Braddock Sees Real Hope for Schmeling in Louis Fight
Jim Braddock, the world heavyweight champion, says Max Schmeling has a real chance against Joe Louis. He argues Schmeling is experienced, game, and can hit, while Louis may be hurt by a strong right hand and lacks unmatched speed. Braddock also notes the mental edge a champion has and recalls past rivals he beat despite underdog status.
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Pat Robinson
International News Service
New York
Joe Louis
Im Braddock
Mussolini
Hitler
Jim
Max Schmeling
Louis
Max
Palukas
John L. Sullivan
Jim Jeffries
Jack Dempsey
Tuffy Griffiths
Max Baer
Griffiths
John Henry Lewis
Jim Shattery
Joe
Box Factory Tops Bonnetts In Softball Showdown At Lehigh Field
Box Factory defeats Bonnetts 5 to 1 at Lehigh field behind Pascarella on the mound and 9 hits. Valensi Testa DiMuccio and Turco powered the offense as Bonnetts managed six hits. Box Factory plans a postponned game vs Radiators at Radiator field.
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Box Factory
Bonnetts
Lehigh Field
Bob Pascarella
Bennetts
Jack
Lewellyn
Valensi
Testa
DiMuccio
Turco
John Fair
Radiators
Matches Shifting To Wednesday In Local Golf League
The Business Men's golf league will play at Sylvan Heights on Wednesday nights instead of Fridays after a managers meeting. Tomorrow night The News and Bell Phones face niblicks, Universals meet Bankers, Dry Goods play Penn Powers, and Ind. Grocers led by Charles W Charlebois take on Tin Mill Office led by Raymond McBride. Medalist Norman Richeal shot 41 with a hole in one on No. 5. R R Brinton won 40 net in the handicap event. Castle Hills December Day blinds winners were announced by Art Mertz with W E Watkins taking two balls for 82-10-72 and Forrest Raub earning a golf club for 83-12-71.
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Sylvan Heights
Bell
Niblicks
Universals
Dry Goods
Penn Powers
Ind. Grocers
Charles W. Charlebois
Tin Mill Office
Raymond
Mickey” McBride
R. R. Brinton
Legion of Honor
Norman Richeal
Catle Hills
Art Mertz
Castle Hills
W. E. Watkins
Forrest Raub
Arch Foster
A. Burnett
Russell Magill
George Ritter
Morgan Jones, Jr
Mont Magill
J. Elder
Russ Magill
Lou Preston
al Ellis
Golfers Crack Baltusrol Par
Springfield N J June 2 Practically every favorite in the National Open over Baltusrol upper course will start with practice rounds. Bob Barnett posted a 68 four under par in a recent round, inspiring others while wind challenges loom. Henry Picard and Victor Ghezzi shot 71s while Gene Sarazen keeps results secret and Johnny Goodman nears par.
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Bob Barnett
Henry Picard
Vic Ghezzi
International News Service
Springfield
N. J
Baltusrol
Neb
Soak the Rich Means Higher Taxes for Everyday Purchases
The remark argues that targeting wealthy individuals with higher taxes shifts the financial burden to consumers through increased prices and taxes on goods and services. It frames the policy as a transfer from rich to general public via taxation.
Legion Juniors Split Two Games On Decoration Day
American Legion Juniors lost at Sharon 9 6 on Decoration Day then won at home Sunday afternoon 7 3 against Niles Ohio. Star centerfielder Georgie Hall drove a ball out in Sharon but New Castle failed to hold late rally. Coates pitched against Niles allowing eight hits as New Castle had ten off Gales. Rote led the locals with a triple and double.
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American Legion
Sharon
Niles
Ohio Legion Boys
Georgie Hall
New Castle
Legion Boys
Coates
Gales
Rote
Tising Released By Pittsburgh To Louisville Team
Pittsburgh to Louisville Bees deal follows Johnnie Tising’s release from the Pirates pitching staff. Once promising, his five subsequent starts failed to go the distance, leading to waivers that cleared his return to Louisville.
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Tising
Pittsburgh
Louisville
International News Service
Johnnie Tising
Pirate
Louisville Bees
Pirates
Boston Bees
Ryantown to Play Brent in Evening Gridiron Match
Ryantown will travel to Brent tonight for a game with the Brent ers announced by business manager Frank Heasley. The contest starts at 6 o clock. Wednesday night Ryantown hosts the Pulaski Tigers at Ryantown field at six.
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Ryantown
Brent
Brenters
Frank Heasley
Pulaski Tigers
Ryantown Field
Standing of the Clubs 1935 Won Lost
The standings show New York leading with 27 wins and 14 losses. Pittsburgh is 17–8, Boston 20–4, Cincinnati 23–? and Brooklyn 18–25. Philadelphia records 18–26 with various unclear figures and points totals listed.
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DD. Mundo
Wam
Eeresere
Pruitt
T. P
R. Elsesser
W. Pitts
John Markey
Samsa
Bess
T. Galiza
Hills
S. Winter
Anne Nee
Jones
A. S
T. P. Tees
Gennock
J. Winter
Snyder
Friogone
Lavella
Gunnet
Dombeck
D. Pepe
Hille
Bet
Bioute Ss
New York
Pittsburgh
CRAG
Sae
Vavseeuvee
Boston Siacagebvacwaee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Detroit at Philadelphia and Other NBA Games Today
Detroit plays Philadelphia, St. Louis faces Washington, Cleveland meets Boston, and Chicago travels to New York in today’s NBA schedule.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Sixth Ward Firemen's baseball meeting announced
Manager Joe Ziegler called an 8:30 p.m. meeting at the fire station for all players. Croton Progressives and Bennetts clash at Castle Beach field at 5:30 p.m. in a postponed league game with umpires Bill Ross and Frank Biondi expected. West Side Tigers beat Wilmington Sluggers 10 to 4 at Lee avenue field as W Hannon struck out 10. The Tigers face American Legion Juniors at Lee avenue field tonight. Pearson A. C. topped Friendship Street Stars 22 to 21 at Dean park field with Tommie Morelli homering with two on. Pearsons meet the Division Midgets at Dean park on Saturday.
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RADS
Castle Beach
Isabella Brothers
Joe
Mike
R. H.F. Radiators
Sixth Ward Firemen
Joe Ziegler
Croton Progressives
The
Bennetts
Castle Beach Field
Ed Malley
Bill Ross
Frank Biondi
West Side Tigers
Wilmington Sluggers
Lee Avenue Field
W. Hannon
E. Hannon
G. Grieves
Tigers
Schaas
American Legion
Pearson A. C
Friendship Street Stars
Dean Park Field
Tommie Morelli
Pearsons
North Hill Panther Midgets top St Marys 13 to 2
North Hill field saw the Panthers beat St Marys 13 to 2 as Babe Madden homered and Don Egan Davis Fessler and Haycock contributed key hits. Smoothies defeated the Panthers 14 to 1 at Washington field with Cook Gordon battering for the losers and P McCormics Safier for the winners. M Covelli and D Marvin also homered and J Hunter starred for the losers. Lawrence Indies vs Ryantown slated for 6:45 p m at Ryantown field. Indies start Gomez Wilk or Save with Cathalic Evenoski. Ryantown fields Strausbaugh as pitcher and Layton catcher. Indies have won all games this season.
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St. Marys
North Hill Field
Babe Madden
Donegan
Davis
Fessler
Haycock
Smoothies
Panthers
Washington Field
Cook
Gordon
P. McCormics
Safier
M. Covelli
D. Marvin
J. Hunter
Lawrence Indies
Ryantown
Ryantown Field
the Indies
Gomez
Wilk
Save
Cathalic Evenoski
Strausbaugh
Layton
Independents
Prehistoric Nebraska Indians Dice Tale Sparks Curiosity
Archaeologists suggest ancient Nebraska tribes used dice games, sparking wild speculation about native gambling. The piece riffs on a sensational line about rewards and criminals, but the main note remains on artifacts and interpretation.
Lawrence County League Faces Field Delays and Strong Start
President Alec Samuels orders that all fields be prepared before each game while some clubs struggle to meet league rules. Rosena Furnace grounds promised to A S T P remain unavailable, forcing them to play away from home. West Pittsburg leads the first round with a fast pace as Tonsectic and H Marshall shine for Hillsville, and crowds rise though gates lag in proportion.
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Alec Samuels
Rosena Furnace
West Pittsburg
Pennant race tightens as loop games loom
The league battles tighten with Bessemer boasting sluggers Benson W Puramaki Plevnic and a hoped return for W Stanley from injury. Mahoning and Wampum struggle with tough losses by one run. Today three Lawrence County games are A S T P at Bessemer Mahoning at Wampum and West Pittsburg at Hillsville. Thursday’s slate features Hillsville at Wampum Mahoning at Bessemer and A S T P at West Pittsburg.
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Tonsectic
West Pittsburg
Bessemer
Benson
W. Puramaki
Plevnic
W. Stanley
Mahoning
Wampum
Lawrence County Loop
Hillsville
Mahoning protest cites umpire calls and Byak influence
Nick Cangie cites several reasons for protesting Memorial Day game between Mahoning and A S T P. He alleges balk on Rainey delayed game for manager Black to adjust his shirt on the coaching line and two Mahoning players were ordered to “as you were” after a double steal. Rainey was ruled out for not touching second on a home run. Byak’s influence is claimed. umpire’s side not revealed.
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Nick Cangie
a_ balk
Rainey
Black
Byak
Mahoning A C Beats Bessemer 14 10 In Mushball
Mahoning A C captured its fourth win of the season defeating Bessemer 14 to 10. Barretto and Funera pitched for Mahoning, allowing nine runs. Ruzzine and Vlah each gave up 19 singles. Al Russo Blackie Adamo Campelio Skipper Russo and Zambella homered as Mahoning posted 14 runs.
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Mahoning A. C. Mushball
Bessemer
Barretto
Fpunera
Ruzzine
Vlah
al Russo
Blackie Adamo
Campelio
Skipper Russo
Zambella
R. H.E Bessemer
Mahoning
Ruazzine
Viah
Walker
Funera
Mingione
Tony Piccutti
Lombardo
Davis Cup Elimination as Australia Tops Round Robin
Jack Crawford defeats Wilmer Allison to end United States run in Davis Cup. Baron Gottfried Von Cramm wins French tennis title over Fred Perry and plans to play in Forest Hills prompting U S caution. Braddock boosts Schmeling Louis bout confidence while American women keep Curtis Cup. Holy Cross beats Boston Bees 12 3. Reds announce Wild Bill Hallahan purchase to start pitching.
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International News Service
Jack Crawford
Wilmer Allison
United States
Australia
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Fred Perry
von Cramm
Forest Hills
L. I
U. S
Bob Barnett
Washington
Walter Schriber
New York
England
Queen Mary
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Braddock
Louis
Holy Cross
Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
William “Wild Bill” Hallahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Gainer Edges Knight in Ten Round Millvale Bout
Al Gainer defeated Joe Knight in a ten round bout at Hickey Park Millvale earning a late victory after Knight led early. Gainer’s sustained attack carried the contest through the final round with a decisive finish.
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al Gainer
Joe Knight
Hickey Park
Millvale
Knight
Gainer
Norm Richeal Nets First Ace of Year at Sylvan Heights
Norm Richeal of the New Castle News scored a 150 yard hole in one on No. 5 at Sylvan Heights during the Legion of Honor match last evening. Witnessed by Dave Aston and Hackett Kennedy, the ace came on the apron and rolled into the cup. Richeal finished 83 for the round, 10 over par, with 41 out and 42 in, and the feat will be certified to the U S G A.
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Legion of Honor
Sylvan Heights
Norm Richeal
New Castle News
Dave Aston
Hackett Kennedy
Richeal
Firemen Split Holiday Double Bill In League Play
In Sixth Ward action the Firemen lost to Midland Steel 8 to 2 then defeated Cochranton 10 to 5. Art Alexander started the Midland game for the Firemen, giving way after nine hits. Reich allowed 10 Firemen hits but failed to string them together. Peck Huston limited the Firemen to eight scattered hits in the Cochranton game as Carl Brown yielded 14 Firemen hits. Coulter and Gall led Zieglermen's at bats.
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Sixth Ward
Midland Steel
Cochranton Firemen
Art “Smokey
Alexander
Midland
Witherow
Reich
Cochranton
Peck Huston
Carl Brown
Coulter
Gall
Zieglermen
R. H.E. Cochranton
Huston
Paul Coulter
Brown
Patton
Severa
Annerella
Shenangos Meet First U. P. In Tuesday Softball Clash
Three Class B softball games are set for tonight at Dean Park Field Clifton Flats Field and Lehigh Field with first place Shenangos hosting First U. P. The Gersons face South Side Merchants at Clifton Flats Field and Keystone A. C. Juniors meet East Side Merchants at Lehigh Field.
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Shenangos
U. P
Dean Park Field
Gersons
Clifton Flats
South Side Merchants
Keystone A. C
Lehigh Field
East Side
Corrected quotation on built in tray in car
The sentence corrected to read I find it a great convenience said the man to have a built in tray in my car.
Australians Eliminate U. S. From Cup Play
Davis Walsh reports Australia defeats the United States in the Davis Cup American zone finals led by Jack Crawford over Wilmer Allison. Don Budge wins two singles, but the final score 3 to 2 favors Australia, eliminating the U S from the competition in this zone.
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Australia
Jack Crawford
Wilmer Allison
Don S Budge
Adrian Quist
Budge
Crawford
Quist
Bryan “Bitsy
Grant
Diplomacy and a Clock: A Quip From The News By Mail
The page features a light exchange about diplomatic phraseology with a father explaining playful compliments versus harsh lines. The caption notes The News By Mail costs five dollars annually.
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