Giants Back From West Behind In Tight League Race
Washington Lunch defeats Corry Jamestown 7 to 2 to reclaim second place as Paul Stroup and Long combine on the mound in a brisk City Baseball League win. Crandall started for Corry Jamestown but Stroup and Long shut down the cabinet makers after a rough fourth inning, while Cobbett and Gentilman highlighted Washington’s offense with key hits.
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Washington
Paul Stroup
Corry-Tamestown
Stroup
Prof Long
Long
Crandall Clan
Washington Punch
Crandall
Washingonians
Portsider
Cobbett
Tert
Wtar Gentilman
Crandiill
Tye
Ashime
Chase
Baressi
Swantel
Ensuare T. Sprogert
Double Baresi
Corry-Jamestown
Fred Gentilman
G. Sprover
Gobbett
Gentleman
Strop
Christensen
Castor Jand Swantel
Hyots
Castor
Watrels
Sproveri
Corry-Jamestown Abrhore
Rot Watrous
Daye
Bo ‘Gwen
OS Christensen
Gob Swiderski
Swantels
Brynolfson
Hyats
Gentitman
G. Sprovert
Cone ‘Pett
Baresi
Doble
Swaltae
Dave
Wil
Cranial UT
Sprayert
Basc Om
Lews
Daney and Greet
Arbiter Engaged for City League Baseball Umpiring
The City Baseball League hired Terry Dailey as the new arbiter for the circuit, debuting last Saturday in a doubleheader at Athletic Field. Dailey, a veteran with ties to Corry fans, replaces an outside umpire to reduce costs while aiming for improved fan satisfaction. The piece also notes stream improvement efforts in Pennsylvania and features a profile of Bob Johnson, a rising home run hitter challenging Ruth’s record, with background on his early career and family.
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City Baseball League
Terry Dailey
Eric Umpie
Dailey
Corry
Corry Merchants
Athletic Field
Mis
Terry
Ani '0
Tinsley
Reil
Pennsylvania
Lewis B. Staley
Department of Forests and War
Athwann Raprovenient Projets Jira
Tabor
Staley
Bob Johnson
Sporting News
Foxe
Gate Ruth
Johnson
Ruth
Roy Johnson
Boston Red Sox
Foxx
Tela
Coast Leapie
Arctics
A’s
Bob
Finic
Okilshoma
Tacoma
Agasti
Roy
Ron
Los Angeles
Artriggs
Wichita
Fini
Pueblo
Portland
Perry’s Wimbledon bid boosts English hope in Davis Cup quest
United Press staff report from Wimbledon notes Fred Perry's ankle injury amid British hopes to salvage a faltering season. It highlights Perry as England’s last major hope for success in Wimbledon, the Walker and Wightman Cups, and the Davis Cup, and discusses recent setbacks for British teams and Perry’s resilient career path.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Wimbledon
Eng
Fred Perry
Perry
Lawn ‘Tennis Association
The
Times
Wimpledon
St. Andrews
Mra. Moody
von Stamm
Paris
Stoafen
Wood
Cubs Extend Streak as Giants Lose Ground
In a tense interleague lineup, St Louis tops New York 8-7 to split the series. Chicago Cubs roll over Brooklyn 5-1, marking their seventh straight win. Dodgers overcome Reds 8-4 after two costly errors. Pirates beat Phillies 4-1 while Yankees slip past White Sox 8-7 in extras. Henry Johnson limits Indians to three hits as Red Sox reclaim third. Senators fall to fourth amid Detroit idle.
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Theon Wright
New York
Elk
Bill Delancey
St. Louis
Adela Luque
Dizzy Dean
Jim Moore
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Ty Tealers
Lye Sis
Cubs
Brooklyn
Flatbushers
Hony
Moray
Dodger
Boston
Cincinnati
Mark Kovnig
Amel
Wally Berger
Pirates
Phils
Ben Chapman
Yamkees
Chicago
White Sox
Senor Gomez
Sam
Thay Tip Amd
Jimmy Dykes
Gyo Vis
Senor Gomes
Johnny Murphy
Toston
Cleveland
Henry Jonason
Indians
Red Sox
Iis Senators
Henry
Taining Cen
Detroit
Slandings Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Schedule
Yesterday's results show New York 8 Chicago 7 in 11 innings, Boston 6 Cleveland 0, Chicago 5 Brooklyn 1, Boston 8 Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1, St. Louis 8 New York 7, Albany 7 Syracuse 4-3, Toronto 5 Rochester 4. Today American games: Chicago at Detroit, New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia. Weather affected play with wet grounds and subway disruptions noted.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
National Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washlington
Washington
National
Aig
Hawkins Leads In Skeet Shoot At Corry Rod and Gun
Edward Hawkins led the skeet shoot at the Corry Rod and Gun range on Hare Creek road with a 17 47 17 score line. Other scores noted include Redman 11, Shoemaker 14 13, Depew 9 16, Dr. Graham 9, and Quick 10 18 in a brisk mid day event.
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Hawkins
Edward Hawkins
Corry
Hare Creek
Quick
Hawkons
Redman
Shoemakat
Depew
Dr. Graham
Oakmont to host 1935 U S Open and 1939 Amateur
The United States Golf Association announced Oakmont will host the 1935 U S Open at the Country Club near Pittsburgh. Cleveland's Country Club will host the National Amateur next year, a return since 1907, with dates not yet decided.
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New York
Pittsburgh
United States Golf Association
Cleveland
City League Hosts Close Baseball Night Amid Eruptions
Rey Staniall pitched four innings, retiring the Washington Lunch in the third, while Pall Stroup excelled until his arm failed in the seventh. Gobbett and Swantek shone defensively, Ratessi drove in two with a triple and single, Castor debuted at short, and Gentilman and Jinx provided late drama as Gerry Jamestown rallied in the final frames.
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Rey Staniall
Washington
Baresal
T. Sprovers
George
Pall Stroup
Gobbett
Andersort Sindean
Pallers
Little Duck Castor
Cal
Swantek
Ratessi
Bob Owens
Fred Gentilman
Lepyag Nong
Buress
Crane Wall
Pizger
Gerry Jamestown
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