Warren Moose to face Titusville in district clash
Corry Aeros seek upset as Warren Moose return to district actionSaturday in Warren. Garbark debut with Cubs noted. Inland and boundary water fishing seasons explained with dates and rules across Pennsylvania shores. Clark trains in Chicago as he reshuffles bout plans. New York State athletics commission ends old eligibility rule for high school athletes with emphasis on effort and conduct rather than grades.
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Poffenberger 15 Fine for Day’s Absence
Pa. June 9. Manager Abbey Cochrane fined Cletus Pottenberger Bygood Potten- Berger 100 after the Detroit Myer pitcher arrived at Shibe Park following a several day absence since Tuesday night.
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Shibe Park
Yesterday's Hero Gerald Walker Drives White Sox to Win
Gerald Walker starred for the White Sox with a dazzling performance including a homer and multiple RBIs as the team clinched a double-win. His clutch hitting propelled the offense in the late innings, earning standout praise from coaches and fans.
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Denver Course Treacherous for Golfers Open Preview
Denver spot hosts the National Open with 167 amateurs and pros in a rugged Cherry Hills layout. Narrow fairways roughs deepens traps test players as leaders, including Hines and McSpaden shooting 69 while Snead carded 78 amid unpredictability and shifting course lines.
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New York
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Jig) McSpaden
Boston
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Duke Athletes Receive Diplomas at Soliders' Memorial Hall
Twenty three Duquesne University graduates received diplomas in Soldiers' Memorial Hall last night. Eleven were from the 1937 football squad, four basketball players, three hockey players, three baseball throwers, and one tennis player. Names include Art Amm an, Steve Barko, Ken Bechtloff, Boyd Brémaugh, James Casillo, James Horn, John Karras, Larry Kirslag, Joe Maras, George Marsik, and George Platukia.
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George Marsik
George Platukia
Schmeling’s baffling workouts men fight backs and forth
Schmeling alternated in a single day between heavy body punches and light sparring, leaving partners unsure what to expect. In a final pre fight session he boxed six rounds with three sparring partners, landing ribbing blows but causing no injuries.
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Max Schmeling
Hartnett Dickey and Hemsley Lay Offs Slow Up Their Teams
Major league managers petition for injured stars Hartnett Dickey and Hemsley to return as Cubs Giants Yankees and White Sox encounter setbacks. Hartnett’s hand injury delays Cubs’ bid for NL lead while Dickey’s leg hampers Yankees’ stride. Feller’s meltdown, Foxx’s power surge and late Cincinnati win shape a day of renewed comebacks and mixed fortunes across the league.
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Rudy York
Cincinnati
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Paul Derringer
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Cardinals
Don Gutteridge
Bob Klinger
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Boston
Only Stable Thing Heraclitus Taught Change Is Constant
A succinct note recalls Heraclitus declaring that stability is an illusion and that change governs the cosmos. The aphorism emphasizes perpetual flux as a foundational truth in ancient philosophy.
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Probe Knockout by Jim Adamick of Detroit
United Press reports Illinois athletic commissions opened an investigation into the second round knockout of Jack Trammell of Youngstown by Detroit heavyweight Jim Adamick in a scheduled 10 round bout. Referee Davey Miller ruled Trammell out after a hard right blow. Officials Joe Turner and J R Witzpatrick said purses would be held pending the commission meeting Monday. Trammell had only two prior knockout losses and weighed 185, Adamick 193.
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Illinois
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Youngstown
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Davey Miller
India
Corer
Joe "Tuiner
J. R. Witzpatrick
Harvard athletic director Bingham resigns from US Olympic Committee
Boston reports William J. Bingham resigns from the American Olympic Committee over Japan hosting the 1940 games. He says no one can support an Olympic entourage to participate in a country that endorses the policies of today and cites Japan’s stance as the reason for his decision.
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Wiliam J. Bingham
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Japan
Lefty Grove to Make 1938 Return Against Indians
Lefty Grove, age 10 season debut for Boston, will start vs Mel Warder in the third game of the series. Delayed from yesterday by chilly weather, Grove aims for his tenth victory in his 1938 return.
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Lefty Groves
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Mel Warder
Grove
Corry Teams Enter Six-Club Softball Loop
Two Corry softball squads join a six team district league opening next week for ten weeks with two games per club each week Crosente and the Aero Supply entries are favored with Union City Gaussian and Union City Chair providing two opponents Spartansburg and Waterford round out the lineup The schedule lists home games at East Washington street grounds with potential East Main street sites if both Corry teams host The opener Monday features Croscuts at Union City Hostmans Acros at Union City Chair and Waterford at Spartansburg Friday brings Aeros at Waterford Crescots at Union City Chair and Spartansburg at Union City Tastmans
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Arthur T. Lumley dies longtime JL Sullivan editor
Arthur T. Stanley, 88, veteran sports editor and writer who managed many boxing greats including John L. Sullivan, died in King's County Hospital last night. Also notes Fritzie Zivic vs Charley Burley welterweights set for next Monday at Hickey Park Weekly boxing show.
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Arthur T. Sanley
John JL. Sullivan
King’s County Hospital
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Burley
Pittsburgh
Fritate Zivic
Charley Burley
Hickey Park Towl
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues Reported
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 and Boston won 7 to 6 while Cleveland topped St Louis 6. Chicago beat New York 10 to 6 and 4 to 4 in another: Brooklyn over St Louis 7 to 6 and New York 4 to 4 with Chicago 2 to 1. Pittsburgh 4, Boston 1. Cinem 7, Philadelphia 5 at night. Syracuse beat Rochester 2 to 1 and Toronto topped Jersey City 21 to 5. Buffalo 19 to 4 over Newark 5 1. St Paul 12-8, Louisville 3-0, Kansas City 9, Columbus 4, Minneapolis 7, Indianapolis 4. Today Chicago visits New York, Cleveland at Beaton, Detroit at Philadelphia.
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Corby Davis Signs Rams Deal To Return In 1929 Backfield
Cleveland dispatches confirm Corby Davis signs with the Rams after holdout over pay. The Indiana star back will join Hugo Bezdek and Ark Lewis for the eight game 1929 schedule, reporting in August at Baldwin Wallace College. Davis becomes one of the Rams two top paid players alongside John Drake.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Ads and Rentals Noted Across Cities in Brief Journal Snippet
A fragmented notice lists rooms for rent across multiple cities including Washington Cleveland Boston Chicago and New York with entries for Pittsburgh and St Louis. The brief ad reads as a casual journal fragment indicating housing inquiries and available spaces without full details.
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