City Baseball League leadership on the line in Saturday game
In Soray on Friday August 10 1934 the Southpaw Stickers won 3 to 2 while Dinick and Kinney posted 14 4 5 seconds in opening trials at League Park the fastest time near the world mark. Other entries included Cran dal and Stroup with 16 2 5 and 74 5 seconds. Ripley promoters seek Sunday games and contact R Howard Box 154 Ripley 28 for bookings.
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City Baseball League
Saturda
Hah Dinick
Oc Kinney
League Park
Dimiclk
Kinney
Eyar Swannon
Columbus
Ont
Will Jrdhatly
Ty Crandal
Paul Stroup
Dimick and Kinney
Ripley
Merchants
R. Howard
Telephone
Anderson and Kinney Star in Close Cont est
Kip Anderson and De Kinney lead Washington Launch to a 9 to 2 win over an unnamed opponent at Lease Lark. Anderson pitched seven-plus innings with five singles allowed, while Kinney drove in two runs and scored, sparking a tight game in this City Baseball League exhibition.
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Kip" Anderson
de” Tinney
City Baseball League
Sys
Lease Lark
Anderson
Washington Launch
Swatsmiths
See Be Ate
Ray Benge
Lefty Clark
Benge
Les Kosnoniee
Dodger
Hal Schumacher
Gnaingle
Patie
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Washington
Mickey Cochrane
Boston
Athletics
Johnny Welch
Mackmen
Coleman
Ami Bayes
Maxie Baer Pro Wrestler Referee Blows Up in Bout
Texarkana dispatch reports heavyweight boxing champion Maxie Baer as referee in a bout between Andy Tremaine and Querl Labell. Baer objected to an alleged illegal hold and swung a right fist, missing Labell. He left town amid cheers from about 1,000 fans and a $350 payout.
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Texarkana
Ark
Maxie Bae
Sane Shakes
Baer
Andy Tremaine
Qurel Lapull
Belgium
Labell
Maxie
Fang
New Hebrew Recruit Starring for Giants
Philip Weintraub, a stylish rookie from Nashville, stars for the New Turk Giants. He extended his hitting streak to ten consecutive games, boosting his majors average to .475 in two weeks. The Giants beat Brooklyn 16 to 5 as they push their lead in the National League behind a potent lineup.
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Theon Wright
United Press
New York
Philip Weintraub
Nashville
Tenn
Joe Moore
New Turk Giants
Memphis
Bill Terry
Esterday “Wreiaths
O'Dou
Weinteaub
Ott
Moore
Watkins
Giants
Brooklyn
Cubs
Pittsburgh
van Lingle Mungo
Terry
Two more added to ex collegiate gridiron stars
Two more players, Fred Crawford of Duke and Ralph Graham of Kansas State, join the all American college team to face the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on Aug 31. Crawford replaces Whitey Wistert who cannot play due to baseball. The eight-man squad reports for practice at Northwestern University next Wednesday.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Fred Crawford
Duke
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Grawford
Whitey Wistert
Michigan
Northwestern University
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today Schedule
Yesterday's results show Boston 28 over Philadelphia 5 in a rain day, Detroit 13, St Louis 4, New York 16 to Brooklyn 5 in the National League. Today's schedule lists New York at Boston and multiple city matchups across leagues.
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Boston
Philadelphia
eMtroit
St. Louis
New York-Washington
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
National
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Cleveland Toston
St. Lows
Pittsbursh
Frodilyn
For Sale Boston Terrier Puppies Two Months Old
Five male Boston Terrier puppies available from Grace Bisbee at No 6 North East Pa. Located 2½ miles south of North East on Harborcreek road. Phone 1310-42.
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Grace Bisbee
North Ast
Harborcreek Road
Lunch Nine to Battle Aeros in Day's Feature
The city league flags a pivotal doubleheader at League Park as undefeated Aero Supply meets 5 game winner Washington Lunch in a key second round clash. Forecast pits Koestner or Huenel against the Lunch while Raymonds and Corry Jamestown open the program. listing clutter includes odd notices and ads.
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Union City Nine
Erie County
Washington
Unionites
Washington Lunch
League Park
Aero Supply
Aeros
Ios
Washingtonians
Fourth Watch Industrials
Anderson
Lnnch
Babe
Per
Huenel
Ixoestner
Thordnesday
Batte
W. Mountain
Koestner
Raymonds
Corry-Jamestown
Cat's
de Snider
Tombsions
Bob Owens
Ty Crandall
Rayemonds
Jim Maloney
Soys
Tnnshell
Frenchie Crandall
Carry-Jamestown
Coates
Funeral Rites For Robinson Lead By Baseball Elite
In Atlanta on August 10 the funeral for Wilbert Robinson president of the Atlanta Crackers and a prominent baseball figure drew national figures. Valdige Kenesaw M Landis led the service as dignitaries paid respects at the Catholic Church funeral. The ceremony featured flowered casket tributes and honors from leaders in the sport.
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United Press
Atlanta
Wilbert Robinson
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Valdge Kenesaw M. Landis
Supreme Authority of Baseball
Diegel Wins at Rochester
Diegel of Germantown PA captured the lead with a brilliant 88 on the tricky fairways at Oil Hills. Laffaon of Denver finished 278, trailing Diegel for the top spot as other competitors like Cooper Glen Ellyn and Sarazen New York posted solid rounds. The event opened with 270 strokes and drew a field including Hagen and MacFarlane.
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Ko Athg
Oil Hills
Lea Diegel
Germantown
Pas Pre
Waller Hag
Tiasporas
Diegel
Denver
My Lafford
Laffaon
Harry Cooper
Glen Ellyn
Aml
Willie MacFarlané
Tuckahoe
Gene Sarazen
New Yorke
Welter Hagen
Early Rounds Win For Green In Midtown Bout
In Pittsburgh last night Aggi-Youns Green, a middleweight, dominated early exchanges with hard blows. His challenger, Stuhley, hit the canvas in rounds two and three, then spent the later rounds recovering as two judges favored Green, who weighed 159 1/2 pounds.
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Pittsburgh
Atson Green
Homingstead
Green
Nin
Stuhley
al Grayber
Dr Bai
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