North East golf team shines as field and talent elevate county play
The St Marys Daily Press notes North East Highs success in county golf with Toby Lyons as standout, a strong field at Sylvania and a high level of early competition. North East dominates nine of eleven matches against teams like Stronz Vincent and Cathedral Prep, while nearby pro and amateur circuits reshape local sports buzz.
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Chem Piortship
Wnorth East
Mhe Stronz Vincent
Drie Tech Brie Academy
Westeyville
Mileréek
Cathedral Prep
North @ast
Toby Lyons
Teague
Mit Roing
Seeleching
RACE WIDE OPEN AS CARDS LEAD NATIONAL LEAGUE
As June begins, the American League pennant race tightens with the Yankees Philadelphia and Washington in close pursuit. The Cardinals surged to first in the National League with a 6 1 victory over Chicago, while the Giants beat Boston 7 2 and Brooklyn’s game at Boston was rained out. Washington fell to third in AL after a 7 2 loss to Boston, as Philadelphia moved into second. Cleveland and Chicago also won or lost as the circuit shuffled.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Bircuit
Philadelphia
Washington
Heydler
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pirates
Brooklyn
Ghicaga
Cardinals
Chivazo
Pittsburgh Pirates
Crazy Dean
Cubs
News York Giants
Philias
Douniestkailer
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
Bob Fothergill
Bob Leids
Tom Clver
Cleveland
Louis
Wes Ferrell
Lynwoull
Rowe
Dotvit
White Sox
Sche
Two Games in Junior League on Saturday
The Sprovers schedule two Junior League games for Saturday at 9 80 and 11 00 in the morning at the Junior High School. A game between Gordon and Johnson will be played at that venue. Forfeiture rules may apply if teams fail to appear, with a new team to join if a squad misses the Saturday game.
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Gordon
Satunday
Itwmond
Tesim Witl
Johnson Ohih
M.C. A
Saburay
Yesterday's Heroes and Suspensions In Philadelphia Sports
Yesterday's Heroes. Bob Less of Hel Sox tripled in 1st inning driving the winning run. SEVERO SUSPENDED Philadelphia June 2 The Staly athletic commission suspended Louis Severo of Meadville and Jono Mack of Reading for taking part in an illegal boxing show and Mack for failure to honor a contract.
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Bob Less
Severo
Philadelphia
Staly Athletic Commission
Louis Severo
Meadville
Jono Mack
Reading
Mack Low
Eleventh Victory Bros Clinch County League Title
North East's Eleventh Victory Bros clinched the County League championship with a 1-2 win over Erin Tech on Thurallas afternoon at home. St Marys hosts Erie Wekerds, in a top showdown with the Colts, as both teams seek key wins this season. the Wekerds face a possible first defeat next Sunday and must sharpen their defense to beat the strong Colts.
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Victory Bros
Leagie Alrcady
Erin Tech
Teagie
Diate Leligte
St Marys
Docka Aliich
Erie Wekerds
Shell
Wekerds
Bekerds
Merchants
Nurites
Scores and schedules from yesterday and today
Baseball results from yesterday show Cleveland defeating St. Louis 3 to 1 Detroit beat Chicago 3 to 1 Boston triumphed over Washington 7 to 5 with 12 innings noted. New York beat Philadelphia 7 to 2 St Louis 6 Chicago 1. International action Toronto 6 Montreal 4 Buffalo 21 Rochester Albany 6 Jersey City. Today American League games list Philadelphia at New York and Cleveland at St Louis with NL matches Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
National New York
Philadelphia
International Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Jersey City
New York
National
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New
American W. L. Pet
New Yorke
Pr If
St Louis
National le Pet
Girard Captures County Baseball Title in Thriller
Girard von High ton defeats Waterford 7 in a playoff to clinch the County Scholastic Baseball League title. Wheeler Girard pitched strongly, blanking Waterford over the final four innings after a tense game tied earlier. Waterford mounted a late rally but fell short as Girard’s defense and timely hits sealed the win at Athletic Field.
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von’ Neida
Waterford
Girard von Highton
Athletic Field
Chubs
Wheeler Girard Moundsman
Eller
Girard
Hd Mitchell
Schlosser
Mone Phelps
Waterford Finer
Chad Citters
von Niesla Jan
Ming
Three Year Old Equine Stars In American Derby
Chicago June 4 Another World's Derby will be run at Washington Park tomorrow with a field of 12 to 15 foals for a $25,000 mile and a quarter race. Head Play and Mr Khayyam figure as top contenders. Gold Basis among favorites. The field includes Charley O, Pain Rocheaster, BamSoula and others in a renewal of one of America's oldest races.
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Washington Park
Head Play
Charley
Mr. Khayyam
George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Boundess
America
Ani Slht
Charley O. Gold Basis
Pain Rocheater
BamSoula
Bright Bubble
Shrideaway
Silent Shot
Misguide
Traye Call
Col. Hatfield
North Gallis
Pechniqie
McGraw Named Manager of All Nationals Team
New York June 2 John McGraw former manager of the New York Giants has accepted the managership of the all star National League team that will play an all star American circuit combination at Chicago. He was the unanimous choice in the league’s eight teams and has been inactive since retiring as Giants pilot.
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Unites Ress
New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
Chicago
Jay
McGraw
Giants
Johnsonburg Faces Merchants in League Showdown
Corry Merchants return to Interstate Baseball League play Sunday at Athletics Field as they meet Johnsonburg. Crandall era manager Howard Crandall fields ace Axt Harrison, known as a speed merchant, against the Johnnies who rely on strong pitching. Bannis Tes, Mele Ainger, and Group are lineup mentions as Merchants prepare to face a tough Johnsonburg attack.
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Corry Merchants
Interstate Baseball League
Toros
Johnsonburg
Johnnies
Crandall Managed
Axt Harrison
Durant City
Kane Independents
Harrison
Fats
Howard Ty Crandall
Bannistes
Mele Ainger
Merchants
Mikey
House of David Nhe
Chang
Meyers Wins Indianapolis Race After Bold Comeback Plan
Lou Meyers of Southgate rebuilt his car after the 1925 earthquake and borrowed to finance the repairs and travel. He won the Memorial Day race in Indianapolis, earning $14,000 prize plus $1,150 in laps and anticipated endorsements, reflecting a hard‑fought national recognition.
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Southgate
Calif
Lou Meyers
Indianapolis
Meyers
Two Forfeit Games In M G A Mushball League
The M G A Mushball League forfeited two games on Monday as players from two clubs worked before Memorial Day. Forfeits stand if managers do not replay. One game reached sixteen innings with Washington Market facing Phalanx and ending 8 8 at darkness. Schedule for next week lists Washington street grounds Ca Al vs Odd Fellows and Washington Market vs Aero Supply at junior high grounds with iiwanis versus Alpha Phalan.
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Washington Market
Phalanx
Washington Street Grounds
Odd Fellows
Aero Supply
Iiwanis
Alpha. Phalan
Play Opens On St Paul Links In Open Championship
United Press reports the St Paul Open golf event underway with 110 players entering. Arch ie Hambrick leads driving preliminaries at 256.9 yards, three ahead of Herb Snow. final 36 holes set for Sunday alongside the driving tournament.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Archié Hambrick
Zanesville
Harry Cooper
Ghipago
MD Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Idah
Gauis
Hambrick
Herb Snow
Minneapolis
Cruickshank
Dudley
Laurgament
Leo Diegel
Grosse Point
Mich
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Olin Dutry
Brentwood Heights
Sallf
George von Bim
Akron
Sam Parks
Uniontown
Chal Igine Wins Classic Epsom Oaks At Epsom Downs
In England at Epsom Downs on June 28 Chal Igine, Thornton Smith’s filly, captured the Classic Oaks title with Miss JB Captain’s Solatata finishing second and Purtoy from Washington Singer’s stable in third. The winner is the daughter of Phutisis, rising after a rough two-year-old season with six straight losses.
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United Press
Epsom Downs
England
Thornton Smith
Chal Igine
Couptain
Solatata
Washington Singer
Isey
Phutisis
Veterans' Aid Debate Spurs National Veto and Tax Fight
A fragmented Tribune editorial comments on President Roosevelt's veterans' aid program, criticizing political maneuvering and the push for a veterans' bonus. It argues for plain duty under law, condemns political exploitation, and highlights the plight of veterans and families facing hunger without relief.
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