High Nine Opens Season With Victory In City League
Landis backs Johnson form as High Nine wins season opener. Pittsburgh area notes include Donkey baseball in Erie benefiting Kiwanis for underprivileged children, and local political figures planning charity stunts for County Fair. Historical items touch on Purdue coach Kizer and 1925 Husky grid staff additions.
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Landis
Johnson
City Golf League
Erie
Ee City
Texas
Kiwanis Club
Sterrettania
Slugging Duel Clinches Corry Victory Over Union City
Corry High School baseball opened its season with a 14 to 8 win over Union City High School at Washington Street ground. Eight doubles and a triple powered the rally, led by Beavers pitcher Red Taylor who drove in key runs with a fifth-inning double. Taylor earned the win as Corry widened their lead with four runs in the sixth. Union City struggled with pitching in the fifth, while Corry’s offense kept piling up runs to seal the seven-inning victory.
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Corry High School
Washington Street
Union City High School
Joe
Invaders
Beavers
Red Taylor
Beaver Movindsman
Pases
Union City
Tod Lathrop
Taylor
Gulick
Fitch
Mulkie
Laurie
Baressl
Connell
Hatch
Baress
Sproveri
Yesterday's baseball scores and today's American games
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 6 Chicago 2 and Detroit 5 St Louis in the only games played. National league totals include New York 16 Boston 3 Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 1. international listings Syracuse 4 Newark 4 Buffalo 11 Rochester 5 Montreal 5 Toronto 4. Today Cleveland visits St Louis, Boston vs New York, Chicago at Detroit, Washington at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
National
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
International Syracuse
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Amricann
Newy York
Chisago
Washington
Philadelphia
National New York
Phiadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittabireh
St. Louia
SL. Louis
St. Louis i
Memorial Day 500 Memories From a Crowded Speedway
Henry McLemore recalls the Memorial Day 500 with dramatic scenes at the speedway. Gordon survives a near wall crash at 100 mph with minor injuries while Hepburn revives his mechanic and drives at speed to protect the crew. Milton notes Rex Mays as a top natural driver as 150000 fans witness calm order despite the chaos of slips and wrecks.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
AL Gordon
Los Angeles
Gorvton
Speedway
Ralph Hepburn
Hepburn
Tommy Milton
Tommy
Ania
Rex Mays
California
Milton
America
Eddie Rickenbacker
Wilbur Shaw
Bill Cummings
Shaw
Cummings
Keily Petillo
Petillo
Clay Weatherley
Georgia Coach William A Alexander to wed today
Atlanta June 1 Coach William A Bill Alexander mentor of Georgia's 1928 Rose Bowl champions will marry Mrs Marie McIntyre Scott of Decatur He has been head coach at Tech since 1920.
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MAKRY
Atlanta
William A
Bill) Alexander
Georgia
Marie McIntyre Scott
Decatur
Tech
Six teams form Corry City Golf league for 1935 season
Six teams will compose the Corry City Golf league for the 1935 season and matches will begin next week after a league meeting at the club house. Rosters include Raymonds, Keisters, Old Mr Boston, Iso Hall, Union City and Mr X with possible additions. A banquet and general get-together is planned for Sunday, June 9.
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Corry City Golf League
Marehes
Raymonda
Leo Hoyle
Edward Feldt
Carl Gustafson
Bill Swan
H. Holden
Keister
Jack McInnes
James McInnes
Don Maloney
Charles Shu
Cassinn Sears
Roy VanTassel
Harold Cragg
Tony Joy
Raymonds
Keisters
Boston
Esso Hall
Mr. X
Union City
Lott and Tilden to Meet Frenchmen in Open Semi finals
In South Orange New Jersey on June 1 Georgé Lott was set to face Frenchman Robert Ramillon in one semifinal of the American professional tennis championship. Big Bill Tilden was bracketed with the winner of Bruce Barnes and Martin Plaa. Barnes and Plaa will finish their unfinished match, rain yesterday paused play. Lott defeated Charles M. Wood Jr. 64 6-4 5-7 6-2, Ramillon eliminated Alfred H. Chapin Jr. 4-6 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-2. In doubles, Tilden and Frank Hunter won 6-2 6-2 6-2 over Wood and Murray. Chapin and Bernstein defeated Plauer and Bericha 6-0 6-2 6-0. Pisa and Ramillon beat Herman and Peterson 6-2 5-7 6-4.
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South Orangh
N. J
Georgé Lott
Robert Ramillon
France
Barnes
Plaa
Tilden
Frank Hunter
Wood
Robert Murray
Chapin
Morton Bernstein
Plauer
Teddy Bericha
Pisa
Ramillon
Herman
Peter Peterson
West Catholic Favored in Interscholastic Track Meet
Philadelphia West Catholic High School, defending champion, was favored to win the second annual Catholic Interscholastic track and field championships in Philadelphia. Notable entrants included Hal Schumacher and Carl Hubwell, with the eastern team qualifying 16 men in preliminaries as competition continued.
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South Bend
Ind
West Catholic High School
Philadelphi
Hal Schumacher
Carl Hubwell
Giants
New York
Regatta Opens On Ohio River With Eight Colleges Competing
Six shell crews launch on the Ohio River at sunset to inaugurate the America regatta. Teams from Pennsylvania Rutgers Manhattan Marietta Wisconsin Rollins College compete in the varsity race with a Jayvee between Marietta and Wisconsin. Pennsylvania remains the favorite, Wisconsin the second choice.
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Ey Umited
Marinua
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Manhattan
Mariette
Wisconsin
Rollins
Florida
Uewon
South
Marietta
Giants win over Braves to lead NL race by margin
New York Giants stretch lead in the National League by sweeping a doubleheader against the Boston Braves 15 to 8 and 4 to 2. Rhem charged with loss in opener. Carl Hubbell shuts down Braves in nightcap. Hal Schumacher wins for Giants. Berger homers for Boston and Terry homers for New York. Reds fall to Pirates 4 to 1 under lights. White Sox routed by Indians 6 to 2. Tigers rally from 5 behind to beat Browns 6 to 5, placing them fourth.
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Lawton Carver
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Giants
Boston Braves
Rhem
Benton
Hal Schumacher
Berger
Boston
Terry
Carl Hubbell
Braves
Cantwell
Mueller
Koenig
Reds
Pirates
Swift
Hollingsworth
White Sox
Indians
Yankees
Clint Brown
Mel Harder
Sox
Vernon Kennedy
Detroit Tigers
Browns
Chlef Hbgaett
Sullivan
Tigers
Activity at Oakmont precedes National Open warmups
Oakmont hosted a busy day as early arrivals for the National Open tuned up at the Hulton resort. Local qualifiers joined out of town players like John P. Rouse and Frankie Stevens in practice sessions. George Schnelter led 16 holes with 37-89 while Ted Longworth and others from across the region also tested Oakmont's famed layout.
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Bert P. Taggart
Pittsburgh Post
Pittsburgh
Oshmont
Hulton Resort
John P
Sonny) Rouse
Chicago
Frankie Stevens
Savannah
George Schnelter
Ogden
Utah
Ted Longworth
Portland
Ore
Oakmont
Mac Smith
Sam Parks
South Hills
Perry del Vecchio
Greensburg
Pete O'Hara
Westmoreland
Cleveland Indians Release Controversial Third Baseman Willie Kamm
Willie Kamm, veteran third baseman, was pushed from the Indians by Manager Walter Johnson after misconduct accusations. Landis upheld Johnson, Bradley indicated release, and waivers came from the 15 other major leagues as Kamm prepared for a new start after a meeting with Cleveland Baseball Company President Alva Bradley.
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United Press
Cleveland
Willie Kamm
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Baseball Company
Philadelphia
Landia
Johnson
Bradley
Kamm
Sikely
Fight results at Chicago Clinton Bridgea cards
At Chicago Clinton Bridgea stage Chi cago knocked out Ray Tucker Cincinnati. at Detroit Paul Lee Tennessee outpointed Ken Offer Detroit with Henry Hook Tennessee earning a decision over Wesley Martin Alton. At Hazel Park Ward Snider Flint knocked out Steve Shea Toledo. at Hollywood Midget Wolgast New Orleans defeated Juan Zurita Mexico by decision.
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Chicago
Clinton Bridgea
Ray Tucker
Cincinnati
Detroit
Paul Lee
Tennessee
Ken Offer
Henry Hook
Wesley Martin
Alton
Hazel Park
Mich
Ward Snider
Flint
Steve Shea
Toledo
Hollywood
Salvation Army mushball beats Methodist 5 to 2 in circuit game
The Salvation Army mushball squad defeated Methodist yesterday 5 to 2. Winners were Jordan and Green with batteries, while Lundquist and Anderson pitched for the losers.
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Methodist
Salvation Army
Jordan
Green
Lundquist
Anderson
Penn enters regatta with miracle crew bid
Philadelphia June 1 The University of Pennsylvania has accepted a bid to send a miracle crew to the Long Beach California regatta set for June 25 to 29. The team Represents a bold effort to compete at a national event with high expectations from coaches and supporters.
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PENN
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Long Beach
Calif
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Mycatt
Jans
Judge Landis Shoud
Jack Onslow
Boston Red Sox
Richmond
Onslow
Hog Bell
Busher
Mr. Onslow
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Litteholiers
Ohio State
Noble Kiser
Purdue
Kizer
Pyyrdue
Purlie
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Jay Berwanger
Fordham
Carnegie Tech
Iowa
Corry
Youngstown
Carmen Hill
John B. Patterson
Hill
Youngstons
Jimmy Phrian
Washington State University
Husky
Bill Smith
Woody Ailin
Catain
Chuck ‘Mucha
Japan
Lott and
Tilden Hunter
United’ Drags
Favor Philly School
Chisox
Schneiter
Model OR Dairy CO
Penna
Upholds Tribe
Baseball Czar
Theone
Member
Federal Reserve System
Es’ Park
Ancie Olay
Goplen
Amon
Itu Hezekie
Lees Baker
Metho Whrat Worner
Rev
Pet Shah
Ralph
Phenennghie Havin
Horns
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