Sonny Fraser Ashore Golf Prospects From Seaview
Sonny Fraser, 20, a Seamew and Seaview standout near Atlantic City, has won the Atlantic coast championship at Ocean City and other tournaments. Coached by his brother Leo, he is perfecting his swing for national amateur events, aiming at Meridon Cricket Club qualifying and then Garden City title defense.
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Sonny Fraser
Seamew
Atlantic City
N. J
Sonny
Ocean City
James Fraser
Garden City
Seaview
Harding
Young Fraser
Brother Leo
Meridon Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Lawson Little
Gashouse Gang Upholds Its Rep In Cubs Series
The St Louis Cardinals rough and tumble crew stays in the headlines as they lose 6-4 to the Cubs in ten innings. Umpires eject players after a ninth inning protest while fans surge the field. Meanwhile the Giants beat the Dodgers 8-3 and the Senators win at Yankee Stadium 7-3 as AL standings tighten. Hal Trosky hits his 33rd homer aiding the Indians 6-5 victory over the Tigers.
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Tex Carleton
Gas House
Bill Stewart
Jess Haines
Ripper Collins
Buzz Wares
Stewart
Giants
Ebbet
Dodgers
Senators
Yankee Stadium
Murderers’row
Indians
Hal Trosky
Tigers
Yankees
Ivy Paul Andrews
Browns
White Sox
Johnny Marcum
Red Sox
Athletics
Wally Berger
Bees
Phillies
Pirates
Reds
Bucs
Cy Blanton
Anietam Archery Club Calls Friday Meeting at Ferguson Office
The Anietam Archery Club schedules a Friday 7 30 pm meeting at J B Ferguson’s office with full attendance urged. Sunday’s City Park tournament results list C A Tenney and Harold Lesher as top men, while Catherine Tenney and Betty Whiteley win ladies honors.
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Antietam
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland beat Detroit 6 to 3. St Louis defeated Chicago 7 to 2. Boston won 4 to 1 over Philadelphia. Today Detroit visits Cleveland, Washington plays New York, St Louis hosts Chicago, and Philadelphia meets Boston. Tomorrow New York travels to Philadelphia while Washington visits Boston.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washington T. New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Aetna
Rt. Louis
Baseball Scores And Tonight's National League Matchups
National League results show Chicago 6 St. Louis 3 and Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 3 with Boston 5 Philadelphia 4 and New York games listed. Tonight's schedule features Chicago at St Louis New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Boston at Philadelphia Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Gasco Ten Wins Softball Contest 8 to 6 over State Roads
Gasco Nine defeated State Roads in a league softball showdown 8 to 6 yesterday evening. Both teams showcased steady defense and solid hitting throughout the game.
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Gasco
State Roads
Ten trotters ready for Hambletonian at Goshen
In Goshen New York August 12 1935 ten three year old trotters compete for the 353643 stake amid record crowds. The duel appears between Ed Lasater owned by W W Reynolds and Rosalind ridden by Gibson White with starter Steve Phillips set to start the first heat at 1 45 p m.
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Goshen
N. Y
Blue Grass
Kentucky
New York
Good Time Park
Ben White
Lexington
Ed Lasater
WW. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N.C
Rosalind
White
Gibson
Steve Phillips
North Randall
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Greyhound
Sep Palin
Indianapolis
Bluebirds Meet Chevies In County League Fight
The Sharpsburg Blue Birds face the Chevies tonight at 8 15 at the stadium in a Washington County League game. Sharpsburg hopes to foil the league leaders as pitcher Brumbaugh or Mentzer starts for the Chevies with Heard catching. Grove is to backstop for Sharpsburg as Gross leads their batting, while Brumbaugh’s fast ball and curve are expected to challenge the home club under lights.
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Sharpsburg Blue Birds
Chevies
Down County
Hanccock Club
Anain
Sharpsburg
Gross
Grove
Mentzer
Brumbaugh
Heard
Boxing Show At Rows Park Promises Four Bouts
A Thursday night open air boxing event at Rows Park features four bouts starting at 8:30. Wild Bill Ricketts faces Battling Mose of Waynesboro in the opener, followed by Firpo Sharon versus Tuffy Kunkelman, then Dutch Shaffer against Joe Riffey. The fourth bout is undecided. Spectators can expect lively action and a crowd collection to cover expenses.
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Rows Park
Wild Bill Ricketts
Battling Mose
Waynesboro
Firpo Sharon
Tuffy Kunkleman
Dutch Shaffer
Joe Riffey
Hancock married men face single men in rubber baseball game
The annual Hancock contest between married and single men is set for Sunday with a crowd expected. Past results show 4-3 married men win in 1934 and 22-11 single men last year, making this rubber game pivotal. Key plays include home run Hack and sacrifices by King along with multiple double plays and pitching actions from Carleton Lee Parmelee Winford.
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Chicago Ab. H. C. A. Allen
Herman
al Cavarretta
Carleton
ST. Louis
AL Moore
Frisch
King
Medwick
Mize
Ogrodowski
Davis
Durocher
Wetter
Gelbert
Settee
Garibaldi
Parmelee
Teres
Winford
Collins
Ogredowski
Chicago
Frisch Jurge Hack
Lee Medwick
Hack
Jurges Cavarretta
Galan
Cavarretta
Hancock
Lee
Jurges
Lee Stewart
Goetz
Eastern States Softball Association forms in Mid-Atlantic
A new organization named the Eastern States Softball Association was formed to unite independent softball teams in the Middle Atlantic States and beyond. J Earle H Lightner was named president with Glenn R Martin as vice president and Stewart C Paxton as secretary and treasurer. Five state commissioners were appointed to oversee work in West Virginia Pennsylvania District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with Hagerstown chosen for the first tournament featuring more than 32 teams from five states. The plan calls for state leagues and a central elimination event to crown the association title recipient for the year.
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Middle Atlantic
United States
Eastern States Softball Association
J. Earle H. Lightner
Glenn R. Martin
Stewart C. Paxton
West Virginia
Bruce C. Reatch
Martinsburg
Pennsylvania
O. F. Petrie
Waynesboro
District of Columbia
Dick O'Brien
Washington
Maryland
Hagerstown
Virginia
Leslie C. Young
Front Royal
Stewart Paxton
New Softball Association
Middle Atlantic States
Cumberland Fair Opens Nineteenth Year With Racing Meet
Harry A. Manley, president of the Cumberland Fair Association, announces the nineteenth annual fair August 18 to 29 in concert with Maryland racing. The Harry A. Manley Handicap debuts August 27 with $600 added money and $100 worth of silverware. The event will become an annual feature with two prizes for the leading trainer and the top jockey of the meeting.
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Harry A. Manley
Cumberland Fair Association
Marsyland
Mr. Manley
Manier
Cats Play at Home This Week at Community Field
Williamsport fans will see two games at Community Field this weekend. On Saturday the Cats host Hedgesville, leaders of the Tri-County league with ten wins in their last thirteen. Sunday Fort Loudon visits for the rubber match in a 2:30 p.m. start with a gate prize for a lucky ticket holder.
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Williamsport
Wildcats
Community Field
Hedgesville
West Virginia
Fort Loudon
Cats
Martinsburg
Winchester
Players advance in Mt Lake Park tennis tourney
Two women from the Washington County Open and the C. V. A. event moved to the second round at Mt. Lake Park. Ann Harrison of Baltimore defeated Fredrika Thompson 6-2, 6-2, and Elizabeth Bopst of Frederick advanced by default over Virginia Wise.
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Mt. Lake Park
Washington County
Ann Harrison
Baltimore
Elizabeth Boost
Frederick
Miss Harrison
Fredrika Thompson
Bopst
Virginia Wise
Makes bid for title battle
The 1936 heavyweight title scene opens as James J. Johnston of Madison Square Garden offers a $300,000 bay guarantee to the Schmeling Braddock winner to defend the title under Garden promotion in 1937. Mike Jacobs and Andy Neidereitter pledge counteroffers, signaling Garden’s continued control of the champion after Tex Rickard era.
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New York
James J. Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Chicago
Philadelphia
Max Schmeling
James J. Braddock
Garden
Johnston
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Andy Neidereitter
Ebbets Field
Tex Rickard
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Ivery
Mid-Atlantic
Earl H Lightner
Queen City
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Co
A & B Auto Accessory Store
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