Americans Win In Can Match
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1937
Page
14
New Cup Record Is Established By Davis
Bitsy Grant and Don Budge defeated Jack Crawford and John Bromwich to give America a 5 to 0 win in the Davis Cup inter zone finals. The result marked a Davis Cup record against a major opponent and followed Memorial Day ceremonies. Reports noted varied expert opinions on Germany’s favored status and the even odds of the doables deciding the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bitsy Grant
Don Budge
Jack Crawford
John Bromwich
America
Germany
England
Fred Hawthorne
New York Herald Tribune
Allison Danzig
New York Times
Hawthorne
Danzig
Writers’ Association
House planning confession and quip about wooden building
A character recalls planning a house independently and jokes that it was a wooden structure. The exchange highlights creativity and playful self reliance in design.
Brooklyn at New York Opens Today in Featured Game
The schedule shows Brooklyn visiting New York for today's main matchup with no other games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Detroit at Cleveland St. Louis at Chicago
Detroit plays Cleveland while St. Louis faces Chicago in the day’s basketball schedule. Other games are listed as not scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Four Games In City Baseball League Today
Four City League baseball games scheduled today with first pitch at six o clock. Mahoning A A faces West Pittsburg while Sixth ward Fire men take on Lawrence Indies. K Pulas ki meets Colored Elks at Ryan town field and Ryantown visits Rosena Field to play the Board of Trade team.
Bessemer High Coach Resigns for Mechanicsburg Job
Coach J. H. Frederick Jr of Bessemer High resigns after nine years to lead athletics at Mechanicsburg High in Pennsylvania. He will be succeeded by A. G. Capezzuti, his assistant, with Charles Moore as assistant. Frederick earned a masters from Columbia and studied at Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Frederick, Jr
Bessemer High School
Mechanicsburg
Frederick
A. G. Capezzuti
Bessemer High
Bessemer
University of Illinois
University of Minnesota
Columbia University
Dorothy Bloser
Capezzuti
Slippery Rock
Charles Moore
Slippery Rock Teachers’ College
Messrs. Capezzuti
Moore
Saks Leading Softball League Standings and Upcoming Games
Saks leads the City Softball League with six straight wins as Radiators hold second place with four wins and one loss. Weavers stand fourth at .400, Nobils fifth at .200, and Johnson Bronze trailing with five losses. Two postponed games tonight feature Weavers vs Radiators at Radiator field and Johnson Bronze vs Nobils at Gaston Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saks
Radiators
West Wittsburg
Weavers
Nobils
Johnson Bronze
Gaston Park
F. Augustine
T. Capp
Seks
A. Beres
West Pittsburg
I. Rubies
J. Teplica
Nobile
W. Dwyer
G. Ross
Wilson
N. Beres
J. Weaver
Bessemer and New Wilmington Set for Wednesday LCL Games
In Lawrence County baseball league action on Wednesday Bessemer visits Hillsville and New Wilmington travels to Capitol. The four team circuit began last Friday with four clubs competing in the early season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Hillsville
New Wilmington
the Capitol
Lawrence County
Ryantown Edges K. Pulaski 8 7 In 10 Inning City League Clash
Ryantown defeated K. Pulaski 8 to 7 after 10 innings at Ryantown field in front of a large crowd. Van Eman pitched well into the ninth before giving way to Houk who earned the win. Strikes by Soho and Hartman helped Ryantown secure the decision in extra innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryantown
K. Pulaski
Ryantown Field
Ryantowns
Pulaski
van Eman
Houk
Janoski
Soho
Praga
Strausbaugh
Neyman
Coughlin
Koltz
Glasser
Hartman
Herno
Lanigan
Saks win sixth straight in softball clash
The Saks softball team defeated Weavers 16 to 8 to extend their league lead and set up a midweek clash with Radiators. August ine and Cagnetti starred for Saks while J Weavers led the Weavers offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAKS
Weavers
Copple
J. Bullano
Light
R. H. E. Weavers
J. Weavers
Culbertson
Wilson and
Turk
Saks -Augustine
Cagnetti
Johnson and Weavers
Ross
Dewey A C Midgets Sweep Double Header Wins
The Dewey A C Midgets defeated Latrop Street Stars 11 9 on Saturday with Glover the winning pitcher. In a Monday double header at Castle Field the Deweys beat Lasal A A Juniors 12 7 but lost 7 6 at George Washington. The second game lasted 13 innings. Nelson was the morning winning pitcher and Glover the afternoon loser. Glover and Sofier each hit a home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey A. C
Lathrop Street Stars
Glover
Deweys
Lasal A. A
Castle Field
George Washington
Nelson
Golver
Sofier
Shaw Wins In Auto Classic
Wilbur Shaw, 34, of Indianapolis, won the Memorial Day 500 mile Auto Classic with an average speed of 113.580 mph for 500 miles, setting a new record and earning about 29 000 dollars in prize money. Ralph Hepburn and Ted Horn followed, with Lou Meyer also breaking the old mark in fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Wilbur Shaw
Shaw
Lou Meyer
Ralph Hepburn
Los Angeles
Ted Horn
Wichita Falls
Tex
Indies Rally To Defeat West Pittsburg In City League
Hunter Balla and outfielder Chmura led the Lawrence Indies to a 4 to 3 win over West Pittsburg at Cedar Street grounds. Balla sparked the rally with a seventh inning double and Chmura’s clutch catch kept the lead safe with the tying run aboard in the eighth. Balla fanned three, Braky nine, Markey homered triple by Markey and several miscues fueled the late burst for the Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Balla
Chmura
Lawrence Indies
the Indies
West Pittsburg
Balla
Cedar Street Grounds
F. Braky
John Markey
Joe Braky
A. Demonaco
A. Baker
Mahoning A A Defeats Elks In City Baseball Clash
The Mahoning A A beat the Colored Elks 12 to 7 in a Sunday city league game at E and A field. Rainey allowed nine hits while Garsides gave up 13. Larry homered as Orlando and Miron each had three hits for Seventh Warders. Batteries Mahoning Rainey Miron Colored Elks Garsides Hill. Umpire Mash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning A. A
Colored Elks
Rainey
Mahonings
Garsides
Larry
Orlando
Miron
R. H. E. Mahoning
Mahoning
Hill
Mash
Pennsylvania Club To Meet Wednesday
The Pennsylvania club, one of the oldest sportsmen's clubs, will meet at 512 Sampson street at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday to discuss plans for opening the Sans Souci camp on Georgian Bay this summer. President T. H. Tommy Hitchcock will chair. secretary Karl Rohrer says this is the final meeting before the 1937 camp opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Club
Sampson Street
Pennsy Club
Sans Souci
Georgian Bay
T. H
Tommy” Hitchcock
Karl Rohrer
Ryantown Plays Busy Week With City League Schedule
The Ryantown baseball team faces a full slate this week as they host South Side Board of Trade at Rosena field, play a postponed game against the Colored Elks, and host West Pittsburg before a crucial Friday matchup with the Sixth Ward Firemen over a tied game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryantown
South Side Board of Trade
Rosena Field
Colored Elks
West Pittsburg
Rose Point Beats Portersville 2 1 In Local Baseball Clash
Rose Point defeated Portersville 2 to 1 at Rose Point field in front of a large crowd. R Bevins delivered a two base hit and drove in the winning run with a sixth inning double. Lucas pitched for Portersville allowing four hits while Fred Farrell limited them to three singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Point
Portersville
R. Bevins
Bevins
Lucas
Portersvillians
Fred Farrell
A. H. B. Portersville
Felix
Farrell
Wilson
Booher and Boggs
North American tennis team sweeps over Australia in cup final
America’s tennis cup team dominates Australia with two single wins to seal a 5 to 2 North American zone final victory. Shorty Drexler of Louisville wins the 50 lap Memorial Day feature at Monongahela speedway in 22 minutes 29 15 seconds before 7,000 fans. Henry Lewis and Bob Olin prepare for a light heavy title bout in St. Louis Thursday, with Lewis defending the crown after beating Olin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Australia
Shorty Drexler
Louisville
Monongahela Speedway
Henry Lewis
Bob Olin
St. Louis
Lewis
Olin
Postpone Show To Later Date At Cathedral
Promoter Bob Latera postponed the amateur boxing show at the Cathedral indefinitely due to slim attendance from hot weather and Memorial Day celebrations. Ticket holders may redeem at the box office or at the Diamond cafe. Notable visitors included Jess Willard and Mickie Walker with Willard staying several days before heading to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Latera
Diamond Cafe
Jess Willard
Mickie Walker
Jesse
Walker
New York
Willard
Pirates Defeat Red Sox 26 to 6 In Youth Baseball Showdown
South Side Pirates beat Scioto Street Red Sox 26 to 6 yesterday with J. Toth on the mound. Owoe slammed two homers while V. Cabas and J. Toth also went deep as the Pirates seek games with 12 to 15 year old teams and invite contact with V. Owoc R. Noga or J. Toth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
City Baseball Games Tonight Across Four City Fields
Four City Baseball League games are set to start at 6 PM on four city and county fields. At Rosena field Ryantown, managed by Joe Samuels, faces the South Side Board of Trade led by Charles Scaglione with Carey and Rodenbaugh probable as starters. Mahoning A A travels to West Pittsburg to meet Russo or Ton setic or Winters. The Colored Elks host K Pulaski with Gray pitching for the Elks and Badu rik or Mrozek for Pulaski. At Cedar street field Sixth Ward Firemen clash with Lawrence Indies with Shiek or Huston on the mound and Wilk likely for the Red Caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosena Field
Ryantown
Joe Samuels
South Side Board of Trade
Charles Scaglione
Carey
Rodenbaugh
Mahoning A. A
West Pittsburg
Russo
Colored Elks
Baseball Leaders and Lineups in Early Season Action
A local baseball roundup lists players and teams including Trosky Indians Clift Browns Bartell Giants Whitehead Camilla Passeau Moore Bees Lopez Demaree Galan Knick erbocker Hughes Tebbetts Cronin Piet White Sox Gutteridge Cardinal Young Pirates with leaders Bartell and notable runs by Greenberg Selkirk Medwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Trosky
Indians
Clift
Browns
Bartell
Giants
Whitehead
Camilla
Phillies
Passeau
Moore
Bees
Lopez
Demaree
Cubs
Galan
Knickerbocker
Hughes
Tebbetts
Tigers
Cronin
Red Sox
Piet
White Sox
Gutteridge
Cardinals
Young
Pirates
Hudlin's fifth straight win as Indians top Tigers 7 to 1
Willis Hudlin pitched his fifth straight victory leading the Cleveland hurlers to a 7 to 1 win over Detroit. Carl Hubbell saw his 24 game streak end early as the Dodgers defeated the Giants 10 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hubbell
Dodgers
Giants
Would a sole bargaining agency shield Aluminum Company monopoly
The question asks if labeling a monopoly as a sole bargaining agency could render it legal. Legal analysis would hinge on antitrust doctrines, actual market power, and prohibited restraints, not terminology alone. Courts assess whether coordinated behavior unreasonably restrains trade or harms competition regardless of brand names.
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