Triple play and pitchers shine in local baseball reports
A dramatic Sunday game between Bye Sailors and Dayton featured a rare triple play. Daugherty mishap and a late dash by Jones created a tense final out, with Erie catcher’s throw ending the run. Jim Robinson of Port Royal fanned 26, pitching Millerstown to a 1–0 victory. Other items note Bob Kelley’s late-closing wins, a high school golf slate, and top golf prospects in regional play.
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Millerstown High
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Bob Reed
Robinson
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Ads Describe Farm Goods and Public Appeal in Pennsylvanian Notice
Fragmented OCR yields an auction like listing of farm merchandise including harnesses, plows, blankets, cattle, hens, and equipment, alongside a public notice by Porter City Clerk and Patterson attorney about appeals before the City Board of Appeals. Names, dates, and specific items appear, with scattered phrases indicating assessed property, stock transfers, and real estate or valuations.
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Atterson
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Fights Last Night In New York Highlights Local Boxers
Frank Martin 135 pounds from Pasadena outpointed Joey live in New York. Mexico City hosted boxing action while Jimmy Casino of Los Angeles defeated Freddie Este in Tacoma.
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Frank Martin
Pasadena
Calif
Joey Live
Mexico City
Jimmy
Los Angeles
Freddie Este
Tacoma
Buddy Baer Protests Louis Decision in DC Hearing
The 17th victim of Joe Louis era Buddy Baer filed a protest with the District of Columbia Boxing Commission seeking to overturn the seven round decision in Louis favor at Griffith Stadium. Baer argued the final blow after the bell ended round six was illegal and would have changed the outcome. Louis dominated with reach and power, finishing Baer after a dramatic bout marked by two knockdowns in the sixth.
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One-Man Track Team Replaces LSU's Billy Brown
New Orleans May 24 A rising one man track team trend in Louisiana emerges as 18 year old Butler Avery dazzles at Baton Rouge state meet. Avery sets a state high school 100 yard dash record in 9.7 seconds and wins the 220 yard low hurdles 24 yard dash broad jump helping his team to a tie for the title. Brown who earlier at Drake Relays helped LSU to a strong showing is seen as the benchmark. Avery already drawing praise for improving in all events, including the broad jump as college scouts eye his potential in national meet. Also notable is Jesuit High's Jim Tharp 85 feet 6 inches in the shot put and Springhill’s Har ley Tripp in the same event.
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Jim Tharp
Jesuit High School
New Orleans
Duck Torrance
Louisiana Slamp
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Flarley Tripp
Springhill High
Balal Mua Senes
Reading Johnny Markel Eyes State Boy Golf Title
Johnny Markel of Reading led the 36-hole Pennsylvania boys golf tourney after firing a record 1 24 to qualify for the final rounds. Jack Harper of State College broke the 18-hole mark with a 69, finishing second, while Charles Heuer of Cheltenham tied the former 18-hole record at 144. District Seven includes three districts.
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Br Senators
Tte
Will Haye
Philadelphia Athletics
Fom Ferrick
Sam Snead
Rea Sox
Pirates
Gornicki
Grodaickd
St. Lows
Atlanta Crackers
Leo Miller
Ere Sailors
Indianapolis
Neveland
Whar Shaw
Liloyd Wanet
Boston Braves
Esterday
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Charles Heuer
John Markel
Kenneth Shaknite
Jack Harper
Kaspers
Cony Water
Wilcox Grocers
Erie
Los Angeles
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Ney Associated
Cross State College
Johnny Markel
Reading
Caeltenham
Tigers Lyons and Trout star in weathered box score summary
Yesterday's Stars recount Lyons of the White Sox and Paul Trout of the Tigers in a game with Trout pitching seven hits and driving in runs. Oscar Judd and Charley Keller provided batting highlights for the Yankees attack, while Ken Kellner and Twelians delivered a sharp offensive showing. The report notes a Browns loss and a Pittsburgh suburban area team qualifying for today's play, with Jack Thomas and John Lipchis among qualifiers.
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White Sox
Paul Trout
Tigers
Lyons
Pittsburgh
Jack Thomas
Meatville
John Lipchis
Erle Tech
Cardinals and Indians Victors in Night Games
Baseball roundup reports the Cincinnati Reds winning 2-1 over the Pirates as St Louis takes a 4-1 margin over the Dodgers in the National League. Cleveland tops St Louis 4-2 in the American League opener behind Ken Keltney’s bases loaded triple. Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader with Detroit as Ted Lyons and Pat Seerey contributed. Yankees and Red Sox battled to a 9-7 night game in a foggy, stormy curtain of darkness.
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Ray Mack
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Baseball Results From Yesterday and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday's scores include Cincinnati 8 over Chicago 4 and St Louis 2 to Pittsburgh 1. Today's American League games list Chicago at Detroit and St Louis at Cleveland among others plus New York and Washington facing Philadelphia.
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Roundup of scattered sports notes and errands amid noisy items
A garbled roundup covers football plans, umpiring hopefuls, and coaching bets alongside stage show chatter and Broadway glimpses. It mentions Wyoming football prospects, a Pennsylvanian distillery, and various players like Harmon era notes, with stray references to the Brooklyn Dodgers and theater figures woven through a diffuse, fragmentary copy.
Billy Conn Faces Knox In Pittsburgh Tuneup For Louis
Billy Conn prepares for a key tuneup bout against Buddy Knox in Pittsburgh on Monday night as he edges toward a possible title shot with Louis next month. Knox, from Dayton, says Conn must beat him to set up the Louis confrontation, with Conn aiming to prove his form and boost his chances in the looming title bid.
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Final Mon night bowling tourney closes season
The Waleton City Handicap League awards prize money to the Kaospers Corry Water and Wilcox Grocers after a three way tie for top. A Hansiktop Doubles Tournament opens to all handicap bowlers with $100 per person entry. Play begins at 7:00 pm as the final event of the year, expected to draw a big turnout.
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Waleton City Handicap League
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Wilcox Grocers
Kesler
Darina
Major League Leaders Standings Highlight Rough OCR
Major League leaders lists include American League names Heath York Travis and others with stats for runs doubles triples and home runs. National League leaders show Vaughan Huck Nicholsons Slawhler Moore and pitching by Warneke with 5 0.
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