Aeros in Thick of Second Round Battle in City League
The Aero supply withdrawal from the City Baseball League stirs the second round as the Aeros stay strong atop the first half while the turnover of Verne Group and rival pressure from the Raymonds and Washington Lunch intensify competition. Cleveland owner Alva Brailey backs Walter Johnson as manager amid fan calls for change, while wrestling and Canadian football notes round out the week. Ed Lyon George shows in Boston with Jim Lambos in a 30,000-strong crowd, and Montreal clubs add American players as Toronto Argonauts eye a strong campaign.
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Waders
Aeros
Haymonds
Springmakers
Corry-Jamestown
Turnbuckle
Verne
Raymonds
Washington Lunch
Alva Brailey
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Indians
Johnson
Ohio
Ob Abe Ruth
Hie
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Walter
Bradley
Miniczers
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Yiernity
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Java
Grapple
Boston
Jim Lambos
New York
New England
Penway Park
Ted Tanneman
Oth Fen
Lonilbs
All Four League Squads Set for Action Tomorrow
City Baseball League teams prepare for the con round at League Park with a Saturday doubleheader. Aero Supply faces Corry Jamestown in opener. Raymonds meet Washington Lunch in the night cap after Lunch’s 16 2 win over C J last week.
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League Park
Aero Supply
Corry- Jamestown
Raymonds
Washington
Corry-Jamestown
Washington Lunch
Anderson
Ken Jackson
Coates
Landers
Maloney
Lynch
Raymond
Rveela
Phe Aero Supply
Corry-James-own
Acros
Crandall
West
Giants Maintain Lead as Schumacher Victory Boosts Pennant Hopes
Theon Wright reports Hall Schumacher gains another win. Giants extend streaks with 4 0 shutout of Reds aided by double plays. Cubs and Phillies, Dodgers, and Browns also win or lose as standings tighten. Dean, Frey, and Chapman star in key games across St Louis New York Chicago and Brooklyn. Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia see varying outcomes.
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Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Grew Hubbell
Schumacher
Fal
Yeddy Fitysimmons
Roy Parmles
Hols
Schimacher
Medtegs
Reds
Phillies
Malone Ue Wirnelke
Cabs
Dizzy Dean
St. Lois
Boston
Dean
Linus Frey
Brookly
Gore
Pittsburgh
Ben Chapman
New York
Cocking
Comis
Sailagaver
Gleveland
Red Sox
Trosky
Dave
Averill S
Vosmik
St. Louis
Monte Weaver
Washington
Manger Rogers Hornsby
Hemsley Hone i
Detroit
Philadelphia
Yesterday's Baseball Results and Today's Schedule
Yesterday's results list New York, Chicago, St Louis, Washington, Cleveland, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit and other teams with scores. Today's schedule shows matchups including New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit among eight games across leagues and international teams.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
U B Won 11 Inning Junior High Contest
U B Musnyan Ven defeated Raymons in an 11 inning game on the Junior High grounds last evening. UB had Hight hits off Gilson while Raymons allowed seven off Erz iatt. Score 8 to 0 in favor of the United Brethrens. Batteries Bergman Storer for UB Gilson Reyda for Raymon. FIGHT RESULTS. Eddie Hogan KO Lies Kennedy in Waterbury. Paterson card features Diamond outpointing Ruthin and other bouts.
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Raymons
U. B
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United Brethrens
Bergman
Storer
Reyda
Kaynomda
AL Waterbury
Conn
Eddie Hogan
Waterbury
Lies Kennedy
San Francisco
Paterson
N. J
al Diamond
Charlie
Ruthin
Duke ‘Mexander
George Chip
New Castle
Billy Perrone
Jersey City
Joey Vacchiano
Newark
Wrestling Results From Kansas City Meet and Detroit Card
At Kansas City Kansas City and Strango ver Lewis of California defeated Steve Savage of Detroit Billy Eddyards of Kansas City and Nelson of Council Bluffs In. Harry Gaddill of Little Rock and Ed Worth of Portland drew Jimmie Coffield of Kansas City won on four from Preacher Hague in Washington In Detroit welterweights Duke Rupenthal of Milwaukee threw Hy Sharman of Salt Lake City Bothy Pearce of Columbus and Leo Donaghue of Flint drew Lary Gartson of Royal Gale Michigan threw Arnie Leininger of Norway Bartalson of Co Omnibus threw Bobby Novals of Detroit
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Strangover
Lewis
California
Steve Savage
Detroit
Billy Eddyards
Roaga House
Nelson
Council Blutts
Harry Gaddill
Little Rock
Ariz
Ed Worth
Portland
Ore
Drew
Jimmie Coffield
Preacher'' Hague
Washington
Duke Rupenthal
Milwaukee
Hy Sharman
Salt Lake City
Bothy Pearce
Columbus
Leo Donaghue
Flint
Mich
Lary Gartson
Royal Gale
Arnie Leininger
Norway
Barl Talson
Co. Omnibus
Bobby Novals
Fight Results At New York Hustin Sirutis Stopped Eddie Kovalak
In New York Hustin Sirutis defeated Eddie Kovalak by stoppage. The bout listed locations include Brooklyn and Schenectady with various ring names and weights, and a separate exchange noted between Frank Edgren and Ralph Picncelio, while Tom de Stefano and others were involved in a separate row.
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New York
Hustin Sirutis
Brooklyn
Eddie Kovalak
Schenestady
N.Y
Frankie Edgren
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Neron
Greece
Ralph Picncelio
Tom de Stefano
Espinosa Sets Pace in Penn State Open
Al Espinosa led the opening rounds of the Pennsylvania Open golf tourney, posting a two round par total and holding a one stroke edge over MacFarlane as final rounds began. MacFarlane matched with a 68 in the afternoon to surge near the course record, with Parks one behind in third. other strong scores included Crickshank, Marks, and Del Vecchio in the 150s. The event offers $1,300 in cash prizes.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Akron
Golang
EspinOsa
Wee Willie ‘Macfiarlane
MacFarvns
Macfarlane
Wan Parks
South Hills
Chan
Bobby Crickshank
Wilson Marks
Princeton University
Harold McSpaulden
Denny Shote
al Houghton
Washington
Gi Perry del Vecchio
Greensburg
Pelix Serafin
Scranton
Teil Luther
Valley Heights
Gene Kkunes
Norristown
Wild Bill Methorn
Zivic Wins Clean Knockout in Pittsburgh Bout
In Pittsburgh on July 20, Lawrenceville boxer Hu i Zivic dominated Chunky Joey Costa of New York, winning in the ninth round by knockout after a strong left and a finishing right. Costa was carried from the ring after four minutes of action. Preliminary bouts featured Jackie Wilson, Butch, Quail, Burrows, Mey, Grey, and Paris, with several substitutions on the card.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jett
Cime
Jackie Wilson
Mosy Butch
Extradition Recommended for Robber from Huntingdon Pa
Harrisburg July 20 The Attorney General's office recommended to Governor Pinchot the extradition of James Mettleling from Huntingdon Pa to Mille Lacs county Minnesota where he is charged with bank robbery. Deputy Attorney General Johnny Scott led the hearing and the papers are expected to be signed and sent back to Harrisburg by Monday. Mettleling was charged with robbing the Post National Bank of Spring Valley Minn in October 1933 and is held in Huntingdon county jail on counterfeiting and fugitive from justice charges.
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Harrisburg
Attorney General
Gifford Pinchot
James E. Mettling
Huntingdon
Pilsiore County
Minnesota
Johnny Scott
Milford
Mond
Metterling
Post Nationa’ Bank
Spring Valley
Minn
David A. MeVesty
Milmore County
Pennsylvan
Knute Inglebres
Méllerling
Mr. Union
Huntingdon County
Long Windpipe Aids Crane in Unusual Speech Pattern
A garbled OCR fragment notes a crane with an unusually long windpipe that may affect its vocalization. The passage suggests the bird’s anatomy influences its sounds, mentioning the breastbone area and white feathers. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names or dates.
Rail trains in Britain to be streamlined
London reports the modernization of British railroads with streamlined expresses debuting this month on the Birmingham to Cardiff route. Three experimental cars will offer speeds up to 1548? miles per hour and serve morning and afternoon business runs in both directions, marking a major shift in passenger service with wind tunnel tested, low-resistance design and aquatic-inspired exterior fittings.
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London
Great Western
Raldwige
Birmingham
Britain
Pressperimental
Southall
Osford
Tranks
Yesterday's Heroes in Baseball History Recap
Yesterday's heroes include Ben Chapman of the Yankees with three hits in three at bats, Hal Teusky of the Tadians with a triple and a ninth inning run, and Hal Schumacher of the Giants who shut out the Reds.
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Ben Chapman
Yankees
Hal Teusky
Tadians—Priple
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Reds
Jury Sings Hymn During Suit Settlement Talks
In New Haven, a Superior Court jury kept busy while lawyers sought settlement by singing hymns in the ante room. The report notes the growing use of forward passes in Canadian football and the rising demand for American players as the sport expands. It predicts more imported players joining amateur teams this fall as senior squads look beyond local talent.
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Conn
Superior Court
Countty
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