Dempsey Break With Garden Signals Road to Baer Fight
Heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey and manager Johnny Buckley declare a split with Madison Square Garden as plans form for a likely $700,000 title bout with Max Baer next year. Dempsey hints Johnston may land the deal if available, while Sharkey pursues an exit via ticket allotments.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Buckley
Max Baer
John Dempsey
James J. Johnston
Dempsey
Johnston
Buckley
Canterbury
Sharkey
Schmeling
Sharkey Camp
Mahoning Defeats Monarchs in National Division Game
Mahoning A A beat the Cor red Monarchs 15 to 6 on Cedar Tree Field in Lawrence County yesterday. Shields hit a home run and Scaglione Huff and Butler slugged triples. Fragine pitched for the winners with C Piccaro Huff Orlando J Piccaro and Butler collecting multiple hits for Mahoning while the Monarchs were led by the Gray brothers on the mound.
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Mahoning
Shields
Scagilone
Huff
Butler
C. Piccaro
Orlando
J. Piccaro
Fragine
C. Picarro
H. Gray
S. Gray
Fruitt
Bishop
Mehalic
D. Ross
Mahoning A. A
J. Piccarro
Perritta
Orlando Ss . Huff
Innetobeee
Scagilano
Eeereteaee Mash
Cf . Ereee Shields cc
Miron
Fragine P
Jean Oe
Monarchs
A . . Butler
Paige
Ereeaeree
Rowland
Bienewh
Eereeee
Howard
Eeesees
Roberts
Adams
Payne
Ceeeesees
Gray
West Pittsburg Triumphs Over Bessemer 9-2 in Home Victory
West Pittsburg wins 9-2 over Bessemer at home behind Rylott five hit effort. J Elsesser leads with four hits and three runs scored while G Stanley and Rylott add extra bases. Bessemer pitchers Snyder and D Nord struggle with five walks and eight strikeouts.
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West Pittsburg
Bessemer
Garlands
Snyder
D. Nord
G. Stanley
J. Elsesser
W. Pittsburg
J Elsesser
R Elsesser
Grist
W. Stanle
Cracraft
Fundoots
R. Elsesser
Braykovich
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Nares
Puromaki
Coves P Nord
R. H
Pundoot
C R. Elsesser
Eee
Jno
Marcantino
Onicka
Ee Braykovich
Jas
Cochran
Firearms Permits Issued and Revoked in May
Licenses to carry firearms issued in May numbered 1233 according to reports filed with the Secretary of the Commonwealth by city police heads and sheriffs. Eight licenses were cancelled or revoked during the month. For the nine months from September 1932 to May 1933 inclusive, 26 560 permits have been issued.
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Harrisburg
Secretary of the Commonwealth
National League Yesterday's Results Highlight Big Scores
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 0 while Boston beat New York 7 to 4 and Brooklyn topped Philadelphia 9 to 3. Other teams were not scheduled yesterday.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Games Today Six NBA Matches Across Conference Rivals
Pittsburgh faces Chicago while Brooklyn visits New York and Boston travels to Philadelphia. The slate features intracity and intercity clashes with playoff implications for several teams.
Boston routs Yankees 8 5 in AL tilt yesterday
In a lively American League game yesterday Boston defeated New York 8 to 5 behind strong hitting and key innings. Orsino, Park and rivals slugged for the Red Sox as the Yankees struggled to close the gap in late innings.
Heroes and Goats in Big League
The Hero Bud Tinning, Cubs, started and pitched shutout of Pittsburgh allowing four hits in a 5 to 0 victory. The Goat Fred Fitzsimmons, Giants, exited in the fourth inning as Braves scored six runs.
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International News Service
Bud Tinning
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Braves
New York
Boston
Fred Fitzsimmmons
Hollis Thurston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Taylor
Jordan
Dodgers
College Track Stars Compete in Chicago Today
College track stars gather in Chicago today for a major meet featuring rising sprinters and distance runners. Athletes from several colleges compete for top times and possible NCAA qualification, with officials planning heats and finals across multiple events.
Stanford Favored To Win National Track Meet At Soldier Field
Chicago June 16 Stanford is favored to win the national collegiate track meet at Soldier Field led by Ben Eastman in the 880. Lyman Laborde Miller pace field events while Eastman may anchor the team if fit. Southern California relies on Bill Graber, Van Osdel, McNaughton, Harper and Walsh for points. Prelims and finals pair with high school stars in the afternoon.
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Chicago
Stanford
Ben Eastman
Palo Alto
Soldier Field
Southern California
Eastman
John Lyman
Henri Laborde
Bill Miller
August Meier
John Mattram
Graber
California
Bill Graber
Bob van Osdel
Duncan McNaughton
Hueston Harper
Capt
Jeddy Walsh
Bob Lyon
Charlie Hornbostel
Indiana
Ray Sears
Glenn Cunningham
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State
Hardin
Left leg amputated after embolism in Wilkes-Barre
Dorothy Tite a city clerk's office attache in Wilkes-Barre had her left leg amputated below the knee after an embolism. She said with grit I’m glad it wasn’t the right foot because I can still drive a car.
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Wilkes-Barre
Dorothy Tite
Noiseless hub-motor fan praised as perfect
A noiseless electric fan with the motor in the hub and blades resembling a centrifugal pump has been perfected. The compact design promises quiet operation and efficient airflow.
Follow Through Debate in Golf Coaching
ALEX MORRISON argues that discussing the swing after contact does not improve performance. He notes photographers prefer finish poses, but real consistency comes from focusing on the backswing and the downswing to just after impact, then on mechanics of the swing.
Pittsburgh Pirates and notable baseball bowl at Penn State
M Kechnie Jr and several years ago Erwin McGee son of Sherry McGee Phillies star and George Daubert son of Jake Daubert former Brooklyn and Cincinnati ace first baseman made their baseball bowl at Penn State.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Erwin McGee
Sherry McGee
Phillies
George Daubert
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Penn State
Pearson A C Mushball Triumph Over Penn Stars
A C mushball team, Pearson A C, won their fifth game of the season by defeating the Penn Stars 29 to 11 at Penn Field. Standout players G Rich P DeVitto N Cagnetti and A Cozza homered in the contest.
Montgomery Sluggers Upset Poplar A. C. 10–9 At E. & A. Field
The Montgomery Sluggers defeated Poplar A. C. 10 to 9 in a late Wednesday game at E. & A. field. Kawa homerred, Conti and Sesko hit triples, Mangino and W Koszella doubled. Quar to pitched steadily for Montgomery while W Koszella and Carik pitched for Poplar A. C. Thirteen errors marked a loosely played contest.
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Montgomery Sluggers
Poplar A. C
Kawa
Conti
Sesko
Mangino
W. Koszella
Quarto
W. Kostella
Carik
Popular A. C. Seeks-Baseball Games in New Castle Area
Popular A. C. seeks matches with fast baseball teams in New Castle and nearby towns. Team roster includes L. Wrona J. Carik T. Janoski J. Duda A. Chabak E. Koszella W. Koszella H. Duggan S. Lesko R. Kawa T. Golis B. Pszenney J. Budai. Contact Steve Sesko at 1611 Moravia Street.
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A. C
New Castle
Builders Club Forms Fast Team for Challenge Games
The Order of Builders of New Castle announces a mushbalk team ready to play fast teams. For game arrangements call 4215-W and ask for Paul. The Builders promise a good game and a fast team competition.
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Order OF Builders
Order of the Builders of
New Castle
Paul
Boston A C Wins Big Over Courthouse Sluggers
Boston A C defeated Courthouse Sluggers 23 to 15 on Thursday. W Black hit four home runs while Joe Johnston and Oscar Dinsmore homered for the losers.
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Boston A. C
W. Black
Joe Johnston
Oscar Dinsmore
Young Yankee Midgets Defeat Reynolds A C 9 5 at Scungio Field
The Young Yankee Midgets beat Reynolds A C 9 to 5 at Scungio field yesterday. No player hit an extra-base hit in the game.
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Yankees
Reynolds A. C
Scungio Field
Clifton Flats Defeat Boro A. C. 7 to 4 on Boro Field
Clifton Flats defeated Boro A. C. 7 to 4 yesterday on the Boro field. Clifton Flats scored five runs in the third. Smith Byak and Gernish hit doubles. Shoaff pitched for Boro A. C. Wilson relieved Hiler for Clifton Flats.
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Clifton Flats
Boro
Smith
Byak
Gernish
Shoaff
Wilson
Hiler
Seeking Games for Baseball with Local Clubs
Cards would like to book baseball games with Colonial Coal Town Princeton or Boro A C. Call between 4 and 5 p m.
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Castle
Colonial
Coaltown
Princeton
Boro A. C
Spencers Add Lockley Brothers for St Andrews Team
The Spencers bolster their lineup with El and Sid Lockley. Either Small or Babs will pitch for St. Andrews this season.
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Lockley Brothers
Sid
Small
Babs
St. Andrews
Colonial A. C. defeats Central A. C. 4 to 1 in Cedar Downs clash
Colonial A. C. beat Central A. C. 4 to 1 as Davis and Cramer pitched well allowing four hits each. No extra base hits were recorded.
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Colonial Downs
Central
Colonial A. C
Central A.C
Davis
Cramer
Lady Astor Seeks Golfing Honors In Semi Final
In London on Walton Heath Lady Nancy Astor faces the Prince of Wales in the British parliamentary golf championship semi final. Astor is favored to win and will receive seven strokes from the prince while about 20,000 spectators are noted. The text quotes her opponents saying she talked them off their game.
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International News Service
London
Nancy Astor
Prince of Wales
Walton Heath
Lady Astor
Wilson Named As High Grid Coach At Kittanning
Wilson and Simmons were elected as coaches of Kittanning high school athletics in Kittanning Pennsylvania on June 16. Wilson is a graduate of Washington and Jefferson College and Simmons attended the University of Illinois. The men have not yet accepted the posts.
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International News Service
Kittanning
William Stuart Wilson
Oil City
John Simmons
Ford City
Wilson
Washington and Jefferson College
Simmons
University of Illinois
Anson Burlingame: From U S minister to China to Chinese envoy
Anson Burlingame, noted statesman, served as the United States minister to China and later became China’s envoy to the United States, shaping early Sino American diplomacy.
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U. S
China
United States
Anson Burlingame
Highland Triumph Over Tolans 16 to 9 on Canyon Street
Highland walloped Tolans 16 9 on Canyon Street with McWilliams and Boyd pitching for Highland and Marks and Boyd pitching for Tolans. The game featured strong pitching and decisive offense from Highland to secure the win.
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Highland
Tolans
Canyon Street Field
McWilliams
Boyd
Marks and
Carnegie Midgets Clinch Tenth Straight Win
Carnegie Midgets defeated Marcella A. C. 17 to 16 at Carnegie field in a mushball game extending their winning streak to ten games.
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Carnegie
Marcella A. C
Carnegie Field
James Defeats New Wilmington 10 to 4 on Washington Field
James gains a 10 to 4 victory over New Wilmington Merchants at Washington field. Ridley homered. Vallely fans three Merchants and Lauther fans five. Merchants commit three errors while James makes two.
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New Wilmington
James
Washington Field
Ridley
Vallely
Lauther
Merchants
Whitlow Wyatt Appears in White Sox Uniform After Trade
Former Detroit mound ace Whitlow Wyatt debuts in a Chicago White Sox uniform following a trade from Detroit that sent pitcher Vic Frasier to the Tigers.
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Whitlow Wyatt
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
The
Tigers
Vic Frasier
Universals Open Season Versus Youngstown Black Sox
Universals semi pro baseball opens at Centennial Field Saturday with a 3 15 PM first pitch against the Youngstown Black Sox. Manager Clem General expresses optimism for a fast summer and lists a lineup featuring Diffley Sumners Houston Huff Russo Byak Biondi Way. Robbie Way, a former Chicago White Sox player, is highlighted as a key addition.
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Youngstown Black Sox
Centennial Field
Dean Staley
The
Clem General
New Castle
Paul McCullough
Wylie Shiek
Peck Houston
John Vallely
Lank McCullough
Mike Diffley
Henry Sumners
Jackie Reider
Eddie Redman
Mickey Huff
Johnny Russo
George Byak
Nick Biondi
Robbie Way
Chicago White Sox
Franklin Boy
Colonial’s 4 1 win sets up city matchups
After beating Central A. C. 4 to 1 the Colonial schedules key tests with North Highland on Friday New Wilmington Merchants on Saturday Elder A. C. on Monday and East New Castle Merchants on Tuesday. A large crowd is expected at the East New Castle game amid strong rivalry.
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Colonial
North Highland
New Wilmington Merchants
Elder A. C
East New Castle Merchants
Changes Confirmed for First Half End Dates in Local Leagues
Eddie Connery of the Lawrence County Twilight League announced the American division first half ends June 24 with the National loop following the same date. Glenn Dilks, a local runner, plans to enter the Toronto Chicago World’s Fair race starting September 1 after a Quebec to Montreal event.
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Lawrence County
Twilight Baseball League
Glenn Dilks
Carry Pyle
Dilks
Quebec
Montreal
Chicago
Managers of Lawrence County Twilight League Settle Disputes
Managers across divisions practiced restraint and reached satisfactory adjustments through a give-and-take approach. Several issues arose requiring change, but cordial negotiations yielded agreeable outcomes without protests.
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Lawrence County Twilight League
Gersons Lead In Golf League Narrowed After Last Night
Gersons barely hold a half point edge over East Side S S in the New Castle Golf League as Blair Strip Steel Shenango Tin and others win. Medalist Bill Nunn shot 36 while low scores included Long Kennedy Molesworth Mancine and Grommes. Standings show Gersons ahead with East Side S S and Blair Strip Steel close behind.
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New Castle
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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McCann
Universal Sanitary Pottery
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Legion of Honor
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Bill” Nunn
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Wie
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Penna R. R
Polish Nationals Trounce Dewberrys at Glasser Field
Polish Nationals defeated the Dewberrys 15 to 1 at Glasser field last evening. The game ended after the fifth due to darkness. Key hits included home runs by Vincent Ostrowsky Maslyk Glasser and Mateja. Mehalic yielded only four hits for the Nationals.
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Dewberry
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Ostrowsky
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Glasser
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Mehalic
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Gee O
Hetrick
Catey
Patton
P. AE Vincent
Ener Fruitt
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Seer Ostrowsky
W. Soho
J. So
Cascade Wins Over Castle Cards 14 to 8
Cascade defeated Castle Cards 14 to 8 as Cascade outhit and outhustled the Cards. Castle made seven errors in the field in a decisive loss.
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Cascade
Castle
Cascade A. C
St Andrews to Play Mushball Tonight at Gaston Park
St Andrews church mushball team faces a tough game against Spencer mushball team at Gaston Park tonight at 6 30. A good contest is expected with both sides seeking an early advantage.
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Spencer
Gaston Park
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