Raymond's Nine Takes Sole Lead In City Ball Circuit
Raymonds moved to the top of the City Banebsl League standings with a 7 to 4 victory over Cory Jamestown, as Kinney and Baressi sparked key hits and Patton delivered a clutch pinch hit. The Aeros dropped to second, while All-Ways Electric climbed to third following an upset loss by Cory Jamestown.
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Grays Defeat Spider Webbs at Celoron
Grays beat the Spider Webbs at Celoron with a strong start as Don Posey’s lineup scored three runs in the second inning and added two more in the third. The Jamestown Spiders were held to limited offense while Celoron’s hitters added an insurance tally in the sixth. A practice session with Tip Stanford Howe’s team followed at the Fair grounds at six.
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Pittsburgh Pro National Open Champion Parks Earns Praise
Sam Parks Jr., son of a Pittsburgh real estate man, eyed a dollar for each of his 50,000 Oakmont practice putts while hopes grew to win the National Open title. The narrative centers on his intense preparation and the treacherous greens that tested the famed shotmaking skill.
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Luther 313 score ends in 26th at Oakmont Open
Ted Luther former Corry Country Club pro from Youngstown finished 26th in the National Open at Oakmont. His 313 left him out of prize money but qualified him as a local entrant for next year. Parke won at 271 over par with 299 total. Jimmy Thomson second and Walter Hagen third.
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Canzoneri Klick Clash Tonight at Washington
Tony Canzoneri and Frankie Klick meet again at Griffith Stadium in a lightweight bout with no title at stake. Referee Jack Dempsey, a former champion, expects a hard 12 rounds as both men seek personal glory and a potential $1,000,000 in imagined satisfaction.
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Sam Parks Aims For 50000 Open Golf Title In 12 Months
Henry McLemore surveys bets and badinage around golf and boxing as famous names like Hagen, Dempsey, Baer, Carnera, Louis, and Hornsby surface in a brisk roundup. Notes on schedules, salaries, gear, and curious anecdotes highlight the sports world’s fortunes and follies.
Union Merchants Maintain Lead With Big Win Over Wattsburg
Union City routed Wattsburg 26 to 8 to extend its first place in the County Baseball League. Albion Legion defeated Girard 7 to 0 to reclaim runnerup status as Hammett blanked Albion Merchants 7 to 0 and Nasby upset Harborcreek 10 to 8. A ship in Vancouver reports a pigeon mascot aboard the MS Drachtdyle that landed on its easel four months ago en route Portland from Vancouver.
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Baer Braddock Title Fight Preparations Mapped
Asbury Park and New York news report Jim Baer finishing hard training with limited use of his right hand after an exhibition injury. Baer plans to weigh about 210 pounds and remains in New Jersey until the bout. James Braddock, weighing about 195, will train today in a downtown gym after six weeks at Loch Sheldrake camp and says he is in his best career shape. Odds favor Baer at 5-1 as Braddock seeks to prove himself against the champion.
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Braddock Toney
Powerful Corry Team to Face Union City Merchants
Corry's all star semi professional nine, drawn from City Baseball League squads, meets Union City Merchants in a Union City game tomorrow. Veteran Vern Group starts on mound with Sonny Staples and Babe Haenel as relievers. Sprovers catches. Starting lineup includes Dimick, Al Baressi, Kinney, Cobbett, Swantek, Anderson, G. Sproyert. subs Staples Haenel Mountain Landers.
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1100 Pound Blue Mako Caught on Rod and Reel
In Brime New Jersey on June 10, Francis HL Low landed what is believed to be the largest fish ever caught with a rod and reel, a blue mako over 1,100 pounds. The fight lasted two and a half hours with a 287 pound test line on a hickory rod, and the fish measured about 12 feet. The prior record belonged to Zane Grey with a 1,040 pound merlin swordfish.
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Standings and results in City Baseball League action
The City Baseball League standings show Lost Ave and Raymonds near the top with narrow margins. Corry Jamestown and IeWay Electri tie for position as results list Atl Ways 5 Aeros 4 and outline this week’s schedule with Wednesday’s Corry Jamestown versus Raymonds and Saturday’s Aeros against Raymonds and Corry Jamestown versus Electrics.
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Corry-Jamestown
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Open Date Matches
Yesterday's results show Washington 6 over Philadelphia 4 and Detroit 4 over Chicago 1. National scores include Boston 4 over New York and St Louis 19 over Chicago 2. International results list Montreal 8 Baltimore 5 and Toronto 8 over Newari 5. Today's games note Cincinnati at Pittsburgh as an open date matchup.
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Boxing Card Planned for State Armory June 19
Arrangements were completed to stage an amateur boxing card at the State Armory on Wednesday evening June 19. Promoters plan to finalize a program and bring in leading amateurs from the region, with an official announcement of the card to be made this week.
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Blanton and Bridges Move Ahead With Ninth Wins
By George Kirkley New York June 10 Cy Blanton of Pittsburgh and Tommy Bridges of Detroit are neck and neck as major league leaders with nine wins and three losses each. Blanton beat Cincinnati 4 1 while Bridges defeated Chicago 4 1. Blanton leads NL strikeouts with 71 and Bridges leads AL with 58. Bridges outdueled Silent John Whitehead as White Sox lost to Detroit. Hal Schumacher notches his sixth win as Giants top Braves 6 4. Dizzy Dean earns 14 2 Cardinals victory over Cubs. Ray Thomas limits Cleveland to five hits as Browns win 2 1. Ed Coleman homers for a St Louis rally in 6 4 Washington win over Philadelphia.
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Penn-Drakes Drop Two in Extra Inning Thriller at Carter Field
The Penn-Drakes and Alliance nine dueled at Carter Field on Saturday, tying 8-8 in an extra inning. fielding miscues and missed scoring chances doomed Penn-Drakes as Swissvale from Greater Pittsburgh League rallied in the ninth to deny a win. Sunday saw the Penn-Drakes lose again at Carter Field as Swissvale’s uprising spoiled another chance at victory. American Association results skimmed in with St. Paul, Indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, and Minneapolis games noted.
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Large Field In Golf Loop Play Close Matches
Corry's sxtem golf league opened last week with the nil scores. Raymonds defeated Keister's 8 to 64 while Old Mr. Boston beat Taso Hall 411 to 0 and Union City defeated Mr. X 9 to 0. This week’s matches list Raymonds against Esso Hall, Old Mr. Boston versus Union City, and Mr. X against Keister's. Last week’s results include numerous players such as J Motning Jr, B Swen, Holden, D Maloney, Feldt, Molnnes, Gustafson, Marrow, H Jones, H Sheen, Brown, Stewart, Malick, Keating, D Parker, J Maloney, and Forfeit by Union City Mr. X against K VanTassell.
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May Have Title Bout In Holland May Have Title Bout In Holland
Walter Rothenburg the German promoter needs only 30 000 to sign Max Baer for a heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling in Amsterdam on August 17. Anco Hoffman Baers manager said Rothenburg has arranged to stage the match at the Olympic stadium Amsterdam with a 60 000 seating capacity and a 300 000 guarantee. Hoffman requires 30000 in advance in New York 50000 in an American bank ten days before the bout and the remainder after. He has wired Rothenburg to come to New York to close the deal.
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Pirates Buy Hafey Right Handed Batter
Pittsburgh Pirates announce acquisition of Bud Hafey from the Chicago Americans for an undisclosed cash amount. Hafey, 21, will report to manager Pie Traynor in New York for a four game series with the Brooklyn Dodgers after joining the team in time for the road trip.
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Fragmented OCR Note Pictures Hidden Meaning
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a secretary and pursuit with unclear phrases. It includes references to living, existence, and a Dexter, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities suitable for a full news summary.
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