Raymonds Move To Second Place In City Baseball League
Jim Maloney's Raymond nine extended its win streak to three games, rolling to a 16 inning run spree last night with an 18 hit attack that boosted the club toward a top spot in the 61st City Baseball League. Despite early struggles, Raymonds cleaned up in defense and hitting, solving outfield questions and shaping up as a balanced, strong contender.
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Raymonds rout Corry Jamestown 16 to 6 in postponed game
Raymonds pounded Corry Jamestown pitchers for eighteen hits to win 16 to 6, rising to second place in City Baseball League. Landers led with four hits including a double and a triple, Debury and Roberts added three hits each, while Staples and Bachomnen contributed multi-hit games as Swantek struggled on the mound. Corry Jamestown scorers managed only three hits in the first inning and were held in check thereafter as Raymonds bullpen and fielding limited their offense.
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Freder ick J Perry on Japan as Davis Cup threat
Henry McLemore surveys tennis power beyond Australia and America, arguing Japan's team, led by J Yamagishi and J Fujikura, could rise with stronger play. He criticizes Satoh as past his peak and notes Japan's lack of finishing power versus top rivals. The piece blends opinion and player analysis with a sharp, period voice.
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British fear a clean sweep by the U S in golf
London reports British experts fear a United States sweep of golf trophies as the U S holds the Walker Cup and Amateur Championship. Denny Staite of Llanerch to defend the Open title after a tie with Craig Wood at St Andrews. Alfred Padgham and Sid Easterbrook are Britain’s main hopes, with many entries from Britain and the Dominions.
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United Press
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Lianerch
St. Andrews
Craig Wood
Deal
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Shute
Henry Cotton
Prirse
Will the Sun
Harold Histoy
Bobby Jones
Stalin
Mbst-Cay- Hay
Galfirte
Heroic hits and slips mark tense baseball day
Day of errant plays and standout homers in a tense game. Gink Owys and Pilkep Belterate Wikie TEx rallied early, while Indians star MH Yt delivered a late homer. The error plagued the middle innings as the teams traded blows in a tightly contested showdown.
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Mies
Cronin's Club Triumphs In Tight MLB Stretch
Cronin's Club has won ten of their last fifteen as the Washington Senators face tough competition in the American League. The day featured mixed results across the league with Detroit and the Yankees battling in rain, the Senators splitting a doubleheader with Cleveland, and St. Louis, the Giants, Cubs, and Braves all posting wins as late-season standings tighten.
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Giants
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Edi Brandt
Chicago Cubs
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Berger
Guselman
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Homer
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Molle
Traynor Named Pirate Pilot Drops Opener
Pittsburgh June 20 United Press reports Traynor, veteran third baseman, named player manager for the Pirates. He replaces George Gibson and will lead the club as he returns to the dugout. The appointment follows recent turmoil and fan jeers at demonstrations of support for Traynor.
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Yesterday's baseball results and today's schedule summary
Yesterday's results include Cleveland 2 to 8, Washington 10, National League scores Philadelphia 10 over St. Louis 8, Boston 2 over Chicago 1, Cincinnati 11 over Brooklyn 7, New York 6 over Pittsburgh 4, Baltimore 7 over Rochester 2 with rain interrupting several games. Today Detroit visits Washington and others host doubleheaders.
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Paul Fouled by Miller and Leaves Hospital
Tommy Paul former NBA featherweight champion was carried from the ring after a second round foul by Freddie Miller of Cincinnati in a title fight at the Olympic. He was later taken to hospital and then discharged home as doctors ruled out a dislocation. Miller and Paul traded blows as the bout ended with Paul weighing 138 to Millers 147.
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Baur and Smith brothers meet Corry players
The Gerry Tennis Association sponsors an exhibition on the Kiwanis Club courts at six o clock featuring the Baur and Smith brothers and Corry players. Local tennis fans will see Byron Baty Dan and Joe Smith and noted past performers Curis will be among the invited participants. Public admission for all fans of the city and vicinity.
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Curis
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Ional
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Union City
Calf Tendons Debut in Tennis Racquet Strings
United Press reports on innovative tennis racquet strings made from calf tendon. The new 12-ply diagonal string uses four-inch tendon lengths ground and twisted into a durable, moisture resistant cord, praised for reduced unraveling and increased stiffness.
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Pacific Coast
West Endays Heroes and Braves Oppose Yardage Upset
Randolin Moore starred for the Braves while Ayer and Ott highlighted the game. Ott hit a triple for Grtnité-Noudias, and Bottoming contributed for the Reds with key hits. Doyle managed the mound, recording runs and ensuring scoring opportunities.
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Braves
Vite Ayerov
Mel Ott
Noudias
Tnt
Jim Bottoming
Doyleove
Corry Ev Published Weat Sout As De Arthur Colegie
An OCR readout shows tangled political text discussing voting, suffrage, and party matters. It references the Democratic and Republican positions, a 1933 to 1938 era context, and mentions figures like Roosevelt and Schnader and debates over election law and eligibility.
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