Weight clouds headline as boxing and sports mix in Erie paper
The issue debates heavyweight prospects like Wills Tunney and Gibbons, notes weight class gaps, and profiles local teams and players. It mentions Clarke’s Independents in Titusville, Roy Byam joining Tulsa, Stribling vs Risko in Chicago area, and local racing and golf promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arki
Altough
Afarry Wills
Coal
Gene Tunney
Wills
Tom Gibbons
Jimmy Slattery
Young Stribling
Jim Maloney
Mickey Walker
Tommy Gibbons
McGraw calls for livelier ball as injuries rise in baseball
Detroit Tigers surge with eight straight wins while the Giants and Pirates struggle in a season marked by injuries. John McGraw demands standardization of a livelier ball to protect players as 479 homers already hit this season. Major leaguers argue the ball endangers fielders and pitchers amid rising injuries and striking power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw
Detroit Tigers
Babe Ruth
John McGraw
New York Giants
Ateas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Cham Jons
Pirates
Robins
Rede
Srhole
Baseball standings and results from national and American leagues
National League standings show New York leading with a 29 24 record, Pittsburgh strong at 6 10, and Brooklyn at 6 08. Today’s games include Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn. American League results list Detroit 4 St. Louis 3 and Chicago 6 Cleveland 1 with upcoming games Washington at Philadelphia and New York at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalta
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
S Louis
Aba
AIR Boston
Graham Wins Decision Over Teddy Dean In Warren Card
Ray Graham of Jamestown defeated Teddy Dean of Ithaca by decision in the main event of last night’s Warren card. The bout drew boos from Warren fans despite Graham’s dominant performance as Dean showed little offense and Woods noted Graham’s smart, controlled boxing. Also on the card Joe Colera and Henry Pachol went four rounds, Pachol earning the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Graham
Jamestown
Coferet
Teddy Dean
Ithaca
Warren
Mickey Dillon
Erie
Johny Korowki
Bulat
Dillon
The
Mirror Today
Mickey
Graham-Dean
Mirror
Ray
Ithace
Graham
Timmy Mack
Dean
Teddy
Jong
Tom
Cornell
Joe Colera
Falconer
Henry Pachol
Dunkirk
Tommy Dillon
Frank Boyd
Iia Kelly
Frank [Jarvis
Dunkin
Senators Swap Hank Severeid for Browns Catcher
United Press reports Philadelphia scene as Clark Griffith confirms a deal sending Mogridge and Red Hargraves of the Senators to St. Louis in exchange for Browns catcher Severeid. The trade waited on Landis approval and the trading deadline. Dr. Clarence W Spears, longtime West Virginia coach and former Dartmouth guard, is likely to accept a Minnesota head coaching offer.
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United Press Philadelphia
Landis
Clark Grifith
Mogridge
Red Hargraves
Senators
Weil
St. Louis
Catcher Severeid
Browns
Clarence W. Spears
West Virginia University
Dartmouth
University of Minnesota
Bass and Muscallonge Season Opens Next Week
The season on bass and muscallonge is set to open Wednesday in New York and Pennsylvania waters. Limits include black bass nine inches, 12 per day. pike perch 12 inches, 25 per day. muscallonge 10 inches, 20 per day. frogs season runs July 2 to October 25. The state trout season began April 15 and runs into August in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Pennsylvania
Herrby
New York State
Anderson
West Church Street
Downey's Drug Store
Downey
Meadville Guests Meet Corry Tossers Tonight On Journal Courts
Corry horseshoe tossers travel to Meadville to face the local squad at 6230 oclock after Meadville previously defeated North East 8 to in an earlier out of town test. The Meadville Tribune Republican lists the visitors and notes the lineup from league members chosen for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Journal
Meadville
North East
Tribune-Republican
Suzanne Remains Dominant in British National Tennis Championship
Suzanne dominates at Wimbledon as Mile Lengles, the French star, defeats Bea Beamish in straight sets. Venango County League game ends scoreless eight innings, Oil City struggles with three hits as Franklin's crowd of 15000 cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Wimbledon
England
Vicibrysen
Mile
Lengles
Mca
Beamish
Franklin
Penazuil
Big Week Ahead for Industrial Recreation
A busy schedule unfolds next week as East Washington Street prologue reports outline a full slate of activities. National Horseshoe League action opens Monday with postponed matches from rain, followed by Mushball League games Tuesday and midweek contests. Thursday features Dodge and Liha teams, and Friday sees tennis at Tannery courts, promising one of the city’s largest industrial recreation weeks despite potential storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibarrage
Washington Street
Journal
Jape Phrawe
Will Shiels
National ‘League of Horseshoe
Ispsop' Ali
Hieveryone
Stewaffen Company
Leagoe Romes
Une
Xquods
Wall Pears
Carroll hailed as top college pitching prospect following Holy Cross era
New York reports Owen Carroll, former Holy Cross star, drawing major league offers after scouts touted him as the best college pitcher since Michigan's George Lister. Cobb secured Carroll's pledge amid interest from Detroit and New York Giants, with talk of minor league polishing and potential future versatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ty Cobt
Owen Carroll
Holy Cross
Carroll
George Lister
University of Michigan
Qwete
Tigen
New York Giants
Connie
Mack
Jack Barry
Philadelphia Athletics
Roll
van Field
Ato
Muuther
Sister
Michigan
Worcester
Easter College Diamonds
Eddie Farrell
University of Pennsylvania
Giants
Geautreau
Connie Macke
Portland Glu
Mickey Cochran
Boston College
Portland
Gochran
Mayla
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Galdyell
Jarrelle
Dominick Thorpe
New York University
New Yorke
Clibe
Bie
Cincinnati
Reile
Gena Beats Williams in 12 Round Prom Bout in Baltimore
Frankie Gena, American lightweight champion, defeated Rid Williams over 12 rounds in Baltimore. Williams, former champion, faced a clear points setback as Gena controlled the action throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Baltimore
Frankie Gena
Ridh Williams
Hom Run Leaders Update From Across Leagues
The list highlights top homer hitters with names including Hartnett Cobb Williams Simmons and Robertson. Cubs Yankees Giants Browns and Dodgers figures feature prominently as batters show power across major teams and competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menspy
Catan
Rm Hartnett
Cubs
Sche
Menpel
Yankee
Williams
Browns
S R Simmons
Cobb
Ted Kelly
Giants
Robertson
Prowie
Latonia Derby Draws Throngs to Kentucky
A tumult of fans from Cincinnati and beyond flocked to Churchill Downs for Kentucky’s Latonia Derby. The crowd swelled as horses including Flying Ebony and Swope prepared for the anticipated race, with betting skies showing King Nadi as a favorite earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Kentucky
King Nadi
Flying Ebony
Swope
United Pro Fadonta
Phedith Renwal
Hatone
Montachyrch
Sincinnati
Ohio River
Kensucky
Flying Bhony
Sande
Bendant
Churchill Downs
Wis
Ain Hal
Carngtus
Millstick
Pear King
Nadi
Desmning
DJ Sip
Ang Broadway
Sony
Deominiy
Fone
West
Gawell, & Ally
Tavorite
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Meal Glucke
Tiflsville
Clarke
Tutlarke
Semboro
Eld
Roy Byam
Tulsa Club
Western Maryland Gallage Te Tai Hein
Ambrose
Des Moines
Tulsa
Atlanta
John Riska
East Chicago
Risko
Sit Teack
Shre State
Hield
Conneaut Lake Park
Meadville Machinery Company
Woodlawn Elks
Greenville
Snorray
Titusville Independents
Butler Independents
Weschler’ Glib
Erie City League
Mugh Bedjent
Falconer Club
Warren Lomorray
George Stallings
Rochester International League
Miller Figgins
Newark Yankees
Bank
Bricky" Donovan
Kane Club
Me‘Kean-Elk
Smethport
Kane Jam
Donovan
Ono Gulf Club
Rie Ivero
America
Chick Evans
Golf Mite
All-Sports Magazine
Npgraw
Long George Kelly
Goose Goshie
Homer Iny
Athletice
Troma Filace
Tigers
Athletics
Reds
Braves
Phils
Blades
Cards
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Indiana
Hank
Ed Anderson
Suzanne
American Polo
Hom
Johnny
Anillenium
Titusville
Buddy Players
Bargain Department Ladies
Phoenix
W. M. Weed
Center ST
Corry, PA
Penn Publi
Asternorthwestern
Leone
Luken Care
Ameri
Chris
Vent Ayer Ln
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Phe Poly
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