Major League squads named in winter bowling and golf notes
Winter sports bulletin lists Aero and Carry-Jamestown bowling teams with Cragg Baressi Anderson and the Krone brothers. Tony Joy dominates in the Ohio tournament, while Carrig leads the President’s Cup field amid expectations of a family lineup in the Antler League. Corry Bowling Association debates handicapping and a prize kitty of 300 to 400 dollars. Pirates look at lights contract as City Tennis sees Bracken absence. Williams favored to win title. Erie and Warren circuits cover hockey, golf, and baseball signings.
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Aero
Harald Cragg
al Baressi
Kip Anderson
Jack
Harry Krone
Carry-Jamestown
Bill Dunlop
Ray Burr
Carl Carlson
Bob Owens
Charley Keefer
Tony Joy
Carrig
Janes Carrig
Corry Country Club
Jim
Andrew
Harry
Don
Cash Paulson
Dickering
Corry Bowling Association
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bob Bracken
Curley Williams
Bracken
Buffalo
International League
Twin Bills
Clint Brown
Crawford County
Top seeded tennis stars score wins in National Public Parks
Third round matches in the National Public Parks Tennis Championships began with the two top seeds, Willis Anderson the defending champion from Los Angeles and Jhling Heldman from Los Angeles, losing to unranked challengers Lew Faquin of Memphis and John Nogrady of Hempstead, N. C., respectively.
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New York
Willis Anderson
Los Angeles
Jhling Heldman
Lew Faquin
Memphis
John Nogrady
Hempstead
N. C
U S Track Team Victorious In Most Events In Strasbourg
The touring U S track and field team won 14 of 16 events at Tivoky stadium before 12 000 spectators. Mostert of Belgium won the 800 meters in 2 46 4 and Mersch of Luxemburg took the broad jump. The U S did not enter the javelin or hammer throws and faces Athens next.
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Strasbourg
France
U. S
Tivoky Stadium
Chelny
Athens
Greece
Mostert
Belsium
Mersch
Luxemburg
Tay Wheter
Beaver Eleven to Open Drills on Labor Day
Corry High's 1939 Beaver football edition launches pre season drills on Labor Day September 4. Coach Russ Byler will issue equipment at 10 a.m. with practice that afternoon as fourteen lettermen and other contenders return. Eight game schedule features five time games. Notable losses include Bob Brown and Ed McElroy. Captain-elect Clyde Dingfelder leads returning lettermen. Opening home game September 16 vs Youngsville. rest of schedule listed with locations.
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Corry High
Beaver
Russ Byler
Journal Sporty Department
Wilmington
Cosch Byler
Beavers
Bob Brown
Ed McElroy
Walter Paulson
Martin Hepple
Bud Rourke
James Applebees
Embert Tarle
Roy Kerstetter
Brown
McEloy
Clyde Dingfelder
Joe Borkosky
Tom Gragg
Bob Ddy
Keith Faye
Tom Greene
Euland Harvey
Gerald Lillie
Dick Nichols
Bob Redds
James Sickler
Olin Bracken
Chuck Williams
Veo Lindsley
Belr
Youngsville
Franklin
Sharpsville
Titusville
Kane
Union City
Oil City
Meadville
Honus Wagner Day at Forbes Field Set for September 9
Honus Wagner, famed Pirates star, will be honored at Forbes Field with a official Honus Wagner Day. Pittsburgh Mayor Cornelius D. Scully proclaims September 9 as a day to honor the baseball veteran and his long, honorable career.
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United Eres
Pittsburgh
Aus
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
Cornelius D. Scully
Wysocki Signs to Play with Wilmington Clippers
John Wysocki, All-American end from Villanova, signs to join the Wilmington Clippers. A Wilkes Barre native he spurned a Chicago Bears offer to teach in Clifton Heights and will report September 1 to the pro team.
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Wilmington
Des
Aux
John Wysocki
Villanova College
Wilmington Clippers
Sockin' John
Wilkes, Barre
Chicago Bears
Bruin
Clifton Heights
Wysock
Clipners
Corry Golfers to Meet Westfield Here Sunday
Cory Country Club’s 25 man golf team will meet the Westfield club over the Teal layout on Sunday. The postponed match with Chautauqua will be held here on Saturday, August 25 with Corry then traveling to Westfield the next day. The Presidents Cup Handicap week centers interest with several matches listed, including Nast vs Jewell and Dykes vs Scott among others.
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Cory Country Club
Westfield Club
Chautauqua
Corry
Westfield
Erie County Sportsmen Plan Waldameer Park Picnic
The Erie County Sportsmen's League draws thousands to Waldameer Park Sunday for an August 20 gathering with a free band concert, a horse pulling contest, and fireworks. Officials of the Pennsylvania Game Commission will attend along with local hunters and families. The league promotes more fish and game for Erie County, sourcing some from its Howard's Falls game farm on Route 98.
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Erie County
Erie County Sportsmen's League
Waldameer Park
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Tis
Waldameer
Howard's Falls
Palmview
Route 98
Berg Out Of Big Tourney Casts Shadow Over U S Women Golf
A field of 308 will tee off at Wee Burn Club Noroton Conn for the 43rd Women's National Golf Championship as Patty Berg of Minneapolis cannot defend her title after an appendectomy. Former champions Edwina Vas Hy Varre Glenda Goliott and Pam Barton are among the entrants.
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Patty
United Press New York
Wee Burn Club
Norotoy
Conn
H. § Gall Association
Westchester County Club
Rye
N.Y
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Edwin Hy Vare
Glenda Goliett
Philadelphia
Julius A. Page, Jr
Greenssora
N.C
Pam Barton
England
Standings and results from yesterday and today baseball
New York leads standings with 38.692 for Boston 99.832 and Chicago and Cleveland near the middle. Yesterday New York beat Washington 3 2 Detroit defeated Cleveland 12 3 Philadelphia won 4 3 and Boston 3 4. Today Detroit visits Chicago Cleveland plays St Louis Washington hosts New York and in the National League Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 5 3 Brooklyn 8 5 New York 5 4 Boston 3 and St Louis 8 Chicago 0. Tonight Chicago visits Cincinnati St Louis plays Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn.
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AMERT
New York
Boston
Chicazo Ene Ee
Cleveland Foe
Detroiterrs
Washington
Philadelpha i
St Louis
Washinton
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Jomeinnatl
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Roday
Pittsburgls
Yesterday's hero Niggeling shines in Pirates win
Cincinnati rookie John Niggeling won his first start allowing only eight hits for the Pirates. In Greensburg Pa a community testimonial honored Regis McKnight, a high school football coach moving to Greensburg High, at an eight o'clock gathering last night.
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John Niggeling
Cincinnati
Pirates
Greensburg
Curwensvill
Regis McKnight
Greensburg High
Yankee Lead Stretches to Seven Games
Yankees stay seven games ahead in the American League as Charley Keller secures a permanent lineup spot and drives in a key run in an 8-2 win over Washington. Joe Gordon hits his 19th homer. George Case swipes his 42nd base. Detroit routs Cleveland 12-3 behind Trosky and Keltner homers. Boston falls seven games back after a 3-0 loss to Philadelphia. Cincinnati uses John Niggeling to beat Pittsburgh 6-5 in his Reds debut. Cardinals stay on pace, keeping the Tigers in view.
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Yankees
Keller
New York
Otter Patrol
Joe McCarthy
Tommy Hentieh
Singé
Maryland
Rolfe
Yanks
Washington
Joe Gordon
George Case
Buck Newsom
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Trosky
Keltner
Tigers
Dabsan
Bronca
Boston Red Sox
Te Yanks
Philadelphia Athletics
Shibe Park
Lynn Nelson
Gye Sox
Jack Wilson
Joe Heving
Bob Johnson
Wayne
League Leader Bucky Walters Shines for Reds in NL Race
Bucky Walters, Cincinnati’s converted third baseman, drives the Reds atop the National League with a 7-6 ten inning win over the Cubs. Walters has 20 victories as Brooklyn tops the Giants, while Gil Brack’s double spurs a late rally to give Philadelphia a 4-0 win over the Bees.
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Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Giants
Larke Hamlin
Gil Brack
Phillies
Bees
Brack
Morris Arnoyieh
Mako Surges To Top Form In National Doubles
Henry McLemore profiles Gene Mako, a blond Hungarian who has emerged as the strongest doubles player in the field since rejoining after Budge turned pro. Once eclipsed by Budge, Mako carried him through crucial matches, faced critics, and now shines at the National Doubles Championship, signaling a remarkable comeback.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Chestnut Hill
Masa
Longwood
Gene Mako
Mako
Don Budge
Whett Vihey
U.S
Budge
Baseball results roundup from international and American association leagues
Syracuse beat Rochester 2 0 while Baltimore edged Toronto 2 1 and Jersey City defeated Buffalo 6 2. Newark won 6 4 over Montreal. In the American Association Milwaukee topped Columbus 5 3, Toledo won 3 0, and St Fan defeated Louisville 3 1.
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International Syracuse
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
American Assn
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Fan
Louisville
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Dick Detzel
Stanley Konecka
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Will Dick Shoemaker
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Homestead Grays
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Philadelphia Stars
Grays
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Tt Dykes
Walter Scott
Howard Sheen
Bill Dunlap
George Orentz
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Warland Boxi
al Miller
Phi Herzog
James Cortig
Cassis Seals
Charles Shliss
Bert Paverstrom
Pat Berg
Yankee
Newsom
Tribe
Niggeling
George Kirkley
United Press Starl
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Red Sox
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