Amata San Is Show Champion at Lawrence County Horse Show
Several hundred attended the fourth annual Lawrence County Horse Show at Pleasant Valley Farm Wampum on Saturday. No Doubt was crowned Jumper champion while Amata San earned Show champion and Peavine Commander Reserve. Rich ard Lavery Sr. of Erie judged despite rain. Results span 18 classes with numerous horses exporting wins across gaited, pony, harness, and jumper categories.
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Lawrence County
Pleasant Valley Farm
Wampum
Amata San
Peavine
Richard Lavery, Sr
Erie
Mode
Cream of Kentucky
Catherine Peavine
Kalarama Kathleen
Flashing Rex
No Doubt
Jerry
Amaca San
Lindy Chief
Penvine Delight
Bourbon Lady
Bonita Rose
Jarry
Royal Robin
Katherine Feavine
Anacacho Areist
Sonny Boy
Lady Betty
Prince
Gold Bloc
Bonnie Lassie
Nellie
Beauty
Pinto
Peavine Commander
Plantation
Penny
Lady In Tan
Senator Pride
Stonewall Allen
Dream of Kentucky
Anacacho Artist
Ligno McDonald
Amarn San
Peavilia Commander
New Castle
Indies Moose Play Tonight In City League Tilt
Weather permitting, the Lawrence Indies and Moose will face off at Cedar Street field at 6 o clock in a postponed City league game. The Indies may start Joe Wilk Savage or Majocha, while the Moose plan Hall for mound duty.
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Lawrence Indies
Moose
Cedar Street Field
Larling Indies
Joe Wilk
Savage
New Castle
Golf Scores From Castle Hills Week End
Castle Hills manager Larry Gramming released low scores from the weekend at his course. Chunkie Dubkin posted 72 while George Shook 77 Stan Bukowski 75 Bill Watters 76 Shine Piatek 76 John Filsinger 76 from Pittsburgh. M W Cunningham, a new golfer, shot 84 yesterday. Joe Dudek drove long on the fairways, with several balls nearing 300 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hills
Larry Gramming
Chunkie Dubkin
George Shook
Stan Bukowski
Bill Watters
Shine Piatek
John Filsinger
Pittsburgh
M. W. Cunningham
Joe Dudek
Learn-to-Swim Campaign_success At YMCA
The YMCA sponsored a two week Learn-to-Swim program with a big noon feed marking its closing Saturday. While attendance trailed last year, three of five groups completed the 60 foot pool swim qualifying as junior beginners under instructors including John Fraser Frank Bush Bob Brest Willis Foster Newt Campbell Harold OBrien Harold Dickson and led by Physical Director William Winter.
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John Fraser
Frank Bush
Gabriel Conti
Elio Picarro
Nick Quarto
Frank Kirsch
Ed Golonka
Robin Vaughan
Carl Felix
James Bigley
Francis Rogan
Homer Miles
Amelio Russo
Wm. Ferry
Emil Smolnik
Leo Carrigan
Tom Daugherty
Robi, Aiken
Glenn Hutton
Louis Retuno
James Wemos
John Pace
Ray Cooper
Angelo Via
Bob Dale
Croton Defeats St. Josephs In Pitching Battle
Croton defeated St. Josephs 3 to 1 at Croton field in a pitching duel between Stone and Sugent. Sugent fanned 13. Stone struck out 7. Croton led 2-0 in the first and scored again in the ninth. St. Josephs finally crossed in the ninth. Key hits by A Lasky and Micco fueled the Croton win. upcoming league game against the Red Sox is noted.
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Croton
St. Josephs
Croton Field
Stone
Sugent
Crotons
Saints
Andy Lasky
Micco
Red Sox
Orell
Malls
Grosett
St. Joseph's
Croton A
Lasky
Micea
Memo
Germani
Kline
Cini and
Uran
St. Josephs RH
Pale Magusiak
Chill
Donegan
Teereee Carey
Lb A. Lasky
McGary
C Quaschi
Frank
P Weno Denes
Grimes
Hennene
Cf Deloretizo
Wanee
Daved Memo
Gennock
Giormeal
Grosebt
Pulaski and Saints surge as local league games abound
Pulaski trims Union Civics 8 0 to extend NL lead as Gentile falls short of a no hitter. Winters powers Pulaski with a homer and a double while Reese and Mitcheltree add a triple and a double. St Margaret's tops South Side Board of Trade 5 2 to claim second in the American circuit, and New Bedford bats Harbor for 9 3. Princeton falls 2 1 to St Margaret's as Lauro drives the Saints. New Bedford 9 Harbor 3, Nashua wins by forfeit over West Side A C 1 0.
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Pulaski
Union Civics
Gentile
Ufler
Winters
Reese
Mitcheltree
Crentile and Myers
Unions
Mrozek and Johnson
Saints
St. Margaret's
South Side Board of Trade
Latlano
Ciclone
Princeton
W. Gallagher
Lindy” Lane
Lauro
Jone
R. HE
B. of
Trade
Beard
Nocera
Tuscano
Denny
Razzano
R, H,e
W, Gallagher and Neiper
Lauro and Razzano
Nashua
A. C
National Pet
West
Crewe Segeens Peereeee
Nashua Bees
Harbor Wrens
Bedford
Castlewe
South Hills
New Bedford
Union
West Side
Harbor
American Princeton
Mahoning
Castlewood
St. Margaret’s
Redskins
Ruy N
NEW
Managers Will Meet Tuesday In City Baseball League
An important meeting of City Baseball league managers and officials is set for Tuesday evening at 8:30 at St Joseph Parish Hall. Father Peter Michael Schirra will conduct the session to arrange postseason play of postponed games as the first half ends Thursday night. Managers should bring lists of postponed games. HUY IN NEW CASTLE-
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City Baseball League
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Peter Michael Schirra
Huy
New Castle
Elders Halt Indies Streak In Tight Inning
Score by innings shows Lawrence Indies trailing as Elder A. CG posts a 7 to 1 win. Key hits include Henry Hartman Miron Gibson E Porada Evanoski and multiple double plays. Umpires Keller and Tip Richards. Lawrin 1938 Kentucky Derby winner may return to racing in the Tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Indies
Elder A
Henry
Hartman
Miron
Gibson
E. Porada
Evanoski
Orlando
Mosely
Gaydosik
A. Baker
Calderero
Baker
Ostrosky
Frigione
Russo
Keller
Tip Richards
New Castle
Lawrin
Brownie Ostrosky
Eldersfield
Indies
Joe Frigione
Hartmian
Parada
C. R
P. A.B
Ene Galderero
Veneer
Reeset
el Bes
Coulter
Petraes Hartman
A. Orlando
T. Miron
B. Ostrosky
Beens Bale
Rrila
Koszela
Byak
Sewe
M. Rainey
Ee Sovesky
C. Baker
Jno
Wilk
East Book A. A. Meets Tonight
An important meeting of the Last Brook Athletic Association will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of E. B. Kennedy. It is for all members aged between 1936 and 1939. Ray Apolskis of Marquette is touted as the best center in the country by coaches and scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Brook Athletic Association
A&t
E. B. Kennedy
New Castle
Ziic Rinaldi
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Lawrenceville
Johnny Rinaldi
New York
Jake Mintz
Hickey Park
Erv Salin
al Gilbert
Washington
DE. C
Ray Apolskis
Marquette
Community Moose Baseball Returns To City League
The Loyal Order of Moose in this city forms a baseball team to promote wholesome youth athletics. Schedule includes June 30 vs Niles Moose at Lehigh field and July 4 double header vs Erle Moose with other Moose clubs from Canton Akron Greenville and Ellwood City on the slate. Benny Leonard referees the Frutuie Zivic Johnny Rinaldo 10 round bout in Pittsburg tonight. Zivic beat Ossie Harris recently in the same city. Sunnies sweep Nationals 14 to 1 in a Class B softball game at Gaston Park with Getty winning pitcher and Metta leading hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Moose
Niles Moose
Lehigh Field
Erle Moose
Canton
Akron
Greenville
Ellwood City
Benny Leonard
New Galilee
Brent
Wampum
Sport Goods
Seb Sisti
Bees
Fob Bowman
St. Louis Cards
Boston
Dorothy Ball
Wheeling
Charleston
W. Va
Yester
Day
Ann Miller
Old Furnace
Canfield
Polo
Zelfenople
New Castle
Sunnies
Gaston Park
Nationals
Getty
J. Pair
Fair
Metta
Guide
R. H. E. Nationals
Falr
Conti
Bobby Lowe Nominated for Baseball Hall of Fame
From Long Beach California I A Williamson argues Bobby Lowe deserves Hall of Fame honoring for 1894 four homer and four singles in a nine inning game a record that stood 38 years. Lowe praised as a gentleman on and off the field and among era’s best players.
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Bobby Lowe
Lou Gehrig
Lowe
Robert Lincoln Lowe
I. A. Wiliamson
Long Beach
California
Detroit
West Pittsburg Defeats Ryantown In Tight 5 to 4 Baseball Game
West Pittsburg Gas House edged Ryantown 5 to 4 at Ryantown field in a well played City Baseball League contest. Lazar and Tonsella pitched for West Pittsburg. Herno, Fisher, and Davis starred for Ryantown. Mike Marky led West Pittsburg with two triples. J DeMonaco, Davis and Jas Marky contributed key hits as Ryantown mounted late threats. Umpires Coates and Price.
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West Pittsburg
Gas House
Ryantown
Lazar
Tonsella
Herno
Fisher
Davis
Mike Marky
James Marky
Joe DeMonaco
Ryantown Field
Bee W
Pittsburg
M . Marky
Jas. Marky
J. DeMonaco
D. Robinson
Bevan
Aloe
Nicholson
Forado
Ol Lazar
Tonsetle
Coates
Price
West Pittsburgh
Elsesser
Wastes
Crate J
DeMonaco
Marky
Sete
M. Marky
Ib Beeee
Fundoots
C Lazar
T. Tonestic
Ares
G. Tonsetic
Tolnls
Rausch
Miller
Bree Bodendorfer
Robinson
ben \ Fisher
Parado
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
Yesterday Cleveland won four to zero while Boston lost one to two. Detroit led New York nine to two, Washington twelve to two, and St. Louis five to three before a second game ended early due to darkness. Philadelphia played Chicago in a rain delay. Tonight's slate features New York at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, and Philadelphia at St. Louis with additional night and day games noted. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn recorded recent scores, while Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia posted various results amid postponed games and late finishes.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Stadium
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Ser Pet. G
Cleveland Te
New York Sneae
St. Louis Gneve Siens
Oman ‘ Wees
Ee Be
Pel. G.B. Cincinnati
Chicago Repens
St. Louis Aby Ees
Boston Ene Ewes
Tony Galento Tops NBA Heavyweight Contenders in Milwaukee
Tony Galento is listed as the No 1 challenger for Joe Louis by the National Boxing Association in Milwaukee on June 24. Newcomers Buddy Baer Pat Comiskey and Jack Walker appear in the top 10 while Pete Scalzo and Sammy Angott are named new champions at featherweight and lightweight respectively.
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International News Service
Milwaukee
Wis
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
National Boxing Association
Benand Galento
Bob Pastor
New York
Buddy Baer
Pat Comiskey
Jack Walker
George Pace
Tony Olivera
Little Dada
Enrico Urbanti
Saints And Red Sox Postponed City League Game
Weather delays a Washington High field game between the Saints and Red Sox with McMillin on the mound for the Sox and Father Peter Michne Schirra opposing. Also notes Rockets beat Gerson 9 4 behind Joe Zedick and W Tanner power, Jefferson Tigers 13 11 over Macoley, and Ohio State football critique of Don Scott. Michigan reports Ostroot to join next season, and Hollywood Gold Cup entrants list Challedon leading contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
St. Josephs
Washington High Field
McMillin
Peter Michne Schirra
Sox
New Castle
Rockets
Joe Zedick
East Side Rockets
Gerson
W. Tanner
T-linois
Scott
Inglewood
Onl
Challedon
Billy Jurges Hit On Head By Fast Ball Sunday
Billy Jurges New York Giants shortstop lay in Polyclinic hospital with a severe brain concussion after a pitch by Bucky Walters of the Cincinnati Reds slipped in the seventh inning of the first game of a Sunday double header. Jurges never lost consciousness and accepted Walters' explanation that the pitch was accidental and unintentional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Billy Jurges
New York Giants
Jurges
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Walters
Indians Red Sox Split Twin Bill
Indians and Red Sox split a twi n bill as Al Smith won in relief for Cleveland in game one and Jim Tabor homered twice in the nightcap for Boston. The Tigers tightened the AL race with a 9 2 win over the Yankees while Detroit closed within a game and a half of Cleveland.
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ED Kiely
International
Epports Writers
New York
Detroit
New York Yankees
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Buccos
Durocher Dandies
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Biy
New Castle
City Baseball Loop Standings and Tuesday Games
City Baseball Loop standings and Tuesday schedule list Indies at West Pittsburg Moose Club at Elder A C Ryantown at Croton Tigers at Rec Son St Josephs at Slovaks. Thursday games feature Elders at West Pittsboro St Josephs at Ryantown Moose at Slovaks Croton at Tigers Indies at Red Sox. Giants keystone duo Bill Jurges and Mickey Vittek shine as teammates on and off the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Indies
West Pittsburg
Moose Club
Elder A. C. Ryantown
Croton
Tigers
Rec Son
St. Josephs
West Pittsboro
Ryantown
Moose
Red Sox
New Castle
Bill Jurges
Mickey Vwitek
Giants
Keystone Combination
Gether
L. Pet. Lawrence Indies
Elder A. C. Pete Nees
West Side Tigers
Teseee Sae
Craton A. C
Red Sox Veerevere
St. Josephs Aieie Aes
Byrantown Ber
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Penn Theatre
NEW Gas San
H.E
Schmidt
Rudzik
Woods
McGarry
Beck
Elders Halt Indies
A. A
Harlan Clift
St. Louis Browns
Gerry Walker
Sports World
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Yanks
Broadway
Sid Hudson
Sanford
Tommy Reis
Newark
Phil Rigzuta
Kansas City
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Brownies
Tiny Bonham
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
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Columbus
New Castile
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Galento
Indians
Suit Club
Reynolds, Summers, & McCann
Lake Milton
Duke Ellington
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Youngstown
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