McCarthy plans Yankee changes after contract renewal
Speculation swirls on Joe McCarthy reshaping the New York Yankees roster for 1935 and beyond after signing a new contract worth 35 000 a season. Mentions Ruth Gehrig Chapman and Didrikson Sarazen exhibition amid sport notices and local boxing cards featuring Joe Fazio and Tuffy Reinhardt.
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O Mahoney Wins undisputed World Heavyweight Title
Boston July 31 Irish Danno O Mahoney defeated Ed Don George in a marathon grappling match before about 45000 fans to claim the undisputed world heavyweight wrestling title. Referee James J Braddock ruled for O Mahoney after one hour eighty minutes of action in Braves Field. A riot followed as both camps clashed, police restored order, and George contended the title remains with him in New England.
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White Sox Narrow Gap With Gotham Leaders
Baseball notes from New York on July 1 describe the slide of the Cardinals and Yankees as the White Sox gain a full game on the leaders. Cubs win their 10th straight, while Pittsburgh trails, and several MLB results shape pennant races with key homers and pitching performances.
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Yesterday's Hero Leads Cubs to 6 Victory in MLB
Bill Lee relieved Larry Brench with Pittsburgh Tending and shut out the Pirates. He held them to four hits the rest of the game, earning his 11th win of the season as the Cubs seized the lead.
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Cubs Release Rookie Walter Stevenson After Altercation
Chicago Cubs manager Blintley Grimm released rookie catcher Walter Stevenson ten hours after he tried to fight veteran shortstop Bob Turgis following a game. The incident occurred in Pittsburgh with reports of heated exchange between players.
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Group Stars Beat Old Indies 11 1 In Exhibition
Verne Group led the Old Indies of Titusville in an exhibition at Titusville Penn-Drakes 11 1. The Indies managed only two hits, with Group contributing two safeties including a fence-clearing double. The old Titusville club fell to the power of the Drake men.
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Lutherans Win Cuttersns Over Presbyterians 13 to 9
The Lutherans beat the Presbyterians 13 to 9 in the afternoon game. Battery for the Lutherans was Grice and Brady, while Edson and Williams pitched for the Presbyterians.
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Raymonds blank Bicos as Coates earns fourth win
Raymonds pitchers handcuff the Bicos 4-0 to grab second place while Eleos drop to last. Carl Coates spins a five hit shutout over nine innings for his fourth league win and remains undefeated. Landers homers and doubles, Austin and Landers each collect two hits as every Raymonds batter records a hit.
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Franz to Box Lindquist in Erie Showdown
Bob Franz and Bob Lindquist clash on Friday night at Erie G B Hall Park in an amateur boxing card. Lindquist won their first meeting, but Franz aims to reverse the outcome and win decisively.
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Auto racing stars prep for Altoona 100 mile title
All America’s top auto racers tune up for the 100 mile national championship at the Altoona Tyrone Speedway with qualifying trials set for Friday August 2. Salvation Army wins in baseball as Columbus suffers another setback, 9-4, with Jordan, Williams guiding the Army against Columbus. George Orcutt, James Mettnas, and William Swen travel to Bradford for a golf tournament.
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Bradford
Featherweights Top Card Set for August 10 Fight Night
Amateur boxing card in this city on Saturday August 10 features two featherweight bouts. Steve Gr nasty meets Kid Urso of Jamestown NC in the main event while Joe Fazio of Warren clashes with Tuffy Reinhardt of Titusville in the semi final. Tirso debuting, comes from Jamestown as a noted regional prospect.
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Jamestown
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Corry Independents to Meet Jamestown All-Stars Sunday
Corry's Independents, formed largely from Raymonds ball team and led by manager Raymond Gilson, travel to Cet oron Park on Chautauqua Lake Sunday to face the Jamestown All-Stars. Sonny Staples will start on the mound for Corry, with George Koestner also aboard and possibly used later. Jamestown fields a powerful club with many top local players now with other teams, and Gilson promises a strong lineup and stout opposition.
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Yarosz Drops Sallus With Quick TKO Victory
Teddy Yarosz returned to action after a month off due to a knee injury and stopped Freddy Salhus of Syracuse in under two rounds at Harlem Stadium. The win reinforces Yarosz as a top challenger for the middleweight title, with Salhus serving as a scheduled milestone in the champ’s pursuit of fitness and form.
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Iowa Man Leads National Meet in Public Links Golf
United Press report from Indianapolis notes Lloyd Nordstrom of Davenport leading the 61st round of match play in the national public links golf tournament after a 74 in qualifying, totaling 145 after two rounds. Close behind are Alfred Campbell of Seattle and Mike Balega of Minneapolis, each with 146. Kenneth Rogers of the U S Army and Lieut. Claude Rippy of Washington tie for fourth with 148.
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Wash
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Minneapolis
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Steedle Wins Fight For Rehearing Of Case
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports Dr. Joseph Steedle of Mukees Rocles and seven co defendants convicted of fraud in the 1932 election in the North congressional district have won a rehearing before the U S circuit court of appeals. Steedle, longtime Republican leader in the state legislature, was joined by Harry Kart H S Mahood Thomas Saunders James Westwood Wallace Ray Paul Pranks and John Stabile in the lower court conviction. No date for the rehearing was set. The federal court also upheld the convictions of 28 other Republican workers found guilty of election frauds in the Pittsburgh area.
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Dairymen to Meet at Beaverdam Friday
All Dairymen are invited to the Corry Local of the Dairymen's League meeting Friday evening at Beaverdam church. The program includes four talks by W. M. Grout, newly elected director. A lunch will be served. Members are asked to bring a cake.
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Raymonds Meet Elcos Tomorrow In City Baseball
In a possible threeway tie picture Raymonds and Elcos clash tomorrow afternoon as Hicos try to beat leaders Aerons. Standings show Aeros at top with 3 2 800, Raymonds 28 8 500, Bleos 2 8 600. The Bleos and Aeros play on Washington street diamond at 5 o'clock. Koester or Group likely start for Aeros, Haenel for Bleos. Cardinals led 5 1 before 7th, then Reds rallied to win 6 5.
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