Three Team City Baseball League Formed In Corry
A three team city baseball league consisting of the Aero Supply Raymonds and Corry Jamestown clubs will open next June at Aero Field. Frank England is president with Roy Fields vice president and Melvin Cobbett secretary and Bob Owens treasurer. Kip Anderson and Frank Baressi lead the Aeros while Shike Malony and Zibby Walters manage the Raymonds and Paul Stroup with Ty Crandall head the Corry Jamestown club.
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Eamenack
Junith
Aero Supply
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Aeros Ant Raymenda
Frank England
Roy Fields
Melvin Cobbett
Bob Owens
New Aero Field
Wednesda
Kip Anderson
Frank Baressi
Aero Team
Shike Malony
Zibby Walters
Raymond Aggregation
Paul Stroup
Ty Crandall
Corry-Jamestown
New Loop Forms In City Baseball With Three Teams
Local fans welcome a three team loop with two games weekly, promising rivalries and youth involvement as the circuit aims to boost city baseball. Bass season opens on Wednesday as state reports indicate clear waters and favorable conditions for anglers across Pennsylvania streams.
Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday and today
Yesterday Detroit lost to Chicago in rain as the sole game. Cincinnati defeated Chicago 4 to 3. International Newark beat Albany 7 to 5, Buffalo topped Rochester, Baltimore 19, Syracuse 2, Toronto 11, Montreal 1. Today Detroit visits Chicago, Cleveland faces St. Louis, Washington plays Philadelphia, Boston meets New York, New York visits Boston, Philadelphia goes to Brooklyn, St. Louis hosts Pittsburgh.
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New York
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
Lawson Lud gary Wins 1985 Sullivan Memorial Trophy
Lawson Ludgary of San Francisco received the 1985 James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy for America's outstanding athlete. Avery Brindige of Chicago presented the award at a luncheon hosted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Lawson Ludgary
San Francisco
United States
Great Britain
James £. Sullivan
America
Avery Brindige
Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Speedway letter sparks image of grand New York racecourse
Henry McLemore reports on a sensational letter describing Roosevelt Speedway at Roosevelt Field. The four mile enclosed track would feature sixteen turns and $85,000 prize money for a Columbus Day opening, with drivers from Europe and a that nation’s racing revival touted.
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United Press
New York
Larry Smits
Roose- Velt Speedway
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Speedway
Toots
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Roosevelt Field
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Chamberlin
Byrd
Columbus Day
Indianapolis
Huropa
America
Cong Island
Marino Earns Title Shot After Savaged Bout With Sangshile
Tony Marino from Duquesne fights through a savage 14th round knockout of Baltazar Sangshile of Spain to earn a title chance against champion Sixto Es cobar. Marino survived an early knockdown, then rallied with a series of left hooks and jabs, culminating in a stoppage at the 14th to secure the bout.
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United Press
New York
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Wattler
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Sixto Escobar
Baltazar Sangshile
Spain
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Cyclaman Oval
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Trong
Sangcile
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Omis
Sandhild
Dominion Grattan Wins 2:13 Pacing at North Randall
Dominion Grattan, bay pacer owned by promoter Paul Bowser, outpaced six rivals in the $1,000 Grand Circuit pacing stake at North Randall. Under Tom Berry, the Canadian horse completed three miles in 2.00, 2.01 4-5, and 2.02 3.5 for a 2:13 total.
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Dominion Grattan
Paul Bowser
North Randall Track
Tommy Berry
Dominion
Boston Red Sox Get Jump On pennant chase with Yankees voyage
Chicago Cubs and St Louis Cardinals deadlocked for first in the National League as Cincinnati Reds win seventh straight to pull within a half game of the Giants. Yankees, Red Sox split West trip with New York boasting four wins, nine losses on the journey and Cronin’s club posting nine victories in 14 games.
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Reds
Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
New Yorke Yankees
Tust
Gold Stockings
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Yawkeemen
Yankees
Joe Cronin
Joe McCarthy
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Cincinnati Reds
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Giants
Baer Eyes Bout With Braddock After Brash Challenge
Maxie Baer’s manager Ancil Hoffman planned talks with Texas centennial exposition commissioners in Dallas on a possible match with James J Braddock, the current titleholder. Hoffman reportedly had not yet received an answer to a challenge sent to Braddock.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Maxie Baer
Ancil Hoffman
J James J. Brardock
Doffman
Braddock
Marshall Crown Earned as New Heavyweight Champion
Everett Marshall of La Junta Colo claimed undisputed heavyweight title by pinning Ali Baba in 39 minutes 20 seconds at Columbus. Referee halted bout after Marshall executed a slam and top body hold to seal victory.
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Columbus
Frank Sotch
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Ali Baba
Marshall
Fishermen Hopeful As Bass Season Opens After Rain
W I sriggs county warden reports Conneaut and French Creeks are low and clear but in good condition. Rain may raise streams and affect opening day. R C Bailey of Warren notes Allegheny River Brokenstraw and Conewango are low and clear with many bass seen. Gerald Munson says French and OU Creeks cloudy but clearing Outlet Creek from Conneaut Lake is clear with Muddy Creek and Shenango River clear. Conneaut Lake slightly cloudy.
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State Fame Commission
R. C. Bailey
Warren County
Allegheny River
Brokenstraw Creek
Conewango Creek
Gerald Munson
Grawford County
French Creek
OU Creek
Conneaut Lake
Shenango River
Millionth mile flown celebrated by Great Falls pilot
Ray J. Wilmore a senior pilot with National Parks airways marks his millionth mile of flying. A World War II aviation corps veteran, he has flown since. Delbert Blakeslee of Tisalia California sued a local dentist for 553 damages after rattling false teeth caused him to lose 80 pounds, seeking 6,825 more.
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Ray J. Wilmore
National Parks Airway
Aviation Corps
Yeeth Rattle
Tisalia
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Delbert Blakeslee
Local teams to clash in first all-Corry game at Aero Field
A three team city circuit forms last evening as Aero meets Raymond in a booster game at Aero Field tomorrow at 7 30. Shike Maloney leads Aero with Kip Anderson and Franke Barresi in their opener while Raymond taps Sonny Staples or Carl Coates for mound duty. Local lineups feature only home players as rivalry builds ahead of a non league Hoogier contest. Large crowd anticipated.
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New Aero Field
Aero Nine
Raymond
Raymond Club
Union City
Athletics
Falconer Merchants
Verne
Sonny Staples
Carl Coates
Raymonds
Yesterday's Hero Derringer Delivers Two Runs, Winning Margin
Paul Derringer batted in two runs with a key single that proved to be the winning margin against the Chicago Cubs. The game showcased Derringer's clutch hitting and helped secure the victory for his team.
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Paul Derringer
Chicago Cubs
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