Chiefs Find Kine Welcome In Toronto
Toronto hosts a resumption of the series tonight after the Chiefs won the opener. Ted Hirkhans and Jeck Tising carry pitching duties for the Chiefs while Swigart limits Toronto hitters. Leafs’ Chapman Lamw and Tipton spark the Toronto offense with multiple hits as scoring unfolds through seven innings.
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Specty Dispatch
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Syracuse
Chiefs
Ted Hirknhans
Jeck Tising
Fouts Swigart
Walit Eaves
John Zauilo
Wile Swigart
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Lindsay Deal
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Chapman
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Ishow
Ipton
Mets
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Pui Gelder Tipton
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Speculation grows on 1930s North Western Syracuse clash
At a luncheon Lew Aubens and Lymn Waldorf sit with Ter-dons and others as talk turns to the North Western Syracuse football game. Estimates vary with seats at 34000 and a general sale starting August 16. Alumni turnout and Orange support are debated as promotions and past game memories surface.
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atlEy
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Andreas
Waldorf
Brown
Peon State
Pitt
Nebraska
Colgate
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East
James Klink to National Race in Akron Aug 11
James Klink earns sixth straight All-American Soap Box Derby berth with a 34 second course record tie set at Loew's State Theater event. Leo Graser, runner up for second year, collects multiple heat trophies and the Secon d Place trophy from Bresee Chevrolet. Richard Lane wins Olmsted Co. trophy after a 2 second run as awards honor Derby contenders and Derby district supremacy. The program also features extensive prizes and gear for participants.
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James Klink
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Leo Gruser
Chevrolet
Newt Yaris
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Herald- Journal
Leo Graser
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Frank Murphy
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Leo Grases
Serand
Tecsive Severa
Bresee
Chevrolet Company
Onondaze Hotel
Klink
Olmsted Co. Tac
Richard Lane
Verey
Miss Gates Captures Club Championship In Rain Reduced Match
Heavy rain halted most Central New York golf matches yet Miss Gates won the women’s club championship by seven and one. Mrs Robinson defended earlier rounds, but Gates surged with two sharp one-hole rounds to claim the title.
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Freakin
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Robinson
Miss Gates
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J. W. Clark
Jiesterday
Miss Gales
Promising Golf and Baseball Scoring Plots Amid Tight Games
Parker defeats Don Mevenl in a close final as players push scores under steady golf play. Bright and Bernard win their matches while others struggle to convert chances across a demanding schedule. United States shutout claim sparks optimism in Davie as season momentum builds. Babe Young powers Giants with a ninth inning run, and Dodgers stumble in a tight battle with Pirates.
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Don Mevenl
Ffrangis
J. Byase
Bright
Helen Bernard
Dore
Tryisgjen
Ed Brant
Censmines
Rt Fears
United States
Davie
Sean
Austratia
Pirates Edge Dodgers In Wacky Brooklyn Thriller
In a wild Brooklyn clash at Ebbets Field the Pirates rally to topple the Dodgers 9-6 as Curt Davis holds Pittsburgh to four hits. Babe Phelps and Arky Vaughan clash after a Pirates inning halt. Frank Frisch is ejected for arguing a call in the sixth. Dodgers tighten gap on the Reds with the win while Cincinnati loses to the Giants.
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Waianai
Tarest
Tarecup
Babe Phelps
Sharistop Arcky Vaughan
Pirates
Ebbets Find
Wight
Curt Davis
Frank Frisch
Devsin
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Giants
Johnny Hutchings
Bai Couns
Lloyd Monrs
Harry Denning
Denning
Bob Bowmen
Bell
St Louis
Boston Bees
Bees
Joe Deer
Johnny Mize
ClaudePasseau
Chicago Cubs
Paillles
Pasteail
Joe Merry
Marty
Puitatelpniz
Detroit Tigers
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Detroit
Cleveland
Ahers
Seeecnel Patehvissa
Fred
Eaen
Aimott
Rudy York
Hank Greenberg
Ventrones Davids Meet Mohawks at Gritin Field
Fragmented text shows Ventrones and Davids set to meet the Mohawks at Gritin Field Liverpool amid garbled OCR. Mentions strong Negro athletes and upstate New York teams, unclear details on event date or outcome.
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Davids
Gritin Field
Liverpool
Tarcarroe
Texm
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Schensctady
New
Upstate
McNeill Out Of Tennis Play In Meadow Club Tourney
McNeill exits the Meadow Club Invitation tennis tournament after a poison oak incident sidelines him. A doctor notes poison oak spreads quickly and says health status will be clearer after ten days. Bob Harmon of Los Angeles provided coverage while Don McNeill’s absence drew attention from officials and players alike.
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Meadow Club
Teday
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Don
Arch
the van Horm
Los Angeles
Bob Harmon
Goref
Bobby Rings
Keo Berdett
Hank Prusof
Seat
Sidney Wood
Norte
Mungo Returns to Piedmont Club in Pagetin North Carolina
Ex Dodger Mungo joins Jitt Club in Pagetin North Carolina and secures balance of the 1929 season. The move signals a late season pickup for the club as it presses toward its schedule goals.
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St. Louis
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Jack Wade
Browns
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First Round Upset In Bout Between Bashara And Dempsey
In a rough opening mixed with slips Bashara floors Dempsey early before he recovers. The crowd roars as Demspey answers with quick counters keeping Bashara off balance until a late exchange, the referee intervenes.
Ward Wins City Junior Golf Medalist With 73 Strokes
Rushel Ward of Tusce ed carding a 73 to claim medal honors in the City Junior Golf tournament played yesterday afternoon at Drumlins. His score beat the nearest rival by several strokes as George Gilmore of Hallevus defeated Jack McElwain of Crumlins in last year's Brats.
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Rushel" Ward
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Dick Fales
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Stegad
Tuscarora
George Gilmore
Hallevus
Jack McElwain
Crumlins
Sherrill Invades Groton Field Sunday Tee
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sherrill and Groton Field with scattered terms. Likely a local sports or event tease referencing tryouts and participants. Readable names include Sherrill and Coons, with scattered references to Syrecase and Milp. No clear outcome or date details can be confirmed from the legible portions.
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Groton Field
Lucex
Coons
Ssfrenko
Jeffra Captures Feather Title In Tight Clash
In Baltimore the featherweight crown changes hands as Jeffra defeats Armstrong of Toronto after a 38 round contest. Jeffra dominates late with decisive rights. Armstrong is floored in the 111th round and again in the final stretch as the champion rallies to win on points.
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