Yankees Take Two From Tribe Before Large Cleveland Crowd
The Yankees drew 93,064 as they swept the Indians in a doubleheader 5 2 and 6 3. Letty Gomen pitched seven strong innings opening win while Marius Russo allowed six hits in the nightcap. The Bees beat the Reds twice, the Red Sox extended their winning streak to 12, and the Cubs and Dodgers split. Ernie López, Whitey Moore, and other key players influenced the day’s baseball results across the circuit.
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al Lopez
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Dutch Leonard
Gana
Regional softball tourney planned in Erie this July
Plans near completion for the Western Pennsylvania regional softball tournament to be held in Erie Saturday, sponsored by the Dispatch Herald. Top teams in the state will compete for a berth in the state finals at Williamsport on August 19 and 20.
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Erie Erie
Western Pennsylvania
Erie
Dispatch- Herald
Eiph
Dizzy Dean Sent Back To Chicago After Arm Injury
United Press reports Dizzy Dean, Chicago Cubs star valued at $185,000, was transported to Chicago after a lacerated left arm injury from a hotel lamp incident in New York. Wife Mary Dean slept aboard the train while the pitcher explained to Cubs officials he would face disciplinary review for training rules.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartnets
New York
Dizzy
Chicago
Cubs
Mrs. Dean
Jerome
State Game Commission trap program yields hunting gains
The game trapping effort last winter cost 11,244 dollars but provided hunters with 22 820 rabbits 1 820 linkneck pheasants 88 quail 850 gray squirrels and 35 raccoons, taken from non hunting funds and released in legal areas. Montgomery county produced 1 540 rabbits and 13 raccoons. Berks county led rabbit totals with 1 745. Other counties with 1 000+ rabbits included Allegheny Crawford Centre Schuylkill and Westmoreland.
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Seth
Gordon Iaid
Montgomery County
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Centre
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Standings and yesterday's results from early baseball games
The table lists standings for New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland Washington Philadelphia St Leary and Boston with totals and yesterday's results showing New York 5 8, Cleveland 4 3, Boston 9 3, Detroit 2 0, Chicago 3 6, Washington 2 3, St Louis 13 5 and Philadelphia . Today games include New York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St Louis, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Chicago with Cincinnati 6 0 0 and Pittsburgh 2 7 among others.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Leary
St. Louis
Baseball Results Across Leagues Highlight Variable Scores
Baseball results from the American Association show Kansas City 4 to 3 over Toledo 2 to 4, Louisville 2 to 3, Minneapolis 1 to 4, St Paul 1 to 4, Indianapolis 6 to Milwaukee 9, Columbus 12 to 3. International League notes Baltimore 7 to 8, Montreal 3 to 4, Jer City 5 to 0, Buffalo 4 to 1, Newark 9 to 10, Rochester 2 to 2, Tortinton Syracuse 4.
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Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
International Baltimore
Montreal
Jer. City
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Tortinton
Syracuse
Titusville squad defeats Dunkirk Alcos in 10-1 win
Titusville posted its fourth straight victory yesterday with a 10-1 win over the Dunkirk Alcos. Pug Mahoney allowed only one solid hit, while Moreno, with a first inning single, provided the lone offense in a game dominated by hard pitches and weak blows.
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Dunkirk Alcos
Pug Mahoney
Mahoney
Moreno
Burley Zivic Set to Clash Tonight in Pittsburgh
A star studded fight card at Forbes Field features Zivic versus Burley in a welterweight title bid amid three ten round bouts and two six round prelims. Teddy Yaross faces Al Gainer in light heavyweight action, while Petey Sarron battles Sammy Angott. Frankie Schwartz steps in against Rieti Gregory. Bull Mellinger meets George Hughes in the opener.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Arthur Donovin
New York
Forbes Field
Fritile Zivic
Charley BuMley
Homicide Henry Armstrom
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Burley
Donovan
Teddy Yaross
al Gainer
New Haven
Petey Sarron
Chamion
Sammy Angott
Washington
Jimmeries
Frankie Schwartz
Erie
Carmen Notch
Rieti Gregory
Butler
Bull Mellinger
George Hughes
Picard Triumphs Over Nelson In Brilliant Title Match
Henry McLemore reports Picard defeated Byron Nelson in 97 holes at Pomonok Country Club to win the PGA championship. Picard’s 38 birdies and two eagles powered a 38 under par tournament, while Nelson fought back with a 67 opening nine, but could not overtake the leader. The record match thrilled a huge crowd and gave the tourney extra luster amid ongoing PGA tensions.
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Byron Nelson
Pomcnok Genitry Club
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Henry McLemore
United Press Star
New York
Henry Pleapa
Professional Golfers’ Association
Pomonok Country Club
Nelson
Custer
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Pomonok
Sandine
Miracle
Nassau
PGA
Eddie Collins Jr Joins Red Sox as Prospect Outfielder
Following his father Eddie Collins Sr, famed second baseman, and now Red Sox general manager, Eddie Collins Jr begins his major league career with Connie Mack's Athletics prior to moving to Boston. The Yale star is described as an outfielder with professional prospects.
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Nase
Mary
Bostali Red Sox
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Thas Eddie Colling, Jr
Young Collins
Yale
Pittsfield Driver Finishes Second in Jalopy Race
The Satan's Bowl of Death at Sugar Grove saw eleven jalopy events. James Town driver Carl Conti won the 15 lap feature, with Pittsfield PA teenager Marvin Rhodes taking second and Jamestown's Donald Okerlund third amid a record crowd. Adrian Walker claimed high point score. Warren Derby noted as a Jamestown birth.
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Sugar Grove
Big ‘Tree Road
Carl Conti
Marvin
Rhodes
Pittsfield
Donald Okerlund
Adrian Walker
Warren Derby
Philadelphia businessman wins Public Golfers crown again
Hershey Pa July 17 George Bradley 53 year old Philadelphia businessman captured the Pennsylvania Public Golfers Association title for the second time. Bradley finished the 72 hole medal play event at Hershey Park golf course nine over par after the final two rounds and three under for the first two rounds to edge out younger challengers. Bradley was the 1937 champion.
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Unite Brea Hershey
George Bradley
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Public Golfers Association
Bradley
Hershey Park
Philadelphian
Erie Youngstown split Middle Atlantic League double header
Erie and Youngstown divided a twin bill here yesterday with Erie defeating the Tars 6 to 1 in the opener while the Browns won the seven inning nightcap 9 to 5. Henry Marshall of Erie sparked the first game with a three bagger two runs and a steal of home as Red Bartelsom closed the finale.
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Youngstown
Bill Erie
Eich the Tars
Browns
Henry Marshall
Tony Archinski
Elouth
Red Bartlesom
Mike Jacobs plans 20 round heavyweight bout in Detroit
Promoter Mike Jacobs aims to stage a 20 round bout in Detroit around September 21 to defend the heavyweight title against Bob Pastor. Jacobs will bring principals and managers to Briggs Stadium for contract signings in Detroit on Wednesday.
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United Press
New York
Mike Jacobs
Detroit
Nein
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
TJ Jacobs
Briggs Stadium
Summmon
Allan Holds Pennsylvania Amateur Golf Title
Francis Allan of Pittston won the Pennsylvania amateur golf championship at Huntingdon Valley Country Club after a 2 up victory over Steve Kovach of Pittsburgh. Allan, a former Florida and Dixie amateur champion, stayed calm under late Kovach pressure and two-putted the final hole to seal the win.
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Philadelphia
Francis Allan
Pittston
Pennsylvania
Steve Koyach
Pittsburgh
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Allan
Kovach
Kovath
Corry Golfers Trounced at Chautauqua
Corry golfers were defeated at Chautauqua with only one Garry player named Bil Dykes winning his match. The local team faced a tough contest on the Chautauqua course, resulting in a clear regional loss for Corry.
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Steong Chautauqua
Bill Dyckes
Bil Dykes
Chautasu
Baiurasy Juttexsoon
Arai
Pearent Sts
National Pro Indoor Ball League Formed
The National Professional Indoor Baseball League was completed today with 12 franchises. The season runs December 1 to March 7, ending with a world series between the two division champions. Games occur three per week at night in eastern cities including New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Toronto, with the western division featuring Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis.
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