CITY CHAMPIONS SHOW STRENGTH IN VICTORY IN OPENING GAMES
In Corry City League action the Aero Supply team and the Raymond squad opened with wins. Aeros beat Al-Way Electrics 4 to 7 behind Gorge Hoestner who limited opponents to five singles. Raymonds toppled Corty Jamestown 11 to 7 as Sonny Staples settled in after a rough first inning.
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All-Way Electric Squad
Spring Makers
Corry-Jamestown
Koestner
Raymonds
Corry City
Aero Supply
Raymond
Aeros
Al-Way Electrics
Washington Street Grounds
Gorge Hoestner
Still Champions See Saw Nightcap In Major League
Verne Group led Aero Supply to a 9 run victory paced by three singles and timely hits against Daugherty and Long. Koessner, Baressi and Spraveri produced early offense while Long relieved and shut down the rally. Electrics scored three in the sixth to briefly threaten, but Aero countered with multiple runs as Group, Spraveri and M. Sprovers starred in a high scoring tilt for the league leaders.
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Verne
Aero Supply
Daugherty
Long
Koessner
al Baressi
Fourth Ward
Baressi
Kinney
Spraveri
Carter
Miuif
Aeros
Pier
M. Sprovers
Koestner
Eoring Pier
Neled Moundsman
Fond
Rems
Baresi
G Spraver
Ante-Bose
Dimick
Sproveri
Anderson
M. Sproveri
Electrics
Chase
Jewell
Hixacn
Gentilman
Carnegie
Gev~tilman
Koestler
Sports Results And Upcoming Games From Yesterday And Today
Yesterday's results include Detroit 18 Washington 6 and Philadelphia 6 St Louis 5 in American play, with Pittsburgh 9 Brooklyn 6 in national action and Syracuse 2 6 Baltimore 0 6 plus Albany 8 3 in international. Today's schedule features Chicago at New York and St Louis at Washington among others including Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
National Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
National
New Yorke
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Chicago
Pleasantville Triumph Over Grove in Local Match
Pleasantville High edged Body Grove in a local game with an 18 to 6 score. Key Pleas antville players Vincent and Mange led the battery, while Grove earned six points amid numerous errors and several fumbles. Referee Bance officiated as both sides struggled with turnovers.
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Pleasantville
Mrasantville
Jocal Hugh School
Body Grove
Savantay
Vincent and
Mange
Pleasantville Battery
Covel
Ree
Grove
Bemp
Endeavor Beaten 8 1 By T. H. Sball Team
Endeavor hosts Carterfield as four opponent errors and timely hits push T. H. 8 to 1 over Endeavor on Saturday afternoon.
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Endeavor Lobel
Titusville
T. H
Endeavor
Carterfield
McLean Delivers In Run Scoring Single For Tunners
Just in time to beat a double play McLean singled and Coates raced to third. Hand reached first on an error by Austin costing the Tunners two runs as two scored. The lead grew next inning when DeLury doubled driving in Roberta who had reached first on a five hit single.
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Sonny Staples
Corry- Jamestown
Tony Spro
Vers
Raymonds
Haenel
Mountain
Staples
Austin
Lon Base
S. Staples
Owens
Swantel
Sprovers
Dave
Swantek
Patton
Uhr Raymonds
McLean
Thether
Raynonds
Wallers
Costes
Coates
Hand
Tunners
DeLury
Roberta
Yanks Move Toward Lead Face Chicago In AL Race
In a tight pennant battle the Yankees, White Sox, Indians, and Red Sox split wins as Chicago’s Whitehead dazzled Boston with six wins and no defeats. Indians beat Boston 1 0 in 14 innings, while Detroit, Philadelphia, and St. Louis posted victories as the NL lead tightened.
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Lawton Carver
United Press
NW York
White Sox
Yankees
Indians
Boston
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Cleveland
Chicago Sox
Whitehead
Weber
Cronin
Bishop
Rick Ferrell
Reynolds
White Wyatt
Wryall
Chicago
Henry Johnson
Bruce Campbell
Willie Kamm
Charlie
Red
Kasmm
Wall Stewart
Detroit
Washington
Joe Sullivan
Senators
Athletics
Browns
Bob Johagon
Roger Cramer
Bill Terry
Ott
Leiber
Giants
Reds
Todgers
Cubs
Hal Schumacher
Kampouris
Vaughan
Dodgers
Harry Eisenstat
Lou Chiozza
Sylvester Johnson
Phils
Braves
Dean
Japan Ready for Tie With Czechoslovakia in Davis Cup
Japan’s Davis Cup team, after sweeping the Netherlands, faces Czechoslovakia in the second tie. Yamazoshio defeated Didi Teschmaeher 6-1 6-3, and Nishimura beat Tod Hughan 6-4 4-8 6-8 9-1 6-2 in final singles yesterday.
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Japan
Schilveningen
Netherlands
Czechoslovakia
Holland
Yamazoshi
Didi Teschmaeher
Nishimura
Tod Hughan
McLean Eliminated In British Amateur Golf Tourney
In ST ANNE S-ON-THE-SEA May 20 United Press reports a stunning upset as McLean, the Scottish champion and top contender, loses to 7 H. Bryant of England in the first round. Bryant, a then-unknown, leads early and survives despite McLean’s greens play. By nightfall 70 first round matches were reduced to 2, with 128 players set for the next day.
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H. L. Percy
United Press
Anne's-On-The-Sea
Ene
McLean
H. Bryant
Bryant
Dutra and Thompson Defeat Lyons and Holtz in 28-hole Match
Ola Dutra the national Open champion and Jimmy Thompson defeated Johnny Holtz and Toby Lyons 5 up with 3 to play in an exhibition at Lake Shore Golf Club. Dutra shot 75 while Thompson posted par 72, Holtz 79, Lyons 84 as crowds watched powerful drives and steady iron play.
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Brie
Thompson
Ola Dutra
Jimmy Thompson
Alifornia Pro
Johnny Holtz
Toby Lyins
Lake Shore
Dutra
Notre Dame
Holla
Lyons
Thomacu
United States Wins Final vs Mexico in Davis Cup Zone
United States Davis Cup players return home after a 4 1 victory over Mexico in the North America zone final. Gene Mako retired due to a leg cramp while leading. Bryan M. Grant Jr. won 6-3 6-3 6-0 over Daniel Heanandsz, cementing the score.
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Mako
Budge
van Ryn
Allison
Wood
Grant
United Press
Mexico City
Unitedtates
Mexico
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Hsterbar Reyes
Bryan M. Grant
Atlanta
Gajad
Daniel Heanandsz
New York
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Philadelphia
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Sitney
B. Wood
Bryant M. Grant
Today’s Sports Parade highlights heavyweights and legacies
United Press capsule notes James Swaddolle’s height debate with Max Baer as heavyweights loom. Cy Blanton shines for the Pirates and Tony Lazzeri tweaks diet. Derby programs go on sale in New York. Other items mention Luke Appling, Dempsey, Sharkey, and several players changing clubs or bodies of work as the sports world buzzes with rumors and upcoming events.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
James Swaddolle
Max Baer
James J. Scales
Cy Blanton
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Tony Lazzeri
Primo
Daffy Dean
Jimmy Johnston
Garden Matemayer
Addie Casey Dartmouty
Harvard
Luke Appling
White Sox
Mense
Lou Amberg
Herkimer
Ross-McLarnin
Tony Canzoneri
Ross
Chicago
Schumacher
Giants
Chieinnati
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Roy Hughes
Clevel
Freddie i Lindtrom
Leon Petitt
Washington
Billy Burke
Oakmont
Browns
St. Louis
Three squads signed up for 1935 City Golf League
Corry local pro Tony Joy reports three entries for the 1935 City Golf League Kelster Cut Rate Old Mr Boston and the Beso Hall squad have confirmed. If interest grows the loop may expand to eight clubs this summer with reorganization planned within days. Warmer weather is expected to boost signups and team formation.
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City Golf League
Corry
Tony Joy
Corry Country Club Pro
Kelster
Mr. Boston
Beso Hall
Drakes Split In Weekend Games At Titusville And Emlenton
Franklin Trusta toppled by Penn-Drakes 21 3 at Garter Field while Emlenton defeated Titusville 7 0. Large crowds watched. Trusta pitching shaky and Oil City star Lefty Robinson held Drakes to two hits in a 7 0 whitewash at Emlenton.
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Franklin
Emlenton
Titusville
Franklin Trusta
Garter Field
Pean-Drakes
Trusts
Une Venango County
Oil City
Robin Zon
Sterling Oils
Penn-Drakes
Enienton
Tragedy strikes auto race as spectator dies and others hurt
A spectator, John Malen en of Alexandria Indiana, was killed yesterday at a dirt track event when a car driven by Venard Trester of Indianapolis struck a fence he leaned on. Trester was critically injured and three other spectators sustained injuries of lesser severity. In Prague Czechs beat Yugoslavia four matches to one in the Davis Cup tie, with Zaska and Menzel winning singles.
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Upton, Via
John Malen
Alexandria
Ind
Venard Trester
Indianapolis
Trester
JUGOS
Prague
Yugoslavia
Japan
Zaska
Puncee
Menzel
Pallada
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page
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Hixson
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Landers
Wil Firat
Dougherty
Stra Roberts
McLury
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Newark
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Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
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Holtz
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Etta Kett
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