Pirates Slump Dampens Fans Amid New Stadium Talk
Western Pennsylvania fans ask what majors are driving the Pirates as the team stumbles in the NL race. Blame falls on indifferent hitting and weak pitching while speculation grows about Hal Jewel’s managerial future and the impact of wet grounds on early season play.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Varius
Hal Jewel
Barney Dreyfuss
Browns Win Four Times Over Mackmen In Latest Spurt
United Press report from New York notes the St Louis Browns surged in the American League pennant race with four wins in a row, including a 9-3 victory over the Red Sox. Pitching by Cullins and early offense, plus strong infield work by Melillo and Kress, propelled Chicago and Boston rivalries while the Cardinals toppled Cincinnati 15-5 in the National League as the season tightens.
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Washington
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Oxcar Melillo
Ralph Kress
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Cincinnati
Robins
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Jlome
O'Dou
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Thurston
Cardinals
Dunlap Favored To Cop Collegiate Title At Olympia Fields
Olympia Fields Chicago June 27 George Dunlap, a reckless-faced Princeton student, is favored to win the national intercollegiate golf championship final. He reached the final by defeating Yale’s Tommy Ayock, who did not compete last year. Robert Kepler of Ohio State advanced by beating his teammate John Plotio in the other semi final. Dunlap has yet to drop a match this season.
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Olympia Fields
Chicago
George
Dunlap
Princeton
Robert Kepler
Ohio State
Tommy Ayock
Yale
Kepler
John Plotio
Yesterday's Scores and Tomorrow's Matches Across Leagues
Yesterday American games featured Chicago defeating Washington 4 3 and St Louis routing Boston 8 2. Other results included Brooklyn 16 over St Louis, New York 2 over Cincinnati 1 and Philadelphia 13 over Pittsburgh 2. Tomorrow New York visits Chicago and Philadelphia heads to St Louis with Washington at Metropolis and Boston at Cleveland. Gill Walker allowed four hits in Cincinnati shutout, and Wallis homered after OlParrell's triple for the Giants two runs.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
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Detroit
Chicago
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
National Boson
Metrall
Gill Walker
Wallis
OlParrell
Giants
Stribling Nears Close Of Training At Geauga Lake
Willie Stribling nears final rating workout before facing Max Schmeling at Conneaut Lake Park. Crowd of 3 000 expected for last workout as Stribling and Schmeling size up left hands and fighting form. Schmeling worries about his left hand ahead of July title defenses.
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Grauga Lake
Willie Stribling
Tomene
Georgia
Geauga Laky ‘Park
Geauga Lake
Strilling
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Germany
Conneaut Lake Park
Ryder Cup Singles Set as Americans Face British Stars
At Scioto Country Club Columbus June 27, eight singles matches open the Ryder Cup individual play. Britain trails after the U S won the doubles 2 to 1, needing six of eight singles to retain the cup. British pairings list Archie Cempster Gene Sarazen Fred Robson and others with Hagen Wood among Americans not in singles.
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United Press
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Great Britain
Scioto Country Club
United States
Red Pignon
Asmager
Archie Cempster
Bill Burke
Fred Robson
Gene Sarazen
William H. Davies
Johnny Farell
Abe Mitchell
Witty Cox
Charles W. Whitcombe
Walter Hagen
Bert Hodson
Densmore Shute
Ernest R. Whitcombe
al Aspin
Arthur Hayers
Craig Wood
Sydney Easterbrook
George Duncan
Horton Smith
Led Diegel
Randolph Man Dies in Fall on Merrimac River
Edmund Landers 24 of Randolph died after falling into the Merrimac River while working for a bridge company. Two other workers fell in but swam ashore. Landers revived briefly en route to hospital but did not survive. Mrs Mor onne Roberts Landers, his wife, learned of the incident near Tyngsboro Mass where he worked as an engineer.
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Edmund Landers
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Onne Roberts Landers
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Immer
Opening Matches in Horseshoe League Begin Season
The National, American and International Leagues opened their 10M1 season with two matches staged at the Journal courts despite weather and no-shows. Notable results include Charley Keefer and Gerald Skinner winning in the National League with scores of 52–25 and 53–21, while Fred Mixer led the American League with a 50–8 win. Don Hand edged Gilford 50–48 in the International League. Allen defeated C Hand 61–24 in the final International match.
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Gerald Skinner
Skinner
Bill Bjorkquist
Kuster
Walter Shannon
Niie
Shannon
Fred Mixer
John Dahlstrand
Bailey
Gregory
Mixer
Danistrand
Gilford
Columbus
Don Hand
Evening Gants
Hand
Giford
Allen
C. Hand
Panka and Marullo Boxing Mentioned in Illegible Report
Fragmentary note describes George Panka and Tony Marillo in a boxing context. Mentions Schmeling practice rights and right uppercuts on Marullo’s head. Details are unclear and fragmented from an OCR source.
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George Panka
Pittschlegh
Ulugger
Mr. Panka
Tony Marillo
New Orleans
Not Government Owned Coastline Parcel in Spectiols Island Purchase
A fragment indicates a Department of Commerce note about land in Spectiols Island near Boston Harbor. The text mentions a purchase consideration around 4 200 and an area of 1.15 muxes with a southeast corner location in the northern part of Spectiols Island, Amusanelinsetis. The record is unclear and garbled.
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Spectiols Islinit
Boston Harbor
Amusanelinsetis
Mushball slate outlines next year schedule
The schedule lists Luuey among the upcoming mushball games. City League opens Monday EastEnders versus South Siders with South Siders replacing She Mu Episilon. Tuesday Kiwanis meets Alpha. Wednesday Company A faces United Brethren. Industrial League matches Monday Pebble Brook versus Corry Jamestown. Tuesday Emblem OW versus Turn buckle. Wednesday Judd Auto Wash versus Raymonds.
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She Mu Episilon
Kiwanis
Alpha
Company A
United Brethren
Pebble Brook
Corry
Jamestown
Emblem OW
Turnbuckle
Bojoroski Keeps His Record Unblemished
Erie June 27 Frank Bojorski of Erie won a 10 round technical decision over Cowboy Anderson of Casper Wyoming. Marty Mathison of Toronto won in six rounds over Danny Billick of Pittsburgh. Steve Simon of Erie defeated Moxey Brown of New York in six. Carl Bealise of Erie won a six round verdict from Johnny Zack of Erie.
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Frank Bojorski
Cowboy
Anderson
Casper
Wyo
Kere
Marty Mathison
Toronto
Dany Billick
Pittsburgh
Steve Simon
Moxey Brown
New York
Carl Bealise
Hrie
Johnny Zack
Youth badly hurt near Greensburg in auto crash
Waltman Sachs, 18, of Baltimore, was critically injured when a car skidded and overturned west of Greensburg. He was en route to Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh for the summer school session. He was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
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Carnegie Tech Simmer School
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Here
Sachs
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