Warren Rallies In Late Innings To Defeat Merchants
Warren rallies in the Interstate League as Emporium defeats Eckerds 6-5 and Johnsonburg blanks Jamestown 3-0. Ruth benched for first time in career, feeble hitting blamed. Standings show New York and Cleveland leading divisions with multiple games separating teams. Yesterday’s scores include Detroit 5 New York 3 and St Louis 10 Boston 6. Today’s games list New York at Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago among others.
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Warren
Merchants Emporium
Eckerds
Johnsonburg Blanks
Jamestown
American
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Fambinn
Ana
Detroit
Ae Lous
Giants
Newe York
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Bhitego
Boston
Brooklyn
Puntaselptita
Clavaland
Chicana
Cleveland
Chicago
New York Giants
St. Louis
Nyice
Cincinnati
Hal Schumacher
Teddy Fitzsimmons
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Jurges
Ruth benched as Yankees fall to Tigers in doubleheader
Babe Ruth went hitless and spent most of the second game on the New York bench as Detroit won the opener in 12 innings amid umpire disputes. The Yankees rallied in the nightcap to claim a 3 run victory.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Benehert
New York Yankees
Detroit
Disi Walker
Oyt
Ruth
Tigers
Ty Tj
Qidh
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Johnny
Washington
Cleveland
Hart Waite
Bn Burke
Smalers
Philadelphia
Chicago
White Sox
Dimmy Fes
Ove Shear St Lous
Boston
Group Defeats Easterbrands in Jamestown Tilt
June 26 Verne Group toed the mound for Carry and kept Easterbrands off balance as Spiders pitcher was steady. The Spiders hammered Marty Lehner for sixteen hits while Group’s defense held runners and minors scoreless late. Final score 102 to 3 in favor of Group with Lehner and Lapp contributing key hits.
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Jamestown
Verne Group
Carry
Troug
Smport
Billy Webt
Burilo Easterbrands
Spiders
Marty Lehner
Spiers
Miller
Oriole
Johnsonburg
McAfee
Brower
Rudy Carlson
Walle
Rhe Johnsonburg
Woolberg
Munhoney
British Lead As Ryder Cup Matches Open
Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen trailed at 18 holes of the opening Ryder Cup match as Britain led in several games. British teams Mitchell and Hav ers pressed early while Densmore Shute and Olin Dutra stayed close, with misfiring putting from the Americans shaping the morning. Other early matches showed teams pressed, some halts, and a tight contest across the opening rounds.
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Mitchell
Havers
Sarazen
Hagen Bown
Hagen
Whitcombe
Shie
Dutra
Paty
Craig Wood
Paul Bunyan
William H. Davies
Syd
Free Tickets Disastrous In League Battle
ABH Haenel and Charley Blowers led a costly 9 hit effort as Warren beat local nine 7 to 1 in eight innings after free tickets and wild pitches helped Inter state Leaguers rally to tie at 5 5 and pull ahead late. Jewell Wolfe and Beckwith starred for Warren while Haenel struggled locating the plate before Blowers finished strong. Warren pitchers and timely hits sealed the win in the eighth with Anderson, Pierce, and Swanson delivering key early runs.
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Haenel
Charley
Warren
Myron Jewell
Haensl
Blowers
Haonel
Invaders
Warrenites
Eric Ace
Hays
Girard Beats Ashion 9 2 for Seventh Straight Victory
Girard defeated Ashion 9 to 2 for its seventh consecutive win in the Ice County Baseball League yesterday. Fairview crushed Platea 11 to 2 while Harborcreek toppled Talon 11 to 6.
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Girard
Ashion
Fairview
Platea
Harborcreek
Talonty
Merchants Nearing Hocks Mushball Eventful Season Nears Turmoil
Corry Merchants baseball team faces leadership turmoil as promoters plan a rapid reorganization. Ty Crandall pitched well for a 2 1 victory over Mill Village, while Independents suffered a string of defeats and aero squads were routed. Readers note strong local play and rising interest in mushball amid evolving management.
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Corry Merchants
Stip
Jess
Anu Pnness
Corry
Britain defeats United States in foursome play
In Southport England on June 26 Great Britain beat the United States by 14 matches in the Ryder Cup foursome. Eight singles remain to be played tomorrow with Britain favored to gain a majority as in today’s foursomes. Ed Dudivy and Billy Burke defeated Alfred Padgham and Attra Berry 1 up.
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Southport
England
Great Britain
United States
PRG
Joe
Amerigan
Ed Dudivy
Billy Burke
Alfrad Hf
Padgham
Attra Berrys
Historic Heavyweight Matchups Across Eras
A fragmented OCR record lists boxers such as John L. Sullivan James J. Corbett Jim Jeffries Bob Fitzsimmons Jack Johnson Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Max Schmeling and Tommy Burns. It references venues like San Francisco Coney Island New York and Colma and mentions dates and cities tied to bouts and notable rivalries spanning 1882 to 1928 with various outcomes and notes of matchups and locations.
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John L. Sullivan
Paddy
John K. Sullivan
Jake Kilrsin Vielen
Jaimes J. Corbett
James J. Corbett
Charles Mitchell
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jamga J. Corbett
Cargon City
Navi
James J. Jemfries
Coney Island
Coney Inland
James J. Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Cal
Jamies J. Jeffrica
Damen J. Corbett
Calicare
James J. Jeffeies
Jack Munroe
Marvin Hart
Tommy Burns
Foramy Burns
Ri Squireys
Colma Cale
Jaci Johnson
Jack Johnson
Stanley Kotchel
sLos Angeles
sColma
James J. Setrless
Reno
Nev
Vessseyss
Jack Jonsson
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Claveland
Puck Sharkey
Max Rehmeling
New York
Crandall Wins 2 1 Victory Over Mill Village
Crandall defeated Mill Village 2 to 1 at Athletic Field in a tight hurlers duel. Crandall and Ditch each allowed five hits with Mill Village scoring in the ninth on a Hendershot three-base hit and a run. Corry, Walters, Group and Beckwith stood out in field and at the plate for Crandall in this close, error-free contest.
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Ty" Crandall
Merchants
Crandall
Mill Village
Han
Twosé
Portsider
Outhpaw
Ty" Pcrandall
Ditch
Athletic Field
Stea
Ue Toca! Park
Cramlans
Gilson
Anderson
Beckwith
Corry
Baressi
Walters
McLean
Birnie Hendersnot
Peters
Young
Boyles
Hendershot
Manross
Orr
Fiefenss
Cole
Milvilege
Maks
Hogan
Olsen
Jewel
Daye
Patton
Boyles Sc
Gabby Harnett
Ana Pitt
Hach
Hanl Greenberg
Tigers
Fae
Iin
DeLury
NiCory
Orr Giliop
Min Village
Ty Debury
O Ander
Bate
Sa Oyteh
Cramsll
Diteh
Pire
Malai
Ooy
Lott Repeats Western Tennis Title Defeats Parkey
George Lott of Chicago retained the western championship by defeating Frankie Parkey of Milwaukee in straight sets in the final. Catherine Wolfe of Sitchart won the women's title, Bonnie Miller captured the girls' title, and Parker Bryan won the men's doubles title. Helen Tulton and Jane Sharp won the women's doubles, with Catherine Wolfe and Louise Hofmeister advancing in doubles.
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United Press River Worwst
George Lott
Chicago
U. S
Frankie Parkey
Milwauee
Lott
Milwaukee
Catherine Wolfe
Sitchart
Ind
Helen Fulton
Bonnie Miller
Los Angeles
Hilzahath Kestling
St. Paul
Frankie Parker
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Doc Barr
Dallas
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Helen Tulton
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Riogenie Sampson
Katherine Pearson
Houston
Catherine Wolt
Louise Hofmeister
Bennis Miller
Frances Herron
Aeros Drubbed by Erie Squad in Mushball Game
The Aeros Supply mush ball team lost 25 to 1 to the Nash-Ward squad of the Al-Bue Mushball League on the Junior High field Saturday. Maka pitched eight innings for the visitors, allowing two hits and striking out 13. Jewel and Dave were hit hard as Grie’s club clung to a 1-run burst in the fourth.
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Corry
Independents
Butes
Sheffield
Clarence Mountain
Aero Supply
Aeros
Mushhatt
Nass-Ward Ten
Erie
Hell
Nash-Ward
Al-Bue
Maka
Jewel
Dave
Grie
Erie Beaten In 13 Innings As Orioles Lose 3-0
Interstate Baseball League action at various towns Sunday produced a 3-0 Johnsonburg win over Jamestown on the road. Erie fell to Johnsonburg in 13 innings while other results included Emporium beating Heptini, Warren wrapping Corry 7-5, and St Marys-Bradford rainout with Bradford to visit Corry next week.
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Signor
Sylvanians
Johnsonburg
Jamestown
Bradford- St. Marys
Warren
Corry
Bradford
Ridgway
St. Maryn
Erie
Emporium
Interstate Baseball League
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Empiorium
Sharkey to defend heavyweight crown versus Primo at MSG
New York June 26 AUnoid Prep reports Sharkey will defend his heavyweight title against Primo in Madison Square Garden in a scheduled Thursday feature. The Italian challenger is favored by much betting money due to youth and activity, while Sharkey reportedly holds substantial wealth.
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Unied Prep
New York
Tuel Starkey
Boston
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Starkey
Carnero
Sharkey
Han
Franklin InterCity League team hires Gene Layden as pilot
City June 25 A famlady figure dons the spangles and returns to duty with Gene Layden former arena figure taking the helm of Franklin s newly formed InterCity League squad. Layden replaces the Pole National Alliance but the circuit faced withdrawals as lines called back to work making play impossible.
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Fragmentary OCR: note unclear chief captains and wages
Unclear text fragment mentions captains wages and a competition standard. No coherent events, persons, or organizations identifiable.
Uncertain OCR fragment on conference and governance
Fragmentary text mentions conferences, regions, attitudes, and governance but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. no clear event, date, or names to anchor a summary.
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