City Te Drawings For Initial Round Announced
Drawings for the city singles championship were announced today on local courts. Rev Gilbert L Boyd defends his title as top seed with opening round matches including George Orcutt vs Raymond Sandburg and Norman Yorke vs Charles Auer. Doubles feature Boyd and Williams against York and Aver with other pairs in the second round. The event runs through late June with finals the week of July 4.
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James Lewis
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Oorry Evening Journal NNIS Championships Open Monday
Milwaukee hosts a test for Browns franchise as 10,000 fans attend an exhibition game where the Brewers defeat the Yankees 10 to 9 in 11 innings. The crowd underscores Milwaukee’s hopes to join the American League, with Browns owner Phil Ball backing the Milwaukee club amid league realignments.
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Merchants face regional clash amid county sport notes
The Corry region previews a Merchants showdown with Girard Pine and notes on the Greening Warriors potent offense. Highlights include local golf club opening to nonmembers, a strong debut by Ark Im Evans, and upcoming amateur boxing plans with the Allegheny Valley Golf Association forming two divisions.
World records fall at Cambridge in Olympic trials
Cambridge reports shattering marks as Len Sexton of the New York A C. set a shot put record of 52 feet 6 3 8 inches, surpassing Emil Hirschfeld’s 52 feet 7 1 2 inch standard. NYC athletes led finals with Paul B. Heeker, Lol Gregory, and Les Bormond securing Palo Alto Olympic spots. Pennsylvania trapshooting champs defended title at Allentown, with 199 of 200 targets hit to win eighth title in 12 years.
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Nameless Nine To Meet Pittsfield Independents On Sunday
Nameless Nine will oppose the Pittsfield independents on the fair grounds diamond Sunday afternoon at o clock Patsy Notte will manage the locals with Knapp slated to backstop. Visitors are reported to have a good combination this year and the Nameless Nine aims for a hard fight.
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Outdoor Rifle Meet At Meadville Set For June
Meadville hosts the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League annual field meet on Sunday at the Meadyills range near Round Top. Officers will be elected. shooters from Meadville and nearby towns, plus 85 from Meadville, will compete in events and a new champion is expected to emerge.
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Emperor Jones Tops New York Golf Exhibition Crowd
Henry McLemore reports on an upcoming open exhibition in New York featuring Robert Tyre Jones. The piece recalls Jones’s influence on golf and his past clashes with crowds, Marines, and security, noting his retirement and the era when golf drew large, intense spectator interest.
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United Press
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Shar key Schmeling Prepare For Final Session In Bag Controversy
Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling staged a final light session at Kingston and Orangeburg camps as boxing officials and managers exchange heated claims over referees and “in the bag” charges. Joe Jacobs intensified the controversy, while James J. Farley urged commission patience amid rumors of fixed outcomes. No referee has been named yet.
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United Press
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de Poughkeepsie
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New York State Boxing Commission
Boatswain Favored In Chicago Derby at Washington Piers
Chicago June 18 Boatswain the ante post favorite in the historic American derby the 24th renewal at Washington Piers today. Fourteen of the last five year olds raced for the $50 000 added mile and four furlongs. Walter M Jeffords owners Boatswain with jockey Buddy Hanford to ride. Boatswain previous results include Withers Belmont runners and a Preakness third as Burgoo King led. The field includes Stepen Hickit and Alfred Hobertson seeks to steer top contenders under crowded post positions.
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Inilin Dialects and Saket Language Note
The text describes multiple dialects and Inilin descended tronor influenced by Sanskrit, naming Thawnigé as an ancient Hindu heritage. It states Saket region is Hindu major area with Ungut franca presence and other Indian tongues spoken across disputed lands.
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Londos and Lewis May Battle Format Title
Wrestler Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Die Shikat in an outdoor bout in New York. The match boosted talk of a possible title clash with Greek star Jan Londos. New York State Athletic Commission ordered Londos to face Lewis in his next appearance in the state, stoking debates over Londos’ claim to the world championship and Lewis’s edge in prior meetings.
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Waner and Foxx Lead Batters in League Race
Paul Van der Werf of the Pirates and Jimy Foxx of the Athletics continue to lead the National and American Leagues in batting and home runs. Foxx tops the circuit in homers and both stars are centered in upcoming matchups. Freret Bannister of the Merchants may oppose the Legionnaires as Corry Merchants prepare for a key Thursday game. Babe Haenel or Ty Crandall probable starters against Conneaut as the Merchants seek a repeat title in county baseball.
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Letty Gomex Leads New York Squads in Seading Pitches
Letty Gomex of the New York squads aims to tie American Circuit with 12 wins against 1 loss as Steve Swelunic of Pitts Harsh replaces Walter Betts of Boston on the leading National hoop list. With wind and 1 defeat, they face Girard’s youthful flinger in Sunday’s match, a matchup echoing the 1921 and 1932 Merchants strengths in a local battle at Girard.
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New York Uakves
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Aumarican Pireuit
Steve Swelunic
Pitts Harsh
Walter Betts
Boston
T Wind
Giran
Girard
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear political column
A garbled OCR text fragment discusses a convention and political figures, mentioning Arthur Colegra, the National Adver, and references to a Republican convention and a senate figure. The excerpt lacks coherent details or dates, rendering a precise event or outcome uncertain.
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