Leagues Assured for Corry Bowling Circuits in 1999-40
Corry Bowling Association leaders report both the 12 team City League and the 4 team Major League are assured for the 1999-40 campaign. City League aims to revive winter bowling with handicapped competition, while Major League play centers on top keplers. Don Miller receives a career move to Titusville, and a new Game Protector is urged for Pennsylvania. Corry High grid prospects train as Coach Russ Byler departs.
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Corry Bowling Association
Feading Keplers
Deiny
Melvin Cosbett
Don Miller
Corry
Titusville
Werden
Don
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Donald Miller
Oil City picks Ferrare to lead Oilers football
Mike Ferrare, former assistant to Hud Wells, will take over as Oil City High coach this season. He expects 125 candidates for football on August 25 and schedules games with Corky Erie East Titusville Grove City Greenville Du Bois Warren Meadville and Pitkin. LESON NAMED ATHLETE DIRECTOR AT SHINGLEHOUSE
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Ferrare
Mike Ferrare
Hud Wells
Oil City High Eleven
Corky
Oilers
Erie East
Titusville
Grove City
Greenville
du Hois
Warren
Meadville
Praiklin
Leson
Aoe Léson
Jocal
Shinglehouse
Joe
Pitt
Senators Hold Indian Sign Over Leaders
Washington leads in AL pennant race with a 7-5 win over the Yankees tying the season at seven victories apiece. Boston crushed the Senators as part of a tough stretch. Yankees slip to five and a half games back.
Sarazen and Shute Lead Wildwood Open Field
Gene Sarazen and Denny Shute set the pace in the Dapper Dan Wildwood Open at Pittsburgh with 71s in the 72-hole event as top contenders brace for the 1B round cut. Closest rivals sit just behind after steady, unspectacular play by veterans at the Wildwood Country Club.
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Sarazen
Shute
United Press
Pittsburgh
Tei
Gene Sarazen
Denny Shute
Wuswood Country’ Club
Sarazen and
Anderson Eyes Low Scores In Dapper Dan Qualifier
In a crowded field for the Dapper Dan tournament, Anderson must slash his score into the low 70s to advance. Yesterday Lee posted 43 83 for 82, with rivals Barrett Melvin Oakmont and Ted Luther Pittsburgh among the leaders and Byron Nelson among notable entrants.
Yesterday's Major League Scores and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday Chicago defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4 and New York topped Boston 6 to 4. Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia 8 to 0. Today's games list Philadelphia at New York and Pittsburgh at Chicago with only scheduled matchups noted.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphit
Washington
Philadelphia
Chisago
St. Louis
Cincinnau
Pittsburgh
Brook
Boston Saint
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsboreh
Reds and Cards Open Key Series in St. Louis
United Press report from Chicago notes Bill McKechnie predicting major trouble from the St. Louis Cardinals for the Reds. Cincinnati arrives for a three game set with a lead of about four games, while St. Louis counters with rested pitching for a crucial clash that could widen or close the NL race.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Washington Senators
Washington
Red Sox
Yanks
Senators
Fenway Millionaires
Wash
Philadelphia
Athletics
McCarthy
Yankee
Vosmik
Tabor
Finney
Nonnenkamp
Doerr
Johnson
Hayes
Roberto Estallella
Monte Pearson
Pete Appleton
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
White Sox
Gerald Walker
Rubel
Bridges
Clint Brown
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Paul Derringer
Hank Leth=er
Gants
Bees
Giants
Mel Ott
Joe Moore
Kampourts
Luke Hamlin
Dodgers
Phillies
Phils
Ike Pearson
Joe Marty
St. Louis
United Press Chicago
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardi
McKechnie
Chicago
Derringer
Baseball Scores From American Assn and International League
Indianapolis defeated Toledo 9 to 0 in the American Association. Columbus beat Louisville 2 to 0. In the International League Rochester crushed Jersey City 26 to 1, Syracuse won 2 to 1 over Montreal, and Newark defeated Toronto 7 to 6.
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American Assn
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
International Rochester
Jersey City
Syracuse
Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Bored golfer turns holes into two courses
In Atlanta on August 11 a bored golfer altered a nine hole course to create an 18 hole layout by teeing off from different spots on the second round. He marked par figures and added strokes, prompting other players to copy the method. The changes spread to nearby states and threatened 18 hole clubs business.
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United Press
Atlanta
Jer
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Outdoor rifle meet opens at Corry Hod and Gun range
Corry's Hod and Gun club announces the formal opening of its new outdoor rifle range on Lindsey Hollow road at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. About fifty marksmen will compete in the fourth of the four five watch series in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Outdoor Rifle League, with six clubs entered including Oil City Meadville Titusville Lawrence Park and Walnut Creek. The range has 20 firing points at 50 and 100 yards and spectators may attend free of charge.
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Corry
Lindsey Hollow Road
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Meadville
Titusville
Lawrence Park
Walnut Creek
WN. R. A
Corrylies
Ladies Bowling League Seeks Reorganization for 1939-40
The Ladies Bowling League plans reorganization at 8 PM Monday at the Municipal Building. All city lady bowlers wishing to join must register at the meeting or contact secretary Mrs. Hazel Dunnihoo before then. Roster must be completed by Monday night with no late names accepted. The league has been a top city competitor, developing several fine women bowlers.
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Hazel Dunnihoo
Leggne
National Semi-Pro Ball Clubs Gather
In Wichita Kansas on August 11 the National Semi-Pro baseball tournament opened with 32 teams, including young hopefuls and veterans. The event spans two weeks to decide the national title with the winner earning cash and a trip to Porto Rico for the Americas title.
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Eee Wighita
Kans
Porto Rivo
Americas
Yesterday's Hero Roverto Estalella Drives Washington Win
Roverto Estalella, the Cuban pinch hitter, greeted Marius Russo with a single driving in two runs to lift Washington over the Yankees.
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Roverto Estalella
Marius Russo
Washington
Yanks
Parker to Meet Hot Youngster in Eastern Grass Courts
Frankie Parker of Pasadena faces Welby Van Horn in the Eastern grass courts championships semifinals as Parker seeks the Davis Cup singles spot. Parker previously edged John Hope Doeg in a three set thriller, while 18 year old Welby Van Horn represents a rising sensation in the tour.
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Waiectl
Acne
Rye
Frankie Parker
U S Beaver Holds Three Trap Titles
Walter S Beaver of Conshohocken dominated the 19th annual T. Clarence Marshall trapshooting tournament in Xorklen Del. He won the Brandywine shoot at 200 16 yard targets and captured the Yorklyn doubles title by breaking 94 of 100. Other top scorers included Al Mullinphy 194 and Jim Stimson 193 with H B Brown at 180 in Bran dywine standings.
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Xorklen
Del
Walter S. Beaver
Conshohocken
T. Clarence Marshall
Yorklyn
Beaver
Helso
Palinsylvanianis
Brandywine
al Mullinuphy
Bradford
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