Red Sox and Yankees Open Four Game Series in New York
Boston the pennant chasers meet the Yankees in a twin bill opening a four game set, with leaders across batting and pitching including Gehrig Foxx Dimaggio and Pearson. Murderers Row faces six Red Sox regulars hitting over .300 as Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 3 in NL action.
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International News Service
New York
Boston
Red Sox
Yankees
New Yorkers
Sox
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Joe Dimaggio
Jake Powell
Bill Werber
Monte Pearson
Lefty Grove
Gehrig
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Foxx
Bill Dickey
Murderers Row
Standings and Tonight's NBA Card From 1935 Fort Wayne
The standings show Won 41 for Pittsburgh and 38 for Philadelphia with Brooklyn at 22 and Cincinnati at 35. Games today include St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, New York at Boston, while Chicago vs Cincinnati is not scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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New York
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Chicago
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Boston York
Cleveland
Detroit
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Washington
Marino Defeats Sangchili To Seize Bantamweight Hype
Tony Marino of Pittsburgh scored a dramatic knockout of Baltazar Sangchili of Spain in the 14th round in New York last night. The win positions Marino as a leading bantamweight contender, while Sangchili forfeited a scheduled bout with world champion Sixto Escobar next month.
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International News Service
New York
Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Baltazar Sangchili
Spain
Marino
Sangchili
Sixto Escobar
Boxers Shine in New Castle Show Despite Eddie Wirko Loss
Local crowd praised most fighters at the Big Show of Fistania while Eddie Wirko lost to Tony Adamo. Referees Jones McMahon Chip and Jess Willard impressed as Teddy Yarosz brothers stole the show. Joe Louis’s right ankle reportedly buckled in the Schmeling bout per eye witnesses.
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Fistania
Eddie Wirko
Tony Adamo
Tony
Tommy Jones
Tom McMahon
George Chip
Jess Willard
Jones
McMahon
Chip
Tom
Ray Gray
Eddie Bartle
Bartle
Big Tom
Jack Johnson
New Castle
Teddy Yarosz
Teddy
Bugs Walthers
Bugs
Jack Dougal
Joe Humphrey
Grattan Wins Ed wards Stakes Three Mile Feature
Dominion Grattan driven by Tommy Berry captured the $1,000 Ed wards stake over three miles at North Randall opening the Grand Circuit's 63rd season. Grattan is owned by Paul Bowser, the wrestling impresario, and Canadian bred.
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Dominion Grattan
Tommy Berry
Edwards
North Randall
Paul Bowser
Grattan
Canzoneri May Abandon Lightweight Crown for Ross Bout
Tony Canzoneri may relinquish his lightweight title in New York and sign to fight welterweight champion Barney Ross at Yankee Stadium in late July or early August.
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Tony Canzoneri
New York Today
Barney Ross
Yankee Stadium
New York
Venzke
Bonthron
Cunningham
Jimmy la Vaile
Archie Williams
Ed. O'Brien
James
Madison Sq. Garden
Johnston
Lou Ambers
Mike
Jacobs
Tony
Ross
Lenore Wingard Wins Three AAU Swimming Titles
Lenore Wingard of Homestead, Pennsylvania wins three national AAU titles at Manhattan Beach New York defending her crowns in the 440 yard 880 yard and one mile freestyle events for the third straight year.
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Uncle Sam
Homestead
Lenore Right Wingard
Manhattan Beach
N. Y
Local Golf League Opens With Close Net Scores At New Castle
In the best ball event at the New Castle Field Club last Sunday J W Miller and J R Preston won with a net 65 from an 81 card and a 16 handicap. The Garland pair won the mixed foursome with a 78 net. League play continues tonight at Sylvan Heights with Universal Sanitary Manufacturing facing the league leading Conns Shenango Tin meets Johnson Bronze and other matches follow at the Field Club.
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J. R. Preston
R. M. Garland
New Castle
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Preston
Cunningham
Masters
Horner-Garland
Whittaker
Shypher
Bi Heck-Matthews
Strayer-Gibson
Lewis-Campbell
Foster-Blair
Universals and Bankers Lead in Silver Sylvan Golf Clash
The second half of the Business Men's league opened at Sylvan Heights with Universals and Bankers tied on 4 1/2 points. Universals beat Jr Chamber of Commerce while Bankers defeated Carnegie-Illinois Steel. Medalist Jim mie Smith of Bankers shot 36 as Kelly Montgomery 38 and Jack Machin 39 paced low scores amid drizzle. Charles Perry and C. C. Headland also carded 38s.
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Universals
Bankers
Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company
New Castle News
New Castle
Ind. Grocers
Dry Goods Boys
Bell Phones
Jimmie Smith
Kelly” Montgomery
Jack Machin
Charles Perry
C. C. Headland
Bass Season To Open Wednesday
Harrisburg June 30 Pennsylvania streams will be in generally good condition for the opening of the bass season on Wednesday the state fish commission reported after wardens in various counties sent in reports. Live bait fishermen are expected to have an advantage on opening day as streams are clear or clearing.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Fish Commission
Dutch tie-on caps for girls suit print dresses this year
Dutch tie-on caps for girls aged ten to sixteen match the current print dresses. The caps open flat and can be washed and ironed like handkerchiefs.
Tin Mill to Play All Home Games On Opponent Fields
Alec Black of the A. S. & T. P. announced that upcoming Tin Mill home games will be at opponent venues due to a dusty Rosena site and pending calcium chloride treatment. Backstop and bleachers are to be erected. Today Tin Mill plays Bessemer as league standings show Rosena trail leaders West Pittsburg and Ma honing Wampum Hillsville occupy positions.
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Rosena
Bessemer
West Pittsburg
Lawrence County League
Mahoning
Wampum
Hillsville
James Martin
War fears stir as leaders threaten new campaigns
A somber reflection notes that animals appear more perceptive than their rulers who push repeated war. The piece underscores anxiety over ongoing leadership decisions and the prospect of renewed conflict.
German Athletes Inspired By Max Schmeling
International News Service reports Protestant intrigue over Max Schmeling's boxing win fueling German confidence for the Berlin Olympics. The piece notes American doubt, Olympic prep dynamics, and German strategic stealth amid rising patriotic fervor as the Games approach in August.
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Max Schmeling
Everett Marshall Wins World Heavyweight Title in Columbus
Everett Marshall defeated Ali Baba of Turkey to capture the world heavyweight title in Columbus Ohio. The win comes as Schemling defeats Louis spurring German preparations for Berlin Olympics while Lawson Robertson comments on the U S team.
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International News Service
Everett Marshall
Colorado
Ali Baba
Columbus
Ohio
Donald Budge
Fred Perry
Bryan M
Bitsy
Washington
California
Schuylkill River
Detroit
Ford City
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Aqueduct
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Postpone Mat Show One Week
Rain forced the mat show at Centennial field to be postponed for one week after grapplers arrived and promoter Pete Askounes announced the delay. Wrestlers left for other towns to compete tonight. Ella-Got any gum Stella-Yes but it is busy at the moment.
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J. Play
Pete Askounes
Ella
Stella
Queen Katie Rawls Dominates Individual Medley Circuit
Katherine Rawls of Miami Beach Fia wins the individual medley for the sixth straight time. She has established herself as queen of all around swimmers and is pictured in a fast get-away.
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Miami Beach
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Katie
Radiators Aim to Close First Half With Postponed Games
The National Radiators plan to clean up the first half in the City Softball league by playing postponed and tied games. Tonight at Radiator Field the Rads face Knights of St Vitus with Isabella and Monath as umpires. The same teams meet again tomorrow and Friday night at Radiator Field with the same umpires. Reds travel to Castle Beach to face the Croton Progressives in a replay of a tied game with Isabella and Monath officiating. Either Croton or the Rads may reach the championship by week’s end.
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Croton Progressives
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Croton
McKibben Leads Rifle Club Semiweekly Shoot
McKibben High scored 189 of 200 to top the New Castle Rifle Club semiweekly event at Cathedral range. E McBride followed with 186, and Patterson, Cramer, and Giddings each posted 183 as results list concludes with several shooters below. A Friday session at Cathedral range is announced.
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McKibben
New Castle
Marshall Wins Wrestling Title in Columbus Showdown
Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado and Columbus captured the world heavyweight wrestling championship with a decisive 39 minute 20 second victory over Ali Baba Detroit. Marshall dominated with full nelsons body slams and a final cross body pin to claim the crown before 8 700 spectators at Red Birds stadium. Col Hayward Hartley presented the championship belt after the bout.
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la Junta
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Ali Baba
Detroit
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Billy Thom
Indiana University
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Hayward Hartley
Midwest Wrestling Association
Bass Season Opens Tomorrow for Creek Bass Fishing
Bass fishermen anticipate the season opening with anglers targeting deep holes along creeks in Lawree and Mercer counties. Most catches are expected in the Neshannock area as night crawlers are gathered and baits vary from worms to plugs. The trout season disappointed, leaving hopes high for the bass run.
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City Softball Meeting Postponed to Monday Night
The City Softball league meeting scheduled for Wednesday at the Y has been postponed until next Monday at 7 o'clock. The delay aims to finish the first half card before the gathering.
Schmeling Back Home Faces Looming US Return Fight
Max Schmeling rests at his Baad Saarow estate in Germany before a September return to the United States for another lucrative bout. If he wins the world heavyweight title, he could add about half a million to his earnings from six years in America. The piece notes Nazi limits on foreigners earning money abroad, Schmeling’s tax liens, and the broader American boxing market, with comments on his character and international angles.
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Don Lash
Nietsche
Germany
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Baad-Saarow
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Primo Carera
Max
New York
Joe
Jacobs
Steve Hamas
Paris
Max Mahon
Treasury Department
Washington
Bill Terry Plans a Major Roster Shakeup for Giants
Boston column reports Bill Terry intends a big rebuild of the New York Giants, targeting youth and speed with at least two infielders and a full supporting cast including an outfielder, pitcher, catcher. Dizzy Dean hints at pitching help for the Cardinals while Olympic tryouts and upcoming bouts are noted.
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Diz
Dean
Pirates
Dan
AAA
Ferris
Randalls Island
Ryantown Baseball to Meet Polish Nationals at Home
Ryantown baseball team will play the Polish Nationals at the Ryantown Field at 6 oclock Wednesday evening. Business Manager Frank Heasley announced the matchup and said Carey or Strausbaugh will probably start on the mound for Ryantown. Also noted, frocks for next winter will be trimmed with embroidery, stylists say.
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Frank Heasley
Ryantowns
Carey Or
Strausbaugh
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