Davis Zivic Set For 12 Round Grudge Bout At Polo Grounds
World welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic meets Al Davis in a 12 round return at the Polo Grounds next Tuesday for a benefit in aid of Al Davis. The bout pits two rival camps with sharp exchanges and a charged public war of words.
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Jack Mahon
New York
Bum
Sing Sing
San Quentin
Davis
Mob
Bummy
Zivie
Priezie
Emily
Lawrence Indies Triumph Over Moose 11-8 on Rally
The Lawrence Indies rallied in the seventh inning to beat the Moose 11 to 8 at Marshall Field. Pat Majochi earned the win, Dutch Updegraff took the loss. Monk Ratney and Annerella led offense with triples and a double by Mike Orlando. It was the Indies fourteenth league win with two losses.
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Lawrence Indies
Marshall Field
Moose Club li
Moose Hell
Aod the Indies
Pat Majochi
Winmiog
Dutch Updegraff
Monk Ratney
Annerella
Lacce
Mike Orlando
Postponed Games In City Baseball League
City baseball league officials met at St. Joseph Parish Hall to reschedule rainouts. Croson forfeits all Barnes where players did not appear. Michael Donovan, league secretary, submitted the revised plan listing games from June 27 to July 4 across West Side, Chiton Flats, Ryantown, and other sites with Slovaks and Indies teams.
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City Baseball League
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Croson
Barnes
Michael
Mike" Donovan
Moose
West Side A.c—Lee Avenue
Lawrence Indies
Chit~ton Flats
Ellwood City Beats Wampum in County Baseball Clash
Ellwood City defeated Wampum 4 to 4 in a Lawrence County league game played Wednesday at Ellwood City. Marshall struck out five and issued two free passes. both teams had three errors. Key hits included Le Barco, Guy, and Cole with doubles, while Fermante, Powell and Price added triples. Umpires were Rotunno and Price.
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Ellwood City
Wampum
Laurence County
Marshall
Hoppen
Fermante
Powell
Price
Lebarco
Guy
Cole
Ellwood Silly RR
Franus
Freldholf
Ursin
Veurese
Fernate
Ony Smith Bone
D. Newton
Vv ' Cree
P O Cc
Newton
Totais Bani Ag
Bebe
Ferrente
Leoparda
Johnson Bronze Softball League Opens With Two Games
The Johnson Bronze Inter-Shop Softball league opened last Tuesday as Bobbitt Shop defeated Office Force 10 to 3 led by Joe Bosco Moore and Lank. C Powell had three hits and Bendress hit a homer for Office as Babbitt Outkaw and Macey played for the winners. The second game saw Yankees beat Inspection 10 to 6 with Natale winning and Gibson losing. Gillest homered for the Yankees while Fine aided Natale.
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Johnson Bronze
Inter-Shop
Bobbitt Shop
Office Force
Joe Bosco
Moore
Lank
C. Powell
Bndress
Rhe Babbite
le—Babbitt
Outkaw
Macey
Office
Faille
Jacobs
Yankees
Secon
Natale
Gibson
Gillest
Smith
Grind Room
Shenango Field
Babbitt
Brass Shop
Centennial
Field
Grindels
Dean Park
Special Muskalonge License Required For Chautauqua Fishery
Albany reports a new regulation requiring a 25 cent special muskalonge license for all anglers in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties, with five metal tags per license and a one fish daily limit. The rule, effective July 1, aims to conserve the muskalonge stock, and nontransferable licenses must accompany regular fishing or hunting licenses. Women residents and minors under 16 are exempt from the license itself but must follow other licensing rules.
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Albany
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Lake Erie
Conservation Department
Codey
Department
New York
Baseball School To Begin Friday At New Castle Field
New Castle youths join the second Atlantic free baseball school starting Friday at 9:30 on the north hill ground. Coaches Al Kreuz and Glenn Wright will teach fundamentals and get acquainted with a class, leading to an all star selection after six to seven weeks and a district tournament berth for the New Castle team. Classes run every Friday at 8:30 with no charge.
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George Washington
New Castle
North Hill
al Kreuz
University of Pennsylvania
Quaker City
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh Pirate
Kruez
Wright
Indians Book 11 Tiffs In Stadium
Cleveland’s Indians announce 11 home games at City Stadium and League Park. Schedule includes dates with Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York Washington and St Louis, with afternoon and evening starts and a 6:30 p.m. night doubleheader noted. Also Gene Venzke takes a summer vacation from the track.
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Indians
Cleveland
Cleveland Stadium
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
League Park
Boston
Istadium
New York
Washington
Radiators Triumph Over Ellport Tigers In 11 Inning Softball
In a late 1940s local softball clash the Radiators defeated Ellport Tigers 11 to 6 at Rad Field aided by strong hitting from Dado and Gennock. Muddy Rhodes earned the win over Leposkey, while Ellport’s Leposkey and McCormick delivered notable efforts. The scoreline shows Ellport 000 320 010 and Radiators 902 024 Ulx, with multiple inning details and nearby park fixtures noted.
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Lawrence County
Ellport Tigers
Rad
Muddy” Rhodes
Leposkey
Rhodes
Ellport
Leposkey and
McCormick
Fornatara
Islovaks Eilders Battle Tonight At Marshall Field
The Islovaks Eelders face the Slovaks tonight at Marshall Field in the final regular game of the league's first half. Manager Joe O Leary may start Dick Witherow in left field, with Slovaks using Balla or Prybilski. Moose club travels to Ryantown to meet Ryantowners with new recruit Smith to duel Hartman or Fisher. Third game features Croton against Lawrence Indies at Cedar Street field. West Pittsburgh and West Side A C game postponed to next Monday at Lee avenue field.
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Lawrence Indies
Balla
Prybilski
Moose
Styantown
Ryantown
Ryantowners
Smith
Hartman
Fisher
Croton
Cedar Street Field
West Pittsburgh
A. C. Gnome
Lee Avenue Field
Danny Odegenova
Len Gilbert
Pulaski Bush Cup Loop Wins in City League Victory
Pulaski gwatsnishs beat Elder 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 1 in a 8 5 win as Mitchellice and Grell led the Batteries. Bush A C defeated Union Clubs 9 5 in a 5 4 score with Davis delivering key hits and Bush and Gorgaez driving the offense. Bush faces Ramblers next at Washington Field.
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Pulaski Gwatsnishs
Elder
Pulaski Club
Elders
Pulaski
Fin
Probst
Morella
Mitchellice
Grell
Bush
Davis
Bush A. C
Union
Gorgaez
Bush Nine
Ramblers
Washington Field
R. A. E. Bush
Civics
Buckingham
Genkinger
Kerr
Byers
Philly Grid Team Set to Win, Says Greasy Neale
Philadelphia is poised to field its first winning professional football team next fall with Greasy Neale as manager under new owner Alexis Thompson. Neale has begun assembling prospects after a long trip and prior franchise reshuffling that moved Bert Bell to Pittsburgh.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Neale
Yale
Alexis Thompson Thompson
Bert Bell
Pittsburgh
Bell
Variety Horse Show At Canfield Saturday
A regional output features horses from Ohio and Pennsylvania at Canfield fairgrounds. The event promotes amateur participation with gaited and trail horses and includes parades, saddle classes, five gaited events, and a grand finale. Kilcawley chairs. Beard secretary. Also notes tennis figure Donald Budge purchasing a New York laundry.
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Mahoning Valley
Trumbull
Portage
Stark
Columbiana
Ohio
Lawrence
Merger
Pennsylvania
Canfield, O
LeRoy F. Beard
William H. Kilcawley
Swing to the Rhytet of Rotitty Wheels
A breezy night activity feature invites readers to try a new dance style with rhythmic wheel-inspired movements. The piece emphasizes easy moves, casual enjoyment, and a playful vibe for social gatherings tonight.
Arnovich 1-4 Duluth Draft Pulls Arnovich Home
Morrie Arnovich New York Giants outfielder has been placed in 1-4 and is subject to immediate call for military service. He returned home Monday for re examination by his draft board. Suhr is released by Milwaukee. Tommy Yrrosz credited with 16 victories in 17 professional fights.
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Arnovich
Duluth
Minn
Morrie Arnovich
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Teddy Yrrosz
Tommy
iPeek Yank Rookie Starting to Click
New York Yankee rookie Steve Prek shows improvement as he works into the season. Manager Joe McCarthy trims the roster to 25, keeping the promising hurler on the major league squad while scouts evaluate his growth and potential impact.
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Ipeek
New York
Steve Prek
New York Yankee
Toster
Linz
Joe McCarthy
Sist
Havinah Jeagun
Pork
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Army Relief Fund
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Fritzi¢ Zivic
French
Ghicago
Danny Litwhiler
Larry French
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Clyde Mccullaugh
Chitako Cubs
Pepper Martin
Bacs
Tsu University of Tillinois
Jen Treveaux
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Parte Au Law Tobles
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Tare Gaydosik
Teres Este Sovesky
Cee Evenoski
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E. R. Coulter
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Sauley
Nerella
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Johnson Bronze Softball League
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George Washington Junior High
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Gene Venzke
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Johnson
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Robert Felter
Toledo
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Greasy Neale
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J. Donald Budge
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John Budge, Sr
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Guy Suhr
American Association League
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George Uhle
Fammer
Dodger
Goodyear Materiel
Goodyear Workmenship
Jarathon
Goodyear
Braatz Service
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