Aeros and Raymonds continue deadlocked league standings
Aeros Supply downed Corry Jamestown 15 to 10 in the City Baseball League opener and the Raymonds edged All Way Electrics 7 to 6 in a tight contest. Staples earned his fourth win after relief work, while DeLury hit a pivotal three base hit to seal the Raymonds’ victory.
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Ail Way Electrics
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Raymond
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Anderson
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J. Baressi
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Koestner
Coates
Fleming
Owens
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Mountain
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Knapp
Talk of Changing Ball League Sparks City Debate
The City Baseball League weighs slimming from four to three teams amid concerns about Corry Jamestown All Way Electric and Creeds. A Saturday doubleheader left four players injured including Raymon d Hand with possible rib damage and a cramp to Landers. Readers are urged to consider rebalancing teams while preserving local talent and competitive play.
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Creeds
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Lkely
Colkur
Granges
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Vist
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Merton Fitch
Second Ward
Daye
Tony Sprovers
Alyways
Linle
Dom Hand
Rayman
Carter
Ony Landers
Raymond
Patrick to Meet John Lewis in Main Go Tonight
In Pittsburgh tonight at Hickey Park Mittvair Patrick from California, claimed to have engaged in 21 major bouts on the west coast, will fight John Lewis in the 10 round headliner. Patrick cites prior wins over Braddock Laskey and McGarthy, and twice over Sharkey’s protege.
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John Lewis
Pittsburgh
Tee
Hickey Park
Mittvair
Tom Patrick
Iusky California
Irahmah
Caiming
West Nouat
Sweats
Jain Henry Lew
Patrck
James
Ah Braddock
Art Laskey
Jack McGarthy
Jacke Sharkey
Spiders Game Cancelled By Travel Breakdown
The Jamestown Spiders game against the New York Giants at Celoron Park was cancelled yesterday after noon when Jamestown officials learned the Giants’ train broke down near Olean. The halt prevents any on field action and leaves both teams with no result.
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Jamestown Spiders
New York Black Giants
Celoron Park
Jamestown Sandgement
Giants
Lois
Olean
Dunkirk Wins County Track Meet At Dunkirk High
Dunkirk High School won the annual county track meet held Saturday afternoon. Dunkirk edged Falconer with a strong margin as Silver Creek took fourth place. The deciding moment came with the relay in the last event, leaving the team title unsettled until its completion.
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Dunkirie
Amollemargin
aMneld Falconer
Silver Creek
Falconer
Union City Leads County Ball Circuit with 210 to 6 Win
Union City surged to the top of the County Baseball League by crushing Girard 210 to 6 in a rout that pushed Girard into a tie for third. Albion American Legion swept Nesby 16-2 and 13-1, Albion Merchants defeated Wattsburg 16-5, and Harborcreek barely beat Hammel 11-10 in 10 innings. In tennis, Big Bill Tilden captured the International Tennis Players Association crown by defeating George M. Lott Jr 8-0 8-1 6-2 in South Orange New Jersey.
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Praies
Union Way
Girard
County Baseball League
Albion American ‘Legion
Nesby
Alhion Merchants
Wattsburg
Harborcreek
Hammel
Tilden
South
Orangh
N. J
Big Bill ‘Tiden
George M. Lott, Jr
International Tennis Players' Association
Presbyterian Meets First Methodist In City Musicball Clash
Presbyterian's entry in the City Musicball League faces First Methodist tossers at the Fair grounds tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Salvation Army squads will tangle with United Brethren on Main street grounds in a pair of scheduled games.
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Presbyterian
First Methodist
Salvation Army
United Brethren
Moody advances to third round at St George's Hill Open
In Welbridge England on June 3 Helen Wills Moody won her first competitive Tennis since her 1983 American championship final defeat to Helen Jacobs. Moody defeated Miss J Nouey 6 2 6 0 to reach the third round of the event.
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Helen Moody
Welbridge
England
Helen Jacobs
Mira
Helen Wills Moody
Miss J. Mi Nouey
Golfers Open Pro Tournament At Corry Country Club
More than a score of golfers from northwestern Pennsylvania and western New York, amateur and professional, tee off at Corry Country Club for a 16 hole sweepstakes. Tony Joy, Corry pro, and Toby Lyons, Northeast amateur, are favored to win. A semi monthly series is planned after the event pending weather.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
Corry Country Club
Tony Joy
Corry
Toby Lyons
Northast
Simon Pure
Yesterday's Baseball and Hockey Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia defeating Washington 8-7 in the American league, New York topping Boston 7-2, Detroit beating Chicago 10-5, Cleveland 6 over St. Louis 2, and St. Louis 2 over Chicago 2 in other actions. National play sees Philadelphia 7 over Brooklyn 5, New York 0 over Boston 2, Pittsburgh 8 over Cincinnati 0, and Chicago 1 over St. Louis 6. International totals list Syracuse 10-8 over Newark, Baltimore 2-4, Buffalo 14-0, and Rochester 4-6. Montreal 16-4 against Toronto 2-3.
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Boston
Washington
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St. Louis
Senere
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
National Philadelphia
International Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Albany
Buffalo
Rochster
Montreal
Toronto
Penn-Drakes Edge Emlenton In Tight Tilt At Carter Field
June 3 at Carter Field the Penn-Drakes defeated Emlenton 3 to 2 behind veteran Pug Mahoney. Davis, Ster Yng right-hander, limited the Penn-Drakes to eight hits as the game featured tense moments and timely hitting, with six hits reversing a previous decision against the Penn-Drakes.
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Carter Field
Penia-Drakes
Stern Vag Olis
Emlenton
Titusville
Pug Mahoney
Penn-Drakes
Davis
Scribes at Open Lead National Open tourney week
Leading sports writers will be at the Oakmont National Open tournament as it opens this week. Friday games include Cleveland at St. Louis and Philadelphia at New York. Also scheduled is St. Louis at Chicago.
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Foday
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cards Creeping Toward First Place in League
George Kirkley reports the St Louis Cardinals won six straight, trimming the Giants lead to 3 1/2 games as the Giants were blanked by the Braves 2 0. Cardinals beat Cubs 6 5 after trailing 5 1 in the ninth, with Jimmy Collins delivering a bases loaded homer. Dizzy Dean closed the Cubs rally in the ninth and Tex Carleton held the early dominance. Giants idle. Cubs loom. Braves stop Giants. Other results: Pirates blank Reds 8 0 behind Pim Weaver. Phillies top Dodgers 7 5. Yankees beat Red Sox 7 2 with four players driving in runs. White Sox lose to Tigers 10 0. Athletics beat Washington 8 7 as Higgins delivers ninth inning single.
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United Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
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Reds
Cubs
Giants
Bob Smith
Boston Braves
Tex Carleton
Chicago Cubs
Cameron
Jimmy Collins
Larry French
Carleton
Dizzy Dean
Cub
Clydell Castleman
Nashville
Pim Weaver
Pittsburgh
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Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Detroit
Tigers
Berger
Knickerbocker
Trotsky
Averill
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Pinky Higgins
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Yesterday's Hero In Major Leagues
Jimmy Collin known as Tie Ripper of the St. Louis Cardinals homered with the bases loaded to boost a 6 5 victory over Chicago. The item appears in a classified ad section of the Journal highlighting a recent ballgame moment.
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Tie Ripper
Collin
St.Louis Cardinals
Letty Larry
Pranch
St. Louis
Chicago
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