Outboard Ban Fueling New Inland Fishing Era
Outboard motorboats are banned on inland waters with the July 1 opening of the fishing season. Officials believe trolling elimination will cut fish catches but improve lake peace. Golf regains vigor in the city with strong junior member drive and renewed club enthusiasm. Sherman Stanford poised to become Ridgway football coach, replacing J B Timmons who stays as athletics director. A large sportmen rally at Erie Stadium Friday night features wildlife preservation leaders. Corry, Titusville, Youngsville, and Westminster College notes cover baseball, track, and basketball in local sports roundups. Francis Hogan runs 880 in 2 0 25 seconds setting new scholastic mark at Rochester. Johnny Johnson credits Hornell sources for updates.
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Shanty) Hogan
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Meadville Tribune-Republican
Schmeling Prepares Calm for Louis Title Bout
Max Schmeling, seven days from fight with Joe Louis, trains in a Catskills farmhouse. The German great remains calm and confident, saying Louis is the best he has faced but promising a hard battle. Unafraid and mentally prepared, Schmeling believes he can push Louis to the limit if no unforeseen events occur.
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United Press
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Catskills
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Ross Stops Tonielli in Fifth Round for Technical KO
United Press report from Milwaukee says welterweight champion Barney Ross halted Laddie Tonielli of Milwaukee in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round exhibition. Ross weighed 142 1/2 pounds. Tonielli 150 1/2.
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Barney Ross
Laddie Tonielli
Tonieli Welghed
Work Advances on Aero Baseball Field in City League
Aero city is pushing ahead with field construction as plans for a four team City League take shape. Kip Anderson says the field and 8.5 foot fence will be ready for the season’s first home game by late next week or the following week. Actos, Raymonds, Corry Jamestown unit under Faul Stroup, and an East Side rural team plan to enter. An independent Aeros squad may host Union City Athletics early in the season. Volunteers are urged to assist with fencing, ground work, and field setup to accelerate opening day.
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Kip Anderson
Actos and
Raymonds
Corry-Jamestown
Faul Stroup
Aeros
Union City
Liberty
Farmer Hurt When Team Tramples Him
Dil City June 11 A man about 35 named James Warner of Cherry Tree was trampled by his team of horses as they began to run away. He was sent to the hospital with head and rug injuries after stopping to investigate land he had plowed for gardens at Rousaville. The spirited team trampled their owner who could not escape.
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Dil City
Hey
James Warner
Cherrytree
Rousaville
Worner
Burglars Tool Odd Montreal Declared A Burglars Tool
Police arrested two men near a car after loitering with tightly rolled magazines tied with string described as burglars tools. The incident prompted a nearby investigation and police charges are pending.
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Montreal
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues May Show Rain Delays
Yesterday’s scores include Boston 4, Detroit 3 and Cleveland 10, Washington 2. Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3 with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn 3. Newark 5, Toronto 1. Baltimore 13, Battle 6, Rochester 8, Syracuse 6. Today’s games list Chicago at Washington and several others with rain noted for several matchups.
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Syracuse
Yesterday's Hero Ken O'Dea Delivers Ninth Inning Win
Ken O'Dea, catcher for the Chicago Cubs, singled in the ninth to drive in the tying and winning runs against the Phillies, sealing a dramatic late comeback.
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Ken O'Dea
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Mungo quits Dodgers at Pittsburgh may face fine
Brooklyn ace Mungo walked out in Pittsburgh yesterday amid contract disputes. He could be barred from baseball by commissioner Landis and faces fines or a temporary suspension by manager Steingell. Dodgers slipped to seventh straight loss as Cubs and others gained ground.
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United Press
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Marked for Slaughter in Wood County
Deputy Game Warden Bert Meagher lists Wood County poxes as public enemy number one. He vows extermination of the animals whenever their dens are found.
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Wood County
Bert Meaghy
Young Dems Field Strong Mushball Team In Erie League
Comy will play in a new mushball league sponsored by the Democratic Progressive Club of Erie county. Manager Donald Hovey says the squad is ready for the opening game versus the Alib picnic on June 20 at Moreland Park. Corry team members include Grice and Jordan as pitchers Berg and Pier as catchers Haressi Nichola Bisbee and Ottaway as infielders Shaver Finneda Stanford Bensi and Bennett as outfielders.
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Erie County
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Moreland Park
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Berg
Pier
Haressi
Nichola
Bisbee
Ottaway
Shaver
Finneda
Stanford
Bensi
Bennett
Spa Tournament for Women Opens at Riverside Golf Club
About 70 to 80 women golfers started the annual two day invitational at Riverside Golf Club in western Pennsylvania. Top contenders include Mary Kuhn and Betty Aberlathy of the Galsmont Country Chaitsburgh and Gertrude Lucas of Wanango Country Club Oil City, a trio that has long dominated the event and may decide the winner.
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Sue
Pennsylvana
Riverside Golf Club
Mary Kuhn
Betty Aberlathy
Galsmont
Pirates add young Texas fielder to squad
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced they acquired Melvin Pleibisch, University of Texas center fielder. Pleibisch, who is 6 feet tall and 190 pounds, bats right and throws right, will be assigned to one of the Pirates farm organizations for seasoning.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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University of Texas
Pleibisch
Corsair
Cochrane Illness May Reshape All Star Lineup
Boston June reports say Mickey Cochrane’s thyroid illness could trigger a shake up in the American League All Star selections. If he retires a new manager would name the five extra players. Cochrane leads voting for catcher with 440 votes, ahead of Rick Ferrell and Billy Sullivan. Bob Grove leads pitchers with 6,369 votes. Vernon Gomez and Monte Pearson trail in voting.
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Skeepy Jim
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Rick Ferrell
Red Sox
Billy Sullivan
Cleveland
Cochrane
Bob Grove
Vernon
Goofy) Gomez
Yankees
Monte Pearson
Jamie
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