Corry Nine Loses Twice in County League Burst
Corry nine suffers second straight weekend defeat in Hill County League after infield collapse in ninth. Coates held Erie suburbans to five runs. teammates faltered late. Saturday game in Wesieyville saw Rice Independents of Girard win 9 to 4.
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By &A
Infield Strengthening Highlighted for Wind Billiards
Erie County Baseball League notes show Wind Billiards facing weak left side of infield with shortstop and third base positions needing solid upgrades. Piercy plans for fielding reinforcements amid recent defeats. Knapp and Walters struggled in recent games. two new faces may join tomorrow against Ranger Girls.
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Zibby" Walters
Ranger Girls
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Wesleyville Billiards Edge Corry In Ninth Inning Tilt
Carl Coates hurled four hits and kept Wesleyville within a run until a ninth inning rally by Corry doomed the Suburban club. DeLury and Long sparked Corry with early singles, while D. Carey and K. Hullman provided late-inning offense to seal a 5 to 4 win for Corry over Wesleyville.
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Knapp
Bobby Jones Emerges as Enigma for National Open
Accusation of Bobby Jones dominating talk surrounds the impending National Open at Winged Foot. Exempt pros like Walter Hagen and Johnny Purrell weigh Jones against Hor ton Smith and Hor ton Smith’s peers as favorite contenders. Observers note past performance at Olympia Fields affects current expectations for the 1928 championship field.
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Tilden Adds Swiss Honors Before Hague Duiel Championships
William T. Tilden II adds two Swiss championships before the Duiel championships in The Hague. He beat Franks Hynber to claim the singles title in five sets, 6-7, 7-5, 3-2, and then paired with Hunter to win the doubles final in straight sets, 32, 1-5.
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Fugazy Aims Big Fight Plans Ahead of Scheduled Bout
Fugazy plans to appear before the New York State Boxing Commission tomorrow to obtain permission for a four bout stretch within 39 days after a German opponent is named. The report lists various boxers and possible matchups, with confusion in the text about dates and venues.
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Baseball standings and scores from American circuit
Yesterday's results show Washington 2 Cleveland 2 New York 17 St Louis 2 Boston 7 Detroit 0 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 2 New York 1 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 6. Saturdays games had Chicago 7 Boston 2 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 0. Todays schedule lists games across Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati and Philadelphia St Louis.
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Americans in Dutch play at The Hague event
American men and women participate with leading European players in the Dutch championship. Helen Wills won two singles and helped secure a doubles victory. In Balin yesterday Germany defeated Austria 4 matches to 3, with Uditt Cross and Miss Marjorie Morris suffering defeats in singles twice.
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Gotham Retains Net Laurels at West Hills Meet
Gotham High School dominated the West Hills meet, earning top team honors as athletes from New York City and nearby towns competed for titles. Key performers included standout students from Gotham and Boxton, showcasing sprint and distance strengths amid a disciplined field.
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Church City
Phila Jelpine
Ban on Cameras at Mamroneck Open Gulf Championship
New York June 19 All cameras except those held by news and press cameramen will be barred from the winger foot course at Mamronneck NY during the open gulf championship starting June 27. Regulation adopted to protect players was first used at the Brig Burn amateur championship last September. Tommy Armour open champion in 1927 narrowly lost a playoff after a motion picture camera whirred near him while driving from seventh tee.
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Dutch Meet Hungarians In Davin Cup Quarterfinals
At Budapest on June 10 the Dutch men’s team drew even with Hungary two matches to two as Timmer edged Kehrling 2-1 in a delayed singles clash while Diemerkool defeated Takats 6-2 6-2 6-4. The Dutch also won the doubles after Hungary took the other Friday match, leaving the tie level with two victories each.
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Lacoste Downs Borotra to Claim French Championship
In Paris at Roland Garros stadium on Sunday, Lacoste defeated Jean Borotra in straight sets 7-5 6-2 to win the French hard courts title and be recognized as the 1920 champion of France.
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U S HOPES ON JOHN DAWSON
United Press reports the British amateur championship opener with John Dawson of Chicago as the lone U S hope. A large field of entrants begins play as American players seek title glory on Royal St Georges links amid windy conditions and local favorites.
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Rookie base running downs Wgraw clan 2 1
The Cincinnati rookie swiped a run on a first base score to beat McGraw's Giants 2 to 1. Huck Wilson nearly matched, driving his 11th homer with Rogers Hornsby aboard to lift the Cubs over the Braves 2 to 1. Babe Herman hit a decisive two bagger as Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 9 to 6. Jess Petty faltered as Pittsburgh fell, while St Louis beat Philadelphia to trim the Pirates lead to a half game. The Yankees hosted St Louis in a 40,000 crowd as Gehrig homered twice, and Detroit lost to Cleveland 4 3 in a late rally by the Indians. The Senators beat the Indians 5 2 to open the series. the A’s and White Sox did not play.
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Germans May Meet Americans in Interzone Final
Hamburg June 19 The German Tayls cup tear in the European zone quarter finals looked to favor a possible German opponent of the American Lean in the inter zone final round. Germany defeated Italy in a deciding singles match as the Thalians showed strong form, with a lengthy five set victory that highlighted the tense competition.
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Outsider wins French Prix de Diane for fillies
The Count de Rigaud's Ukrainia upset the field to win the Prix de Diane at Chantilly Bri to 1 Glendria and Quesialle finished third. The race is a key event worth 200 000 francs and drew attention as an upset result amid broader sports and baseball trade mentions within the page.
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