Cardinals Narrow Giants Lead In Tight Series
In Pittsburgh on September 1, Teddy Yarozs seek to claim the middleweight world title against Vince Dundee after a weigh in. Dundee must win to preserve his title and drawing power. Yarozs brings youth, reach, and aggressive style as Dunnie shows speed and precision in training tonight at Forbes Field.
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Wrestler Yareso Makes Big Chance for Title Fight
R eddy Yarosz the Monaco sensation faces Vince Dundee in Forbes Field Pittsburgh tonight for the middleweight crown. Yarosz holds two prior wins over Dundee and seeks a third to claim the title. Fans debate local football scheduling as Mendville hosts a Friday game amid concerns over financing and conditioning.
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Petrolia Nine Leads Tourney In Patchy Start
Petrolia nine from Petrolia Pennsylvania headlines a nine team National Baseball Federation tourney in Birmingham Alabama. Petrolia has three straight wins and leads a tight standings race as Cleveland Dayton Elyria and Lorain endure mixed results with two wins and one loss each. Next games see Petrolia facing Detroit with yesterday’s results showing Petrolia defeating Detroit.
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Goodmans Fliminsted Upset Shocks Amateur Golf Title
In Brookline Massachusetts on September 11 Hobby Jacobson a 16 year old from Deal New Jersey defeated Johnny Goodman of Ohio and won the national amateur championship semis, taking the match 1 up in 19 holes. Fred Huss of New Orleans beat Nox Young of Pittsburgh 2 up to advance.
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Beavers Open Campaign Under Night Lights at Meadville
Meadville High will start its football season a week early at North Street Stadium hosting Corry High’s Beavers Friday night. Coach Farr L Barnhart with 80 candidates has a green squad, few returnees, and expects mid season form after weeks of tuning as Captain Bill Daddie Chuck Wishart John Gallo and Red Lavely lead an inexperienced lineup.
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Tennis Row Breaks Out As National Singles Championship
Henry McLemore reports on disturbances at the national tennis singles championship where players Lott Pond Vines and Hall clash aboard the court. Officials, spectators, and a growing crowd of taunting fans spark tensions as etiquette wanes and rowdy behavior rises amid constant chatter about penalties and propriety.
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U S Assured Final Spot In Forest Hills Tennis
Americans secure a finals spot at Forest Hills as the national men's singles championship narrows to a domestic lineup. In the semis Perry of England faces Kirby, while Wilmer Allison of Austin and Sydney Wood of New York vie in the lower half for the other finalist position.
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Brill Wins At Celoron In Jamestown Card
Sept. Li Erie Pa boxer Brill won a close decision at Celoron Park in Sheen ton facing Steve Hunt Jamestown 136 pounder amid a lively crowd. Hunt matched Brill in speed and cleverness with both hands as veteran Phil Cammerate outboxed Frankie Dunnst in another close battle, with Dunnst a tough evasive foe.
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Unrest Flares as Jobless Riot Threatens Pittsburgh Hall
At Pittsburgh on September 14 unemployed men and women stormed emergency relief offices on Van Braam Street, police in Arab uniforms keeping order. Officials issued a crowd control plan as grievances were aired and a tense scene unfolded with alarms and crowd interaction.
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Terrymen Show Worst Playing of Year, Lose 9 7
The Cardinals surge in the pennant race with Dizzy Dean pitching five-hitter and St Louis beating Philadelphia 4 1. Cincinnati edge Brooklyn 6 5 behind key doubles and singles. New York idle, Detroit close in with Hank Greenberg powering a 2 1 victory. Philadelphia struggles as Cleveland tops the Athletics.
Yesterday's results and today's schedule across American and National leagues
Yesterday's games featured Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Detroit, and Easton with varied outcomes. National League highlights include St. Louis beating Philadelphia and Cincinnati routing Brooklyn while Pittsburgh surged. Hank Greenberg slugged two homers for the Tigers in a 2-4 win, Jerome Dean earned his 24th win, and CW Bolton hit a pinch homer with bases loaded in the seventh.
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Colorado U. Favored To Upset Redskins In Rocky Mountain Football Race
Colorado University, long a contender in the Rocky Mountain Conference, opens as the betting favorite to end Utahs seven year run of dominance. Key backfield talent like Jim Counter and strong line prospects bolster coach Navy Bills hope for a standout season. Utah, Denver University, and Colorado A ggies are their main rivals as the schedule unfolds. Wyoming Western State Gunnison College and others sit in the second tier as play begins.
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Frantic mediation plan amid textile strike violence
A mediation effort announces a relief program for the strike area while refusing to name relief leaders. Gorman notes strikers injured by guardmen and urges a halt to “quills” to permit arbitration, calling it possibly the strike’s most critical day as the conflict may move to a conclusion by night.
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Legislature to probe relief board for waste and bias
Rep James L Quinn of Pittsburgh leads a House committee to investigate the state relief board amid accusations of incompetence extravagance and indifference to applicants. Appointed February 2 the panel lacks funds but will begin work immediately once financing is approved with members from Philadelphia and Lawrence counties.
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