Curry Soldiers and Discards in Sunday double bill at Exposition Park
TiCowmty League's Curry Sulleve's squad opens the year at Exposition Park facing Warren in a double header starting at two. Pitchers and lineups are unsettled with Urban ski or Brown or Weidert slated for mound work. Also on Sunday the Discards play Irvine at 3 30, while Gardner's Warren squad features Mintzer Pearce Jewell and others in battles against Corry. The Kane club's Babe Streick Beaumont Engstrom Babe Cook Lefty Cedar will throw for Kane. The South Side Sluggers and Homestead Grays meet on the local grounds and at Celoron Park the Grays face the Jamestown Spider-Webbs with Smoky Williams set to pitch.
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Warren
Exposition Park
Ed”” Clasterson
Irvine
Gardners Aggregation
Mintzer
Pearce
Jewell
Corrimorrow
Gardner
Don” Zibble
Bennett and
Wiltsie
Bob Burns
Hane
Kane
Railroad Field
Mountain City
Babe" Streick
Bill” Beaumont
Engstrom
Babe” Cook
Lefty” Cedar
Kane Club
Cook
Homestead Grays
Celoron Park
Jamestown
Spider-Webbs
Hugh Bedient
Spiders
Smoky” Williams
Grays
Otima
Jamestown Centrals
Sugargrove Indies
Sugargrove
Columbus
Warren County
Jamestown High
United Lumberline
Xe Bert Bites
Rouseville
Pennzoil
Toledo
American Association
Associated
National Forge
Warren County Dairy
Erie Church League
Lawrence Park Methodists
Russell Field
Eastern swing saves fading pennant contender Cardinals
The Cardinals steadied after a six-game slide to Cubs and Pl ates to post the best record among western clubs by 13 straight playing well. Brooklyn Superbas’ pitching wasts and a string of low-scoring losses marked a rough stretch. Elam Vangilder’s countermove supported by Dan Howley led to a 9 3 2 victory over the Senators. Cedric Durst filled in for Ruth and Meusel with Combs sidelined, while Ray Schalk reshuffled the White Sox lineup as Kamm returned leading off and Bannefeld moved to second.
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Cubs
Cardinals
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Kamm
Bannefeld Fe
Tex Rickard presses Chicago fight plan for Tunney-Dempsey
United Press reports Tex Rickard plans a Sept 15 bout between Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey in Chicago despite local opposition. He must secure Soldiers Field use from South Park board and boxing officials in coordination with Mayor Thompson's committee. Rickard expects a 150000 seat stadium and aims for a $2,000,000 gross gate while facing criticism from eastern promoters.
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Chicago
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Rickard
Getz
George
William Hale Thompson
John Righeimer
Estate Boxing Commission
Righeimer
South Park Board
Soldiers Field
James A. Farley
New York Boxing Commission
Tex
National League Results And Today's Schedule
Yesterday the Pirates beat the Dodgers 4 to 3 while the Reds beat the Braves in four innings. The Cubs and Braves had a 10 inning no game, and the Cards topped the Phillies. Today New York visits St Louis and Brooklyn goes to Cincinnati with Boston at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago. Tomorrow New York at St Louis and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Lou
Cincanna
Phils
SP. Louis
American League Scores From Yesterday
In Major League Baseball yesterday the results included Cleveland defeating New York 6 to 4, Boston beating St. Louis 8 to 2, Washington edging Detroit 5 to 4 in 11 innings, and Chicago prevailing over Philadelphia 6 to 4. Tomorrow Cleveland visits New York in the headline matchup.
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Yesterady
Cleveland
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Jersey City Stars Rally Past Reading in Six Innings
International yesterday's results show Jersey City beating Reading 5 to 2 in six innings while Rochester Buffalo game postponed and Minneapolis crushed Milwaukee 16 to 2. Loulaville edged Columbus 6 to 5 in 11 innings as other games were cancelled due to wet grounds.
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Jersey City
Reading
Rochester-Buffalo
Loulaville
Columbus
Inn
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
McKean County players join Warren entry in Tri-County league
Former McKean County league players Beaumont Quist Clerk and Babe Streik signed to play with Warren in the Tri-County league. Other games listed include Corry vs Warren at Exposition Park and Jamestown Centrals vs Sugargrove Indies, with regional teams campaigning across multiple towns and venues.
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McKean
Warren Entry
Beaumont
Quist
Clerk
Babe” Streik
The
Butter- Krusts
Unwritten Rules in Golf Sparks Etiquette Debate
Mary K Browne explains golf etiquette focusing on practice swings in tournaments. She cites two women players as nuisances delaying play and argues for a rule limiting practice swings to one per shot to maintain pace and fairness. She recalls Oakmont open as a model with minimal practice swings by competitors.
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Mary K. Browne
United Press
Cleveland
Oakmont
Industrial League Schedule Highlights Next Week
Tutaday Associated System faces Newell Printers while Warren County Dairy meets Bankers on Wednesday with Furnitore a Nypenn Forni wm. Friday’s card features Newell Printers against Warren County Dairy.
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Tutaday—Associated System
Newell Printers
Warren County Dairy
Bankers
Furnitore A
Nypenn Forni Wm
Dareterene Ypenn
Ey County Dairy
Lewell
Two Team League Standings Update
Week’s biking league results show Bikedale Sunday morning action with Bananas and Orange Crush atop the standings. Bananas lead in wins over Orange Crush while Bunday is noted in third place.
Indian artifacts show gambling stones and relics in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City historians highlight Edward Snow's collection of American Indian relics dating back four centuries. The display includes gambling stones used like dice, poker chips, lagging stones, and spear points, mortar bowls, painted pots, arrowheads, hoes, and a Mexican spear head from the Alamo era. The exhibit offers a rare glimpse into past practices and tools.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Edward Snow
Snow
Walla
Alamo
National leaders in close NL race after Sunday games
Pittsburgh, Chicago, and St Louis held a tight advantage in the National League as all three clubs won. The Pirates beat Brooklyn 4 3 on a ninth inning rally highlighted by Waner and Traynor, while Chicago edged New York 5 4 in 10 innings and St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 3.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Pirates
Brooklyn
L. Woaner
P. Waner
Traynor
Cuyler
Harris
Wright
Dempsey versus Fulljames Rematch Era Fight Remembered
On July 30 1884 Jack Dempsey defended his middleweight title in a brutal twenty two round bare knuckle bout against Gee Fulljames of Toronto. The match drew worldwide attention as both boxers claimed multiple weight class titles and the Canadian had been previously defeated by Dempsey as they vied for lightweight recognition. Dempsey became the first widely recognized middleweight champion since 1882 after Mike Donovan's retirement.
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Dempsey
Fulljames
Jack Dempsey
Gee. Fulljames
Toronto
Canada
Mike Donovan
Baseball's Big Five shines in uneven batting list
Babe Ruth enjoyed a perfect day with a double and a single in three at bats. Lou Gehrig added a single in three plate appearances. Horsaby managed a lone double in three tries. Cobb and Speaker each contributed a single in four chances, completing a mixed batting showcase.
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Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Horsaby
Cobb
Speaker
Indians Topple Heavy Hitting Yankees in New York
Indians beat the Yankees 6 to 4 as New York’s offense faltered with 1 hit to Cleveland’s 11. Also: Browns beat Red Sox 8 to 2, Tigers top Senators 5 to 4 in 11, White Sox 6, Athletics 4. Thames wins 34th. political note ends with line about a candidate.
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Yankee
New York Americans
Cleveland
Indians
Yanks
Robert D. Hocking Wins Lipton Cup in Open Dinghy
Robert D. Hocking of Chicago won the Lipton cup for open dinghies in the western division of the American Canoe Association races held off the Chicago Yacht Club. The event featured the silver trophy being awarded to the winner after the regatta.
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Robert D. Hocking
Chicago
Chicago Yacht Club
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Expo Grounds
Siders
Frits” Urbanski
Don” Brown
Weidert
Cory Journal
Mt. Gretna
Erie
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Tribune
Mu~tante’s
Brooklyn Superbas
Superbas
Elam Vangilder
Vic Walves
Dan Howley
Senators
Cedric Durst
Yankees
Ruth
Meusel
Earl Combs
Burst
Fred Lucas
Hugh Gites
Wes Raed
Windy City
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Brook
Piladelphia Tike
Oston
I Miller
Tomorrow
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State Hospital Grounds
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Fonzen
Burns
J. Sewell
L. Sewell
Gebrig
Feusel
Lazzeri
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Wera
Pipgras
P . Shawkey
Urst
Paschal
Shawkey
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Borns
Jewel
Fonzca
Lutzke
Lipton Cup
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