Corry plans two bowling leagues for 1939 season
Reorganization meeting of the Garry Bowling Association outlines a 12 team handicap City League and a four team Major League for the 1939-40 season. Officials urge interest, sponsor support, and rosters as Corry lanes prepare for two shifts on Wednesday evenings and a Monday shift for the Aero Supply League.
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Garry Bowling Association
Bill Dunlap
Corry Bowling Association
Melvin Cobbett
City Bowling League
Aero Supply League
Dunlap
Howling
Corry
Aero Supply
Ant-ier
Raymonds
Ladies
Standings and results from early baseball leagues
American League standings show New York, Boston, Chicago, and Cleveland in tight races with Detroit and Washington trailing, alongside yesterday’s games where New York routed Washington. National League standings list Cincinnati, St Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, New York, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia with mixed results yesterday and slated games today.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New
York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Skyhuls
MISS MARBLE AND RIGGS FACE STIFF OPPONENTS
Miss Marble from Beverley Hills and Riggs of Chicago, defending champions, advanced to the eastern grass court tennis championships quarter finals in Rye New York. Marble faced Mary Arnold of Los Angeles after Arnold upset Mary Hardwick, while Riggs played Bryan Grant of Atlanta in a tough match.
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Unlten Pree Rye
N. Y
Alice Marble
Bever
Ay Hills
Osl
Bobby Riges
Chiago
Miss “Marble
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Great Britain
Mary Hardwick
Riggs
Bryan Grant
Jumping Bean
Atlanta
Cubs Out of pennant race in National League race update
Chicago Cubs are effectively out of the 1938 pennant race after a doubleheader loss to the Reds left them 13 games back. Cardinals extend win streak to 10 with a 5-3 victory over Pittsburgh as Giants rally to split a doubleheader with the Bees. Red Sox pull within a half game of the Yankees by sweeping the Athletics in a two game set. Two Philadelphia players sustain injuries in separate plays.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Cubs
Reta
Reds
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Johnny Mize
Terry Moore
Don Gutteridge
Tom Sunkel
Vietory
Rellef
Giants
Bees
Hank Danning
Frankhouse
Erickson
Demaree
Red Sox
Yanks
Athletics
Jimmy Fox
Joe Gronin
Ted Williams
Philadelphia
Eric Tipton
Moe
Charley Feller
Red Rolfe
Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit
White Sox
Pete Fox
Tigers
Johnny Marcum
Hank Greenberg
Ben Chapman
Lou Boudreau
Bruce Campbell
Cleveland
Browns
Moose Solters
Indians
Three tied for trapshooting title in world event
Roger K. Fawcett of New York A C and two rivals from French Lick Indiana and Conshohocken Pa tied at 494 for the 500 target world amateur trap shooting championship at Yoldyn traps. A shoot-off is set for Thursday. The report also notes pale baseball results and a big golf tournament opening at Wildwood Club in Pittsburgh.
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Yorislyn
Del
Ang
Roger K. Pawcett
New York Athletic Club
Ted
Phil R. Miller
French Lick
Ind
Waller
Beaver
Conshohocken
Middle Atlantic States
Fawcett
Yesterday's Hero Hubbell lifts Hawes in nightcap relief
Carl Hubbell entered in the eighth to anchor the relief for the Bees game and pitched into the 11th as teammates pushed across the winning run. In a separate note, owner J H Harris announced Larry Aurie signed to a three year contract with the Pittsburgh Hornets hockey club in the International American League.
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Carl Hubbell
Glatts
the Bees
Aurie
Pittsburgh
J. H. Harris
Larry Aurie
Pittsburgh Hornets
U S Davis Cup Squad Picked for Big Match
UPI report from Rye New York details the U S Davis Cup squad for Merion on September 24 likely including Bobby Riggs Franklin Parker Donald McNell and either Gene Mako or Bitsy Grant. Walter Pate names additional rookies Sidney Woot Elwood Cooke as hopefuls for training starting August 21. Riggs expected to be the No 1 singles performer after Budge turned pro.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press Stati
Rye
N.Y
U.S
Mer Lon Cricket Club
Australia
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Franklin Parker
Pasadena
Donald McNell
Oklahoma City
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Bryan “Bitsy” Grant
Atlanta
McNelli
Merion
Walter Pate
Sidney B. Woot
New York
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Riggs
Don Budge
Budge
Pate
Rigga
Burke Scores to Win Ohio Open in Stunning Rally
Dayton Ohio August 10 veteran Cleveland pro Bill Burke staged a remarkable comeback in the Ohio Open. Burke shot 65 in the final round to overcome a 54 hole deficit and finish with a 284 total, two strokes ahead of Frank Getzot Robert Strauss and Toney Petrie who tied for second at 286. Tony Joy from Youngstown finished at 292.
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Dayton
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Youngstown
Burke
Mismi Valley Club
Frank Gethot
Robert
Red) Strauss
Gineinnati
Toney Petrie
Tony Joy
Corry
Peter Astra Wins Hambletonian At Goshen In Two Heats
United Press reports Peter Astra driven by Dec Parshall won the Hambletonian at Goshen in two straight heats before 40 000 spectators. The colt led from the start and defeated rivals by a wide margin. Owner trainer and driver celebrated as the crowd watched the red white and blue colors surge to the front.
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United Press
Goshen
L. M. Guillnger
Peter Astra
Hambletonian
Peter
Ofa Dec Parshall
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Imagine
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Leo Anderson
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Churchill Valley
Wildwood Country Club
Barratt Melvin
Oakmont
Franklin
Jerry Stockton
Jack Micks
Jack Keiller
Meadville
Chuck MclFaughlin
Edinboro
Rachel Jewett
Butler
George Keiller
DuBois
Sumliner
Byron’ Nelson
Henry Picard
Dick Metz
Dapper Dan Club
American Assn
Minneapolis
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Toledo
D. Bt. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
International
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Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Newark
Bulrulo
Perambulators
Root’s Furniture Store
Parker
McNeill
Mako
Grant
Wood
Cooke
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Golden Club Beverages
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Ge. Cai
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Valencia
Dot
A. H. Homer Will J. Wilcox
G. W. Knowlton
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek
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