Titusville and Corry baseball notes and regional sports arrivals
Arrangements underway for a Jaimestown team to play here Saturday and Sherman to host Jamestown Sunday as local fans follow Corry’s strong showing after the Titusville game. Highlights include pro golf events at Edinboro, updates on city tennis court openings, and several anecdotes about players like Frank Baressi, Kip Anderson, Art Stokes, and Stan Roy amid a busy weekend of ball and club activity.
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Jaimestown
Aero Park
Corry
Titusville
Fang
Kiwanis Club
Pop Warner
Conneaut
Conneaut Lake Park
Temple University Owls
Titusville-Corry
Baressi
Helico
Tick Gillon
Kip Anderson
Gon Jey
Verne
Art Stokes
Penn-Drake Moundsman
Moon Mullens
Melvin Cobbett
Wait Swantek
Sherman
Ripley
Celoron Park
Jamestown
Donner- Hanna
Buffalo
Red Hurst
Cobbett
Mistretta
Crane
Corryites
Penn-Drakes
Nntié Beatteresatc
Invaders
Pug Mahoney
Hol Conley
Queen City
Conley Figu
Tallien
Secont
Robent Stine
Orry
al Baresslap
Oogie Roberts
Bad Peg
Samm Boy
Conley
Hig Eloull
Moon Mtullens
al Costello
Tufayille
Mahoney
Group
Roberts
Hetio
Servces
Oc Kinney
Saseman
Frank “Cheeta
Wolf Mountain
Zinny Walters
Matt Chase
Earp
Joe Ponzer
Drakemen
Lefty Smith
Euter Srn
New York State
Cortyites
Stacey Ross
Letty’ Johnson
Jocala
Staples
Anderson
Dimick
Sprovers
Sproveri
Zinny Landers
Corry Abrhoab A
Roberts, Gas
Bio
Rpen FP
T. Sproveri
Olympic Team Holds Off Penn-Drakes In Narrow Win
Titusville and Corry battled in a tense baseball clash as Verne Group, Conley, and Mahoney led the Penn-Drakes. Conley homered and drove in two as Corry and Group kept a wary lead. In late innings, Corry rallied but fell short against tight defense and timely hits.
Kane High names new football coach and principal change
Kane High announces Robert Yost, a former Penn State State College player, as new coach alongside Hiram Usilaner for the 1936 team. George H. Armacost resigns as Kane High principal to take Bhalla High School post. board meeting held in special session.
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Robert Yost
Penn State
Armacost
Kane
George H. Armacost
Kane High School
Hiram Usilaner
Bhalla High School
Cleveland
New York
Teachers’ College
Kene High
Public Links Golf Championship Draws 223 Entrants
United Press reports a record 223 players entered the 15th national public links golf championship at Bethpage State Park. Competitors include workers from many trades across 22 states plus Hawaii and the District of Columbia, challenging the blue and red courses as the event opens.
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United Press
Farmingdale
WPA
Bethpage State Park
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Golf tournament at Louisville in 1832 summary event
The text describes the largest prior entry list at Louisville in 1832. It mentions an 18 hole section of a 38 hole qualifying round on today’s schedule and the second 13 holes tomorrow. The field will be reduced to the low 84 after ties are settled in watch play rounds.
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Loulaville
On To The Olympics Berlin Teams By Country
A survey of nations set for Berlin Olympic action notes Hungary with 300 athletes in all events, Jamaica and Japan sending large contingents, Iceland ready for track and field and swimming, India with 60 athletes plus a strong hockey squad, and other European entries. The report highlights expected rivalries, records, and the breadth of teams across nations.
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Hungary
Berlin
Germany
United States
Iceland
Arctic
Teeland
NDIA
India
Amsterdam
Los Angeles
Thelema
Italy
Latvia
Uechtenstein
Luxembourg
Malta
Dykes Paces Chisox In Mid-Season Revival
Chicago White Sox rise in midseason form under Jimmy Ake after a string of eight straight wins. They swept series, won 11 of 13, and prepared for a 12 game home stand at Comiskey Park. Indians show strong road stretch while both teams chase pennant momentum.
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United Pron
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Akes
Rankoi
Black Sox
White Sox
Pale Hose
Tneir
Covakey Park
Steve O'Neill
Baah Gune
Runniig
Work progresses on new Kane ball park in Glenwood Park
Kane's new ball park in Glenwood Park near Hacker street is rapidly taking shape with land clearing underway and stumps to be removed by dynamite next week. The 45 acre park will host a field as large as Pittsburghs major league home, with grading to begin after stump removal and borough supplying fill dirt from street improvements this summer.
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Glenwood Park
Kane
Hacker Street
Borough
Baseball Association
Porches Wield
Pittsburgh
Titusville Noses Out Emlenton In Thriller
Titusville defeats Emlenton 7 to 5 in 12 innings as Robenstine hits a decisive homer in the eighth and drives in the winning run in the twelfth. Cooper doubles for Emlenton and scores on a costly error, with Costello and Ponzer contributing in Titusville’s late rally.
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Itusville
Emlenton
Robenstine
Titusville
Pern Drake
Sterling Oils
Titiaville
Peny-Drakes
Roberstine
Cooper
Ponzer
Costello
Foresther
Thir
Columbo
Casset
Fyin
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Markets Report
Yesterday's scores show American league results with Boston defeating Detroit 12 to 3 and Philadelphia 5 to 2. New York 10 to 4. Cleveland 11 to 5. Washington 3 to 9. St Louis 3 to 5. In National league action Brooklyn 4, Fittarmegh 2. Chicago 21, Philadelphia 1-1. New York 4-2. Cincinnati 8, St Louis 8-7. Boston 1-2. Amber: None scheduled for today's games.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
National
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louie
Phila
National Brooklyn
Fittarmegh
Chilcago
Yesterday's Hero in Major Leagues Haines shines for Cardinals
Ess Haines, oldest major league pitcher, celebrated his 43rd birthday by allowing the Bees only one hit in six innings of relief for the Cardinals. It marked his 205th victory since joining the Gards in 1820.
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Ess Haines
Bees
Cardinals
Haines
Gards
Second Ward 9 Boasts Seven In Mound Staff
Corry Jamestown baybail team faces league rivals Aeros and Raymonds in City League play. Captain Paul Straup leads with Iyn Conrad, Larry Johnson, Ty Crandal, Babe Owens, Babe Haenel, Prof. Long, and Stroup on the mound. The team aims for the city championship, with both games set for 5:30.
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Corry-Jamestown
Campéiligh Ag
Hid
Aeros
Wedenday
Raymonds
Paul Straup
Cabinet Makers
Cory-Jamestown
Second Ward
Perry to Enter National Tennis Championship
New York July 20 Fred J Perry the world’s No 1 tennis player and three time Wimbledon champion has entered the United States national championships at Forest Hills in September the USTA announced Perry will attempt to gain permanent possession of the American titular trophy The tall debonair British Davis Cup ace already has two legs on the trophy by victories in past years Perry is favored to wrest the title from Wilmer Allison of Texas who beat Perry at Forest Hills last year
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New York
Fred J. Perry
England
Forest Hills
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Perry
Wilmer Allison
Texas
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Tony Joy
Edinboro
Jim Columbo
Penn- Drakes
Butler
Stan Roy
Husky Columbo
Retthers
Stan Conrad
Moundsman
Woolworth's
Western High
Ike Hetico
Raymond
Johnson
Hoae
Drane
Ross
P Oliver
Landers
Hurst
Ooot
Jerry
Conrad
Mistretta J
Sullivan
Fredonia
DeLur
Owens
Henry McLemore
S.manhattan
Ait
Sea
Quiolay
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Brundage
Harry Manning
Manhattan
Aeld
Cobh
Ireland
Jesse Owens
Vf Eee
Mullens
Smith
Haller
Hetico
Andersen
Swantek (Mahoney
DeLury
Jaccobs
Kane High
Jamaica
Jamiales
Japan
U.S. A
Chisox
Kane Ball Park
Acros
C-J
United Preas
Federal Reserve System
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