Mandell Defeats Ray Collins in ten round bout
Sammy Mandell former lightweight champion decisioned Ray Collins in a 10 round bout at Ashtabula headlining a card promoted by Jack Barry. The Erie Eckerds may travel to St Marys for a doubleheader with the Colts on Independence Day.
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Humsstedel Grays
Jametown Spiders
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Pete Westerl
Bison Stadium
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Tony Joy
Lee Shoetraker
Cambridge Springs
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Kane and Baird lead in muddy Cam Bridges tourney
Disiminutive Bill Kane and Will Baird led a mixed field of 4 pros and as many amateurs at Cambridge Springs Fo tel Riverside. The pair posted a 71 best ball while Kane fired a 34 on the back nine to finish atop the day’s standings despite a frigid wind and challenging conditions.
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Bill Kane
Will Baird
Fotel Riverside
Cambridge Springs
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Fred Baroni
Oakland Beach
N. H. Harned
Tony Joy
L. ©. Shoemaker
Corry
Cort Mcintosh
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Baseball Ticker to Bring League Scores to Finch Parlors
Announcement said a baseball ticker would be installed at Finch Billiard Parlors on North Center Street. Installation began today and operators hope the machine will be in service for this afternoon's games. Run by Western Union, it will provide complete dope on the National, American and International Leagues plus the American Association for fans with daily baseball scores.
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North Center Street
Western Union
American Association
Max Baer at Pittsburgh in three round exhibition
United Press reports Max Baer the California heavyweight who defeated Max Schmeling last week came to Pittsburgh for a three round exhibition at North Braddock bowl tonight. Promoter Jack Dempsey will referee. The page also mentions a Cubs score and baseball and wrestling results with minor notes from New York and Huntington MI.
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Pittsburgh
Max Baer
California
Max Schmeling
North Braddock Bowl
Jack Dempsey
Allenia claims rapid relief for rheumatism and gout pills
Advert says Allenia eases neuritis rheumatism sciatica and gout by removing uric acid within 24 hours. It touts thousands of happy users, including children, and guarantees results or money back. Available at Keister's Cit Rule Drug Store and other druggists. Ends with price details and a claim of 5 dollars for rapid relief.
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Keister
Yankees Fail to Win Stride in Road Games
The world champion New York Yankees struggle on travel, losing six of eight on a current trip through Philadelphia Boston and New York trailing in the pennant race. Boston and Chicago wins boost standings as Detroit St Louis Brooklyn and the Giants post victories.
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Rick Ferrell
Dale Alexander
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Fred Marberry
Johnny Stone
Karl Averill
St. Louis
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Ed Gillie
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Charley Root
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Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
New York Giants
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Pittsburgh
Joe Medwick
George Watkins
Carda
Bill Hallahan
Five Yesterday's Scores Across Major Leagues
Summary of yesterday's results shows American league matchups in which Boston defeated New York and St. Louis routed Chicago, while Detroit and Cleveland posted wins and other cities recorded scores. Today's schedule lists New York at Boston and Pittsburgh at Chicago among others.
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Pena Wins Over Filipino In Unusual 15 Round Bout
Chicago June 15 Johnny Pena of New York defeated Varias Milling of the Philippines in a 15 round bout at Mills Stadium last night It was the first 15 round final since boxing was legalized in 1926 Pena 128 Milling 126 The bout was even after 10 rounds but Pena finished strong and outpunched Milling in the last rounds They had met previously to draws in 8 and 10 rounds
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Track Carnival at World’s Fair Track Chicago
One thousand of the nation’s top athletes will gather at Soldier Field tomorrow and Saturday for a major sports carnival on the world's fair program. Half compete in the national collegiate track and field meet and half in the 29th annual inter scholastic meet. Preliminaries are Friday afternoon. The collegiate event attracts leading high school and college athletes from across the country.
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Soldier Field
Almonized Cocoa Cream Promises Skin Glow
A vintage advertisement touts a skincare diet claiming shiny nose results from "almomized" cocoa cream. It urges readers to visit Kelster's Cut Rate Drug Store or other area dealers for the product, promising money-back guarantees though offering no real efficacy research.
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Desler's
Plan Mounted Game Wardens In Deer Sector
Ridgway June 15 The Pennsylvania State Game Commission has begun a new mounted patrol plan in Elk County to curb poaching and illegal deer killings. Mounted wardens from Renovo to Ridgway will patrol the region to protect game, with expansion possible if needed. The move aims to deter poachers and tame depredations and has strong local sportsman support.
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Grapplers Tangle in Portland and Philadelphia Meets
At Portland, Gus Sonneberg threw Bork Cheung and Walter Polodak in bouts with Nore Jeristrom and George Goyerly. In Philadelphia, Joe Savoldi toppled rival Joe Malcewicz while Stan Sakolis faced Mayes McLain.
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Gus Sonneberg
Bork Cheung
Walter Polodak
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Nore Jeristrom
Chicago
George Goyerly
Hollywood
Carl Lemle
New York
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Joe Savoldi
Tom Oaks
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Titica
N.Y
Stan Sakolis
Mayes McLain
Towa
FROGS CANNOT BE TAKEN AFTER SUNSET IN N Y
Frog hunting rules in New York shift to daylight hours only for bullfrogs after sunsets. Local sportsmen sought official word from Albany denying any night frogging. The change limits Findley Lake and Clymer trips, ending a long local pastime. SANDWIGH USED THREE WEEKS NEW BRITAIN Conn Sandwich rule leads to suspension after a tavern keeper fed an old sandwich for weeks.
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