City League Tonight Sees Leaders Meet and Notes
A Corry Jamestown baseball clash at Main Street Park is set for tomorrow evening with pitcher guesses unresolved. Also, City League President Frank England calls an 8 PM meeting at the Municipal Building to discuss league operations and follow up on other notes from bowling and golf circles.
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Chi
Main Street
Larry Johnson
George Koentel
Hill
Aeros
Raymonds
Frank T. England
City League
Corry
Union City
Company A
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J. Chase
Maloney
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J.sullivan
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T. Johnson
House of David
Colored Club
Unionites
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Verne
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Raymond
Stan Conrad
Corry Jamestown
Sonny Daye
Cobbett
Johnson
Conrad
Daye
Roberts
Mountain
Aptler
G. Sprover
Krone
A Anderson
Crandall
F. Baressi
Stroup
Swahtek
Walters
Haenel
Baressi, & Fietico
Landen
Owens
Dimick
Coates
Sproveri
Staples
Koestner
Kinney
Yanks Invade St Louis as Tribe Hosts Cubs Open
United Press reports on July 21 1936 as the Yankees nine games ahead of the Indians open against the Browns in St Louis while the Cubs start their eastern invasion against the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Cardinals battle the Giants as Pirates face the Phillies and Reds meet the Bees. Exhibition games note Pirates over Yankees 7 10 2 and Giants over Tigers 18 to 7.
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United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Browns
St. Loui
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Thetegan
Grimm
Frankie Frisch
Big Firebrands
Atlantic Seaboard
Cardinals
Stu Martin
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Phillies
Baker Field
Cincinnati Reds
Bees
Boston
Red Sox
Indians
Cleveland
Washington Senators
White Sox
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Tigers
Detroit
Waite Hoyt
Manhattan to Dock Thursday at German Port
United Press reports Olympic athletes bound for Berlin will dock in Plymouth for a two hour stopover before heading to Havre and Hamburg, with plans to travel by train to the Berlin village. The AOC and officials defer departure to Friday due to handling details. Two Washington rowers regained weight after seasickness, and amateur golf results from Edinboro highlight a busy sports section.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Manhantas
America
Berlin
New York
Manhattan
Plymouth
Eng
Cohib
Ireland
Havre
Hamburg
Olympic Village
Avery Brundage
Harry Manning
Washington
Don Hume
Herb Morris
London
Paris
Poland
Germany
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Sweden
Cooper Wins His Third Straight St Paul Title
Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago captured his third St Paul Open golf championship, finishing four strokes ahead of Dick Metz of Evanston in a 36 hole playoff. Cooper led by five after the morning round and posted a 36 hole total of 135 while Metz totaled 189 with rounds of 71 and 68.
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ST. Paul
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Dick Metz
Evanston
Ill
Cooper
Metz
Cochranes Hospital Return Sparks Health Concern
Detroit July 21 Mickey Coch lane manager of the Detroit Tigers was readmitted to Henry Ford Hospital for observation after a recurrence of symptoms once thought to indicate hyperthyroidism. A close friend feared possible surgery may be needed.
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Detroit
Mickey Coch
Lane
Detroit Tigers
Henry Ford Hospital
Balt Zochrane
Curtisville Wins Southwestern Legion Diamond Title in Ten Innings
Curt isville's American Legion team defeated Uniontown 10 to 9 in ten innings to clinch the southwestern district Legion diamond title in a high scoring contest.
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Legion
Scottdale
Curtisville
American Legion
Uniontown
Kingfish Le vinsky defeats Brackey in Buffalo bout
Chicago heavyweight Kingfish Le vinsky outpointed George Brackey of Buffalo in a ten round boxing match last night. Separately a sequence of classified notices lists items for rent and sale including a small furnished apartment on 311 Delaware St and used tires and tubes from Corry and Spartansburg listings.
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Kingfish
Buffalo
Kingfish Levinsky
Chicago
George
Big Boy) Brackey
Smaill
Delaware St
Gnat
SAAB
John Gilpin
R. D
Corry
Guy Fish
Spartansburg
Biase
Louis to Meet Sharkey in August Comeback Bout
Jon Louis, the Brown Bomber, will face ex-champion Sharkey on August 18 in New York at a ten round bout for the 20th Century Club. Sharkey, Boston tavern keeper, returns from retirement seeking the title he held in 1933 after Schmeling stoppage. Louis aims to prove his jaw after a knockout loss and recent returns to form.
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New York
Jon Louis
Detroit
Brown Bomer
Will
Amek Shantey
Yankee
Max Schmeling
Louis
Sharkey
Boston
Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Max Byer
Cxities
20Th Century Club
Carneva
On To The Olympics Amid European Teams
Ireland plans about 10 representatives for Berlin Olympics. Italy fields 400 athletes with strong fencing and other events. Latvia to send around 80 competitors. Liechtenstein six in track cycling shooting. Luxembourg about 40 with a soccer squad. Malta sends two swimmers and a water polo team totaling 12. Tomorrow lists Mexico Monaco New Zealand Norway Peru Philippines. Sale: three apartment halls and upright piano at 608 Concord Street call G714R.
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Berlin
Hrnn
Pat O'Gallasham
Amsterdam
Los Angeles
Robert Tiada
Italy
Rome
Latvia
Olympic Committee
Liechtenstein
Austria
Switzerland
Luxembourg
Concord Street
Staat
Final round opens in national public links championship
United Press reports from Farmingdale New York that 222 players from 22 states plus Hawaii and DC began the final 18 holes of the 36 hole qualifying in Beth Page State Park. Leaders on day one were Jimmy Caspio and Johnny Racey with 72s, while Mike Dalan and Franke Connally shot 71 to pace the field on a tough Blue course.
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Farmingdale
America
Bethpage State Park
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Mike Dalan
Philadelphia
Franke Connally
Detroit
Dolan
Connally
Jimmy Caspio
Cleveland
Johnny Racey
Lopez Wins Chicago One Fall at Mills Stadium
Vincent Lopez of California defeated George Calza of Philadelphia in a one fall match at Mills Stadium last night. Lopez pinned Calza in 15 40 with a flying tackle.
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Lopez
Shicago
Vincent Lopez
California
George Calza
Philadelphia
Mills Stadium
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across IA and Related Clues
Reading the distorted puzzle items, the page lists a daily crossword with across clues including Besetch, Harmont, and various partial phrases. It mentions themes like Nordic or Scandinavian myth references, architectural terms, colors, and geographic hints. The jumbled text appears to be a scrambled puzzle grid and clues rather than a coherent news item.
Giants Rout Tigers in Exhibition Behind 25-Hit Onslaught
A crowd of 37 000 mostly juveniles watched the New York Giants hammer Chad Kimsey for 25 hits and trounce the world champion Detroit Tigers 16 to 7 in an exhibition game.
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Giants
Bengals
Detroit
New York Giants
Chad Kimsey
Detroit Tigers
Bush Released by Pirates After Trade Deal
Pittsburgh July 21 Guy Bush veteran right handed pitcher was handed his unconditional release by the Pirates Monday Bush came to the Pirates with Jim Weaver and Babe Herman in a big trade with the Chicago Cubs November 22 1934 The Pirates gave up Freddy Lindstrom and Larry French in exchange for the three Cubs
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Pittsburgh
Guy Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bush
Pirates
Jim Weaver
Babe Herman
Chicago Cubs
Freddy Lindstrom
Larry French
Cubs
Torch Relay Proceeds Toward Berlin Games
Greek runners carried the Olympic torch from Olympia toward Berlin with a 1,800 mile route through Greece Bulgaria Yugoslavia Hungary Austria Czechoslovakia and Germany. Some 2,000 youths and men are to relay the flame to light the opening ceremony on August 1 at Berlin.
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Olympia
Greece
Berlin
Ancient
Piet
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Germany
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