Yankees Fed by 24 Hits Edge White Sox as Indians Take Pair
Yankees offense explodes for 24 hits and 18 runs to outlast the Chicago White Sox after a rough pitching day across the majors. Earl Averill clubs three homers to lead Cleveland in a doubleheader sweep over Philadelphia, while Detroit and Boston also post wins and Giants split with Pittsburgh.
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Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Yankees
Vernon Gomez
Pat Malone
Ferrell
Miller
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Earl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
St. Louis Browns
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Polish Nationals Trip Rose Point To Tie In Twilight League
Polish Nationals edged Point ers 7 to 6 at Rose Point field to remain tied for first in the Township league. Johnnie Carik starred on the mound allowing six hits while teammates Koltz and Brush doubled for two of eight team hits. For the losers Farrell yielded four runs, with Ostrowski stealing a base and Smialowski Magusiak contributing sacrifice hits.
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Johnnie Carik
Rose Point
Rose Point Field
Farrell
Teddie Koltz
Brush
Pou Csesss
Byash
Koltz
Bevin
Ostrowski
Smialowski
Magusiak
Wilson
Carik
Red Kellar
Michaels
R. H. Po
A.E Houk
Steer
W. Gallagher
Rf Wilson
Lapinsky
Donaldson
B. Gallagher
Blews
Edith Quier Favored To Win Pennsylvania Championship
Edith Quier of Berkshire Country club Reading led as favorite in the fourth annual Pennsylvania State women’s golf championship at Merion Ardmore. The East course rain held play into the semi finals where Quier faced Mrs W A Johnson with the winner to meet either Mrs J J Mitchel 3d or Helen Buck for the title.
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International News Service
Ardmore
Philadelphia
Edith Quier
Berkshire Country Club
Reading
Pennsylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Quier
W. A. Johnson
St. Davids
J. J. Mitchel
Merion
Helen Buck
Huntingdon Valley
Nearly all men are honorable in their own view
A reflective aphorism notes that most men claim honor but define it to suit their actions, implying varied moral standards based on individual motives. The remark highlights subjective ethics rather than objective virtue, suggesting caution in judging others.
Local baseball races highlight weekend scores and meetings
The Mabel Street Stars edged Farview All-Stars 14 0 at Dean Park while Croton M E toppled First Baptists 25 5 at Englewood with 23 Crotons hits. Young Cubs Midgets won 8 7 over Maitland Street amid umpire protest, and Brown Bomber A C beat Young Cubs 8 2 in Sesko league at Viaduct field. Blue Bird Sluggers beat Fanin 16 6 at Gaston park. Wilmington Sluggers call meeting at 1204 Wilmington Ave to organize a junior league team.
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Mabel Street Stars
Farview All-Stars
Dean Park Field
Mabel Street
Paul Congini
Sam Angelo
Croton M. E
First Baptists
Englewood Field
Crotons
Weller
J. Booth
McEwan
Cubs
Maitland Street Stars
Maitlands
Nocera
Filigenzi
Brown
A. C
Viaduct Field
Keystone A. C
Carnegie Field
Blue Bird Sluggers
Fanin
Gaston Park Field
Blue Birds
East Long Avenue
Wilmington Sluggers
Wilmington Avenue
Wharton
Miller
Campbell
Dix
Appegraph
Schooley
McMillen
Jackson
Swisher
Adams
O'Neil
Lienert
R. Brest
C. Brest
Johns
Louden
R. Muse
C. Snyder
E. Patton
Wilmington
Junior League Schedule Set by Secretary Morris
Secretary James R. Morris released the Junior base ball league schedule. Six teams play three games weekly starting at 5:30. Opening weekend features Ryantown versus W S Tigers, Wilmington Sluggers against Union A C, and Ryantown versus Coaltown in Washington.
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James R. Morris
Shuonday
Ryantown
W. S. Tigers
Lee Avenue
Wilmington Sluggers
Union A. C
Coaltown
North Hill A. C
Washington
Hartman's Team In First Place
GROVE CITY June 25 The local Sportsmen's club and Joe Hartman athletic director turned Hartman’s squad into a strong Mercury County League club. The team sits in first place with 16 wins and 2 losses, drawing steady local fan support.
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Grove City
Joe Hartman
Hartman
University of Pennsylvania establishes surgical research department
Philadelphia notes that a $40,000-a-year department for surgical research has been created by the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. It will be funded by the George Leib Harrison estate, honoring the Philadelphia chemical manufacturer and philanthropist.
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Philadelphia
School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
George Leib Harrison
G O P Headquarters Shift to Chicago and Landon VP Pick
National chairman John Hamilton announced the Republican headquarters will move to Chicago early next week. Col Frank Knox will be named as vice presidential candidate for the Landon ticket at a ceremony in Chicago July 30. Hamilton predicted a landslide victory and cited shifts in the solid south and western states. He named Mrs Robert Lincoln Hoyal as an assistant and said Dolly Gann may speak in the campaign.
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International News Service
Washington
Republican National Committee
Chicago
John Hamilton
Col
Frank Knox
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Hamilton
Gov. Landon
Landon
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Robert Lincoln Hoya
Arizona
Dolly Gann
Curtis
Sarazen Sets Pace In British Open At Hoylake
Gene Sarazen, 1932 US champion, posted 35 in today’s opening round as 107 players including five Americans began the 1936 British Open at Hoylake. Qualifying cut was 155. Henry Cotton led with 139.
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International News Service
Hoylake
Eng
Gene Sarazen
United States
Liverpool
Sarazen
Ted Turner
Pine Valley
N. J
Joe Ezar
Waco
Texas
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Ernie Ball
Mobile
Ala
Henry Cotton
Lawrence Indies Triumph 7-0 Over East New Castle Merchants
Masajada pitched a rare gem allowing three hits and fanning two as the Lawrence Indies blanked the East New Castle Merchants 7 to 0 at Shenango Field. Wilk and Masajada led the hitting with key extra-base blows and the Indies scored in the third, fifth and seventh innings.
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Lawrence Indies
Masajada
East New Castle
Shenango Field
Janoski
Lenhart
John Wilk
Indies
E. N. C. Merchants
Wilk
Majocha
Jno
Wik
M. Baker
E. Sovesky
Ike
Paul Zidow
Schmeling Braddock Title Bout Hopes Stir At MSG
Mike Jacobs and Madison Square Garden press for the Schmeling Braddock heavyweight title bout. Barney Ross rejects a 40 000 offer to fight Tony Canzoneri. Henry Cotton wins medalist honors in the British open with Gene Sarazen tied for third. Wilmer Allison defeats David Jones at Wimbledon. Edith Quier advances to Penn State women's golf semi finals. American poloists beat Great Britain 15 to 9 in London for the international cup final game.
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International News Service
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Henry Cotton
Gene Sarazen
Wilmer Allison
David Jones
Columbia A
Edith Quier
Reading
Penn State
Peggy McClosky
Great Britain
London
Home Run Leaders and All Star Highlights
Leaders list shows Foxx of the Red Sox with 19 homers followed by Trosky Indians 18 Gehrig Yankees 16 and Dickey Yankees 13 Ott Giants 13 Averill Indians 12 Goslin Tigers 10. Names across teams include Dimaggio Powell Crosetti Sewell White Sox Ott Giants Jensen Pirates Solters Browns Owen Tigers Miller Red Sox W Ferrell.
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International News Service
Averill
Indians
Dimaggio
Yankees
Dickey
Powell
Crosetti
Sewell
White Sox
Ott
Giants
Jensen
Pirates
Solters
Browns
Owen
Tigers
Miller
Red Sox
W. Ferrell
Foxx
Trosky
Gehrig
Goslin
Americans clash with Arabians over newcomer airs
In a provocative social column, Americans critique Arabians for resenting the unfamiliar manners of new arrivals, highlighting tensions between settlers and newcomers and reflecting cultural friction and bias.
Eileen Cullinan Weds Leo Laughlin In Ellwood City
Eileen Cullinan daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Cullinan wed Leo Laughlin son of Mrs Catherine Laughlin at St Agatha church in Ellwood City. The ceremony was followed by a 54 guest breakfast at Hostess House with relatives from Youngstown Salem Steubenville Cleveland Pittsburgh and Beaver Valley. The couple plan a postnuptial trip and will reside in the Simon building apartment on Lawrence Avenue. The bride is a 1934 high school graduate and the groom works in the Shelby Tube plant accounting department.
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Ellwood City
Eileen Cullinan
Patrick V. Cullinan
Line Avenue
Leo Laughlin
Catherine Laughlin
Franklin Avenue
St. Agatha Catholic Church
R. D. A. Wilkey
Cleveland
Joseph Laughlin
Glenn Avenue
Youngstown
Salem
Steubenville
Pittsburgh
Beaver Valley
Shelby Tube Plant
Local residents visit relatives and travel notes
Miss Fernsmaith of North Sewick ley improves after an appendix operation at Ellwood City Hospital. Numerous residents and visitors from New Castle, Harmony, Ellport, Pleasant Hill, Cleveland, Oak Park, Carlisle, Wilkes Barre, Butler, Philadelphia, Bellevue, Zelienople and other nearby towns are reported visiting family or staying with relatives across the area.
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Fernsmaith
North Sewickley
Ellwood City Hospital
Gray Gordon
Walter Harris
Paul Vaughn
New Castle
Scott Moyer
Franklin Avenue
Nancy Zeigler
Harmony
Elsie Martin
Plaingrove
Ellport
Eugene Allen
Mervin Cuttinson
Wilkes-Barre
David Cuttinson
New Castle Road
May Hutchinson
Butler
Charles Gwin
Wiley Hill
Carson Meredickson
Squirrel Hill
Alec Watson
New Brighton Road
Dorothy
May Shannon
Sarah Wahn
Philadelphia
Alfred Greyson
Grace and
Leon
Fourth Ward
Bellevue
F. A. Pitsch
Virginia
Connellsville
Clara Glenn
Zelienople
Abriam Davies
Knox
Mahoning To Aid Umpires In Lawrence County Loop
Mahoning A A will protect umpires at Mahoning field for Lawrence County loop games after a league meeting. Umpires had been threatened and refused to officiate in the Seventh ward. Officials said protection is required or Mahoning would be released from the league.
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Mahoning A. A
Lawrence County Loop
Mahoning’s
Mahoning
Meeting of the Women's Missionary Society in Ellwood City
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church met for its monthly luncheon and program in Ellwood City. Mrs John Brennemen described the Presbyterian hospital at Porto Rico and members discussed The Philippines and the West Indies. Mrs Thomas Wilson reported on the Presbyterial meeting as the group planned the July 22 gathering at Goehring Lodge with Mrs George Wilson handling transportation.
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Ellwood City
Women's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Porto Rico
John Brennemen
West Indies
Thomas Wilson
Thos. Haines
Goehring Lodge
George Wilson
W. H. Shields
W. C. Martin
C. E. Zeigler
S. A. Hartung
Robert Cornish
Immanuel Reformed Church Trip to Greenville
Ellwood City residents from Immanuel Reformed church toured Greenville yesterday visiting St. Pauls Orphanage and Old Folks Home. They traveled at 9 a m and stopped at six homes. A noon basket dinner was held in the grove. The home inmates gave a program, then the party went to the Old Ladies Home Pymatuning Dam and finished with supper at Conneaut Lake.
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Ellwood City
Immanuel Reformed Church
Greenville
St. Paul's Orphanage
Old Ladies
Thank Offering Service Held at First Christian Church
Ellwood City residents report the Ladies Aid of the First Christian church held its annual Thank Offering service in the church basement with about 50 participants. After an address by Rev. E. G. Aubrey, a program of readings and solos followed, ending with a prayer meeting. A substantial amount was raised for church work.
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Ellwood City
Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian Church
E. G. Aubrey
Ellwood City Names Multiple Admitted And Discharged Individuals
Admitted on Wednesday are Henry W. Rosencranz of Spring avenue Arthur W. Martin of Perry street Vincenzo Anarchelletta of Ellwood City Mrs Floyd Thrope of Franklin avenue Mrs Thomas Magee of Spring avenue David Rossi of Pittsburgh Circle Discharged are Mrs Domenic Ricciotti and baby of Division avenue Helen Newbold of Wampum Phillip Fletcher of Pershing street Mrs Albert Steen of First avenue and Donald Ottavanio of Division avenue
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Ellwood City
Henry W. Rosencranz
Spring Avenue
Arthur W. Martin
Perry Street
Vincenzo Anarchelletta
Floyd Thrope
Franklin Avenue
Thomas Magee
David Rossi
Pittsburgh Circle
Domenic Ricciotti
Baby
Division Avenue
Helen Newbold
Wampum
Phillip Fletcher
Pershing Street
Albert Steen
First Avenue
Donald Ottavanio
Ladies and Orange Lodge Meet in Ellwood City
June 25 report notes the Orange Ladies invite all to a Friday meeting at 7 30 p m in the First National Bank building with the Protestant Boys Orange lodge joint committee. The lodge convenes at 7 45 with routine business and a hosiery club drawing to follow. Degree team practice ends the evening.
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Ellwood City
Orange Ladies
First National Bank
Boys Orange Lodge
Local B P W Club Duo Sail Great Lakes Convention
Miss Florence Brownstein and Miss Louise Barton represent the local B. and P. W. club at the convention aboard the S. and Octorara on the Great Lakes.
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Ellwood City
Florence Brownstein
Louise Barton
B. and
P. W
Great Lakes
Mrs Harold Price Hosts L. W. L. Club in Ellwood City
Mrs Harold Price hosted the L. W. L. Club at her Wiley Hill home with good attendance. Special guests included Mrs Clarence Lummiley Maude Price and Mrs Mae Fennick. Prizes were won by Mrs Clyde McCurdy Iva Rudge and Mrs Robert Lutz. guest awards went to Mrs Lummley and Mrs Price. A towel shower surprised Mrs Blanche LeRoy. The next meeting will be at Mrs Robert Lutz’s home in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Harold Price
L. W. L. Club
Wiley Hill
Clarence Lummiley
Maude Price
Mae Fennick
Clyde McCurdy
Iva Rudge
Robert Lutz
Lummley
Price
Blanche LeRoy
W. B. A. Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 25 the local W B A lodge met in the First National Bank building with good attendance. Activities included cards and bingo. first prize went to Mrs Tina Alfonso for 500 and bingo prizes to Mrs Suzzone Stevenson and Mrs Emma Lambert. Refreshments were served by Mrs Edna Rosier's committee. The group will reconvene in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
W. B. A. Lodge
First National Bank
Tina Alfonso
Suzzone Stevenson
Emma Lambert
Edna Rosier
Duplikette Club Hosts Bridge Night in Knox Plan
Elwood City June 25 Mrs Robert Addier entertained the Duplikette Club at her Knox Plan home. Bridge with two tables provided the main pastime and prizes went to Mrs J M Stoughton and Mrs J Gardner. A luncheon followed and the group set to meet again in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Robert Addier
Knox Plan
Bridge
J. M. Stoughton
J. Gardner
Attend Junior W B A Convention at Butler
Mrs. Harry Wolfe and Mrs. Al Johnson led 20 Ellwood City Junior W B A members to Butler for the convention. The event drew 147 attendees with a 6 30 dinner and program including the coronation of the queen.
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Ellwood City
Harry Wolfe
al Johnson
Butler
Birthday cake lights up Urbana church 125th anniversary
A Methodist church in Urbana held an all day 125th anniversary celebration. A three foot high paper cake with 125 candles caught fire as the flames burned low, but guests were served real cake with 125 on the icing.
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Urbana
Methodist Church
Wilson Gaskell wedding in Ellwood City
Miss Eleanor Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Wilson wed W James Gaskell Jr son of Mr and Mrs W J Gaskell in a 4 30 Wednesday ceremony at the Ellwood New Castle road home. Officiants were Rev Charles Bell and Rev Thomas Berger with a single ring ritual. The couple will reside in Wesler apartments after a trip to Washington DC.
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Ellwood City
Eleanor Wilson
Charles E. Wilson
Ellwood
New Castle Road
W. James Gaskell, Jr
W. J. Gaskell
Pittsburgh
Charles Bell
Thomas Berger
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Warren W. Wilson
Robert Jones
Wilson
Gaskel
Steel products to be on exhibition
More than 3 million dollars in steel products and manufacturing equipment will be exhibited at the annual exposition of the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers. G R Carroll said the event in Detroit for a four day convention beginning September 22 will be the largest and most diversified ever held, with many products from the largest steel producers.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Association of Iron and Steel Engineers
G. R. Carroll
Detroit
Carroll
Net Blouses and Dresses Highlight Summer Fashion
Net blouses in various styles including tucked and jabot trimmed create versatile summer wear. Designers showcase cut-out flower appliques on net fabrics and present tailored net dresses as chic and fashionable options.
Townsend Not Decided Upon His Candidate
Dr. F. E. Townsend, leader of the $200-a-month old age pension drive, left Philadelphia for Baltimore after stating his group will not back Roosevelt or Landon. He said Democratic pressure on the platform committee was not his doing and predicted the plank would not be adopted. He called the convention hall scene a lovely madhouse and said the Townsendite convention will decide support for Lemke's third party.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
F. E. Townsend
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Gov
Landon
Democratic Platform Committee
Lemke
Platform Plank Fight Nears Resolution In Labor Hours Clash
Senator Robert Wagner of New York, head of the Democratic platform sub committee, telephoned Roosevelt with a proposed solution to the constitutional amendment plank. Wagner predicted the tangle would be straightened out though another sub committee member pushed that the amendment question remained unsettled. The dispute centers on a plank to give federal and state governments authority over hours of labor and wages if needed.
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S International News Service
Philadelphia
Robert Wagner
New York
Democratic Platform
Roosevelt
Wagner
Man and 17 Children Seek Citizenship in Pittsburgh
An 18 person citizenship petition was filed in Pittsburgh today led by Jan Knapik 67 a Czecho Slovakian who seeks naturalization for himself and his 17 children. He arrived in 1906 and has been married twice.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Jan Knapik
PAD PLAY PEN SUGGESTION FOR OLDER BABY PENS
A mother describes upgrading a baby play pen with a folded quilt and hemmed canvas pad. The canvas is removable and washable, improving comfort on splintery floorboards and offering a reusable idea for others with worn play pens.
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