Local League Adds Spur To City Softball Scene
Corry clubs join the league stirring local interest in softball this season. New rules limit spikes and sliding while enforcing a 14 hour notice for rain postponements. A two day archery invitational at Erie Lake Shore draws many avid archers with 60 plus participants expected. Recommendations to shift game seasons and add a deer season aim to align state code with new schedules.
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Spfibat
Yhleh
Upton City
Waterford
Botihall
Tiga
Symachal
Corry
Nome Town
Severay Corry
Erie Lake Shore
Isaak Wallon League
Plans to Attend Football Clinic by Gus Dorais at Erie East High
Don Hovey local football and basketball official plans to attend a football clinic conducted by Gus Dorais at Erie East High Yard from June 20 to June 25. Hovey aims to pick up drills notes to aid officiating through Dorais, Detroit University athletic director and 1937 All-star coach. At least thirty seven district coaches expected to attend.
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Don Hovey
Gus Dorais
Erie East High
Hovey
Duvern
Helpfill
Lecuves
Dorais
Detroit University
Geidders
Gil Ghitozo
New Jersey Women in Tourney Final
June 11 New Jersey gained a stranglehold on the metropolitan golf championship as two Curtis entries, Malreen Creutt and Charlotte Glutting, qualified for the final round. East region titleholder Glutting defeated Mrs Henry, while Plymouth holder Amenders from Long Island was noted in action.
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Purchase
New Jersey
Theanen
Curtis
Malreen Creutt
Charlotte Glutting
Diet Preuth
Whetown
Evil Amenders
Long Island
Qehlla Mime
Henry A Emit Eer Chatnyio" Ey
Picard Leads National Open As Heat Tests Nerves
Henry Picard from Hershey Pennsylvania holds a two stroke lead at the National Open after 36 holes at Cherry Hills Colorado with rounds of 70 and 70. Dick Metz trails at 141 and Ralph Guldahl struggles with the putter, while other contenders Zimmerman McSpaden and Langomay show potential as the field narrows toward the final rounds.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Denver
Colo
Henry Picard
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Picard
Cherry Hills
Fay
Chick Evans
Minnekahda
Long Jim Barnes
Te Columbia Country Club
Chevy Chase
Jones
Dick Metz
Albert Lasker
Chicago
Mill Road Farm Hurse
Lake Forest
Til
Richard
Metz
Harold
Ami
Allen Profit From Torn Shirt Sale In Cleveland
New York report says Allen made a net profit from selling a torn shirt worn by Inkway, the Cleveland pitcher. Inkway, fined 250 for flagrant conduct in a game against the Boston Red Sox, refused a kit and several items. The incident, linked to a department store display, highlights the ongoing dispute and penalties in the league.
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New York
Inkway ‘Alien
Cleveland Dians
Cleveland
Allen
Boston Red Sox
Bill weGowsn
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Yesterday's scores across the American and National leagues show New York beating Cleveland 8 2 while Chicago won 16 2 over Boston and Detroit toppled Washington 7 0 The National League results include New York 3 St Louis 4 and Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh and Boston Cincinnati noted in play The International League Buffalo 8 Newark 9 Montreal 6 Baltimore 4 Toronto 4 Jersey City 4 American Association Kansas City 9 Columbus 5 Indianapolis 9 Louisville 2 Today’s schedule lists Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston New York at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington St Louis at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati and other matchups
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New Yorke
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
St. Louise
Philadelphia
Detroit
Wash
National
New York
St. Louis
Phila
Fittsburgh
Brooklyn
Iain
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Washington
Pittsburgh
Intimati
18 Qualify For Altoona Auto Races
Final qualification rounds for the Altoona speedway races were held this morning. Of 45 drivers, 18 qualified for this afternoon’s events. Joe Chickwood Tulsa Oklahoma Evert Saylor Dayton Ohio and Gus Shader Cedar Rapids Indiana posted record speeds led by Chickwood at 97.4 mph. The previous qualifying mark of 91.6 mph was set by Floyd Roberts.
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Alloona
Gue
Altona
Joe Chickwood
Tulsa
Okla
Evert Saylor
Dayton
Gus Shader
Gedar Rapids
Oval
Chickwood
Floyd Roverts
Yesterday's Hero Letty Gomez Delivers Yankees Victory Over Indians
Letty Gomez silenced doubters by pitching the New York Yankees to a win against the league-leading Cleveland Indians. The performance lifted the team and showcased Gomez's clutch pitching in a key matchup.
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Letty Gomez
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Tribe Warned To Beat Yanks To Win Title
New York, June 11. Oscar Vitt warned his Cleveland Indians they must beat the New York Yankees on their home lot to win the pennant. The Yankees, rallying under Bill Dickey and Lou Gehrig, downed Cleveland 8-2 as Joe Gordon sparked a late rally and the Yankees gained momentum toward the pennant.
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Genius Kirkley
New York
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Witt
Hig Ball Club
Indians
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Letty Gomez
Joe Gordon
Yankee
Bill Dickey
Lou Gehrig
Ray Ansley Hero of Open Golf
Ray Manley of Ojal California rose from obscurity to national fame at the National Open on the Cherry Hills course. He endured a dramatic incident at the sixteenth hole where he hammered his ball in a swift creek for nearly half an hour, finishing with a remarkable performance that captivated observers.
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United Press
Idemie
Colo
Ray Manley
Ojal
California
United States
Juullon Golf
Ainsley
Cherry Hills
Bordes
White Sox rout Red Sox 15 to 2 behind Stratton five-hitter
Monte Stratton pitched a five hit game as the Chicago White Sox shellacked four Red Sox pitchers for 20 hits and two homers by Mike Kreevich and one by Stratton. Detroit beat Washington 7-6 in 10 innings. Buck Newsom earned his seventh win vs the Athletics. Giants beat the Cardinals to extend NL lead. Phillies snap seven game skid with 4-3 win over Pittsburgh.
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Iptelaire
Yankee Wall
Marvellus Myris
Mys
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Monte Stratton
White Sox
Mike Kreevich
Stratton
Hayes
Detroit
Washington
St. Tonie Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
York
Shult
Tigers
Buck Newsom
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Hugh Miulesky
Rosa Ballara
Fred Wolcott of Rice sets new race mark
Fred Wolcott the Rice Institute sophomore hurdler ran in heavy rain and broke 120 yard high hurdles and 220 yard low hurdles records at Marquette central meet. He glided over the barriers with a new style, turning heads as he heads toward the National Intercollegiate meet. His time in the high hurdles smashed the old mark by five tenths, while the 220 yard lows also fell as he dominated the field despite stiff competition from Woodruff and Wenske.
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Wolwaviane
Wis
Minneagalia
Pittsburgh
Genils
John Woodruff
Charles
Chuck) Wenske
Wisconsin
Wolcott
Woodruff
Fenske
Fenske. Included In the Exceptional Hurly
Harvey Whodstra
Michigan State
1. C. Va
Allan ‘Tolmich
Sophomiere
Fay
Emmett Brunson
Fundies
Red
Bronso
Jesse Owen
Westinghouse Grants Vacation to Workers
The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company reports a total expenditure of about £4,000,000 for paid vacations through the war. Since 1917 Westinghouse has granted two weeks of vacation with pay to hourly paid workers with twenty years of service.
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Uniteo Press
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Eletric and Manufacturing Company
Westlighouse
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Mangrum
Ant
Ralph Guldahl
Wetvoit
Guldak
Ralph Haseen
Ray Mangraia
Western
Nemo Sherba
Andy Gaspar
Frank Soudale
Pitt
Jimsoit
Thiurslny
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
New York State
James F Finn
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Mndianapolis
Louisville
Ite
Hors d'Combat
Gabby
Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Altoona Auto Races
Vitt
Ray Ansley
Orncer
Bermit
Kiki
Mabryabi
Mothers
Re Williams
Ray Thompson
APTA
Becquse
Ben
Myra North
Goodby
Saifri
Nan
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
Fred Wolcott
RICE
Milwaukee
Westinghouse
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