Luther Makes Good Showing at US Open Round One
Luther of Valley Forge Country Club near Corry posted 78 for the opening 18 holes, finishing 25th with Olin Dutra leading. Former Corry pro Bob Randall shot 84 as experts debate the Schmeling Sharkey decision and radio coverage.
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Winners Named In Allegheny Valley Golf Meet at Titusville
Titusville hosted the Allegheny Valley Golf Association tournament with 123 players from eight towns. Winners include Low gross Benjamin F. Kratifyt Titusville and Low net Rutgers Corry, with morning and afternoon honors split among Walter Criterion Titusville M. Nast, Parshall Warren C A Gilbert Meadville and others amid windy conditions that disrupted grips and drives.
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Freeman Wins by Knockout in Millvale Bout
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Tommy Freeman former world welterweight champion from Cleveland unleashed a furious two fisted attack to KO Len Sali of Donora in the first round of a ten round bout at Hickey Park Millvale Freeman weighed 158 pounds to Sali’s 156% other results list Cleveland’s Chivaze Disner defeating Jackie Wilson and several Pittsburgh area outcomes with ketchel, Rhodes and Madge among noted names in welterweight and middleweight contests
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Aero Supply Mushball Squad Over Company A
Aero Supply Mushball Squad defeated Company A 10 to 3 in a Junior High field game last evening. The A’s led 2-0 after the opening inning, added one in the second, and scored three more in the fifth to clinch the win. Batteries were Lamy and R. Mountain for Aero Supply and Elyot and Baresi for Company A. Umpires Bergman and Abbey.
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Big Five Stars Spark Offense In Dense Baseball Frame
Ruth homered and added four singles in four trips, Gehrig walked and scored twice in two appearances, Simmons had five at bats with a single, Terry collected two singles in three plate appearances, Wilson doubled for three trips. The rough OCR text records a high scoring club lineup and multiple players contributing with hits and runs.
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Dutra Leads Field In U S Open First Round
United Press reports Olin Dutra of California shot 69 to lead the first round on Long Island as windy conditions boosted scores. Gene Sarazen remained the favorite despite others like Jurado Diegel Burke Hagen Zulickson Smith Von Elm Armour and Jurado posting solid starts.
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Browns Fight to Hold Berth in Major Loop
St Louis Browns rally to impressively defeat four eastern clubs, led by Goose Goslin’s three homers, boosting home attendance hopes as they outslug the Yankees 14 0 and post strong four game series results. Tigers, Senators, Athletics, and Phillies also win. Giants move up in NL standings. Cubs and Cardinals stumble.
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National League race tightens as Cubs and Cardinals duel
Chicago holds a slim six game edge over Cincinnati in the National League, while the American League chase features the Yankees rising toward second place. Writers debate whether the Cubs can sustain a pennant run with a modest .35 pace, compare past champions, and predict a tight finish with eight competitive teams and no standout club this season.
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Terry Corrects Roster By Signing Waite Hoyt
New York Giants manager Bill Terry signs veteran right hander Waite Hoyt after Hoyt was released by the Brooklyn Dodgers. To make room Terry drops left hander Clarence Mitchell from the active roster while retaining him as a coach.
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Yesterday's Scores Summary
Yesterday's scores list several baseball results including American St. Louis 14 over New York 10 and Philadelphia and Chicago at 3. Washington beat Cleveland 6 to 1 while Detroit defeated Boston 6 to 5. New York 6, St. Louis 10, Boston 8, Brooklyn 7 in 10 innings. Today open schedule shows Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh listed as only game.
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Union Merchants 10 Observe Burger Day
The Union Merchants will face the MekKenn Independents in a game Saturday afternoon. Burger Day features the veteran players, with Ontfelden playing multiple positions including pitching and catching as the team showcases a varied lineup.
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Yale Poised To Defend 70th Harvard Vale Boat Race
New London Conn June 24 Yale and Harvard ready for the four mile Thames River course to decide the 70th race Yale enters as a favorite after a dominant season with wins in all trials while Harvard looks to avenge recent losses in a longstanding harbor rivalry.
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Robe Attempt to Wreck P.R.R. Trains
Pennsylvania Railroad detectives hunted suspects after forty one spikes and thirteen slates were removed from eastbound tracks between Ire and Whyyn. Fifty spikes and three plates were taken from westbound rails in what authorities deem an attempted derailment. One train crossed safely before the damage was discovered.
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Third Erie Team 10 Oppose Merchants
Corry Merchants clash with Pulton A C club at Junior High grounds Saturday after noon. Pultons lead the Grenwood League and bring a veteran line. Merchants counter with Baxmater and Peggy backing Cranial. Weekend schedule includes Canadohia Lake appearance Sunday afternoon.
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Jamestown Boxer Ray Graham Eyes Pro Comeback
Ray Graham of Jamestown, longtime boxing instructor at Saint Bonaventure College, offers a comeback and states he is ready to fight any challenger from promoters at the newly organized Ghadiaken Athletic Club. He contends his condition and ring experience justify a return, aiming to prove he can match or exceed former lightweight champ Benny Leonard.
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1933 Open Golf Championship to be held at Glenview
The United States Golf Association announced through United Press that the 138th National Open Championship will take place at North Shore Country Club in Glenview Illinois near Chicago. Dates and match details will be set later.
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Oil City to stage 160-pound return bout for Robinson Hefren
Oil City officials plan a July 1 outdoor return match between Charlie Robinson and Arden Hefren after Robinson won the 160 pound division at the Golden Gloves tournament. Eddie Mick hesitates to risk Robinson in the ring while Robsinson weighs options and Stefel now competes in the same class.
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