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New York state athletic commission weighs boxing broadcast limits after Schmeling Sharkey fight controversy. Local voices praise radio expert Tom Manning of WTAM for clear impartial play by play. Erie Sailors vs Twitty era benefit game for Zem Zea Children's Hospital slated with Shriners parade. Buffalo leads International League. Amateur boxing cards planned by Duffy A C with fighters like Gam ble Monar Russo Yaratx to headline.
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New York
Athlete Commission
LooMaior
Gan
Sharkey
New York State Commission
Tom Manning
WTAM
Fiske
Walker
Manning
Cleveland Indians
WAM
Erie
Erie Sattors
International Baseball League
Athletic Field
Zem Zea Children's Hospital
Shriners
Buffalo
Bisons
Ed" Duffy
Duffy A. C
Brie
Duffy
State Armory
Tony Gamble
Paul Monar
Russo
Yaratx
Rapute
Simon Pikes
Pennsylvania
Babe Ruth Believes Yankees Are Certain Winners
Merchants Await Completion of New Baseball Park as Babe Ruth predicts the Yankees will win. This notes a second horseshoe pitching tourney at Journal courts on West South Street, weather permitting, with Class A and B divisions and prizes awarded to Joe Sullivan and Ray Sperry in prior events.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ghoe
Journal
West South Street
Joe Sullivan
Tannery Singer
Ray
Babe Ruth Predicts Yanks Run Away With A League Pennant
United Press reports Babe Ruth believes the New York Yankees will win the American League pennant, with the fight for second place narrowing to Senators Athletics Tigers and Indians. He criticizes the Athletics and notes excellent pitching in New York. Ruth singles out McCarthy’s rotation of Lefty Gomez Charley Ruffing Johnny Allen and George Plank as key. He lists Gehrig Lazier Dickey Combs and himself as the strong Yankee bats, while one of 148 may be off form. The A’s beat Boston in a doubleheader as Roy Johnson hit three homers in two games. Detroit extends its hold on second by defeating Chicago. St Louis-Cleveland and Chicago-Cubs games affected by rain.
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Athletics
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Babe
Yanwes
Joe McCarthy Tras
Ath
Lefty Gomez
Charley Riffing
Johnny Allen
George Plogras
Gehrig
Lascer
Dickey
Combs
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Roy Johnson
Sox
Cramer
Pickering
Jolley
Simmons
Haas
Chicago White Sox
Davis
Stone
St Louis
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Boston
Piitaburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Grand
Thera
Burgoo King
Universal
W. L
United States
Bamtmguns
Texas
T-bone
Bowed tendonitis disrupts 1920s horse racing scene
Chicago columnist riffs on bowed tendonitis sweeping top horses like Twenty Grand and Burgoo King. He muses on the ailment, questions its nature, and jokes about seeking a horse chart while rambling through anecdotes and misread maps, ending with a call for tendon-trained horses.
Erie Men Fined for Taking Frogs and Trout
Youngsville report says six Erie County men were arrested by fish warden R G Baley with aid from R M Free borough on Hedgehog Run along Allegheny highway. They faced Justice W H Brazes at Youngsville and were fined $650 plus costs for possessing 52 frogs and 13 undersized trout. They arranged to pay by July 20.
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Youngsville
R. G. Baley
R. M. Freeborough
Erie County
Hedgehog Run
Allegheny Highway
W. H. Brazes
Urey
Americans Fall as British, Australian Upset Wimbledon Play
United Press reports two Americans Sidney Wood and Fred Perry bow to upsets at Wimbledon. Wood loses 7-5 2-6 4-6 2-6 to Japanese Davis cupper Satoh, Perry falls 7-5 8-6 8-6 to Australian Jack Borashord, and New Yorker Shields drops to H Wilford Bunny Austin 6-1 9-7 5-7. Upsets shock fans as Austin impresses beyond Shields expectations.
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RO Ben
Unoum
United Press
Wimbledon
Sidney
Wood
New York
Fred Perry
Ngland
Rank X
Shields
Tea Satoh
Apanese
Davis Capper
Perry
Jack “Orashord
Sheilds
H. Wilford
Bunny) Austin
England
Austin Is
Merchants to Play No More Home Games Until New Park Ready
The Merchants will not host any home games in the city until the closed park near the Séays farm is completed. Manager Greening said the club cannot face the deadheads harming attendance and plans rapid fence construction with volunteers. Target is to have the field ready by July 4 with digging begun and posts set this week.
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Séays Farm
Greening
Feld
Outdoor fight card at Oil City Friday set to thrill crowd
Citys first open air fight show will feature Arden Heiren and Smoke Robing, recent winner of the Northwestern Penns Golden Belt tournament in the 160-pound class. Seven other bouts complete the yard, arranged for Friday evening. The Big Five Ruth Gebris Wilson Terry idle, Simmons homered and walked eight times, driving in seven runs.
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Oil City
Robinson
Efren
J. E. Weekley
Oi City
O11
Arden Heiren
Smoke Robing
Penn
Babe Ruth
Lou Gebris
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
AL Simmons
Fight Results at Lancaster Card Report
In Lancaster Pat Steve defeated Larry Reina by 425 to 124. Strib Syer scored a knockout over Joe Poloni at 140 to 4. Nitchie, from Lancaster, beat Reina in a lightweight bout. Philadelphia fighter Poloni suffered a second round knockout.
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Lancaster
Pat Steve
Nitchie
Larry Reina
Euston
Strib Syer
Joe Poloni
Philadelphia
Vines Reaches Wimbledon Semi Finals
Illsworth Vines of California advanced to the Wimbledon men's singles semi finals by defeating Enrique Mater of Spain 6 2 6 3 6 2. Sidney Wood of New York, the defending champion, fell to Diro Satoh of Japan 7 5 7 5 2 6 in another quarter final.
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Unite Etme Wimbledon
Eng
Illsworth Vines
California
Enrique Mater
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Diro Satoh
Postpone Mushball Games to Wednesday Evening
Heavy rains and poor grounds force the Glass A Mushball League to delay last night’s games to Wednesday. Tonight’s Class B contests proceed as scheduled. Freeman and three others suspended by Cleveland boxing commission for 60 days for violating the five day rule after a fight in Pittsburgh.
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Glass A. Mushball League
Freeman
Cleveland
Toray
Johnny Parr
Chico Cisneros
Chicago
Johnny Riska
Mickey Walker
Boxing Commission
Commission
Pittsburgh
Nameless Nine to Meet Three Opponents This Weekend
Three games in four days arrange for the Nameless Nine at Athletic Field and Junior High grounds. The Merchants pause home contests until a new park is ready. Kinney to catch with Knapp pitching. Friday sees a Erie Parody Barbers tilt on the junior field at 5 30 PM. Saturday hosts Parody Barbers and Sunday faces Hyietown Independents, both at 8 PM, with Sonny Staples expected to appear.
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Cohen Auto Party
Erie
Pittsfield
Kinney
Knapp
Barbers
Grid Games In East Will Not Be Broadcast
New York June 28 The Eastern Intercollegiate Association banned radio broadcasts of football games played on member home grounds or under association control to protect attendance and revenue. Major Philip Fleming U S Military Academy said broadcasts undercut crowd turnout. When non member stadiums host games, their rules apply. The association includes 12 underwriters Haywards Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Brown Pittsburgh Naval Academy Military Academy Columbia Syracuse Dartmouth Penn State.
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United Press New York
Eastern Intercollegiate Association
Rua
Philip B. Fleming
U- 8, Military Academy
Eastern Collegiate Association
East
Haywards
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Brown
Pittsburgh
U.S. Naval Academy
U. S. Military Academy
Columbia
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Penn State
Holiday 100 Mile Race Set At Sharon Speedway
Sharon Pennsylvania June 28 Drivers from Ohio and Pennsylvania will race July 4 at Sharon Speedway a half mile dust proof track between here and Hartford Ohio. The event features 15 cars with best entrants from a larger field. Start time 3 30 p m. Raceway touted as one of the districts finest with timely coatings and enhanced curves for high speed laps.
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Sharon
Oho
Pennsylvania
Sharon Speedway
Here
Hartford
Ohio
Hill Loses Mound Duel With Milwaukee Brewers
Carmen Hill, in his first showing with the Minneapolis Millers, lost 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel at Milwaukee. Hill blanked the Brewers for seven innings before surrendering nine runs in the eighth and ninth frames. He allowed six hits as Minneapolis scored in the fourth. Polli pitched for Milwaukee.
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Hill
Milwaukee
Carmen Hill
Minneapolis
Millers
Brewers
Seve Ott Polli
Ouimet to Captain U S Walker Cup Team
Francis Ouimet of Brookline Mass amateur golfer champion will captain the American Walker Cup team for the matches with Britain. The squad includes George Dunlap New York Billy Howell Rienmont Harrison Johnston St Paul Donald Moo Port Tang Maurice J McCarthy Jr New York Charles Seaver Los Angeles Jesse W Sweetser New York George S Voigt New York Jack Westland Chicago.
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New York
Francis Quimet
Brookline
Mass
U. S
United States Golf Association
Ouimet
George Dunlap
Billy Howell
Rienmont
Harrison
Johnston
St. Paul
Donald Moo
Port
Tang
Ore
Maurice J. McCarthy
Charles Seaver
Los Angeles
Jesse W. Sweetser
George S. Voigt
Jack Westland
Chicago
Tariffs and trade policy cited in 1920s debate
Fragmentary text discusses Smoot tariff legislation and its impact on imports exports and manufacturing. Mentions nations like Canada France and Argentina, shifts in total imports, and debates on protectionism versus free trade. Notes about factory and agricultural sectors and exchange issues amid tariff periods.
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