Local ball club hopes spark public support
Stirring talk from Stan Miller of the News Agency suggests a push to sponsor a Titusville ball club and test community sentiment for self covering operations. Prank Thayer of the Herald notes vague plans to reorganize baseball locally as progress remains unclear.
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Rabbits damage Titusville shrubs sparks home remedy note
Property owners report rabbits gnaw bark on shrubs and small trees in Titusville. A spray of creolin mixed with water and sprinkling with hydrated lime are suggested remedies. The note also recalls Hughes Mulcahy’s rise to Phillies pitching ace and other varied tidbits from sports and local life.
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Derringer Arrest Ordered Over $7.17 Judgment
Paul Derringer, Reds pitcher, was ordered arrested by Supreme Court Justice Eres Hammer in New York on a claim by Robert F. E. Condon of Larchmont for an alleged assault in a Philadelphia hotel room in July 1936. The judgment for $7.17 stems from that incident.
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Many Snakes Beneficial Many eolirian Snakes
Article notes that snakes are largely beneficial to ecosystems with most species posing no threat to humans though a few poisonous varieties exist. It underscores that the majority aid in controlling rodent populations and maintaining balance in habitats.
Snead Leads National Open By One Stroke
Sammy Snead, the West Virginia star, holds a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the National Open in Philadelphia after a 39-hole 139. Jean Horton Smith trails with 140, Craig Wood 141, Marvin Ward 142, while Denny Shute and Rath Guttman are among others within striking distance as weathered contenders push for the title.
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United Press
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Guldahl
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Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
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Spokane
Wash
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Hunitington
W. Va
Prisoners Refuse Police Minstrel Show Rehearsal
In Lynn Massachusetts prisoners rehearsing dog steps on the second floor of the police station interrupted by a dozen officers halting the trying event. The article notes complaints from inmates labeled guests in the first hour cells about the disruption.
Ping Pong Exhibition Delights YMCA Crowd
Western Pennsylvania’s championship table tennis lineup from O11 City staged an indoor exhibition before 75 spectators at the YMCA rooms on First Avenue. Led by singles champ Bill Buckley, the visitors showed strong skill. teammates included L. E. Cramer, Jack Hutchinsen, Leo Szalewicz, along with Gerry’s Stanley Anderson, Eddie Davis and Bud McCray. Kramer spoke on the game’s origin and fundamentals, and local secretary B. C. Reneau praised the event, hinting a local ping pong league to form next winter.
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Browns boast three leaders among hitters
United Press reports the St. Louis Browns, despite last place, have three top ten hitters in the league averages through Thursday. George McQuinn leads the American League at .360, Billy Sulllivan is tied for third, Myril Hoag sits fifth, with Bruce Campbell second in the league. Morris Arnovich tops the National League at .400, while Atley Donald leads AL pitchers with six wins and no losses.
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Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
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U.S. Polo Team Set for Sunday Showdown
At Whitbury N Y June 10 the United States defense of the Westchester Cup named Mike Phipps Tommy Hirchcock Stewart Egelhart and Winston Guest in the starting lineup for a second Match against Britain’s light brigade. The Americans aim to win and return the cup after 18 years while the British chase a three year, 1.2 million dollar effort for the trophy.
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Baseball results from Newark and others in the league
Newark defeated Toronto 11 to 8 while Montreal beat Baltimore 4 to 2. Syracuse triumphed 7 to 9? Buffalo won 6 to 3. Rochester edged Jersey City 7 to 1. American Association notes Toledo 9, St Paul 1 and Kansas City 18, Milwaukee (incomplete) are listed.
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Missouri Panhandle shaping state border tale
Missouri's Panhandle in the southeast corner between the Mississippi and St Francis rivers is linked to a prominent property owner who sought to include his plantation in the new state, creating a peculiar jog south of the 36 30 parallel. The standings section lists American and National leagues with wins and losses and yesterday's results, including Detroit Cleveland Washington Boston and New York Chicago, and today’s games scheduled across major matchups.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Rally In Frantic Day Of Major League Games
Brooklyn Dodgers surge to third with a 7-4 win over the Cardinals and a chance at the pennant as three games with the Reds loom. Cubs best Giants 4-3, Posedel guides Bees past Pirates, Muller's single drives two in for the Red Sox in a split with the Yankees. Feller strong for Cleveland in 3-2 win over Washington as Detroit bats explode for 14 hits in a 14-4 rout of the A’s. Foxx homers twice for Boston.
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Yesterday's Hero Babe Phelps Helps Dodgers Beat Cardinals
Babe Phelps sparked Brooklyn with a four for four hitting performance, driving in two runs and scoring twice to fuel a late surge and top the Cardinals.
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West Catholic Shines In Mile Relay At Penn Meet
West Philadelphia Catholic High School’s one mile relay team won by defeating Altoona High at the University of Pennsylvania interscholastic track meet. West Catholic ran 3:29.9, within five tenths of a second of the world school record.
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Bolling Sold to Phillies After Weekend Trade
Philadelphia reports Jack Bolling of the Atlanta Crackers has been purchased by the Phillies from Atlanta for left handed pitcher Jennings Poindexter and cash. President Gerry Nugent announced the deal. In other action, Springdale High School won the WPIAL baseball title with a 2-0 victory over McKeesport High at Forbes Field, completing a rain-shortened schedule.
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Change Costs of Licenses Albany June 10
New York State will issue separate hunting fishing and trapping licenses starting January 1 nine revised fee schedule. Hunting $1.05 fishing $1.65 trapping $4.25. combined hunting and fishing $2.25. Non resident rates include $5.50 fishing, $2.75 three day license, $25 trapping. hunting permit for out of state residents $10.50 with combined fishing license.
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