Falconer Indies Lead NYPA Race in Split with Aero Supply
Falconer Indies won 6 to 2 over Aero Supply in a NYPA League game at Falconer Park as Mel Vanderwark starred with seven hits for the winners. Aero Supply outhit the Falcons but committed four errors, while Falconer tallied runs in the first, seventh, and eighth frames to seal the win. The contest featured a late Aero rally and a home run by James Town’s Happy Squinn in extra innings.
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Aero Supply
Aero Supply Ball Club
Falconer
Mel Vanderwark
Falconer Club
Miner Silfettes
Lefty Reynolds
Copry Club
Aeros
VanDerwark
Happy" Squinn
Jamestown
Aero Ball Club
Andone
Uhe
NYPA
Aero Park
Union City
Thionites
Becquntil
Aero Tuns
Aero Supply Dimick
Thomas
A Goodell
Squinn
Wi ‘Swantel
Baressi
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Pas Vanderwark
Group
Peace Union City
Falconer Barnes
Peterson
Norton
Anderson
Oh von Nieda
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Reynolds
Lind
Hamile
James
Jerandall
Alm
Scott
Kuharski
Plazas
Liniing
Parks
England
Aero Supply Acris
Dimiel
Goottelt
Sprovers
Swahtel
Bareasi
Yan Squinn
Linn Derwark
Anit
Kotere
AasTacabsom
U Saas Ag
Hajnik
Dimick
Goodell
Wilpiteh
DeLury
Williams
Staidings Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's action across the American League National League International League and American Association saw Philadelphia edge New York 5 to 4 while St Louis beat Detroit 9 to 7 and Washington defeated Boston 8 to 2 Chicago lost 5 to 3 Cleveland 3 to 2. New York topped Philadelphia 3 to 7 in the National League with Brooklyn 7 to 1 over Boston. Gincin 16 9 Chicago 6 Pitts 3 4 St Louis 4 0 Montreal 6 Jersey City 5 6 Buffalo 3 8 Baltimore 2 7 Rochester 6 2 Syracuse 5 Toronto 4. Columbus 14 11 Toledo 3-7 St Paul 13 Minneapolis 2 Louisville 2 Indianapolis 3-6 Milwaukee 0-3 Kansas City 3-4 Today's games none scheduled.
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Detroit
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Brooklyn
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
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Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianap
Milwaukee
Kans
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Watt
Washington Ry
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
NYPA LEAGUE Weekend Results Report
Weekend softball results show Aeros 6 Union City 5 in 10 innings, Falconer 6 Brie 3, and Falconer 6 Aeros 2 on Sunday. Raymonds versus Brie postponed.
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Union City
Falconer
Raymonds
Brie Eeyiess
Aeros
Brie
Cubs Yankes Humiliated by Reds and Athletics
United Press reports six weeks before the World Series, sixth-place Cincinnati Reds and Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics deliver upset blows to leaders. Reds hammer Phillies 18-6 in opener as Kamouplis homers late, A's sweep Yankees while Cubs stumble after losing Jimmy Collins. Giants and Pirates gain ground as Dodgers and Red Sox slide in tight standings.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Connie Mack
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Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Jimmy Collins
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds
Alex Kampoulis
New York Giants
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia Phillies
Clyde Castleman
Phils
Johnny Moore
Camilli
Philadelphia
Pirates
Cardinals
Lon Warneke
Mike Ryba
Cy Blanton
Sig
Russ Bauers
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
Jbr
Danny MacFayden
Ione
Shine
Edgar Smith
Tghters
Detroit ‘Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Wes Partell
Imptee
Monte Weaver
Rays to play at Union tomorrow in NYPA race
Raymond's baseball team travels to Union City tomorrow evening to face the Athletics in a key NYPA League contest that will determine the runner-up in the first round standings. The game is set to start at 5 20 o'clock.
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UNION
Raymond
Union City
Athletics
Western Youth Probable No 2 Player in 1938 Tennis Meet
Los Angeles teenager Robert Riggs, 19, wins third major tennis title in as many weeks at Rye New York and Sea Bright and South Angleston events. He defeats Frankie Parker to claim the Eastern grass court championship. Budge and Mako take the men’s doubles title after a five set battle. Marble and Fabyan win doubles to secure Wightman Cup spots. Jedrzejowska defeats Marble to claim the women’s singles title.
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United Press Rye
N.Y
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Yeaport
Higgs
Trumphs
Seabright
Southangston
Frankie Parker
Springs Lakes N. J
Westchester Cantry Club
Riggs
Sith
Parker
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
California
Hank X. Shields
Budge
Mako
Alice Marble
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Cambridge
Mass
Ually
Great Britain
John van Ryn
Austin
Texas
Caroline Babcock
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
Marbles
Louis Shoved Down In Ring During Training
In New Jersey on August 16, Louis drew a crowd of 1,800 as he sat down hard in the ring during six rounds of sparring ahead of his heavyweight title defense with Tommy Arr Joe. Opponent Pat Silvers pressed close, caused a stumble, and Louis rose quickly, trading blows and remaining on his feet as the round ended.
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Toe Louis
Tommy Arr
Joe
Brooklyn
Pat Silvers
iSilvers
Silvers
Amibers Offers 35000 to Promote Farr In Heavyweight Title Fight
Al Weill, manager of Lou Amibers, proposed a 35000 gamble today to ensure Texhing Warr puts up a strong effort against Joe Louis in the August 26 heavyweight title match. Weill also offered 35000 for Farr's contract, though approval depended on Farr's consent, while Broadribb remained uncertain about accepting without Farr's sale agreement.
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al Weill
Lou Amibers
Warr
Jon Louis
Weill
Ted Broantty
Farr
Broadribb
Tommy
Jay and Chautauqua Pro Are Winners in Exhibition
In Jamestown on Sunday Jay and Chad Pro from Corry and Tony Jay won a two man pro exhibition at Maple Wurst course. Ralph Stewart and Moon Brows County Club pros plus Hawanl Holmes competed as gallery watched. Stewart and Jay matched long drives and precise iron play with a dramatic hold in the middle rounds.
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Chautauqua Pro
Jamestown
Sou
White Sox Top Indians Twice as Crowd Booed Two Players
A Chicago trio of pitchers beat Cleveland 6 3 and 3 2 in a doubleheader. Ted Lyons allowed eight hits to outpitch Bob Fuller and Joe Heving in the opener. Peller pitched evenly with Lyons for ht innings before the White Sox broke through with two ninth inning singles. A crowd of 22 000 booed Matl Averill and Hal Trosky at the plate as Cleveland’s five game win streak ended and Chicago moved into sixth, a half game behind Washington.
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Cleveland
White Sox
Matl Averill
Hal Trosky
Tridians
Washington
Drakes Fall to Akron and Greensburg in Weekend Series
The Drakes faced strong opposition over the weekend, losing 8-3 to the Akron Goonyears and 5-2 to the Greensburg Walworths after two games. Early turnout drew attention as fans noted the pair of sigable turn outs.
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Thusviie
Ug Uy
Pggn Drakes
Akron Goonyears
Greensburg Walworths
Duncan Cementers Claim Opener In Semi Pro Series
In Chiampa kans Aug 18 the Duncan Cementers defending champions opened with a 13 6 win over Baltimore Main Street in the national semi pro baseball congress first game. Leslie Munns a former Brooklyn hurler started for Oklahoma rivals as Cementers hit 15 times against Moreman and Copple.
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Kans
Duncan
Okla
Cementers
Baltimore
Moreman
Copple
Leslie Munns
Brooklyn
Oklahomans
New Motor Boat Speed Records Established
Red Bank New Jersey August 16 The national sweepstakes regatta headlines today as top drivers push boats for speed records on the straightaway mile Jack Cooper of Kansas City drives Tops 11 to claim both the national sweepstakes and the Shrewsbury 225 cubic inch class championships setting a new mark 63.202 miles per hour and furthering the quest for faster craft in a deadly accelerative pursuit.
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Red Bank
Jack Cooper
Kansas City
Pees
Shrewsbury
Cooper
National meet golf title race eyed by top players
New York Aug 16 The national amateur championship field includes Johnny Goodman of Omaha who seeks his elusive crown, with stars Johnny Fischer Chick Harbert and Chuck Kocis among tough rivals. The Alderwood Club Portland Oregon hosts the Aug 13 start as 170 players compete, with an experienced veteran group ready to challenge the rising stars.
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New York
Johnny Goodman
Omaha Tash
Agany
Goodman
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Garden Sty
Chick Har Aert
Michigan
Battle Creek
Chuck Kocis
Michigan Teans Fnmmés University of Michigan
Alderwood Club
Portland
Ore
Shaw Political Lead B Unite Amid PR Efforts
Political observers note Shaw leads a united PR effort as strategic messaging and coalition aims unfold. Key figures include Shaw and PR organizers briefing allies in private sessions to align stated goals and public actions.
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