Dodgers Get Pitching Now Playing Winning Ball In Senior League
Brooklyn Dodgers surge in the National League with strong pitching and timely hitting. Watson Clark, Van Lingle Mungo, and George Jeffcoat lead a 10-5 stretch, aided by Eddie Win New Haven’s rookie outfield spark. Frankhouse 9 innings win over Pirates 6-3 features Hassett and Frey punch. Detroit beats Yankees as Schoolboy Rowe secures 11th win. St Louis tops Boston as Chicago and New York games were rained out.
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Casey Stengel
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New York
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Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
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van Lingle Mungo
George Jeffcoat
Ed Brandt
Fred Frankhouse
George Earnshaw
St. Louis
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Buddy Hassett
Joe Stripp
Eddie
New Haven
Conn
Frankhouse
Pirates
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Pittsburgh
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Lonny Frey
Washin
Cleveland
Boston
Five Ohio State Gridders Make All-Star Eleven
CHICAGO July 28 UP Five stars of Ohio State's 1935 football team were named to the All-Star squad to face the Detroit Lions September 1. Gomer Jones earned a first team center spot by a wide margin ahead of Rennebohm of Minnesota. Other first team selections included Wayne Millner Notre Dame end Keith Topping Stanford end Dick Smith Minnesota guard Truman Spain MUy tackle Vernon Oech Minnesota tackle Paul Tangora Northwestern guard Riley Smith Alabama quarterback Jay Berwanser Chicago Notre Dame halfbacks Bill Shakespeare Notre Dame and Sheldon Beise Minnesota fullback. Ohio State also placed Jim Karsher guard Stan Pincura quarterback Dick Heekin halfback and Trevor Reeserd on the 53-man squad.
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Dick Smith
Truman Spain
Vernon Oech
Paul Tangora
Northwestern
Riley Smith
Alabama
Jay Berwanser
Bill Shakespeare
Sheldon
Beise
Jones
Jim Karsher
Stan Pincura
Dick Heekin
Trevor Rees
Kellys Island Aims to Clinch Second Half League Flag
Kellys Island seeks its fifth straight Tri- County League win as it hosts the Hy-Mister Irregulars, hoping to seal the second half title at Cascade Park. A victory would give Kellys Island a perfect second half record and likely trigger a playoff with Pennzoils for the season title after their 7 to 3 win on Sunday. The Independents, led by a strong pitching duo, challenge a matchup that could decide playoff fate.
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Hlyria Independents
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Pinkie) Smith
Suppendents
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Novario
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Tri-County
League Park
Elyria Hardware Juniors Defeat Yankees in Softball Rout
Elyria Hardware Juniors beat the Yankees ¢ to 1 in a softball game played yesterday at Stadum Diamond. The win boosts the juniors in local standings.
Owen Sets Unique Fielding Record In Association
Owen, a 19 year old rookie catcher for the Columbus Red Birds, set a unique fielding record in the American Association. In his first game at shortstop he had no chances in nine innings, a feat unmatched in 35 years of the circuit and paralleled only by brief putouts in prior long games.
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Arnold
Mickey) Owen
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
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Tendifle
Lou Bush
Kansas City
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St. Louis Cardinals
George Davis
Cleveland
Aminger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Davis
Peckinpaugh
Elyria Caddies Dominate Mansfield In Flat Victory
Elyria Country Club caddies swept Mansfield Westbrook with a 19 to 1 win on the local course. Four Elyria players Koesis Varzincak Chaplar and Nagy each posted four points while Zaleski led Mansfield with 38 1 2 points.
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Hay-Taters
Joe Koesis
Joe Varzincak
Frank Chaplar
Chuck Nagy
Elyria
Matt Zaleski
Zaleski
Mansfield
Vavaineak
Kacais
Flyria
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Zaleskyo
Wocsia
Tarman
Id. Kushinski
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City Net Doubles Play Progresses In Elyria Tennis
The Elyria city tennis doubles tournament moved into the second round over the weekend with first round winners Dick Murray and Dick Bell defeating Homer Price and Bill Lersch 6 4 11 5. Jim Fitch and Oscar Erman beat George Sharkey and Dr. Mark Abbe 6 3 5 7 6 3. Frank Brogan and Curtis Travers defeated Duane Ketchum and Louis Ferri 6 2 6 4. In a second round match Dick Horan and Eddie Seward defeated Covert and Bill Meredith 6 3 6 4. Consolation doubles pairings will be announced.
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Dick Murray
Dick Bell
Homer Price
Bill Lersch
Jim Fitch
Oscar Erman
George Sharkey
Mark Abbe
Frank Brogan
Curtis Travers
Duane Ketchum
Louis Ferri
Dick Horan
Eddie Seward
Covert
Bill Meredith
Tri County League barred from N B F tourney
The Tri County Baseball League may miss the National Baseball Federation tournament in Cleveland during the Great Lakes Exposition this September after a disputed deadline and lack of notice. Secretary Ebinger notes no meeting notice reached Rudy Ebinger, while Pensioils of North Olmsted or Kellys Island vie for the entry.
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National Baseball Federation
Cleveland
Rudy Ebinger
William T. Duggan
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Vajor Loop Leaders and World Edition Brief
Ambiguous OCR fragment references teams and players including Red Sox Indians Yankees and Tigers. Mentions home runs by Gabris and Tans, with various surnames and teams scattered. Unable to determine coherent event or date from readable text.
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Estes To Meet Berry In Semi Final At Riverview Park
Washington grappler Johnny Estes clashes with Wild Red Berry in a top featherweight semifinals bout at Riverview Park. Berry, famed as Kansas Kuckoo, uses the Indian Deathlock to win most matches. Other card features George Sauer versus Martonio Angelo in a two hour show. Two amateur bouts open the program at 8:50 p.m.
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Toots" Estes
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Lincoln
Nebraska
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Bufffalo
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Cascade Park tennis tournament showcases tight senior and junior matches
Cascade Park hosted a week end tennis tourney with hard fought results. Mary Ruth Cochran edged Frances Leiman in an inter-senior girls clash after a lengthy rally. Ellen Howenstine defeated Gloria McLran in straight sets while Sally Bayley fell to Helen Schafer in a competitive girls junior bout. Claire McGuire beat Lois Sharkey 6 3 6 3 in junior action. Boys division saw Frank Boron edge Tom Cochran after a close two or three set battle. Bill Lersch topped Rodney Lane in bd juni, Vic Maiden defeated Ed Nano, Mace Weisbrod beat Bos Wissinger, Rod Deutsch beat Leonard Moody. First round matches are due by today’s evening. players must schedule matches with opponents.
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Frances Leiman
Ellen Howenstine
Gloria McLran
Sally Bayley
Helen Schafer
Claire McGuire
Lois Sharkey
Frank Boron
Tom Cochrane
Boron
Bill Lersch
Rodney Lane
Vic Maiden
Ed Nano
Ma E Weisbrod
Bos Wissinger
Rod Deutsch
Leonard Moody
England Netters Favored To Retain Davis Cup Trophy
England, needing one victory to win tennis’s Davis Cup for the fourth straight year, faced Australia as final singles began. Australia briefly led after Crawford and Quist beat Hughes and Tuck, but the overall favorites still held the edge as the decisive matches opened.
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England
Australia
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Pat Hughes
Charles Tuck Fey
Western Clubs In Fight For Flag In Association
Western clubs dominated the American Association as four western teams battle eastern contenders for top division spots. Milwaukee leads, with Minneapolis and Kansas City close behind by about five and a half games. Columbus trails. Saint Paul pitcher Henry Steinwacher extended his hitting streak to 32 games. Jack Winslett hit his 37th homer for Columbus as St. Paul beat Columbus 16 to 9. Kansas City edged Indianapolis 2 to 1. Toledo-Minneapolis was rained out. A softball tie had Mud Hens and Holy Cross at 11-11.
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Henry Steinwacher
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St. Louis Blues
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City Softball League Tonight Has Two Showdowns
Two games on the City Softball League schedule start at 6 30 p m Bittner Funeral Home versus Wasserman Cloths at McKinley and Diedrick Cigars against Elyria Hard Wares at Hamilton resultant action in local sports tonight
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Owens Poised for World Records in Berlin Olympics
In Berlin Olympic Village Jesse Owens speaks of newfound patriotism fueling belief he can set three world marks. He credits quick recovery and effortless form for sustained speed across heats, while noting wide public adulation and German interest in his abilities.
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Hitler
United Press
Yesterday's Hero Schoolboy Rowe leads victory over Yankees
Schoolboy Rowe pitched effectively limiting the Yankees to five hits while contributing four RBIs with a home run and a single as he logged his first win of the season.
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Schoolboy Rowe
New York Yankees
United States Olympic Track Team Trains Amid Heavy Rain
United States track and field athletes, led by Jesse Owens and Ralph Metcalfe, trained despite rain soaked, heavy tracks at the Olympic Village. Coaches urged restraint as field event stars showed strong form with discus, hammer, and pole vault attempts, while distance ace Don Lash plans a taper ahead of the 5,000 and 10,000 meters finals.
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United Press
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United States
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Olympic Village
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Dean Cromwell
Coach Cromwell
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U. of Georgia
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Glendale
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San Francisco
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Italy
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Southern California
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Linger) Dunn
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Los Angeles
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Providence
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Earle Meadows
California
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Indiana
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Alten's and Big Bees In First Playoff Tilt
Alten's Service and Credits and Big Bee Credits open a three game series for the City Class C League championship. The playoff follows a first half tie for the title. The opener is at 10:00 tomorrow morning on the Hamilton diamond.
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Big Bee
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Boxing Fans Favor Busy Gotham Card Menu
New York boxing fans look ahead to two months of action led by James J. Braddock vs Schmeling for the heavyweight title. August includes Joe Louis’ comeback vs Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium and a Canzoneri Ambers lightweight title clash with plans for a date change. Schmeling sails August 6 to begin training, Braddock training in Loch Sheldrake, with camps and sites named for prep.
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Mex Schmeling
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Long Island City Bowl
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Helen Wills Moody Ends International Tennis Career
SAN FRANCISCO July 28 UP Helen Wills Moody a longtime queen of women’s tennis today abandons her career as an international competitor to devote time to dress design and art. The Berkeley, California native says she will not play in the American championships at Forest Hills and may refrain from major campaigns in the United States or Europe if it interferes with other activities. Moody has contracted to design sport dresses for an eastern firm, a role expected to take much of her time, along with a growing dislike of travel, cited as her main reason for quitting.
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