Corry Leads In Rough Weekend Sports Action
Corry enjoyed mixed results at the Titusville venue with rebuilding continuing and a few notable highlights. Jimmy Murphy led driving in a late rally at Altoona while Titusville’s Brown broke a windshield. Cyclorama reports mention Stan Webb and Giffen among local players, plus upcoming St Louis Cardinals plans and local team optimism for a strong finish despite ties and errors.
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U S Olympic Squad Sails for France
The American Olympic sailing team departs aboard the liner America with the strongest crew ever fielded by the United States. The squad joins the A E F expeditionary forces and heads to France for the Olympiad.
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United States Olympic Team Ships for Paris Contests
About 800 American athletes sail for France to compete at Colombes Stadium in Paris. The delegation includes track, swimming, water polo, fencing, rowing, wrestling, gymnastics, and coaching staff, with 19 cities and Princeton, New York Athletics Club, and other organizations represented. The squad aims to dominate events from sprints to distance runs and field events, though notes weaker showings in weights, javelin, and discus.
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National and American League Yesterday's Baseball Results
Yesterday's results show New York beating Cincinnati 4 1 and Brooklyn 4 3 over St Louis with other scores mixed. In the American League Cleveland toppled New York 10 3 while Chicago defeated Washington. Standings list Washington and New York leading, with Detroit Chicago and Boston trailing.
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Brown's Fine Tossing Wins for Titusville
Brown starred on the mound and at the plate in Titusville's 10 to 2 victory over Corry at East Washington Street grounds. He yielded six hits over nine innings, drove in runs with a key two bagger, and sparked a late rally as Titusville outslugged Corry 10 to 2 with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Brown Aims to Down Griffin in Greenville Bout
Tony Day of Palconer fights Jimmy Griffin of Buffalo in a Greenville eight round semifinal for the American Legion title. Day must win by knockout in Thursday night action to reach the June 23 Granville defense, with Johny Welsh and Emil Lundberg also set for preliminaries and hopes of a KO.
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Combe Leads Louisville Defeat in 10 to 3 Loss
Karl Combe, formerly of Louisville, played for the visiting Yanks and broke his plate in a game where Corht world's clatypiond were beaten 10 to 3 by Jand.
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Johnston Double Sparks Doryers Past St Louis 4 to 8
Reuther held St Louis to four hits as Johnston doubled in the sixth to power the Doryers to a come from behind 8 to 4 victory. Browns cut losing streak by beating the A’s 8 to 0 in ten innings with Ty Cobb starring yesterday.
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