Schmeling Braddock May Fight In New York In September
International News Service reports that Schmeling and Braddock are linked to a September bout at a New York venue, with Mike Jacobs and James J. Johnston driving the negotiations. Schmeling holds a contract with the Garden. Braddock could meet Joe Louis if available. Louis was knocked out by Schmeling last Friday, altering the fight landscape.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
James J. Johnston
Schmeling
Braddock
Garden Bowl
Mike Jacobs
Yankee Stadium
Johnston
Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Botanical Gardens
the Garden
Louis
Mr. Johnston
Max Schmeling
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Cubs
Chicago
Township Schedule Sparks Weekend Clash Across Towns
Four township games set this week with Castlewood versus Rose Point at Rose Point and East New Castle facing Polish Nationals on their field Tuesday. Thursday features Brent at Castlewood and East New Castle at Rose Point in the Township league schedule.
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Castlewood
Rose Point
East New Castle
Brent
Staddings Leads Tight Card of Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6, Boston beat Cincinnati, New York topped St Louis 6 to 4, and Chicago beat Brooklyn 7 to 2 in a set of early season games.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Standing of the Clubs 1935 Sn Lost Pet
Standings show St Louis at 17 3 Chicago 35 24 614 5 nestsareh 35 24 New Yorke 32 26 522 Cincinnati 29 30 492 4 ee 29 33 468 Phinskis 21 40 344 Brooklyn 24 41 -389
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New York
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at New York and four other matchups
Today a slate of five games with Pittsburgh visiting New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and Chicago facing Boston. Strong intercity showdowns set the pace for the day.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Baseball Standings and Results for 1935 American League
The standings show New York leading with 31 wins and 3 500 in the pennant race. Cleveland, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis and Detroit follow with varying records. Upcoming games list Philadelphia at Cleveland, Washington at St. Louis, New York at Chicago, Boston at Detroit.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Boxing carnival set by police at Taggart Field
The amateur boxing carnival by the Fraternal Order of Police will open at 8 15 p m at Taggart Field with a hoped for record crowd. Jess Willard will serve as a referee and George Chip may referee. Five amateur champions including Johnny Wargo and Johnny Carmen will box, with others from Pittsburgh and Ohio.
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Taggart Field
New Castle
Ellwood City
Shelby Social Club
Shelby
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
George Chip
Chip
Frank Klaus
Johnny Kilbane
Abe Atiel
Johnny Wargo
Pittsburgh
Johnny Carmen
Minnie de More
Eric Bredl
Golden Glove
George Davis
Ohio
Underdog Dodgers Fall to Cubs 7 2 Then Win 6 4 in Split
Major league action featured the Cubs extending their winning streak to 15 before the Dodgers halted it with a 6 4 victory in the nightcap behind Van Mungo. Other results include Pirates beating Phillies 7 6, Red Sox beating Browns 3 0, and Indians sweeping Senators 8 3.
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van Mungo
Cubs
Len Warneke
Curt Davis
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Jackson
Moore
Fred Fitzsimmons
Baseball Summary of Hitters and Leaders in Mixed League
Players mentioned include Vaughn Camilli Suhr and Sulik from the Pirates and Giants J Moore DiMaggio Watkins J Mar tin Gehringer Grimm Bell with teams Dodgers Cardinals Tigers Cubs Browns and leaders Foxx Gehrig Trosky Dickey Ott all noted with home run counts and strikeouts in a compact league leaderboard style. Other named figures include the Yankees and Bees with various players referenced in brief context.
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Pirates
Camilli
Phillies
Suhr
Sulik
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Giants
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Berger
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DiMaggio
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Dodgers
J. Martin
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Tigers
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Red Sox
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Indians
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New Castle Golf Features Wins and Lineup for League Meet
Phil H Bridenbaugh and C Ed Smith won best ball Class A at New Castle Field Club with a 76 game and 13 handicap net 63. Class B went to F B Allen and W G Whittaker with an 86 game and 60 net. Meeting called for Business Men's golf league managers at Castle Hills after 5:30 pm games. Banking team leads, Carnaioe-Illinois Steel matchup, Universals vs Dry Goods. Saul won kicker's handicap at Sylvan Heights with 71, Demico Mancine Carr shared 78, Kildoo Hill won best ball net 65.
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New Castle High
C. Ed. Smith
New Castle Field Club
F. B Allen
W. G. Whittaker
Business Men's Golf League
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Clarke
Davis
McGovern
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Carnoegie- Illinois Steel Company
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Mickey” McBride
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Dry
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Sylvan Heights
Pete Demico
Oscar Mancine
Verne Carr
Bob Kildoo
Johnny Hill
Bud Carlson
S. Darby Tae
Lestoria Richeal
Lowman
Saul
Twaddle Ems
Jarrett
Dave Aston
Mike Fine
Plush Bee
Tee
F. Perry
John Hodges
Allen Fees
Wilmington teams map out league talks at 1204 Wilmington Ave
Wilmington Sluggers urge all prospective independent junior league entrants to send a representative to tonight’s meeting at 1204 Wilmington Avenue at 8 o clock to discuss formation. The Sluggers host American Legion Juniors at 5. Hill Billies forfeit win over West Side Midgets. they seekほ fast midget games in New Castle and contacts are Bill at 1754. Colonial A C heads to West Pittsburg tonight then Brent Tuesday. Wednesday Castle Wood hosts Colonials who want matches with East New Castle Frisco and others. call 2141 M or 5829 J. Pearson A C beat Division Street Stars 5 3 at Dean Park Field. Stars J Cicero and B DiGenaro top losers. Ryantown baseball vs Rose Point at Ryantown Field tonight at 6 per Frank Heasley.
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Wilmington Avenue
American Legion
Highland Hill Billies
West Side
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New Castle
Bill
Colonial A. C
West Pittsburg
Brent
Colonials
Castlewood
East New Castle
Frisco
Croton Progressives Face Bonnetts In Feature Softball Clash
Croton Progressives led by Ed Malley visit East Side field to take on the Bonnetts under Andy Venditto in a 5 30 p m feature game. Umpires Frank Isabella and Keith Van Fossan set the crews as Radia tors meet the Box Factory at Spencer field and Knights of St Vitus oppose Nobils at Castle Beach.
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Ed Malley
Croton Progressives
Bonnetts
Andy “Coots
Venditto
Frank Isabella
Keith van Fossan
Crotons
Spencer Field
Box Factory
DiThomas
Monath
The
Knights of St. Vitus
the Nobils
Castle Beach
J. Santangelo
Joe Aiello
Ninth Win For Ross Team 11-9 At Rosena Grounds
The Ross A L softball team, formerly the old Catholics, upset the South Side All Stars 11 to 9 at Rosena grounds on Sunday for their ninth straight victory. Pinky Amobile added his fifth win of the season with six strikeouts. Gumbert Verage hit his eleventh homer. Ed Isaac Louie Santangelo Rags Gennock and Carm Amobile also homered. Mike Congrese made a spectacular game saving catch.
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Old Catholics
South Side All Stars
Rosena Grounds
Pinky Amobile
Gumbert Verage
Ed Isaac
Louie Santangelo
Rags Gennock
Carm Amobile
Mike Congrese
Sports Review Roundup of Notable Wins and Contests
Two American records and a world mark were set by Eleanor Holm Jarrett as she won the metropolitan 220 yard backstroke championship. Jimmy Dykes agreed to manage the Chicago White Sox for another year. Bob Cruickshank captured the Virginia Open at Newport News with 277 for 72 holes, three under par. Ralph Guldahl won the western open at Davenport with 64 on the last 18 holes, three under par. Robert Riggs defeated Frankie Parker to take the national clay court tennis title 6-1 6-4 6-4.
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International News Service
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Cornell Choice
Poughkeepsie
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Metropolitan
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Bob Cruickshank
Richmond
Newport News
Ralph Guldhal
St. Louis
Davenport
Robert Riggs
Los Angeles
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Junior Chamber To Golf This Evening at Castle Hills
The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts its first summer golf event at Castle Hills course this afternoon and evening. Play starts between 4 30 and 6 o clock under chairman Arthur Alexander. The program suites both best and beginning golfers.
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Castle Hills
Deluse Of Rain Halts British Open Qualifying
A one hour tropical rain storm at Hoylake halted the British Open qualifying today. The general committee cancelled rounds already played and ordered play to resume tomorrow, dashing Henry Cotton’s chance after a 67. Six of ten American entrants were eliminated as greens flooded.
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Eng
Greens
Henry Cotton
Grommes and Smith win at Sylvan Heights in best ball
Willie Grommes and James A. Smith defeated Ted Luther and Al Alcroft in a best ball match at Sylvan Heights. Grommes and Smith led local marks, with Alcroft par and Luther two over as crowds watched 200 spectators. Local fundraisers raised 34 dollars for the national public links team as the players posted 73s and 77s.
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al Alcroft
Youngstown
Willie Grommes
James A. Smith
Sylvan Heights
Ohio
Long Island
Alcroft
Luther
Grammel
Smith
Grammes
Grommel
Hero and Goat Highlight Week in Baseball
Van Lingle Mungo of the Dodgers snapped the Cubs 15 game streak in a 6 to 4 victory while Jake Powell of the Yankees, blamed for a Detroit loss after a baserunning blunder, watched his team fall 8 to 7.
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Cubs
Dodgers
Jake Powell
Yankees
Detroit
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