Cleveland May Have Stadium On The Lake Front
Today in sport notes discuss a proposed 85,000 seat lakefront stadium for Cleveland with emphasis on Indians games and city support. Mentions Alva Bradley and associates, city manager Hopkins, and plans to boost amusement facilities as baseball expands. Also covers Pirates pitcher Carmen Hill, Dave Fono, Grimes, and Karl F. Davis departure from Pitt athletics amid campus power shifts. Includes Corry golf club entry into Jamestown schedule and Moon Brooks team matchup details.
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Corry
Cleveland
Indians
Lake Front
Nut
Itheritine Ae
Cleveland Chub
Alva Bradley
William R. Hopkins
Cleveland Baseball Club Co
Moot Brooke
Jamestown
Royal Golfers
Moon Brooks
Chlb
League Project Advances With Two Entered
An industrial base ball league progresses toward a four team format for summer play. Carry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp and Company A are definite entrants, with two more clubs expected from tentative entries. A meeting schedule aims to finalize organization and share operating costs among teams and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Sandort
Carry-Jamestown Manuufacticing Corporation
Company A
Jenene
Thie
League
Trinday
Giants Beat Robins 2 1 In Ninth Inning Pitching Duel
Larry Benton struck out Harry R inson with the bases loaded in the ninth to lift the New York Giants to a 2 1 win over the Brooklyn Robins. Lindstrom and John homered for the Giants on three hits off Hilcott and Bowl while Brooklyn managed four hits off Benton. Also boxing results from Meadville and notes on local baseball practice and prospects for the season.
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United Press
Larry Benton
New York Giants
Harry Risonda
Giants
Brooklyn Robins
Hilcott
Bowl
Lindstrom
John
Robins
Benton
Larry Beignohn
Erie
Toushy Mayne
Columbus
Obs
Meadville
Jimmy Pollock
Youngstown
Jimmy Reed
Louis Severo
Johnny Slate
Dick Anthony Meadville
Battling Jackson
Menaville
Nowls
Yankees Lose Six Straight as Browns Top Indians
Former Yankee pitchers Sam Jones and Garland Braxton aid Washington’s 7 to 0 win over the world champions. Sam Gray notches his fifth victory. St Louis Browns down Cleveland Indians 7 to 10. Pirates top Cubs 9 to 10 in 10 innings. Frankie Brisch delivers two runs for the Red Sox. Chicago White Sox defeat the Tigers 7 to 4 as Carrell allows four, Kurt Cissell extends hit streak.
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Sam Jones
Garland Braxton
New York Yankees
Senators
Washington
Sam Gray
George Unie
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Curtis Waller
Hs Cincinnati Retis
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Brisch
Chilmer Cissell
Chicago White Sox
Owen Carroll
Carrell
Tigers
Braves and Cubs Romp Mixed Rows in 9 to 8 Brawl
Baseball scores show the Braves beat the Cubs 9 to 8 as Tinsley and Speaker led with hits while others contributed in a high scoring affair. The game featured errors and multiple runners left on base, with teamwork and timely hitting shaping the tense finish. Meanwhile the Phillies and Athletics were idle with rain delaying play and a dirigible Los Angeles returning to its hanger after a nine hour training voyage.
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Lasbaurest
Los Angeles
Corry High seeks new athletic field by fall season
Corry High School plans to develop its own athletic field east of the Junior High to serve football and other outdoor sports. The project, approved by the Board of Education, includes leveling work and phased construction aimed for use by the upcoming football season. The rear site offers space for football baseball tennis and running areas with seating and parking accommodations.
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Corry High School
Board of Education Maerisimne
Uexehool Ilisiiiet
Ately
S. Monton
Intersectional games spark strong early season interest
Boston Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates set a cross league opener with Western clubs touring the East for 17 days and East clubs visiting the West. Indians Reds Giants and Reds figure prominently as early season clashes loom, with pitching depth and lineups under scrutiny.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
St. Leutis
Browns
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Kodiis
Yankees
Athletics
Indians
Detroit Lnh
White Sox
Reds
Cardinals
Cubs
Pirates
Jack Han Fitcks
Giants
Heds
Cincinnati
Red Lyons
Caelalwys
Lewis Defends Heavyweight Wrestling Crown
United Press reports in Los Angeles on May 3 that Ed Vslewagier Lewis defended his heavyweight title by defeating Nick Lutze of Chicago. Lewis won with a wide headlock slam after about 1 hour 20 minutes. Lutze was knocked unconscious and unable to continue.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Vslewagier
Lewis
Nick Lutze
Chicago
Lewin
Iin
Liutze
Scholastic Track Meet Held Under Carnegie Tech Aegis
Pittsburgh May 2 The twelfth annual interscholastic track and field meet is slated for Sunday under the Carnegie Institute of Technology auspices. About seven hundred high school athletes from New York and Pennsylvania are expected to compete in events spanning sprint and field disciplines.
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Wancarress
Pittsburgh
Seven Hundred and Pity High School
Ath Telex
New York
Pensylvania
West Virgins
Carnegie Institute of Techol- Obs
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 1, Chicago. New York 2, Brooklyn 1. Philadelphia y, Boston 5. Cincinnati 6, St Louis 4. ten innings. American League notes Washington by New York 5. Detroit 7, Chicago 1. St Louis 7, Cleveland 0. Philadelphia-Boston, calm. Standings list New York leading, Cleveland and St Louis near top. Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Washington trailing. Today's games Philadelphia at Boston. others not scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Louis
Pyle's Runners Near Chicago in Long Distance Meet
May 8 report from Normal notes Pyle's runners traveling from Chicago to Pontiac about 24.6 miles for a lengthy race. John Silo of Passaic and M. J. tied for first with Harry Res of Long Beach, Calif, in 4 hours 31 minutes 30 seconds. Harry Abramowitz of New York placed third in 4 49 13. Peter Gavusal of Southampton, Eng, finished 16th, while Andrew Payne of Claremore Okla placed eighth.
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Chicago
Pontiac
John Silo
Passaic
M. J
Lincoln
Harry Res
Long Beach
Calif
Harry Abramowitz
New York
Peter Gavusal
Southampton
Eng
Restler
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Oklo
High School Baseball Opens 1928 Season Friday
The high school baseball season opens in Corry tomorrow afternoon with a game against Pleasantville High at Springinunis City. Dean Houser or Swantelek will start on the mound as the lineup features Bares Shoop Caster Shaver Brown Whiteley Fay Brynolfson Houser or Swantelek. Ticket sales began today as the Athletic Association hopes to move many tickets before game time.
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Corry
Shvne
Swanteleig
Ay Shaver
Shaver
T Brown
Whiteley
Fay
Brynolfien
Houser
Swenlele
Bares
Hallabaugh
Cosler
Curtis
Sime My Shaver
Hed
Grish
Chuck
Brown
Brynolfson
Honger
Swantek
The
Athletic Association
Leather for Soci Shoe Feathers Parts Divided
Feathered components of a shoe are described by mass division into bottons leitner and nypyer feathers. The hottent parts including Lie entyely Insel self rand and counter are cut from bottom feather while vamp quacters roe cap and tongue are cut from upper Jealber.
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Bottons
Leitner
Nypyer
Lie Entyely
Rand
Counter
Home Run Club and League Leaders Summary
Fragmented text lists players from the American League and mentions home run activity yesterday. Names such as Ruth Yankwes West Lindstrom Ghints Philles appear with partial teams and sparse scoring notes.
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Robin
Caine
Williams
Ryd Sox
Senators
West
Lindstrom
Ghints
Ata
Glattweeny Operon Wwiiony
Philles
Penreen Ab
Billiard Hall Magnate Louis Bette nger Dead
Chicago May 3 Louis A Bette nger 71 millionaire owner of a chain of bowling and billiard establishments was killed today when struck by a motor car. His career included bankruptcy and later associations with notable billiard figures and businesses. Norman Bensingerg son and B Bensingyntz president Brunswick Balle Collender Co were mentioned in reports. Pittsburgh May 3 George Perry pitcher released by Pirates to Wichita Western League club.
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United Frees
Chicago
Louis A. Bettenger
Tosweday
Bensinger
Mit
Lye Latestike Schaotel
Turner Billiard Obserpion
Wichita
Pittsburgh
George Perry
Lie Pidabureh
Pirates
Winkita
Pirate
Americans Not Up To Standard At Sandwich
American golfers Jim Barnes Walter Hagen and others led practice rounds in Sandwich England as Barnes posted 69 and 70 while Hagen wavered with strong stretches and lapses Armour struggled through the long course with persistent rain and fatigue. a stray ball injured a gallery spectator but caused no serious harm. Jurado led the Argentine pros with a roughly similar scoreline in practice.
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Jim Barnes
Hagen
Armour
Sandwich
England
Din Barnes
Walter Hagen
Barnes
Atms
Bi Mehlhorn
Dhirido
Tommy Armour
United States
Jurado
Bualne Fairly Tw Uminseed Vont Pusl Or Jar
Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear items. Readable elements mention fair events and local actions but specifics like names, dates, places are missing or garbled. Summary focuses on ambiguous civic notes without concrete facts or identifications.
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Ken Davis
Carmen Hill
Hill
Biles
Dave Fon
de Fee
Grimes Giulls
Karl FE
Davis
Akilhetics
Pitt
Univesity
Ray Peebles
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Pitts
Bfice Sa
Benton Hurls
Pans Rhonda
Carroll
Arh Patton
Corry-dames- Town
Haat Washington Street
Mal Ff
Spay Adams
Brickell
Dawson
Qaint
Chicago Cubs
Bae Euuy Seeesee
Toki Gehny
Zaukers
Harry Achmann
Tera
Philadelphia Phillies
Rim
Murs
Rourites
Cyril Tilt Cuyler
Braves
Flag
Eut Cobs
Trig Speaker
Philadelphia Athotes
Red Sox
Bohiren Grid
Bellefonte
Feemer University of Pilotr
Hurzhwilde
Bellefonte Academy
Yanks
Pyle
Pleasantville High Nine
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
Gene Sarazen
Callioler
Dolly Toe
Maine
Fornia
Canada
Gulf
General Motors
Dhoor Sein
Janita Coupe
Samrh Roulstecs
Taandaty Seitary
Nerina Prnition
Priter
Luetiire
Chirk
Oakland-Pemtine
Star Garage CO
N.genter St. James
Oakland Aligamerican
Nur
Wunder
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