Giants blank Cubs as 10th shutout ends ties
Warren Merchants prepare for next Interstate League visit after Charley Blowers and Warren hold Erie Hoberds to 1 0.0. The lone run came in the first inning as Blowers limited the Hoberds to four hits. Warren, featuring Anderson, Swanson, Wolfe, Jewell, Strand, Massa, Genberg, Pierce, and Blowers, shifts lineup to seek wins.
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Yesterday's Heroes in Major League Baseball
Jae Chang of the Senators drove in five runs with a homer two doubles and two singles in six at bats. Hal Schumacher of the Giants shut out the opponent with three hits allowed. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees drove in three runs and hit his 16th homer of the season.
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Scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results include New York 4 at Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 5 at Boston 4 with Washington 10 beating St Louis 4. Brooklyn 6 defeated St Louis 4 while Philadelphia 8 beat Cincinnati 7. Today features Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit and New York at Chicago among others.
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Fighters Shine and Suffer in Training Tales of Boxing Giants
United Press recounts colorful boxing gym tales from Primo Cimera to Gene Tunney and Mickey Walker, noting fighters who look formidable in training yet falter in actual bouts. It highlights Dempsey, Dillion, Attell, Welsh, Ketchel and others, illustrating the gap between gym form and ring success, with remarks on Sharkey and Primo Carmel.
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Big Three Survive In British Amateur Play
Hoylake Eng June 20 The big three of the British amateur golf championship George T Dunlap Jr of New York C Ross Somerville of London Ont and Jack Mcrgean of Hayaton Fing today passed successfully through Utethira round.
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Savage discovery sparks Wade ethnological expedition reporting
An ethnological expedition led by Wade discovers a savage in central Africa. The account notes the extended height estimated at approximately nine feet, with a claim of completing burial expectations at the same house, reflecting sensational frontier reportage.
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Giants Shut Out Cubs as They Lead League Race
Terry's Giants dominate the Whitewashing chase with 10 shutouts in a third of the season, matching pace set by the 1907 Cubs. Hal Schumacher blanks Chicago 3–0 as the Giants extend their lead to 1.5 games over St. Louis. Johnny Frederick's ninth inning single scores Jim Jordan for the win. Dan Taylor homers for Brooklyn in a 3–1 win. Yankees slip on the road. Gehrig drives in three as Ruth sits. Boston tops Cleveland as Pipgras holds Indians. Washington thumps St Louis. Campball and Cronin spark offense, while Detroit ties Philadelphia after a 13-hit attack.
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Overhead Wins Indianapolis Memorial Day Race
A Nessy column notes a mistaken headline by the Walsenburg Colo World claiming Will Overheld won the Indianapolis Memorial Day race. The Kane Republican editor reported a wire misidentifying the winner as Overhead, leading to confusion and a corrective, collectible telegram before final results were settled.
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Merchants Face Strain in Race for Interstate League Honors
A long preview notes Corry Merchants need stronger local lineups to compete with Erie and St. Marys in the Interstate League. The piece cites limited home-grown strength, calls for outside bolstering, warns of shrinking gate revenue, and urges timely action four months ahead to avoid box-office woes. It also highlights other sports tidbits and regional athletic notes, including golf, amateur championships, and local ballgames.
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Ruth Expected Back With Yankees Today
Babe Ruth was expected to return to the New York Yankees lineup today against the Chicago White Sox after a feverish illness. Teammate Lou Gehrig also fell ill on the field, with Benny Chapman and Eddie Warne reportedly benched, amid heat and fumes from a sewer near Comiskey Park.
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Fitusville to Organize Fast Baseball Club
Titusville hosts a meeting at 6:30 pm at Carter Wield to discuss uniting the Old Independents and Canadotita A. C. players into one strong independent baseball team. Organizers aim to form a unified squad and boost Titusville’s season showing on the diamond.
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Mears Leads West Penn Senior Golf Championship
At Oakmont, Pa on June 20 Robert W. Mears Greensburg scored 8 1 on the outgoing nine holes to seize a commanding lead in the West Penn Senior golf championship tourney His card listed 444 648 645 41 CB Hollingsworth Greensburg Adams Hillcrest New Kensington and others posted varied scores as local clubs mull Armistice Day events and twilight games.
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Chambers Triumphs In British Amateur Golf Playoff
E. I. Chambers of England beat Stuart Haynes of Belgium three and two in a second round match to advance in the British amateur golf championship. Cyril Tolley defeated R. J. Oppenheimer three and none. Other results included Paul Sampson losing to 46 J. Manners four and three and T. A. Torrance edging J. Sidney Powell one up, with Sweeney, Rowell, and Martin-Smith posting respective wins. In Buffalo boxing, Maxie Baer defeated Pete Wistort in a 20 round exhibition, while Bob Sawyer drew with Lancaster and Wilech defeated Wright in separate bouts.
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Alphas Spring Surprise On A S Victors 15 12
Alphas upset Company A in a fourteenth inning style contest to claim a 15 12 victory over the A s in a playoff push They capitalized on late scoring bursts including a Mountain clout and held on after the Kiwanis Club tied the game in the seventh The Aero Supply clash looms as the next round action with Washington Market and Odd Fellows also in contention
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Y Senior Loop Opens Tonight At Local Y M C A
The first Y M C A Senior Baseball League games begin tonight at the Junior High field with Washington facing the home team, and Golimbus meeting Christensen's Madr Enders in the second contest. In Pittsburgh, Pa Baby Joe Gant Mile defeats Jack Portnoy in New York 148, while Lew Reymond beats Billy Holt in Baltimore 1455, and Mose Butch defeats Don Axto in Uniontown 1811 as Hast Liberty secures a split decision.
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Holy Cross Shines As Top Baseball College
Holy Cross College in Worcester remains a leading cradle for major league players. Coach Jaci Barry, a former HC star, has mentored players who reached the Dodgers, Giants, Cubs, Browns, Braves, and Athletics. Recent rosters include Owen Gerrell, Rosy Ryan, Blondy Ryan, and others, signaling strong production from the Worcester program.
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Publicize West 3 a Arbhorcot National A FRE 61 W airibune
Reported notes show a partial public notice about a bank and financial terms in Pennsylvania with May pricing and advertising details. The garbled text lists references to advertising charges, a bank, and government actions, but yields few coherent specifics beyond a general notice.
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Fragmented text fragment referencing life, fears and crusade
The readable lines discuss fears, life prospects and a crusade theme tied to a Dr Ange figure. It mentions numbers like 000,000 and references to cities, sources, and prevention. The fragmentary piece hints at societal issues and a sense of collective struggle without a clear narrative.
Fragmented OCR Note on Practice and Time
Partial OCR text mentions practice and a time near 3e4 10 but is too garbled to identify people places or events. No clear entities or actions beyond generic practice reference and a numeric fragment.
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