Indians Rally Late but Fall to Athletics in Philly
Philadelphia game summary: Cleveland Indians rallied in the last frame but fell 5 to 3 to the Athletics. Earnshaw earned his 15th win as Foxx homered twice for Philadelphia and Mel Harder struggled in relief. Holloway returned after a hand injury, yielding two runs in the eighth inning.
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Cleveland
Indians
Athletics
Tribe
George Earnshaw
Earnshaw
Phillies
Ken Holloway
Mel Harder
Jimmie Foxx
Hollowar
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Hodapp
Foxx
Miller
Boley
Hale
Averill
Falk
Dukes
L. Sewell
J. Sewell
Shaute
Holloway
Harder
Ormsby, Nallin
Dinneen
Mariner Heavyweight Defeats Fuente in Chicago Bout
Les Mariner former University of Illinois star outpointed Tony Fuente of Mexico in six rounds to win the heavyweight bout in Chicago. Max Schmeling appeared in his first Chicago event boxing four rounds with sparring partners before a crowd of 9,900 as an usher strike interrupted the program and promoter Paddy Harmon mobilized directors.
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Paddy Harmon
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Industrial Tennis League Season Starts Tomorrow
The Industrial Tennis League in Elyria launches belatedly with four teams Fox Furnace, Steel and Tubes, Harshaw Chemical, and Ohio Public Service Company. One round of singles and doubles will be played at Cascade Park after courts improved. Singles on Tuesdays and doubles Saturdays through August feature three-set matches. standings set by two wins.
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Fox Furnace, Steel and Tubes, Harshaw Chemical
Ohio Public Service Companies
Elyria
Fox Furnace, Steel and Tubes
Harshaw Chemical
Ohio Public Service
Cascade Park
Fox Furnace
Stein and Tubes
Steel and Tubes
Inger Deat Andre Rout to New York Fight
July 25 Brooklyn's Ebbets Field hosted a non-title featherweight bout in which Sing er defeated titleholder Andre Routigs of France in two rounds by referee stoppage at 2 minutes 55 seconds. Both fighters weighed above the 126 pound limit, keeping Routis' belt intact.
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New York
al Singer
Garkevred Brombor
Andre Routigs
France
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Routis
Singer
Mushy Callahan
California
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Callahan
Berg
How They Stand American League Teams
The standings show Philadelphia leading the American League with 67 wins and 25 losses, a .728 winning percentage, followed by New York at 55–33 and a 10 game gap. St Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Chicago, and Boston trail with varying records and gaps to the leaders.
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Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detrocht
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Yesterday's Results Summary Sports Scores
Detroit and Cleveland won heavy games while Philadelphia and Washington lost. Chicago defeated Boston decisively as St. Louis beat an opponent. Today Cleveland visits Philadelphia New York hosts One Louis plays Boston and Washington hosts pans in a busy schedule.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Louis
National League Standings Snapshot Amid Patchy OCR
Incomplete table shows teams like Chicago Pittshaven New York and Philadelphia with win loss and seating prices. OCR yields random numbers and symbols. key teams and positions are readable but many details are garbled. The item reads as a brief standings blip from a national league page with basic team references and seating notes.
Local Sports Roundup With Mixed Team Scores
A muddled OCR sports note shows Brookins 6 and Fitzvareh 4 with Chicago and Philadelphia tied in a fragmented result. Names appear garbled but indicate a scoreboard style summary from a local game or meet.
Fragmentary Notice from Furteby Station
Fragmentary OCR reads about a local event at Furteby with unclear details. The readable bits mention a location and a time frame but lack concrete action, names, or outcomes to summarize a clear news item. More legible text is needed to form a proper headline and summary.
Fuchs Still Braves Manager Amid League Statement
New York July 25 Emil Fuchs remains manager of the Boston Braves amid a National League announcement. The judge reportedly relinquished control over 14 Rabbit Marranvilla amid claims of a slur toward minor leagues. Marranvilla allegedly refused management unless offered a two year contract.
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New York
Autee
Emil Fuchs
Besteg Braves
Rabbitt Maranvilla
Maranvilis
Phillies Defeat Indians 5–3 in Philadelphia Nick Earnshaw Handles Hitters
Philadelphia took an early lead over Cleveland and beat the Indians 5 to 3 at Philadelphia. George Earnshaw allowed eight hits but kept Cleveland scoreless until the ninth inning.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Indians
George Earnshaw
Dundee Fights Fields for World Welter Title in Detroit
In Detroit July 25 the welterweight title fight will decide the world champion at Floyd Fitzsimmons arena as Joe Dundee of Baltimore defends against Jackie Fields of Chicago and California. Fields is the favorite at seven to five amid talk of a 32,000-seat venue with gate potential near $174,000.
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Jackie
Joe Dundee
Detroit
Fields
Floyd Fitzsimmons
New Arena
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
California
National Boxing Association
Michigan
Fields J
Dundee
Dundes
Jackie Thompson
Thompson
Dundea
Pete Latzo
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Rooney
Fitzsimmons Arena
Fox Furnace Nine to Meet Oberlin Team
Fox Furnace baseball team, after clinching the Industrial League title for the first half of summer, travels to Oberlin tonight to clash with the Oberlin Business Men's nine at Park street diamond 6 30 p m. Oberlin has posted strong results, defeating top district aggregations over the past two to three years.
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Fox Furnace
Oberlin Business Men’s
Oberlin
Park Street
Hack Wilson stars in Cubs 8 7 win over Giants
Yesterday's hero Hack Wilson slammed two home runs driving in four for the Cubs in an 8 to 7 victory over the New York Giants. Brooklyn rode pitcher William Watson Clarke at Pittsburgh, holding off Pirates with 10 hits allowed as the Brooklyns claimed their second win.
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Hack Wilson
Chicago
New York Giants
Brooklyn
William Watson Clarke
Pittsburgh
Clarke
Pirates
Brooklin
Loughran Enters Heavyweight Ring Complicating Champion Pick
Thomas Loughran joins the heavyweight race, prompting revised plans for a Sharkey Schmeling title path. The move pits Sharkey against Loughran with the winner to face Schmeling, while Dempsey’s era looms as a benchmark for future title holders.
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Central Press
New York
Thomas Loughran
James Joseph Tunney
Tommy
Regal
Jack Snarkey
Max Schmeling
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia Phantom
New York State Boxing Commission
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Sharkey-Schmeling
Schmeling
Sharkey
Loughran
Boston
Jack
Willie Stribling
Miami
Baseball Scores and Standings From a Busy West Week
In three games the West results included a 6 to 4 score dropping Pittsburgh to second while Chicago rose to first. Hornsby and Heathcote were involved early as a hit sequence. Jimmy Wilson hit two home runs in the eighth inning for Cincinnati in St. Louis, driving in the winning runs in a 6 to 4 finish. Boston pushed past Cincinnati 5 to 3 behind solid pitching from Cunningham and Smith. Pennock scattered 11 Detroit hits as the Yankees won 7 to 5 in New York. Uhle took the loss in Detroit. A pitching duel saw Bob Burke facing Al Thomas in Washington as the Senators won 3 to 2 on eight hits apiece. Boston’s 14-hit barrage defeated St. Louis 7 to 4, with three Boston pitchers used.
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Jimmy Wilson
Chicago
Cincinnati Cardinals
St. Louis
Wilson
Bob Burke
al Thomas
Washington
Senators
Davis Cup Workouts In Paris As French and Americans Prepare
Paris July 25 French defenders and American challengers for Davis Cup honors held final workouts at Rolland Garros stadium. Sport critics here agree that George Lott, upon whom America relies, showed sharp form and leadership in practice sessions.
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Paris
Rolland Garron
George Lott
Arem
US players hold edge in opener as Borotra leads defending team
In Montreal at the Canadian Open event, a strong field gathers for 72 holes at Kanawaki. Leo Diezel, of Agua Caliente, Mexico, shot 65 to lead practice scores, while Horton Smith and Tommy Armour loom near 63 to 66 as the field prepares for rounds over 70 par. Notable entrants include MacDonald Smith, Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen, and Bill Mehlhorn among others.
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Leo Diesel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Kanawaki
Diezel
Horton Smith
Tommy Armour
MacDonald Smith
Walter Hagen
Bill Mehlhorn
Jim Barnes
Billy Burke
al Watrous
Gene Sarazen
Wrightfield commandant resigns for commercial aviation
Dayton, July 25 Major Leslie McDill has resigned as commandant of Wrightfield and will enter the field of commercial aviation, ending his tenure with the military base and shifting to civilian flight work.
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Leslie McDill
Wrightfield
Want Ad in the Chronicle Telegram It Paya
Classified note indicates a Want Ad placed in the Chronicle Telegram with a brief description and a promise of favorable terms. The message hints at a pay arrangement or service offering but lacks explicit details, leaving the reader to inquire for full terms and contact.
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Chronicle
Telegram
Rain Cancels Industrial League Games. Colson Troxel to Play Tonight
Heavy rain halted all Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball games after they began. The Colson versus Troxel game will be played tonight at McKinley school grounds, while Jupiter Plavius had upset the schedule makers by forcing postponements in other matches.
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Colson
Troxel
McKinley
Robins Pocess to Thrill NL Pennant Race in 1929
The Brooklyn Robins tightened the National League pennant chase by repeatedly pushing leaders into second place. After beating the Cubs 3 to 1 in Brooklyn to end their slim edge, Brooklyn won two of three at Pittsburgh, knocking the Pirates from first. The Cubs and Pirates feel the Robins’ impact, while the Giants slide to third after losing ten to Brooklyn, eight games behind.
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Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Chicago Cubs
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs
New York Giants
Giants
Risko and Rocco Set For Rematch in Cleveland
Johnny Risko the heavyweight who once eyed the championship will meet Emmett Rocco of Pennsylvania in a twelve round main event at the American Legion show in Cleveland on Monday July 29. A prior decision here had favored Rocco after twelve rounds in the same matchup.
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Cleveland
Johnny Risko
Emmett Rocco
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Rocco
Risko
Managers plead for old type of ball headline
In San Francisco on July 25 four Pacific Coast League managers urged returning to the old baseball. Oscar Vitt of the Hollywood Stars and Buddy Ryan of the Sacramento Solons called for the lively ball’s reversal, while Ernie Johnson of the Seattle Indians and Ivan Howard of the Oakland club urged moving back to the old dead ball approach or a middle ground.
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San Francisco
Oscar Vitt
Hollywood Stars
Oscar
Buddy Ryan
Sacramento Solons
Ernie Johnson
Seattle Indians
White Sox
Yankees
Ivan Howard
Oakland
Howard
Return bout headlines and card details
The card features a return match with key bouts including eight rounds for the main event. Also on the slate are Andy Mitchell versus Rosy Rosales in eight rounds, Bob Moody against Tom William in six, Gene Stanton facing Frankie Lennon in four, and Harry Firestone meeting Dick Martin in four.
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Andy Mitchell
Rosy Rosales
Bob Moody
Tom William
Gene Stanton
Frankie Lennon
Harry Firestone
Dick Martin
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