
Merchants
Havana Red Sox
Kane
Wattsburg
Wattaburg
Harrison
Tlan
Kane Tudies
Merchants. the Incals’ Single Run Came As A Gift From “Bricky* Donovan
Wang
Jenkins
Gilson
Gobbett Ti Williams
Corry
Bannister
Pegey
Hiller
Sharrer
Arlington Classic $70,000 race set for July 16
The Arlington Classic, the world’s richest one-year-old stake, will be run on Saturday July 16. Top contenders include Burgoo King, Econotic, Universe, Morse, Evening Shade, and other leading 3-year-olds as the mile and a quarter event draws international attention.
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United Press
Uuicago
Uate
Burgoo King
Econotic
Tniverse
Wood Memorial
Gromacki shines as shortstop for St George’s Merchants
Si Gromacki delivered a beautiful infield display at Wattsburg, gobbling balls at second and turning double plays while anchoring St George’s Morticians in a Saturday afternoon game. Cleveland’s Chit Brown earned victory for the Indians, but Donovan’s errors highlighted limited support for Corry Independents. The week’s notes touch on local teams, attendance, and lingering financial woes at the Wattsburg venue.
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Sil
Gromacki
St. George's Morticians
Merchants
Ang Jler
Gromaci
Jone
Chit Brown
Crawford County
Ingen
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Casseil
Brown
Cleveland
Iilitant
Bricky" Donovan
Corry Independents
Donovan
Kane
Wattsburg
Corty
Virg Clark
Waltsburg
Clark
Eric Hammernut
Moody nets fourth French singles title in Paris
Helen Wills Moody captured her fourth French singles crown at Antibes, defeating Rene Mattie in straight sets 7-3, 6-1. The United States also claimed the doubles title with Moody and Elizabeth Rye, giving the US two titles in the tournament.
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Helen Wills Moody
Cochet
United Press
Paris
London
Sen
United States
Mme
Rene Mattie
Brande
Anteuil
Vietuny Ith
Trump
Mre
Moody
Mise
Eligabeth Rye Im
France
Prenchman
Henri Cochit
George de Stefani
iLsig
Jacquex Bruknon
Luther Seeks Try at National Open Title
Pittsburgh June 6 The 3i hole qualifying for the National Open championship at Fresh Meadows June 28 begins with 50 professionals and 13 amateurs. G A Ormiston will supervise. Participants include Pete Of Hara Westmoreland Perry Del Vecchio Greensburg Emil Snet fur Valley Heights and multiple amateur entrants from Pittsburgh and surrounding states.
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Luther
United Press
Pittsburgh
Fresh Meadows
G. A. Ormiston
Western Pennsylvania
Perry del Vecchio
Greensburg
Emil Snetfur
Oakimoni Clin
Ted Lather
Valley Heights
Vincent Eldred
Highland
Sam Parks, Jr
ML Sumit
Uniontown
E. C. McLeod
Washington
J. S. Wills
East Liverpool
Re Davies
Rochester
N. Y
C. Conk
Steubenville
Harry Rintsay
Alaatetu Tadlaba
R. W. Thompson
Bliwood City
J. W. Stanger
Maurice Lebesquet
K. M. Young
Fownes
Ray Babcock
Washington Baseball Parade Recounts Congressional Game Highlights
A spectator recounts the congressional baseball game between Democrats and Republicans. Notable moments include Congressman Kelly sliding into second, Tunney’s dramatic end with an automatic out, Kansas Congressman Guyer’s accidental base hit, umpire Geisel’s nap interruptions, Mead’s dance routine, and Tunney’s dog-walking after the fourth.
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Washington
Kelly
M-| Nots
Gene Tunney
Gene
Congressman Guyer
Kansas
Cuyer
Harry Geisel
Geisel
Walker Versus Risko Bout Set for June 17 in Cleveland
Cleveland promoters announced arrangements for a six round boxing match between Mickey Walker and Johnny Risko at Cleveland Stadium on June 17. The bout had been canceled after Walker had a bout of illness but was rescheduled after talks between promoter Tommy McGinty and Jack Kearns, Walker's manager.
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United Press
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Johnny Risko
Cleveland Stadium
Tommy McGinty
Walker
McGinty
Jack Kearns
Big Five Bape Hutch and Five at Bats in Quiet Showing
The big five Bape Hutch connected for six runs in five at bats while Lou Gehrig went hitless but scored on a walk in four plate appearances. Al Simmons added a single and two runs in five appearances. Hack Wilson contributed a single and one run in five chances. Bill Terry had a double and two singles driving in five runs over five at bats.
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Bape Hutch
Lou Gehrig
al Simmon
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Negro Athletes Make Strong Olympic Bids
The article reviews African American sprinters and jumpers vying for places on the United States Olympic track team. It highlights De Hart Hubbard’s 1928 attempts, and potential contenders like Tolson, Ralph Metcalfe, Tolan, and others from Michigan, Chicago, and various institutes, noting standout times and distances in sprints, jumps, and hurdles as they seek team selection.
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de. Hart Hubbard
Michigan
Aimsterdam
Bildje ‘Tolsa
Ralph Met‘calfe
Marquette
Tolan
Metcalfe
Chikagh Negro
America
Howard Drevy
Jack Lorton
Great Britain
Nameless Nine Defeats Garland 6 5 In Close Contest
Nameless Nine edged Garland 6 to 5 as both teams combined for 12 hits. Strong hitting by both sides and key performances from Swanson Henning and Gentilmen highlighted a tight game, with Nameless securing the win in the late innings and preparing for Saturday’s clash on Jimtor Fgh grounds.
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Art Harrison
Wip Lot
Merchantstown
Yesterdinérly
Burling
Havana Red Sox
Boston Braves
George Bodine
Bojorski
Wallace
Erie
Babe” Straich
Kane Tales Pendents
Warren Butter Krosts
Merchants
al Baresi
Union City Independents
Unionites
Erieam
Pratt
Columbus American Association
Garland
Inian
Danny Delatry
Tannery
Tony Jay
Carry Country Club
Gover
Dick Seatling
Spee
Stu
Gerriss Uyadldle
Pleasangills
Jimtor
Thrar Oulnck
Ganius
Rhoak Birch
Pruce Peterson
Gentilmen
Rnapp
Tiqzou
Nutn
Sagt
Et Noo DeJean
Heino Pea
Wrench
Wi Staples
Garland Abrhoas Felman
jMead
Leasey
Swanson
J Henning
Rooski
Kraft
Weevhore
Yesterday's Scores and Open Schedule Brief
Yesterday results include American 10 Detroit 9 and New York 12 Boston 1 with many rain affected games. Notable scores: Philadelphia 11 Washington St Louis Chicago rain, St Louis 8 Cincinnati 2, Reading 6 Baltimore 4, Montreal 6 Buffalo 1t, Montreal 3 Buffalo 0 in later innings. Only game scheduled is Brooklyn vs Philadelphia at Open.
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United Press
New York
Bill Merry
Fest Selback
Grante
Bill
Boston
Braves
Giants
Gi Cinnati
St. Louis
Memphis Bill
Mrely
Terry
Art Shires
Perv
Invonye Mums
Ja Singie
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pepper Martin
Philadelphia
Palins
Brooklyn
Phillies
Frederick
Dodgers
Pittsimirghal
Jimmy Foxx
Champisnns
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Chapman
Dickey
Detroit
Cleveland
Loniak Chicayn
Washington
Chicago
National
St Louis
Cincinnati
Heston
International
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
Baltimore
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
American
W. L
Philadelph
Boston National
Ben
Pittsburgh
Corry Pa Senator Outlines Legislative Plan
Fragmented OCR summary suggests Senator Corry from Pennsylvania outlines views on how to fund meat program expenditures and emergency measures in the next legislature. He mentions a proposed fund and forest lands impacts, with emphasis on humanitarian aims and employment.
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Opel
Joseph County
Yunia
Arbitrar Action Cuts Spending To Preserve Schedule
A fragmented note reports a decision to cut expenditures and avert delay in completing a schedule. The item cites ongoing budget concerns and a push to keep payments aligned with available funds, noting no paranti page details.
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YoRk
Corry Merchants
St. George's Racians
Belo
Erie Independents
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Banister
Carr Mire
Evos
Rus
Ubwnee
St. George's Mortcians
Bute
Mike Cannigino
Sckories
Ernie Hendershot
Everett Bannister
Banny
Slim Pratt
al- Lamigh
Cheets
Baressi
Crandall
Marticians
DePazin
Watts
Tey
Mahoney
Lei
Walfurs
Taxi
Downing
Suryher
Pate
Short
Baresi
Peggy
Sacrites
Wiliams
Gramacki
Chessario
Jonin Sanmed
Chescario
Jatesling
Onda
Hendershot
Cobbett
Mahonen
DeFasio
Gromackil
aBverett
Wilaws
Corey
EB Jenkins
Bickel
Perry
Bonez YU Harrison
Cashmere
BO Bifany
Haas
Tf Streich
In Tawarid
Corry Abrboae Bares
Walters
Hondershot
Dovnett
Pogey
Cis
PO DE Bannister
Hill Cops
Darien Hill
Los Colunbus Fed Birds
Ain
Indianapplis
American Association
Colurdimy
Hill
Kent
Garry d
Chessana
Buress
DeFazio
Izzi
Staten
Wil- Name
Ciestario
Dounle
Ofida
Tz2zi
Onds
Reds
Foxx
Homer
Senators
Terry Hurt
Lucn
Ami
Farper Yeongs
U.S
Henry McLemore
Congressman Mead
Congressman Carter
Jit Barton
Joe Prisco
Fred
Adele Retalre
Tiller
the Palace
Tunney
Orioles
Jamestown
Canadohtas
Canado Htas
Latonia
Oil City
Lake Resort
Nick Altcock
Army
Jim London
Mick Altrack
Jim Lendos
Hisself
TUNA
Aemetcs Ie Sua Pre
George Brooks
Chiesa University
Howard Spencer
Geneva
Gornelluis Johnson
Los Angeles
Bdward L. Gordon
Towh
George Williams
Hampton Institute VI
Penn
Little Gua Moore
Brooklyn Heckers
Their & A
Eugene Beatty
Mishteaa
Tele
Garland Noses
Henning
Rodeski
Freeborn
Ioestner
Staples
Breeboro
I Koestner
Preeboro
Koestner
Stupies
Danny Mfayden
YANK
Wey
New York Yonkers
Danny MatPayden
Henry Johnsom
Guy Wa Ant
Fem AB
Cohay, Paw
Corry E
Totum
Soney
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