Maranville Rises in NP League Batting Race Lead
Old Rabbit Maranville surged into third in the New York-Pennsylvania League batting chase with a 13-for-29 spree over the week ending Wednesday, boosting his average to .359 as Paul Dunlap slipped to .378 and Nick Tremark held at .364. The piece also covers polo pony valuations, a broken arm for Frank Gatewood, Virgil Barnes turning to murals, London bidding for the 1940 Olympics, Atlanta Crackers' double header dinner gimmick, and trapper Loslis Martin on wolf-catching with whiskey scent.
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Binghamton
Nick Tremark
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New York Giants
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Kansas
Argentine President Elected by Electoral College
The Argentine president must be Roman Catholic and born in Argentina. He is elected by an electoral college for a six year term and cannot seek re election.
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All-Star Show Promises Chicago Dean in Boston Clash
Boston July 7 A NL All-Star team led by Dizzy Dean faces the American League lineup led by Bob Grove in Boston's marquee exhibition. Joe McCarthy and Charley Grimm prepare lineups with short three inning limits and a hoped 42,000 crowd.
Warstler Traded to Boston Bees for Waiver Price
Connie Mack announces Philadelphia Athletics second baseman Harold Warstler has been transferred to the Boston Bees for the interleague waiver price of 7500 dollars. Warstler will report to Boston tomorrow as all AL clubs waived on him. Mack cites Warstler not fitting into a young team’s plans and mentions using Al Nievic at second base for now.
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al Niemic
Massive 255 Million Ton Egg Imports Reported
The United Mears imported over 255 million tons of eggs, both dried and frozen, from Obima in 1066, marking a historic level of agricultural trade between the two regions.
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Lucky Seventh Myth Is Cracked
ST. LOUIS July 7 The lucky seventh is largely a myth a season survey shows The two St Louis teams have produced most runs at home in the seventh inning Other cities favor early bursts with Yankees Detroit Red Sox White Sox and Athletics scoring best in the first inning Giants in first and third Washington Cubs and Bees in the third Brooklyn and Red Sox in the second Cleveland in the fourth Phillies in the fifth and Pirates and Reds in the eighth
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All Star Game Preview: AL Stars vs NL Stars at National League Park
The fourth annual All-Star game features Joe McCarthy's Yankees against Charley Grimm's Cubs, set for 12:30 p.m. Eastern at National League Park home of the Boston Bees. Expected attendance near 42,000 with gate receipts around 50,000 benefiting the Players' National Benevolent Association. Probable starting batteries include Bob Grove and Bill Dickey for the Americans versus Dizzy Dean or Curt Davis with Gabby Hartnett for the Nationals. Previous titles saw 1933: Americans 4 Nationals 2, 1934: Americans 9 Nationals 7, 1935: Americans 4 Nationals 1.
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Schoolboy) Rowe
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Lefty) Gomez
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Palace Ten Downed by Hart U C in Close Game
The Palace Pin Bers lost to Hart U C yesterday by 24 to 10. Gel wicks and Kauffman starred for the winners while Wingert pitched for the losers. Kendall led the winners at bat.
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Ok Export Manager Schedules City Park Practices
Manager Bill Young of the Ok Export team has ordered practice for this evening and again on Thursday evening at the City Park diamond starting at 5 o'clock. All team members are urged to be on hand for these sessions.
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Wimpies and Tears Clash in Alsatia Softball Action
Activities resume this week at City Park diamonds with the Wimpies meeting the Tears on diamond 1 and the Goons facing league leaders the Jeeps on diamond 2. Key matchups feature Nels Jones for the Wimpies and Summers or Potter for the Tears, with Butch Humeisine looming as a strong Wimpies receiver. Games start Friday at 5:45 p.m.
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French Canadian heavyweight defeats Loughran in ten rounds
Al McCoy of Montreal won a ten round decision over Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia. Loughran weighed 185 1/4 pounds and McCoy 183 1/2 pounds. The July 6 bout was held in Montreal with McCoy earning the victory.
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Mulberry Street Raiders Triumph Over Atlantic White Flash
The Mulberry Street Raiders defeated the Atlantic White Flash 21 to 9 yesterday. Martz Rowe and Tamulis led the Raiders at bat while Price sparked the losers.
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Martin Wins Sixth Straight In Mount Lena Thriller
Martin remained undefeated in six starts as the A C s beat Mt Lena 18 to 7. Pinesburg piled 21 hits including five triples and homers by Martin E Hose and H Hose also contributed. Carter starred for the losers while Lapole had three hits for Tour. Next Sunday the A C s travel to Big Springs to meet a strong Clearspring nine that boasted heavy hitters.
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Hornets Face Cabbies In County League Showdown
Mt. Briar Hornets host the Cabbies at the Stadium in a Washington County League game at 8 15. Both teams chase third place with Hancock in the tie line. Mt. Briar adds new players and aims to surprise, while Cabbies tackle pitching uncertainties after a tough weekend. Penn and Mongan likely start for the Hornets with support from teammates.
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Fathers Triumph 14 to 9 Over North End Bears
The Fathers beat the North End Bears 14 to 9 on Oak Hill diamond led by captain Roney. Walt Miller fueled the winners with strong hitting while Smith had a perfect day for the Bears. Errors by the Bears aided several Fathers runs. Hysong, Hershey, Tritsch, E Lightner, Hoffman, and B Lightner noted. umpire Alexander.
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Charles Town Race Meeting Full Card Results
Charles Town course hosted seven races with purses from 200 to 410 dollars. Isle O Jay led race one with Sea Dove and Margaret Jones placing, followed by Toucan Dolly Tour Cheraw Rose in race two, Wild Rosebud Holland White Cloud in race three, Pesay Can Natures Dream Sea Saxa in race four, Fred Alwa Cora Kay Scotty Don in race five, Busy Tony Renan Bay Thunderlee in race six, and Lake Phantom Mont Daly Pauline H in race seven.
Leading Batsmen of 1935 Find Going Quite Tough
Chicago July 7 uP The pitching may look soft to the top batsmen of last season yet the record shows a bad headache for many stars. Gehrig questions the near standard while Vaughan Myers struggle, with several others like Vosmik Cramer Hartnett Lombardi and Gehringer showing mixed results in 1935. Only Gehringer remains in last year’s top five with a .366 pace as others slide toward weaker marks.
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Pax Sportorials Softball Opens Junior League Schedule
The junior league resumes tonight with two home teams. All Stars host at Broadway school diamond and Antietams play at South Potomac street school under umpire Brewbaker. Managers urge field lining and contract finalization as crowds gather.
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Wheat Prices in Baltimore Grain Market July 6
Baltimore reports No 2 red winter wheat at spot domestic. July price noted as 971 percent garlicky, indicating notable market movement for the day.
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