Crosetti shines at shortstop after All-Star snub
Manager Joe McCarthy celebrated Frank Crosetti’s revival as the premier American League shortstop. Crosetti’s dazzling defense, sturdy bat near .325, and durability impressed fans and Lefty Gomez alike as the Yankees dominated the Red Sox with sensational plays. Meanwhile Senators veterans Ralph Kress and Ossie Bluege emerged as key infielders, boosting Washington toward the first division amid illness setbacks and a steady climb in the standings.
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Landon Confronts Hoover Era Fishing Critique
Landon argues against living by fishing, criticizing Herbert Hoover's past methods. The remark hints at political friction over Hoover era policies and personal lifestyle choices. The exchange situates a broader debate on economic philosophy and public image.
National League Triumphs In Big Financial Flop
National Leaguers win 4 to 3 over the Americans in Boston as pitching by Dizzy Dean Carl Hubbell and Lonnie Warneke outduels the famed Murderers Row. DiMaggio slumps with three field chances and no hits, while attendance proves financially disappointing at the All-Star game. The loss prompts talk of revised ticket handling for future showcases.
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Ice Breaker: Americans Lose to Nationals in Sunny Showdown
A muddled box score shows Abner Appling and Gehrig lifting the Nationals past the Americans 4 to 3. Hartnett and Galan drove in runs, with Gehrig homering for the Nationals while Dean earned the win and Grove took the loss.
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Gasco Softball Beats Fort Frederick Ten 5 at Home
The Gasco softball team defeated Fort Frederick Ten yesterday in a well played game by all to five. A team meeting at the Gas Plant is set for this evening with all players urged to attend at 6:20 PM.
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Bright AL Games Tomorrow Across the Circuit
Detroit visits Washington, Cleveland plays New York, Chicago meets Boston, and St Louis travels to Philadelphia in a busy American League schedule slated for tomorrow.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
The National League standings show St Louis 46 wins 28 losses, Chicago 48 27, Pittsburgh 41 53, New York 39 44, Cincinnati 38 53, Boston 35 52, Philadelphia 27 46, Brooklyn 24 50. Remaining schedule lists Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati.
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Joe Louis to Fight Mareh in Chicago Comeback Bout
Joe Louis targets a comeback bout with Max Marex, a Chicago heavyweight who once beat him in the amateurs. Promoter Sam Pain and Mike Jacobs discussed plans yesterday, but negotiations were postponed pending Marek vs John Henry Lewis in Chicago Friday. A Chicago baseball park was proposed for the August bout.
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Classified Ads Carry Big Deals in Small Space
Brief classified items reveal substantial transactions and opportunities. Readers glimpse real estate, jobs, and services amid concise listings, with names, locations, and prices sparking interest in compact notices.
Delphers Softball Practice At Reservoir Diamond
All Delphers team members and anyone wishing to try out are urged to attend a practice session at the Reservoir diamond tonight. The club aims to improve for the second half of league play and requests full attendance.
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Leister Coal Company vs Hub Cleaners Soft Ball Clash
The Leister Coal Company soft ball team meets Hub Cleaners, first half title winners, this evening at 5:45. Hub Cleaners won eighteen straight games in the first half. Ad Leister players are asked to arrive by 5:15 for practice.
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President's Cup golf tourney pairings announced at Fountain Head
A record field of ninety six golfers enters the President's Cup at Fountain Head Country Club with July 9 to 11 set for first round matches. Twosomes compete across weekends toward finals as floodwaters near Port Arthur cause road disruption and wildlife hazards.
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Cabbies Set to Face Hornets in County League Clash
Mt Briar Hornets host the Cabbies in a Washington County League game at 8 15 PM. The Cabbies seek to reclaim third place while both teams eye the top four. Pat Springer may start for the Cabmen with Earl Springer in reserve. Pengo to oppose. A large crowd expected amid strong local rivalry and down county travel. Victory would tighten the Cabbies’ position behind Hancock.
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Cumberland Valley Net Tournament Dates Set for July
Announcement confirms the Third Cumberland Valley Tennis Tournament will run July 22 to 31. Sanctioned by the Lawn Tennis Association and staged by Cumberland Valley Tennis Club, the event spans five classifications including Men and Ladies singles and doubles, with a junior division open to players under 16. Large trophies awarded. entry forms to be mailed to participants across five states.
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Charles Town Race Meet Results Summary
Horse racing results from Charles Town feature seven races with purses from 300 to 400 dollars. Veritas and Nora's Grace posted strong payouts in five furlong dashes, while Miss Lulu and Miss Tiptoe won amid tight fields. Other top finishers include Tuleyries Star, Shaggy Ane, Cantide, and Brisht Spirits with daily double bets offering $25.20 for $2.
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Nats and Reds Loom as Real Flag Threats in 1936
New York July 8 For pennant talk the Washington Senators and Cincinnati Reds emerge as top contenders for 1936 and beyond. Reds newcomer Rockie Les Scarsella replaces Bottomley at first as pitching improves with Derringer and Hollingsworth. Senators boast Lewis, Chapman, Hill, Bludge comeback and solid pitching from Deshong and Newsom.
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Mills Softball Beats Esselene Ten 13–7 at Home
H. L. Mills softball team defeated Esselene ten 13 to 7 on the Mills diamond with Keller homering. A Sunday clash with the Baltimore All-Stars is set for 2 PM at Mills diamond.
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Baltimore Livestock Market Prices Reported
Baltimore July 7 cattle prices show small lots of heifers at 7.35 dollars and mixed cows with prices around 3,254.26. Calves range from 5.00 to 7.50 for common and medium quality, with culls near 6.00. Hogs move Good and choice for 120 to 180 pounds at 11.50 to 11.85 per hundredweight, 220 to 208 pounds at 10.90 to 11.50, and heavy hogs around 106.00.
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