Merchants Retirement Signals Uncertain Corry Baseball Future
A local note reports the Corry Merchants leaving the Interstate Baseball League amid weak patronage and lacking strong management. The Corry move mirrors similar exits by the Corry and Eric Eckerds, threatening several years without a viable local baseball program as attendance dwindles at Athletic Field.
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Merchants Withdraw From ee League Chase for Pennant
St Louis Cardinals slide amid fatigue as Pirates rally past them 7 6 to drop half a game. Gabby Street’s Red Birds fade while Pepper Martin leads with four singles. Chicago surges past Cincinnati 7 3. Bud Tinning fans seven as A’s beat Yankees in close AL race.
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Hagen Retains Lead by Single Stroke in Open
Walter Hagen of Detroit shot 72 in the second round to sit at 140 total, leading the British Open by one stroke after a 68 first round. Ed Dudley of Augusta, Ga., posted 70 and 71 for 141, staying close behind Hagen in Scotland on June 6.
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Yesterday's scores and today's games in brief
Yesterday's results include American Chicago 10 over Cleveland 6, Detroit 9 over St Louis 4, Philadelphia 4 over Boston 2. National Pittsburgh 7 over St Louis 6, Chicago 5 over Cincinnati 3, Toronto 8 over Baltimore 7, Montréal 3 over Jersey City 2, Rochester 8 over Albany 2. Today Chicago at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh are scheduled.
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Max Schmeling Weds German Film Star In Berlin Registry
Former world heavyweight champion Max Schmeling marries German film star Anna Onira at the Charlottenburg registry office. They depart for a Baltic coast honeymoon. a religious ceremony is planned for later.
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Kline Brown and Welch Lead Phillies In Triumphant Rally
Eric Mc Nair drove in three Philadelphia runs with a liner and a double as Kline Brown and Welch fueled a key scoring burst. The supporting cast backed the effort to push the team ahead in a tight game.
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Delayed Start for Corry Tennis Opens as Draws Advance
Twelve entries filed for men s singles as Corry Tennis Association postpones opening rounds of men s singles and doubles and ladies singles. Doubles only four entries so far with more hopeful from women. Draws for men s singles expected to be announced soon with entries to Rev G L Boys or Ralph Carroll.
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Corry Merchants Rout Miami Beach Bloomer Girls 17 to 2
Corry Merchants overpower Miami Beach Bloomer Girls 17 to 2 in a seven inning exhibition at Athletic Wied. The Merchants piled up 11 runs in the fourth inning as the visitors struggled to retire the side. Zagorska Day and Dugan Haenel and McLean pitched and batted for the local club, while the Miami squad showed limited offensive bite.
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Yesterday's Heroes in Debut Start by Dick Oliver
Dick Oliver of the Athletics debuted as a starting pitcher and led the team past the White Sox by holding them to seven hits and recording eight strikeouts. Charley Grimm of the Cubs contributed with a two-run drive. Eric McNair drove in three of the four Athletics runs with a homer and a double.
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All Star Teams Face Off In Chicago Expo Showdown
George Kirkley reports a historic all star game at Comiskey Park pitting the era’s top talents from the American and National Leagues. Connie Mack and John J. McGraw direct a star lineup featuring Ruth Gehrig Foxx and Simmons for the A L while the NL counters with Klein Terry Frisch and Waner. The clash highlights a modern epic in baseball’s storied duel of power versus pitching.
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Hagen Sees Britons Rise in Open Battle for Victory
Walter Hagen reports from St Andrews on the British Open as a younger generation of British golfers challenges American rivals. He notes the fading of the old guard, strong Britons like Nolan and Compston, and describes fast greens, favorable early winds, and his own rounds including an eagle on the fifth and a three-yard putt for a three.
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Fight results from New York Isadoro Gastanaga card
Boxing results list: Gastanaga stops Kennedy in New York, Cerola stops Prisco, Beigh stops Johnson, Betloise defeats Barron, Coyne KO’s Staib, with multiple other bouts across Brooklyn Los Angeles Huntington Scranton and Hackensack.
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Poor Support Forces Merchants to Withdraw from League
Dwindling fan support sinks Corry Merchants basebal l effort as they withdraw from the Interstate Baseball League after the Just Evening game at Athletic Field. Officials will be notified today and Orioles alerted of retirement with plans for independent play and tentative games at Athletic Field and local park. Further announcements on Sunday opponents expected tomorrow.
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Moody advances to Wimbledon finals in women’s singles
Helen Wills Moody reached the Wimbledon women’s singles final by defeating Germany’s Hilda Ehrenwinkel 4 6 3. The result advances Moody to the championship match as she seeks back to back titles at the London lawn tournament.
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Jacobs Loses Semifinal at Wimbledon to Round
In a Wimbledon semifinal on July 6, Dorothy Round of England defeated American champion Helen Jacobs 4 6 4 6 2, preventing an all American final. The match featured Round’s precision and Jacobs’s resilient play, ending Jacobs’s bid for a second consecutive title.
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Wrestling Results From New York Meet
Paul Boesch of Brooklyn defeated Jack Russell of Oklahoma while Benny Ginsberg of Chicago drew Jerry Monahan of California. Len Maluso of New York threw Jack Hurley of Ireland. Roland Kirschmeyer of Oklahoma threw Doug Wykoff of Georgia. Gene Brice of Brooklyn threw Mike Chaptain of Chicago.
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