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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
6
Local golf notes report Ted Luther, former Corry pro, must shave strokes to rival last year’s National Open 12th place. Luther’s 80 in round one sits near par with many scores under it. His second 18 holes slated for today. if under 60, 36 holes will be played Saturday.
In a Northwestern Pennsylvania league game at City, June 7, the Sterling Ons beat the Franklin Trust 5 to 1. Lefty Kendall, once Penn’s nemesis, faced the Sterlings for the first time at the plate and the team hit the tall pitcher hard, ending with 100 hits and the decisive victory. A separate item reports nine-year-old William Carrothera sacrificing his life to save his dog as a Wheeling and Lake Erie train struck the boy after he jumped onto the tracks.
Thompson set the pace in the national open at Oakmont after the second round with 146 total, overtaking Alvin Krueger who totals 148. Sarazen and Parks trail with 148 and 150 respectively as leaders push to gain edge. other top names like Espinosa and Picard also posting solid scores.
Albany June 7 The Bramham presidency of the National Association of Minor Professional Baseball Leagues says ex convict Edwin Pitts is ineligible to play professional baseball. Bramham told Sing Sing warden Lawes that allowing ex-convicts into organized baseball is not permitted, even if Pitts has a release.
St Pauls Gibbons defeated Jimmy Belmont of North Braddock in a 10 round decision at Greenlee Field before a full crowd. Belmont pressed the action at 157 pounds but judges ruled Gibbons the clear winner by wide margins, giving him his 52nd straight victory as fans cheered.
A terse profile recalls Alessinider Hattton once close to key aides and presidents across parties. The piece notes obscure roles, vague duties, and enduring questions about influence and lineage in national governance.
Yesterday's results show Detroit beating Cleveland and Washington defeating Boston. Pittsburgh edged St Louis, while other games were rain delayed. Buffalo played Montreal to a net result. Today’s schedule features Detroit at Chicago and several City matchups across leagues.
Helen Moody, 6 1 64 over Billie Yorke to reach the final of the St George's Hill Open in Weybridge England on June 7. Despite gale winds and rain, Moody controlled play with clean shots and cross court accuracy in the fourth straight victory of her comeback.
In the eight day lead up to the trading deadline, Brooklyn seeks Dizzy Dean while Boston pursues Foxx. Deals hover as teams aim to overhaul the Yankees and Giants, with Dodgers offering cash for Dean and Red Sox linked to Foxx plus Dahlgren. Other clubs like Pittsburgh, Detroit, and Washington make moves as results flow from a busy week in the standings.
In St Louis on June 6 the Dizzy Dean controversy split the city into two camps. One side saw his remarks as a routine bust of offhand bravado, the other felt his attitude showed arrogance and questioned his value beyond the Cardinals. The episode touched multiple local concerns and highlighted Dean’s influence on sales and public perception.
Barrett Melvin, son of club pro Eridie Melvin, shattered Wanango Country Club’s five year old 68 record with a 68 in a twosome with Sam Messer. He fired seven birdies and ten pars on a tough layout, finishing two strokes under the previous mark set by Tommy Armour in a 1930 exhibition with Hagen Kroeh and Edie Melvin. The Franklin high schooler carded a standout round on the Tinks course.
Detroit outfielder Goose Goslin starred with a triple and three singles driving in five runs in a 10-8 win over Cleveland Indians.
Gene Sarazen announced before his first round at the National golf tournament that he has signed an exhibition tour contract with Mildred Babe Didrikson, the Texas all around athlete. Arrangements hinge on his travel to Britain for the Open with word of a June decision.
Bob Bracken of Suphotuche High School won the city tennis tournament at Mills Street Courts by taking three straight from Lee Shoemaker Jr. with scores 6 3 6 3 6 1. Bracken reached finals by defeating Bertram while Shoemaker defeated Dearing in the semifinals. The tournament concludes.
Homestead Grays travel to Celoron Park Sunday at 3 PM to face the Jamestown Spiders in daylighting action. The Grays, a top traveling team, will test their skills against Billy Webb's 1935 Spiders, a star-driven Buffalo semi pro lineup familiar to Corry fans.
The Aeros and Raymonds, each holding four wins and one loss, lead the City Baseball League as they prepare a twin bill tomorrow at Washington Street grounds. The Aeros meet the Electrics at 1:30 PM, while the Raymonds face Corry Jamestown. Changes to rosters are expected among weaker teams, with veteran Vern Group likely starting for Aeros and Prof Leng to sit for the Electrics.
A large crowd from the city and nearby areas is expected to attend the exhibition game against the Grays as the team throws and returns the ball in a full display of skills.
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