Aero Supply doubles up Union City in NYPA League clash
Aero Supply knocked off Union City 11 to 9 at Aero Park after trailing 4 0 in the fourth. Leo Squinn starred with a homer and three hits, Kate added three singles, and Pag Baressi contributed two hits as starting pitcher Koestner yielded four runs early before Group steadied. Union City’s Hajnik homered, but Aero’s late rally, including a second Squinn homer in the eighth, sealed the win for the hosts.
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Penn Drakes Lose 4 2 To Dormont Sunday
Penn Drakes were edged 4 to 2 by Dormont’s Pittsburgh City Leaguers at Garter Field on a rainy Sunday. standout moments included Hebne Haller’s fielding, Laughlin vs Huck Robinson pitching duel, and Fugal’s eighth inning home run that sealed the win.
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Noted wrestling promoter Jack Curley dies at 61
New York July 12 Unites Press reports promoter Jack Curley, 61, died today at his Great Neck Long Island home after a heart attack. Curley restored wrestling to public favor after 1929, promoting major exhibitions nationwide. Born Jacques Armand Schuel in San Francisco July 4 1876 he later adopted the Curley name. He promoted diverse ventures from wild west circuses to dance contests and managed stars including Rudolph Valentino Jim Jeffries and Georges Carpentier.
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Nine Will Play Here On Wednesday In Twilight Baseball
G. E. Nine meets Erie General Bleatricg in a twilight NYPA League opener at Aero Park on Wednesday evening. First pitch is 5 30 with potential for additional twilight games if attendance supports it. Raymonda also slated for twilight NYPR League action at Falconer with Carl Coates on the mound.
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Standings and Today’s American and National Scores
Yesterday's results show New York 4-5 and Boston 9-8 in the American standings with Philadelphia 4-2, while Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 6-7 lead the National table dough. Today Cleveland visits Chicago and Chicago hosts Cincinnati. Boston visits Brooklyn and New York plays Philadelphia.
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NYPA League Meeting Set at Falconer Tuesday
The New York Pennsylvania League advisory board and managers will meet Tuesday evening at 8 at Falconer to discuss the remainder of the season. All clubs plan to send representatives to the session.
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Browns Hit Winning Single Beats Browns in 5 4 Thriller
JClint Brown delivered a clutch eleventh inning single for the Chicago White Sox Saturday to drive in the decisive run in a 5 4 victory over the St Louis Browns. Sewell was intentionally walked in the eleventh before Brown's key hit. Brown entered in the eighth and earned the win.
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Rays Top GE with Late Rally in 6 4 Victory
Ray mans offense exploded in the sixth and seventh frames, tallying six runs on eight of their twelve hits including three doubles and a home run to upset the favored Male General Electrics 6 to 4. Pitcher Popovich earned the win after a strong finale, as GE starter Pratt allowed four early runs before the Raymonds surged back, with key hits by Baresi DeLury and Hendershot.
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Fellers Wildness Slams Warren Moose Rally Past Raymonds 14 to 10
Warren edges ahead in a high scoring baseball thriller, overcoming Raymonds 14 to 10 after a late surge. Minnie Rosequist hit his second homer, J Massa and Gassett homered for Warren, while Cassett struggled in relief allowing five runs in the eighth.
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Indians lose as Feller allows two hits to Tigers
Bob Feller, the farmboy strikeout king, struggles with control in his first start of the year, yielding eight runs on 11 hits in six innings as the Indians drop 8 to 2 to Detroit. The Tigers move to second place behind the White Sox. Yankees extend lead. Cubs edge Pirates. Reds sweep Cardinals with two shutouts.
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Cracked ankle fails to halt California teacher’s feat
New York July 12 A Merced California schoolteacher Elroy Robinson, after a shattered ankle in 1986, set a new half mile record at the national athletic carnival day event. Robinson, Fresno State College graduate 1985, clocked two tenths faster than the 1934 squad mark, finishing five yards ahead of Howard Borde of Manhattan College.
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Matchmaker Levy Offers 40000 for Ambers Arm Strong Bout
United Press reports Los Angeles July date as matchmaker Joe Levy offers 40000 to light weight champion Lew Ambers to fight Henry Armstrong. The proposed bout would be staged August 23 at Gilmore Stadium with tentative acceptance and rejection dynamics described.
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