Yankees Back in Interstate to Open Second Round Sunday
Ridgway July 18 The Interstate Baseball League will operate with seven teams as the second half schedule starts next Sunday. Corry Merchants withdrawl, Bri withdrawal acted on, with Toop continuing and seven teams including Ridgway Johnsonburg St Marys Emporium Warren Jamestown and Brasfors.
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Yesterday and Today Scores Across Major Leagues
Yesterday scores show New York 9 over Chicago 4 and Cleveland 2 over Boston 1. Other results include Detroit 5 Philadelphia 7 and Brooklyn 3 to 1 in various matchups. Today’s games list Detroit at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh among several others.
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Today in Sport shows ongoing Interstate League revival and local tennis and boxing notes
The Interstate Baseball League will continue into the second round with seven teams after Erie and Corry withdrew. Locally, Melvin Cobbett dominates in tennis, Rev. G. L. Boyd remains a favorite, and Pete Bell excites as a promising high school boxing talent with a knockout debut.
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Franklin News-Herald
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Browns manager Bill Killifer resigns. Sotheron to replace
United Press reports St Louis Browns manager Bill Killifer resigns today. Owner Phil Ball announced the move with no reason given. Al Sotheron, former Browns pitcher and current coach, steps in for the remainder of the season after Killifer’s tenure began in 1/ following his prior role with the Cardinals during the 1926 World Series.
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Walker Leads Yankees Past White Sox in 9-4 Victory
New York gains sole lead in the American League as Dixie Walker drives in five runs with a homer, a double and a single. The Yankees collect 13 hits and open a five-run edge in the first three frames while Washington drops to second after St Louis tops them. Giants blitz Cincinnati 14-1 in the National League as Warneke wins, and Pirates top Brooklyn 11-10 in a high-scoring tilt. Wrestling results and local notices round out the page.
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Hart Combs In the Outfield On June 20, Young “Walker
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Swimming stars of 1936 rise as records may fall
Henry Smclemore surveys the era of sensational marks in swimming. He notes Paavo Nurmi and Helene Madison as historic standouts and predicts Lenore Fight from Homestead Pennsylvania could challenge Madison’s times at the national championships.
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Los Angeles
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Uhey
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Jones
Long’ Island
NET STARS IN FINAL PRACTICE FOR ENGLISH
AUTBIG France July 1 United States and England prepare for the inter zone Davis Cup final with one day left to practice at Roland Garros. Hilsworth Vines the American champion and No 1 singles player worked with the squad as Pred Perry joined England. Practice continued with focus on smoothing rough spots and court familiarity.
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Pennant Talk Tabooed by Nationals Manager Cronin
Senator manager Joseph Howard Cronin limits pennant talk on a western swing saying the next game matters most. He stresses team unity and college spirit, declines pennant ambitions, and recalls past World Series hopes and 1932 championship talk.
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Hartell to meet Boyd in 1935 tennis semi finals
Hartell disposed of Mobalain in the quarterfinals and will play Rev. Gilnett L. Boyd in the Kiwanis club court semi finals at 6 oclock this afternoon. Cobbetts semifinal with Theo Williams follows, after their earlier straight set win over Powers. Williams beat Olin Simmons to reach the semis while Boyd defeated Ralph Carroll.
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Curly" Williams
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Kraffert and Holmes to meet two golf stars
Jamestown July 10 Howard W Holmes Moon Brook pro and B F Kraffert Titusville pro will oppose Gene Sarazen and Kirkwood in a Four-ball exhibition at Moon Brook Thursday afternoon July 27. Kraffert holds a 68 on a par 74 course and has Pinehurst trophies. Kirkwood will perform trick shots after the match. East Siders win 12 to 12 in junior high mushball on field last evening Grice and Brady starred for the winners.
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Stanford Hose Company Muck Ball At Wesleyville
Invading Wesleyville for a game with local firemen the Stanford Hose Company team is set to play, while the Associated Gas and Electric squad faces the Stanfords here Thursday. Names include Carlogs Henri, Cuba, Cowlay Meiner, Okishoma Wiklek Zhyseleo, Palend, and John Dube of Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Three Muskies Weigh Over Thirty Pounds Caught at Jamestown Lake
Jamestown report says Chautauqua Lake yielded strong fishing last seven days with three muskies totaling over 40 pounds. Hi Smalley of Pittsburgh caught one 28 pounder, Louis Holmes of Jamestown another, and a third weighed 82 pounds. Dozens of bass and smaller muskies, six to twelve pounds, were also reported as the lake grows in popularity and local chambers work to protect this draw.
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Ladies Day At Berry Country Club Report
Ladies Day at Berry Country Club drew twelve guests with Mrs Mabel Larson posting a 93 low score. Awards for low net went to Mrs Larson, Miss Joe St Clair, and Mrs Tray Montage. Nine holes were played in the morning followed by a structured luncheon and bridge. Next event planned for Tuesday as the third of the season series.
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