Today in Sport: Local Teams Struggle for Fight and Support
Across Corry and Union City notes, local teams show weak spirit while standings mislead. Union City reports cash shortfalls threaten weekend baseball, with admission set at 25 and 15 cents. Joe Louis Braddock bout films teased for next month. Rajah Hornsby debates value of banjo hitters versus true sluggers in baseball lore.
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Mary Kuhn Wins West Penn Title in Golf Thriller
Mary Kuhn of Pittsburgh captured the Women’s Western Pennsylvania Golf Association title at Cambridge Springs by one stroke over Mrs. W. M. Shewbert, finishing with 163. Betty Abernathy and Mrs. J. B. Berry tied for third at 471 for 36 holes, with other local players Mary Gillette Mable Larson and Josephine St Clair recording scores from Corry and Oil City.
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All Star Big Ten Track Team Faces Westerners
The Big Ten track stars meet a strong Pacific coast conference squad in Los Angeles in the first intersectional dual meet. Rumors hint at Big Ten teams losing their role in the Rose Bowl era as changes loom for Midwest football alignments.
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Aeros Entertain Strong Brie Nine Sunday
Eddie Lee the veteran lefty faces the Aeros as Brie Nine hosts Corry tomorrow afternoon. Lee May pitched well in his lone league game and aims to boost the Gen eral Bjocing ape’s title bid. Vern Group says Aeros must win weekend games over Erie to stay in the NYPA League race while the Raymonds visit Falconer with Russ Cassell on the mound.
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Harvard Strokes Win Varsity Race at Thames Regatta
Harvard, using the Washington stroke taught by Tom Bolles, defeated Yale by a length and two yards in the river Thames varsity race. Spike Chace, Harvard stroke, led a 190-pound crew in front of a crowd near 60,000 as Yale suffered its only defeat of the year.
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Titusville Penn-Drakes Cancel Week-End Games
Titusville Penn-Drakes announce the cancellation of weekend games against Akron Goodyears and Greensburg Walworths due to the team being crippled by player departures and injuries. Manager Moon Mullen cited incidents beyond the club’s control as the reason for scrapping Saturday and Sunday contests.
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Yesterday's Scores From Major Leagues
Reports list yesterday's games with results across American, National and International leagues. Key outcomes include New York over Detroit 8 to 1 and Chicago 7 over Washington 6 in American play, plus strong National League showings such as Chicago 11 over Brooklyn 2 and Philadelphia 10 over Pittsburgh 5.
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Rays Bolster Sign Three Players forLate Rally
The Raymond baseball club signed three players to strengthen the roster under the NYPA league rule change. DiFarro, Erie third baseman, and Soscla, Erie catcher, join tomorrow with Diminny from Jamestown and potential additions likely in the coming days as the team aims for the circuit championship.
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Yesterday's Hero Bill Dickey Drives Yankees Reach Six Home Run Pace
Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees snapped from a batting slump and hit his sixth home run in five games yesterday. The slugger powered the offense, helping the Yankees surge with timely clouts and renewed confidence at the plate.
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Dickey's Home Run Pushes Yankees in Detroit Clash
William N. Dickey cats sweeping streak drives him toward a 13th major league homer, tying or surpassing 1924 giants marks as he helps the Yankees to an 8-1 win over the Tigers. His batting surge lifts New York four games ahead in the AL, with Cubs and Cardinals roaring in the NL race.
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Tie For West Penn Open Title In Butler Golf Meet
Pittsburgh amateurs and pros tied for the West Penn Open title after two rounds at the Butler club. Young, Jr. led with 140 while Jules Platte and other top players chased. Joy and Manning posted strong scores as amateurs excelled in a tough tri-state field.
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Neubecker Sharks Triumph in High-Scoring Softball Win
In Midvale June 26 the Neubecker and Sharkey girls softball team beat the Jeepers 5 to 0 in a Jackson Athletic Association game. The Neubeckers scored in every inning, totaling 17 runs in the fifth and again in the fourth, with 59 team hits. Miss Holbeck led with two home runs, a triple, three doubles and a single.
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Trial spins for big race opens
New York June 26 The Roosevelt Raceway layout is redesigned to a pretzel shape removing nine of sixteen turns for faster qualifying trials. July Cup entrants from Italy and Germany will race for a $70,000 prize, aiming for one of 100 spots. Dayton results note Leroy Haynes stopping Buddy Knox in the fourth round.
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Bremen
Medwick and Gehrig Lead Major Hitters
Time 20 data show Jay Medwick of the St. Louis Cardinals and Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees atop the majors in batting. Medwick leads NL with a .414 season mark after a 12-for-30 week. Gehrig stands at .292 after 8-for-21. Hank Greenberg powers home runs with 16. Roxie Lawson tops AL pitchers with nine wins and one loss. Medwick also leads in runs, hits, and RBIs among National League leaders, while Greenberg tops American League in homers and Walker leads with 87 hits.
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Walker
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Joe Kuhel
Washington
Warld Averill
Cleveland
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