Senior High honors two stars Brown and McElroy tonight
Senior High concludes outstanding sports careers for Bob Brown and Ed McElroy with diplomas tonight. Brown excelled in football and basketball despite early eye challenges, while McElroy was a reliable guard and standout on the court. Fellow seniors Martin Kepple, Walter Paulson, and Charles Bracken also noted for their contributions as athletes and subs. The school salutes all 1999 classmates and their athletic leadership. The Cooperstown centennial baseball program showcases major league appearances and college games, highlighting Cornell versus Virginia and a slate of exhibition events through September.
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Dodgers Best Drawers Pati Draws Crowds In Brooklyn
Dodgers draw over 300000 to home games as season passes one quarter. They outdraw all in the league and even surpass the New York Yankees. Manager Larry McPhail credits the club yet calls Brooklyn fans baseball jokers and adds that thousands fill the town.
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Indians to Play Another Double Bill at League Park
June 5 Cleveland reports the Indians will host a third double header of the season at League Park facing Washington. Likely pitchers Miner and Met Harder for Cleveland, while Bucky Harris may use two rookie right handers Jos Haynes and Alex Caraqual, who have shown solid form.
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Guldaht Seeks Third Straight Open Win In Philia Meet
Ralph Guldaht enters the National Open with odds around 4 to 1 as he chases a historic third consecutive Open title. The 7866 yard course favors accuracy. Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen headline the field with strong support. Vic Ghezzi and Harry Cooper are among contenders. 165 players vie after withdrawals.
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Harry Cooper
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Rainbows Top Pirates In Twilight Pony League Clash
Jamestown Niaga Falls Rainbows defeated the Pirates 6 to 3 at Celoron Park. Jack Lange hit a three run homer in the ninth to rally but fell just short of tying the game. About 477 fans witnessed the twilight contest. The teams set to meet again at 8 30 p m EST this evening at Celoron.
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Bradley Seeks Control of Minor League Players
Cleveland club chief Alva Bradley urges league action to regulate ownership and control of multiple minor league affiliates to curb one club dominance. He notes the case of Joe Gallagher, optioned to Newark, illustrating how player depth allows big clubs to shuttle talent while others lack rosters.
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National Baseball Standings Show Mix Of Scores And Games
Yesterday results include Detroit 6 New York 2 and Cleveland 8 Boston 7 while Chicago 7 Philadelphia 4 Washington 10 and St Louis 7. Today New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis and more show scheduling across major teams.
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War Admiral Retired From Racing After 1937 Triple Crown
War Admiral, son of Man o War, is taken off the track and retired to study. Owner Samuel D. B. Riddle announced through Glen Riddle Farms manager William Whaley that the 1937 three year old nemesis would end his racing career in the next few days. Earlier rheumatic ailment treatment at Balmont Park contributed to the decision. he will be shipped to Maryland.
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Yesterday's hero Buck Newsom shines in Tigers rout
Yesterday's hero Buck Newsom, the old pro, allowed four hits as the Tigers demolished the Yanks 26 to 2 in a decisive victory. Newsom's performance drew praise despite earlier doubts about his form. The Tigers offense exploded with timely hits and power throughout the game.
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Conservatory defined as glasshouse connected to home
A conservatory is a small glasshouse attached to a house and used for display of foliage and flowering plants. The term also refers to a greenhouse that showcases plants for display purposes.
Artist Plays Here Friday at the YMCA
Jack Hutchinson of O City will team with Leo Seulewicz of Oll-City for a doubles ping pong demonstration at the YMCA on First Avenue Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Lawson Little to Play in British Open at St Andrews
Lawson Little former U S and British amateur champion, practicing in Philadelphia, announced he will compete in the British Open at St Andrews on July 3. He plans to sail from New York June 14 aboard the U S Washington as the second American entrant alongside Johnny Bulla of Chicago.
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Newsom Sets Yankees Down With Four Hits
Newson pitched a four hit game to throttle the Yankees as they lose again in a rough stretch. Tammy Bridges and Buck Newsom led the day with four hits each, sparking a series of AL results. Red Sox fall to Indians 8-7 while White Sox, Senators, and Giants post key wins.
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Chuck Klein Set to Sign with Pirates in 1930s Era
Philadelphia report notes Chuck Klein, veteran Phillies outfielder famed for NL power, ready to sign with the Pittsburgh Pirates after negotiating with Pirates manager Pie Traynor. Long-distance talks followed Klein’s permission to explore NL opportunities, as teams vie for his bat.
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Detroit Bids High for 1944 Olympic Games
London hosts the International Olympic Committee meeting as Detroit officials led by J Lee Barrett and Douglas Roby push to win the 1944 Olympics. Rome Athens and Tokyo also bid, but London remains the favorite despite Detroit efforts.
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Baseball scores from minor leagues and associations
In the International League Rochester defeated Newark 11 to 8 while Toronto beat Jersey City 8 to 1 Buffalo won 3 to 2 and Baltimore edged Syracuse 4 to 2 Montreal fell to 2. In the American Association Minneapolis prevailed over Toledo 6 to 5 Kansas City triumphed 11 to 3 over Louisville Milwaukee tied 2 to 2 with Indianapolis Columbus lost 6 to 8 and St Paul defeated at 2.
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