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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1935
Page
6
The Corry All-Stars rallied in the late innings but fell 7 to 4 to the Sherman Merchants at Sherman. Keystones included George Castner for Corry and Verne Group for Sherman, with Cobbet, Manguso and Haenel among the standout hitters as Sherman pulled away after a tense defensive battle.
Yesterday's results include Chicago 2-4 New York 0-8 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 4 Boston 14-2 Cleveland 2-9 St. Louis Washington vain Pittsburgh 4 New York 2 Cincinnati 9-4 Brooklyn 4-2 Chicago 8 Boston 7 St. Louis 5-10 Philadelphia 1-1 Buffalo 11 Toronto 4 Syracuse 4-1 Baltimore 3-0 Montreal 4-4 Newark 2 Rochester 2 Albany 7-4 Today's games open with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St. Louis
Tony Joy, Corry golf pro, aims for top money in a sweepstakes tournament at Erie’s Lake Shore Club. Joy won the first event held here weeks ago and promises another strong showing as he faces leading pros and amateurs in the district.
Germany's Davis Cup stars led by Baron Gottfried Von Cramm swept Czechoslovakia four matches to one in Prague, earning a chance to face the United States in the inter zone finale. Von Gramm sealed the tie with a four set win over Roderick Menzel. Also noted, Titusville Penn Drakes beat The Durkirle Alcos 11 10 in a rubber match.
Aero Supply fielded a youthful battery and a slugging second baseman to power a 10 to 1 victory over the Whcea in the opening round before a fair crowd. Six hits by Red Taylor and a standout performance by catcher George Sprovers helped the Aeros mount a late rally, with Oc Kinney driving in runs and belting a home run amid a flurry of late offense. Mountain took the mound for the Whcea, but Kinney's bat and defensive plays secured the win as the Aeros took control in the seventh and closed out the game with strong relief from Long.
Union City Athletics defeated Albion 12 to 6 in County League play yesterday. It marked Albion’s first defeat of the season with strong batting from Union City and pitching that kept Albion scoreless in several innings.
Sterling Otis defeated the Penn Drakes of Titusville Saturday afternoon by seven to two in a decisive baseball contest.
Ted Lyons, veteran Chicago White Sox pitcher, held the Yankees to five hits and scored his second straight shutout as Chicago beat New York 3-0 for his tenth victory.
In New York on July 15 the Cardinals and Cubs pressed the New York Giants in the National League race. Cardinals pitcher Paul Dean earned his 9th win as he and Bill Walker defeated the Phillies 6-1. Frank Demaree drove in four for the Cubs in an 8-7 win over the Braves, while the Reds swept Brooklyn in a doubleheader to rise to fifth. Yankees split with White Sox, Lyons blanking the Yanks 3-0 and Gehrig homered in a 5-4 win for New York.
In Corry Country Club Golf League action Raymonds solidify lead as Old Mr Boston Keisters Union City and Esso Hall follow, with results from last week showing Raymonds 61 to 8% over Old Mr Boston while Keisters edged Union City and X defeated Beso Hall.
The temperamental pitcher Dizzy Dean refused to take the mound yesterday, agitating teammates as Bill Hallahan pitch in three straight Cardinal wins. The article notes Dean’s jealousy over Hallahan’s lately brilliant pitching and mentions other American League scores with Philadelphia Athletics defeating Detroit and Babe Dahlgren batting four for four in the doubleheader.
The Raymonds meet the Elcos in a 5 pm City Baseball League tilt as Elcos aim to recover from a weak debut. Ramonodas, chasing the second round, prepare to face Aeros in the final series with Sonny Staples likely starting for Raymonds and Babe Haenel anticipated to pitch for the Elcos.
Pittsburgh, Pa., July 15. Supersition has no place in the lineup of the Pittsburgh professional football team. Manager Art Rooney carded his 1935 National League tilt in Philadelphia on Friday the 18th. Twelve games are scheduled, with the New York Giants the first invaders of Forbes Field on September 22. The complete card lists the matches: Sept 18 at Philadelphia, Sept 22 Giants at Forbes, Sept 29 Bears at Forbes, Oct 6 at Green Bay, Oct 4 Philadelphia at Forbes, Oct 20 Cardinals at Forbes, Nov 3 Dodgers at Forbes, Nov 10 at Brooklyn, Nov 24 Green Bay at Forbes, Dec 1 at Boston, Dec 8 at New York.
The House of David baseball team defeated All Jamestown 12 to 2 under lights at Celoron Park last night after an earlier loss to Crawford County All-Stars. In Columbus, two Guernsey cows were reported missing from F. L. Dodd.
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