Giants trade four players for Genewich to bolster pennant run
George Kirkley reports New York Giants president-manager John McGraw traded four players to the Boston Braves for right handed pitcher Joe Genewich to shore up the staff. Genewich, 30, has six years with Atlanta, won 11 games last year. he is joined by OWarrel Wright and others as the club seeks a stronger rotation for the no hit league chase. McGraw says the deal required more than expected but aims to boost the pennant push.
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Two Crews Establish New Course Record In Rowing
California and Columbia crews set a new course record in the Intercollegiate regatta at Dutchess County. Host Johnny Columby led a strong effort as both teams finished around 18 minutes, besting Cornell’s 18:58 1-5 mark.
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Giants hammer Hill as slugging attack wins
In a Palo Grounds exhibition the New York Giants toppled Hill 9 to 1. McGraw shuffled the lineup to counter Specs Hill, starting with three left handed outsiders and Welsh in center. Gober opened with a hit, Lindstrom doubled home two runs, and Jackson delivered a long run producing hit as the Giants pounded Hill early and cruised to the win.
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Monte Munn to Meet Sanchez in Argentine Shields Final
United Press reports Monte Munn of Nebraska will face Clemente Sanchez of Cua in a heavyweight bout in Buenos Aires for the Argentine Shields title. Munn is a heavy favorite as betting favors a United States knockout.
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National League standings and yesterday’s results brief
Yesterday’s NL actions showed Boston nine runs, Philadelphia eight, Cincinnati seven, Chicago five, St Louis five, New York four, Brooklyn two in key games. Standings include Cincinnati tops, New York and Chicago near, with Pittsburgh and Boston trailing. Today’s NL matchups feature Pitt at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Brooklyn.
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The Last Straw Eta Stull Seabary Begins Usual Day
Eta Stull Seabary faces a chaotic morning as she navigates a messy start. Her father’s routine hints and a tricky wardrobe choice set the scene for a comic misadventure.
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Shade Beats Courtney In Bloodied Middleweight Bout At Coney Island
Davé Shade defeated George Courtney in a dramatic 12 round middleweight fight at Coney Island Stadium. Bloodied by the sixth round and with Courtney causing a nasal cut and a deep gash over Shade’s eye, Shade staged a sensational final four rounds to overturn a points deficit and win as fans watched.
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Excursion to Cleveland by Erie Railroad for Indians Athletics game
A group of Jamestown area fans will take an Erie Railroad excursion train at 4:10 AM tomorrow to Cleveland to see the Indians versus the Athletics at Dun Park Sunday. The special train carries one baggage and five first class cars from Jamestown Corry Union City Cambridge Springs Meadville Greenville and connects in Meadville with another train from Oil City and Franklin. Return is one hour after the game, expected to reach Gerry at 10:55 PM Sunday. The round trip ticket costs $3.00.
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Miss Elizabeth Ryan Wins Kent English Singles Title Again
Miss Elizabeth Ryan of the United States won the Country Kent lawn tennis championship in England on June 16, defeating Miss V Chamberlain 10-8 in the final to claim her sixth title.
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Olympic Trials Under Way At Yankee Stadium
More than 300 athletes will compete in 14 events at the eastern Olympic tryouts in New York. The tests determine U S entrants for the Paris Games with Cambridge and Amsterdam events also noted. Prominent sprinters include Hussey Scholz Russell Miller Locke Wilder Cumming and Jones as others contest the 3000 meter steeplechase discus javelin and hammer throws at Travelers Field.
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Babe Ruth Seven Games Ahead Of 1927 Schedule
ST. LOUIS June 16 Babe Ruth today was seven games ahead of his 1927 home run schedule having hit No 24 yesterday off Alvin Crowder at the Browne Ruth its twenty fourth last year on June 22.
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Doubleheader in Industrial League features Stars debut
Today in Washington street grounds the Industrial League opens with High Street facing Corry James town in the first game at 2. Merchants and Company A meet in the second tilt. Stars debut under Dunny DeLury with Zinny Gander expected to pitch.
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Corry Woman Runner-Up in Western Pennsylvania Golf
Mrs May Lirsan of Musory year runnerup in the second division of the Woman’s Golf Association of Western Pennsylvania tournament at Erie this week. Mrs Larson returned from exile last night. Mrs Grave Mit tin of Greenville took high honors in the women’s tournament. Babe Ruth homered for the 24th time, driving in two runs as the Limes beat the Bab’s Lot. Ty Cobb had two hits, a single and a double, with a stolen base and two runs. Tris Speaker not in game. Rogers Hornsby drew five-game suspension after a dispute with an umpire.
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State Hatchery News Letter Interest From State Hatchery
Mrs Anita Busher and Mrs Gowla Shars visited Mrs Dan Houser Siindiye in the Mp. area. Olin Moora and family from Gamer Hil were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Ernest Adams and family. Harry Mitchell and children from Cambridge Spring Were guests at Din anch dtrs Bell king. Mr. Knapp visited Omar Chowell’s dhy last week. Joy entertained Mr. and Mrs Onto Joy and daughter, and Mr Ea rig Charles Joy and family on Sunday. A fawn was seen near Patterson farm during rain. Roosevelt Highway near Corry reported a rain storm Saturday morning. Mr Hatley Titus and daughter Corry, Mrs Pred Allen and son Eyeratt were guests of Mr and Mrs Delbert King. Notable dog bite incident involving Notle Roosevelt, Agana, of Mr and Mrs De For Adants, blood poisoning risk but improving. Sorensons, Lees, Hour york children enjoyed a Monday woods outing. Thelma and Tackia Sorenson and family staying several days at Spencer home due to Liel Juothat and junele sickness. Boyd Spencer very ill. recovery hoped. Forest Adams busy planting corn with planter around Beaverdam and Donation. Forest Adams and children were Acer Saturday visitors, shopping. Carl Adis of Donation ill. under Dr Adams care in North East. Mrs Moffitt visiting relatives in Jamestown. Proctor and two lite pals in Coopy Weatherday. milled lumber return trip.
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Five masked holdup men rob Riveraids proprietor near Jambetown
In Jambetown area near Brownburg, five masked men stopped a Riveraids Finn proprietor, stole $410 in cash and a car after forcing him at gunpoint. The vehicle was recovered two miles north of the scene. One witness reported the incident occurred near a bridge north of Brevesburg, as the robbers fled.
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Expect Further Rise in Pennsylvania Crude Price
A student submission from the Pennsylvania Grade Crude position and prospects argues that the Pennsylvania Grade Oil Association has built brand recognition after two years of national advertising. It cites recent price advances and predicts continued gains in the near term despite warnings that the liquid’s value may shift. The note emphasizes the brand’s proven strong position and the likelihood of higher prices in coming months.
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Three Escape When Plane Falls at Erie
A Waco plane crashed Thursday night near Erie injuring one person. The craft fell 49 feet to the ground as it plunged while attempting a takeoff. Nearby residents, including Jane Bau and Mrs. Vera Adamy, were present at the time. Local witnesses report weather and pilot error may have contributed to the accident.
Economic anxieties and market turmoil grip the nation
Amid fears of political and financial instability a conservative bloc faces scrutiny as business losses mount. Investors retreat as stock prices tumble and assets lose value, with widespread unease over the country’s economic future and public confidence eroding.
Unclear Fragment: Dealer Losses and Divisions
Fragmentary text describes debts or shares among individuals named Jon James and Cam with numbers 74 and 9 and 5 44e. Explanation unclear, no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a card.
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Town funding drive faces uncertain future
Fragmentary text suggests a local effort to raise funds, mentioning available funds and younger participants. Details are unreadable, but the item implies a community appeal or donation drive with unclear scope and outcomes.
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