Today in Sport May Baseball Notes from New York
May mid point finds New York full of cheers and groans as the Yankees Giants and Dodgers jockey for position. Details cover team standings, player notes, and a Wall Street betting scheme amid shifting Western leagues and weather impacts on play.
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Sophs Defeat Frosh to Lead as Leaders Prepare
In an overtime Inter-Glass Baseball night contest at Junior High grounds the Sophomores edged the Frosh 9 to 6. Bareassi and Taylor pitched well after a shaky start as both teams produced a solid defensive battle with two-base hits by Spyder and Hetmmong. Freshmen fall to last place, while Juniors and Seniors top the standings at 2-1 with a pivotal clash looming Monday night.
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Two Victories Lift Tigers To Second Place
New York May 11 Two straight wins over the Yankees boosted Mickey Cochrane's Tigers into second place in the American League standings. Cochrane led the attack with a perfect day at bat including a double and three singles, his seventh inning single driving in the winning run. The Tigers won 4 to 1 as Cleveland dropped to third after Washington's Senators beat the Athletics.
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National Open entries to play at Conneaut
Seven star performers who qualified last week will enter the Nations Open at Conneaut Lake Pa for an 18-hole pro-am and 46-hole open event at Oakland Beach Golf Club May 27. Sam Parkes of Pittsburgh leads the qualifiers at Fox Chapel along with Ted Luther Vincent Eldred Charley Manning and others from Pittsburgh Elm Grove and Youngstown.
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Bell Followed in Ninth for New York Victory
The summary notes Bell in the ninth inning, followed by a safety play and Benner allowing eight scattered hits to New York, detailing a tense late game sequence and pitching performance.
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Keen Interest as New City Loop Opens
City League opens at Washington street grounds with strong community support and marked improvements including new uniforms, affordable admission, and a hopeful start for Corry teams. Fans anticipate slugging and errors while praising ground prep and equipment funding.
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Yarosz Wins Easy Victory Over Heinz in Carmichael Show
Teidy Yarosz of Monaco, Pa weighs 147 pounds and defeats Preddie Heinz of Saginaw, Mich in a main event at Carmichael Auditorium. Yarosz, Pennsylvania middleweight champion, improves to 16-1. Also featured: Kingfish Elling and Jimmy Colombo win decisions, Sam Bars, Kid McCoy, Jin Smith knockouts in a Clarksburg program.
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Autumn Panics and Early Depression Dates
A fragmented account notes panics clustering in autumn with key dates amid the 1860s downturn and the 1929 crash. It cites Hincks Briday and Glotk exchange days, with panics starting in September or October and depression beginning in April in one instance.
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Dempsey Talks of Baby Plans Amid Boxing Echoes
Jack Dempsey, visiting New York, shows interest in baby clothes and a bassinet while discussing his boxing future. He praises his wife and hopes their child, expected in late May, will grow healthy and strong, potentially becoming a future champion. The interview touches on Dempsey’s career and the boxing era surrounding his fights.
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St Edward's Athletes Receive Letters For Team
Parochial school pupils gathered Friday as St Edward's basketball players were awarded letters. Rev Br OConnell, team coach, presented insignia to Captain Walter Mayors Ian Good Alfred Morrison Bill Kettering Stanley Prugar Bill Swan John Crane Merle Besson Jack Malone Pullin and Manager Lloyd Harvey in a ceremonies declining details of location and date.
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Br. O'Connell
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Alfred Morrison
Bill Kettering
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John Crane
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Lloyd Harvey
London buses spur world class athletic training tale
London writer Henry McLemore reports on the brutal, comic trials of riding London buses as if a sport. He narrates drivers, conductors, and passengers scrambling to board, dodge, and leap between buses, while claiming the endurance and timing develop from this daily marathon. The piece blends humor with vivid scenes of bus-based competition and hazard.
Extra Innings Mark Inter Church Hishball Contests
Four teams split tight games in the Inter Church Hishball League last night with two going to extras. St Thomas beat M E Brotherhood 11 to 7 after a long rally, while Presbyterians edged Salvation Army 6 to 5 in eight innings. Hood led St Thomas defensively with key hits, and Simmons drove timely doubles as Presbyterians prevailed.
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Launch New Cole League in Few Days
Plans for a new league are under development led by Tony Joy of the local country club who aims to start play in the last weeks of the month. Four teams have entered with two more expected early in the week, representing Teigia entries. The competition will use stroke play with a 18 hole route and a meeting of team captains is planned next week to finalize a schedule.
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Titusville High Team Defeats Cambridge in Tight Ball Game
Titusville High defeated Cambridge 11 to 6 at Carter Field yesterday. Wright pitched effectively for the Rockets, holding Cambridge to four hits as the Brady–Bradymen offense delivered timely hitting. The report notes Dysoun juggling and the bats booming for Titusville in the victory.
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Chicago and Philadelphia Race to Grasp Lead
The standings show Chicago leading Philadelphia in national play with wins over St. Louis and others. International results list Newark defeating Syracuse while American matchups include Boston over Detroit and New York losing to Detroit. Today’s schedule features Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis among other cross league games.
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Corry News Lays Out Stocks, Prices, and War Fear Skirmish
Reading fragments show Corry area notes on stock prices, wartime scarcity, and price gouging fears. The piece references 1929 markets, rising costs, and calls for government action to curb profiteering while urging patriotic support and national unity.
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