Fans Liked Week-End Baseball Notes and Sherman Visit
The column notes crowd enthusiasm for weekend games and previews Sherman’s arrival next Sunday. It mentions fines in the Reds camp, lineups and injuries in the Indians and Giants, and various local players and teams including Corry Jamestown City League entries, Crandall hits and Falconer relief, plus updates on golf and basketball interests and a changing baseball scene in the region.
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Corry Independents Triumph In Weekend Finishes
Corry Independents came from behind to beat Sheffield Merchants 4 2 on Saturday and edge Corecos of Oil City 4 3 in 10 innings Sunday. Pollock pitched well for Sheffield. Baressi sparked Corry with key hits and the late rally.
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Stokes Extends Unbeaten Streak In 16 1 Blowout
Art Stokes won his eighth race of the season as Penn-Drakes routed Bufta n Fro-Jays 16-1 on July 27. Mullens wild throw sparked the early run, then Titusville’s club-wide hitting spree in the sixth inning. The report notes 42nd year as a head coach and broader Pittsburgh football history, with a note that Pittsburgh Pirates cannot play Titusville against Penn-Craikes this season.
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Gehrig Smashes Two Homers as Yanks Rally
Major league hitters pile up dinger totals with Gehrig belting his 29th and 30th to lead the circuit. Foxx close behind at 28 as Cubs, Dodgers, and Reds win in a busy slate. Yankees sweep White Sox to extend AL lead while Indians and Red Sox post wins in doubleheaders and offbeat results across the league.
Cochrane Plans to Change Tiger Roster
Detroit July 27 report that Cochrane received permission from physicians to resume managerial duties after a week of observation. He announced bringing in young players to replace lagging veterans as his first action.
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Jared
Unbeaten Aeros to Play Twice This Week
Avro undefeated in City League games will face Raymonds on Wednesday and Corry Jamestown on Friday. Raymonds have yet to win in four league games, while two other squads have beaten them. A Company A departure stripped key players from the Aeros. League crowds show solid turnout this season and a league meeting is set for tomorrow at City Building.
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Reward Offered for Fan Who Hit Umpire at Comiskey Park
Baseball Commissioner Landis announced a $5,000 reward for identifying the fan who threw a pop bottle from the second tier at Comiskey Park and struck umpire Bill Summers on the head during a White Sox Yankees game. Summers retired after the blow, injuries deemed not serious by physicians. The incident followed earlier umpire trouble involving manager Jimmy Dykes and catcher Luke Sowell.
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All Star Grid Team Selected
Nationwide golf for a college all star team to play the Detroit Lions September 1 yields Minnesota four first places Notre Dame two and Stanford Chicago Alabama Northwestern and S M A one each ballots counted to day two million seven hundred fifty seven thousand eighteen Ends Milner Notre Dame Top ping Stanford Loebs Purdue Pec ars Notre Dame Tackles Smith Minnesota Spain 3 M A Reynolds Southern California Pietrerle Notre Dame Guards Occh Minnesota eta Northwestern Karcher Ohio State Portmann Colgate Guards etc Renneborhm Minnesota Jones Ohio State Quarterbacks Smith Alabama Seidel Minnesota Halfbacks Berwanger Chicago Shakespeare Notre Dames Roscoe Minnesota Wilson M M Fillbacks else Afinnesota ne Towa
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Yesterday's Hero Frank Demaree Hits Five Times
Frank Demaree of the Chicago Cubs homered twice and collected five hits in five at bats, delivering a standout performance yesterday.
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Chicago Cubs
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show American league games with New York 12 to 11 over opponents, Philadelphia 13 to 5, and Cleveland 0 to 8, plus Washington 9 to 3 and Detroit 3 in various matchups. National league scores include Brooklyn 1 to 4 and Chicago 0 to 18, with Boston 4 to 5 and St Louis 3 to 8. International results list Montreal 18 to 6 and Rochester 2 to 10 among others. Today's schedule features Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago among several matchups.
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Braddock Expected to Meet Schmeling September 30
United Press reports Madison Square Garden and the 20th Century Club to sign contracts for a heavyweight title bout between champion Jimmy Braddock and Max Schmeling around September 30. Garden owners reached a joint promotion deal with Mike Jacobs after weeks of negotiations.
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Cromwell Warns US Sprinters To Focus On Training
Dean Cromwell of USC and Olympic assistant coach orders athletes to drop autograph requests and concentrate on hard work before Berlin. Sprinters led by Jesse Owens begin earnest practice, mastering German starting commands as the July Tokyo? event nears. Owens and teammates like Ralph Metcalfe and Mack Robinson push to lead early heats, with Stroller noted among faster starters.
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Discharged Swimmer Becomes Sport Scribe in Berlin
Berlin July 27 Mrs Eleanor Holm Jarrett 1982 Olympic backstroke champion was expelled from the American team for attending too many cocktail parties. She will cover the Games for an American news agency as a reporter. The expulsion was a closed matter.
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Tim
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