Aeros Face Test To Hold Circuit Lead This Week
Aeros hold first in City Baseball League after an 8 to 6 win over the Raymonds. They face four games this week including two against the All-Ways and two versus the C Js, with one loss potentially forcing a deadlock atop the standings.
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American Assoc Scores and Batting Totals
Minneapolis beat Columbus 4 to 2 while Kansas City won 3 to 8. Tadianapaily went 2 for 7 and Louisville lost 1 to 3 against Milwaukee 4 to 5. Toledo edged Bt. Paul J on base as The Raymonds went down in order at bat.
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Giants Take Two From Dodgers To Extend Lead
New York Giants stretched their National League lead to 1 2 games over Pittsburgh by sweeping Brooklyn in a doubleheader 7 4 and 5 4. Mel Ott hit two homers lifting his season total to 16 and saving game two with a running catch. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 9 7 to regain second while Cy Blanton returned to win his 10th. Dizzy Dean lost again to Cincinnati 5 2 as Freitas held the Cards to four hits. Boston edged Philadelphia 9 3, then Philly rallied to win 15 9. Yankees fell 12 7 to Washington after 18 hits left 18 runners stranded. Indians beat White Sox 3 2, then White Sox won 8 0. Detroit swept St Louis Browns 18 1 and 11 6. Athletics defeated Red Sox.
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Baer’s Fighting Days Finished After Bride’s Disapproval
New York July 1 United Press reports Max Baer’s return to boxing hinges on wife Mary Ellen Burr Baer’s approval. She condemns prize fighting saying she hates it and won’t have Max fight again. Baer remained silent as the couple weighed religion and reconciliation with the church, risking excommunication to preserve their marriage.
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Dempsey to Arrive in Dubois Wednesday
Jack Dempsey is due to arrive in Dubois on July 3 and has been invited to several social functions that evening. It is not yet determined whether he will accept any engagements, but social entertaining is being planned and may be affected by his schedule.
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Jack Dempsey
City Baseball League Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Standings show Aer o Supply, Corry Jamestown and All Way Electric in close mix. Yesterday results include Aeros 5 Raymonds 3 and Corry Jamestown 12 All Way 7 in league action. Also major league scores list Washington 8 New York 7 and Philadelphia 10 Boston 9 with several other results. Today's American and National games include Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit with only scheduled games listed.
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Penn Drakes Halt Week End Surge In Dunkirk Loss
In Tinusville on July 1 the Penn Drakes were held to a light offense as Majkoske limited the attack, with Titusville suffering a Sunday setback 4 to 2. Pug Mahoney pitched six strong innings, scattering seven hits, as the Kimlenton squad managed only one multi hit frame in the third.
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Titusville
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Kimlenton
Lutherans Lead Inter Church League With Early Six Wins
The Lutherans won all six starts, pace the Inter Church Mushall League through about one third of the 1985 schedule. They beat Columbus Friday as the Methodists topped the Presbyterians. A managers meeting is set for Salvation Army citadel at 4 pm to arrange postponed games and plan a season-ending banquet for the two leading teams. A revised schedule was announced, listing games through August with venues at Fair Grounds and South Street locations.
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Ambers Confident of Win Over Zivic Tonight
Lou Ambers, No.1 challenger for Tony Canzoneri’s lightweight title, says he is not worried about Fritzie Zivic in their Millvale bout at Hickey Park. He focuses on another shot at Canzoneri. Zivic’s brother Waddie meets Patsy Hennigan in the eight round semi final.
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Lou Amgers
Tony Canzoneri
Fritgie Zivic
Hickey Park
Millvale
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Amber
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Canzoneri
Waddie Zivic
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Patsy Hennigan
Clairton
Joy Plays In Third Pro Meet At St Bonaventure
Tony Joy of Corry will compete with top golfers in the third 18 hole pro meet at St Bonaventure N Y. Joy has a district title from the first Corry course match. Joe Higgins, ex Lake Shore club pro from Erie, is listed as the favorite.
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Joe Higgins
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Parks and Manning Win Exhibition Match
National Open champion Sam Parks and Charley Manning defeated Pete O Hara and Emil Loeffler in a Shannopin boat ball exhibition. Parks carded 69, two under par, and the pair won on the 17th green, then prepared to start a series of exhibitions with Jimmy Thompson in New York tomorrow night.
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Westmoreland Country Club
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Warren Athlete Al Wolfe Takes Charge At Store
Al Wolfe known in Warren as a former athlete now resides in Butler and is managing the Montgomery Ward and Company store in town due to W E Nessit leaving Saturday for a two weeks vacation period.
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al Wolfe
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Amateur card headlined as Grunasty meets Fazio in main event
Joe Fazio a 128 pound Warren boxer meets Steve Grunasty Corry featherweight star in the main event of a six bout program at First Avenue Athletes Club under A A U auspices Wednesday evening. Fazio boasts an amateur record unmatched in the area with 42 wins in 56 fights and 31 knockouts. Grunasty seeks his toughest test yet, having faced seasoned foes in this district. The semi final pits George Franz of this city against Kenny Knapp of Kane at 146 pounds with Brigham meeting Nick Molinick of Warren in the fourth bout. Other bouts feature Schultz versus Cotas, Red Taylor and Bob Senders, and Romanski versus Phillips in the opener.
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Steve Grunasty
Corry
First Avenue Athlets Club
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Warren Mitt Flinger
Knockoi
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Kenny Knapp
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Nick Molinick
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Popeye Cotas
Red Taylor
Bob Senders
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Gene Phillips
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Mangrum Wins Open at Hershey in Golf Anthology
Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles captured the 22nd Pennsylvania Open at Hershey Country Club with a 290 total over 72 holes. He moved into the lead Saturday by posting a 70 in the afternoon session and followed with a 75 in the morning round to seal victory.
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Hershey
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Hershey Country Club
Local college notes recall Professor Ossining trip
In a fragmented report Carlyle N and Miss Edna Moor are mentioned with references to graduation, a basketball game, and a professor's departure. The text cites Ossining and Neokers with unclear dates and places, noting possessions and a 4 ball event but lacking full context.
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