Yanks Slump Boosts Red Sox in Double Wins
Red Sox swept a New York doubleheader at Yankee Stadium to move within six-and-a-half games of first place with eight straight wins. Cronin homered in the first game, Foix hit his 13th, and Wilson got the win in relief. Across the league, White Sox, Indians, Senators, and Giants posted decisive results as Montgomery and other stars scored.
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Eagles Sign Two Pacific Coast Grid Stars and Texas Player
Bert Bell announced the Philadelphia Eagles signed three college stars from the West Coast and Texas. Allie White from Texas and Chris tgn, an all Southwest Conference tackle Charles Duck Newton from Washington University, a quarterback and all Pacific Coast nominee Elier Kolberg from Oregon State, 200 pounds, who starred in the 1934 East West game.
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Connie Mack Much Brighter as A's Owner Recovers
Connie Mack veteran manager of the Philadelphia Athletics is recovering at home from a recurrent gall bladder ailment and is reported much brighter today. His son Earl says the 75 year old pilot is regaining interest in his team activities despite the heat.
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Standings and results from the American League
The page lists league standings with teams like New York, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Washington and Philadelphia with win loss records. It also reports yesterday's scores such as Boston 4 5 and New York 40 and notes no games scheduled for today.
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National League standings and scores puzzle note
Fragmented OCR listing NL teams and scores with scattered digits and punctuation. No games scheduled currently shown. mentions Cincinnati Chicago New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Pittsburgh and Plinburgh with inconsistent results and values.
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Coaching School at Johnstown in Two Weeks
Johnstown Pennsylvania July 10 Coach Leo Meyer of Texas Christian University will supervise a coaching school here July 24 to 29. Each morning includes a two hour theory session and afternoons feature demonstrations with training pointers and injury treatment guidance.
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Yesterday's Hero Joe Cronin Lifts Red Sox in Doubleheader Win
Joe Cronin hit a decisive home run with one aboard to win the first game of a doubleheader against the Yankees and inspired the Red Sox to their fifth straight victory over the world champions.
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Corry Independents Edge Westfield Merchants in Close Win
Corry Independents rallied to defeat Westfield Merchants 6 to 5 yesterday afternoon at Westfield. Corry trailed early but seized the lead in the later innings to claim the victory.
Angler Mrs Max Hoenes Bags Four Pound Four Ounce Bass
Mrs Max Hoenes was listed as one of the city's fortunate female anglers today as she bagged a four pound four ounce bass at Columbus Lake this morning.
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Defend Rights of Denny Shute to Meet in PGA
Henry Super reports from New York on July 10 that the top golf professionals begin the final qualifying round at Pomonok Country Club for the 28th PGA tournament. After 36 holes, 63 players will advance while 48 are eliminated, with defending champion Paul Runyan among those moving into the next stage.
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Joy and Luther Lead Qualifying In Local Golf Tourney
Tony Joy of Youngstown shot three under par 35 24 9 for a brilliant 68 while Ted Luther of Pittsburgh posted 34 38 72 and Dick Shoemaker also of Pittsburgh 35 37 72 in opening qualifying rounds. All three are seen as strong favorites for starting berths in the upcoming match play.
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Shute Ouster Spurs Players Strike At PGA Event
Denny Shute of Huntington West Virginia, twice PGA champion, faced ban for late 25 dues payment. As the tournament opened, 50 players threatened to walk out, then staged a sit down strike after failing to overturn the ruling. An 80 player petition urged reinstatement, but the committee stood firm on Shute’s ineligibility.
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U S Rifle Team Wins Pershing Cup in England
The United States rifle squad led by Merle Israelson of Akron and formerly Corry defeated Britain at Petersham England to win the Pershing small-bore rifle trophy. William Schweitzer of Elizabeth, Neb led Americans with 498 of 500. Israelson’s score not available.
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Erie Splits In Double Header In Sailors’ Losses
In a seven inning nightcap Charleston’s Gonnson hurled a two hit 2-0 victory to split the Middle Atlantic League doubleheader with the Erie Sailors before 2,091 fans. In the opener Tony Archinski won his eighth of the season as Andy Pilney collected three hits for Erie, while Doug Wheeler and Al Lakeman hit inside the park homers for the Sailors. Henry Marshall had both Erie hits in the nightcap. Other scores include minor league baseball results across the region and a note on Shute’s 1930 championship bid with a golf committee reversing a delay for play.
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Corry Golfers Lose Match at Maplehurst
Corry Country club golf team lost to Jamestown Maplehurst 49 to 14 on Saturday. Harry Krone led Corry with an 82, Pagan posted 73 for low local score while seven Jamestown players exceeded that mark.
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Lineups for Big Contest of Star Players
United Press reports Yankees manager Joe McCarthy announced the American League lineup for the All Stars against the National League at Yankee Stadium. Red Ruffing, Tommy Bridges, and Bobby Feller headline a three inning pitching rotation supported by Roger Cramer Red Rolfe Joe DiMaggio Bill Dickey Hank Greenberg Jee Cronin George Selkirk and Joe Gordon. National leaguers feature Paul Derringer Whitlow Wyatt Lou Ferte Bill Lee and a full lineup including Ernie Lombardi Frank McCormick Billy Herman Arky Vaughan Stan Musial Stan hack Jo Medwick Morris Arnovich and Mel Ott. Also noted is Marty Simmons returning to Pittsburgh boxing tonight after a long layoff.
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