Hubbell Beats Dizzy as Cubs Drop Two to Dodgers
In a doubleheader, Burleigh Grimes Dodgers swept Chicago as Van Mungo and Luke Hamlin led 8-2 and 6-3 wins. Hubbell returned to form for the Giants, beating Dizzy Dean and helping New York climb in the NL. Mets, Reds, and Bees also posted wins. Yankees stretched AL lead with a 9-5 win over Detroit.
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Eddie Lee to Pitch for Titusville Drakes
Reports from Titusville say the Penm Drakes will be stronger than ever despite weekend game post losses. Joe Ponzer returns after an auto accident, Whitey Vaughn plans to stay, Eddie Lee will start the Sunday game, and new players from Battle Creek and Pittsburgh District join the squad.
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Princeton Victorious In Intercollegiate Outboard Races
Saratoga Springs June 28 Princeton University captured the intercollegiate outboard championship at Porsioga Lake. Sophomore Jimmy Mullen of Richmond led Princeton to team glory and won the individual high point crown with 3 389 points in a two day regatta. Parimounth, the defending titleholder, finished fourth.
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Rosters for All-Star Game at Washington
National League announces 23 players chosen by Bill Terry for the July 7 game in Washington with six Giants, four Cubs, three Pirates, two Reds and one each from Dodgers Phillies and Be ns. The American League selections favor power, led by a .316 batting average group and star names like Gehrig, DiMaggio, Foxx, Greenberg and Fox.
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Gerald Walker
Boston
Bob Grove
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Roger Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
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Luke Sewell
St. Louis
Harland Clift
Beau Bell
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Earl Averill
Philadelphia
Wally Moses
Joy Among Favorites To Win District Meet
Joy Tai, a top contender at Meadville Country Club, tops favorites as heavy rain forced a bi monthly award event last week and today's district tournament proceeds at the same course despite low turnout. The event tests Meadville participants under wet conditions this morning.
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Keisters Lead Golf Circuit In Rainy Week
Keisters led the Corry Country Club Golf League with a 30 win entry while several matches postponed by rain. Results reported show Keisters defeated Loblaws, Citizens Bank defeated Collins, and Aeros beat Raymonds. Individual scores to be posted tomorrow with next week’s schedule Aeros vs Loblaws Citizens vs Raymonds Keister vs Collins.
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Conn and Yarosz Prepare for 12 Round World Middleweight Bout
Pittsburgh June 28 Billy Conn of Hast Liberty and Teddy Yarosz former world middleweight champion scheduled light workouts today in preparation for their 12 round bout Wednesday night at Forbes Field. Conn boxed 12 rounds yesterday at his Camp in Eagle's Rest before a thousand fans and was to be sent through another sparring session today. The youthful contender weighed 162 pounds after weekend workouts and 161 at the weigh in time.
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Seattle
Erie Lays Claim With 7-1 Win Over Corry Aeros
Erie General Clottrie's Eddie Lee and Vern Group led a 7-1 victory over the Corry Aeros as Erie tightens its NYPA League first half hold. Lee held Corry to four safeties in his league debut and Corry's lone run came on a seventh inning steal and score. Union City crushed Falconer 12 to 6 in a separate league game, Ernie Johnson allowing 13 hits while Union City bats totaled 12 hits as they stay within a half game of Erie.
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Manciso
Louis Must Be Forced to Fight
Washington June 28 Dr Ern est Williams of Howard University School of Medicine analyzed Joe Louis the boxing champion. He classified Louis as a phlegmatic type whose calm nature and sleep patterns indicate he will stay within his comfortable path rather than seek flashy victories. Williams contrasted him with nervous athletes and predicted Louis will remain content with his established fighting style despite public scrutiny.
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United Press
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Howard University School of Medicine
Joe Lowh
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Negro University
Ielieves
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Williams
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Lewis
Williame
Wiliams
NYPA LEAGUE Standings and Weekend Results Overview
NYPA LEAGUE standings list Union City Falconer Raymonds Aerog and Tiina I ee wagrendene te Oem. Weekend results show Union City 12 Aeros 6 on Saturday with rain causing no game Sunday. Next week schedule features Union City at Falconer and Aeros at Raymonds with Raymonds at Union City and Rice at Falconer. American Association leaders Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Columbus Toledo St Paul Kansas City Indianapolis listed with tallies.
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Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Standings and scores in early baseball leagues
Standings show New York leading in both American and National leagues with strong showings for Philadelphia Boston and St Louis. International section lists Toronto and Montreal records, Newark and Baltimore entries, with rain affecting Buffalo Rochester and Jersey City games. Today’s games open date.
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Top Collegiate Golfers Open 9th Intercollegiate Meet
Pittsburgh June 28 The zest collegiate golfers gather at Oakmont to begin medal play in the ninth annual intercollegiate tournament. James Marek of Northwestern and Vincent Dantoni of Tulane led off, followed by others at five minute intervals. An entry of 164 golfers competes for the individual title formerly held by Charley Kocsis of Michigan.
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Investigators Probe Erie Distill Tasks and Schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate investigators dealing with an Erie distribution issue and a schedule matter. The garbled text mentions preparations, possible enforcement, and unknown individuals or groups tied to the case.
Aggie Vent 1 May Ty Tt Is Ect Fe
The readable fragments mention a vent event dated May and reference several proper nouns including Ty and Aggie. The text is fragmented with unclear context, making precise summary difficult. The main conveyed idea centers on a vent or event occurring in May involving named individuals.
Fragmentary obituary notes surface from a local page
The garbled text hints at a funeral or memorial item with names such as Ellen, Carter, and Meritt among attendees. Specific places, dates, or complete affiliations are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments of a memorial notice embedded in a busy page.
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