Colley-See-Um Of Sport Rumors And Managerial Chatter
A long spirited letter column critiques umpiring and betting rumors around the Herald-Mail-Police contest. It notes Polly Pauls grove backing bets, hints at bribes, and cites observers like Morgan and Polly’s alibi claims. It also surveys looming manager changes with Killefer Street Frisch McKechnie and others across major teams, ending with a city tax notice.
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Polly Paulsgrove
Industrial League
Herald-Mail-Police
Polly
Morgan
Herald- Mail-Police
Clippers
Max Rickard
Little Polly
Cal Reed
Copa
Littie Heiskell
Dorothy Foynton Tests Olympic Form at Jones Beach
Olympic star Dorothy Foynton shows promising performance in a test at Jones Beach Long Island as she refines form ahead of major events.
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Dorothy Foynton
Phawa
Jones Beach
L. I
Phelps Fails To Lead In Tough International Loop
Babe Phelps of the Albany Senators struggles in his first AA season as the International League pitching proves difficult. Rupert Thompson, also of Albany, counters by posting a strong 350s, while Phelps’ prior batting titles show a decline this year.
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Gordon Phelps
Babe
Phelps
Handyman
Albany Senators
Addington
Rupert Thompson
Senators
Hagerstown
Youngstown
Bill McCorry
Thompson
American League and National League leaders listed for 1935 season
The league leaders show Simmons of the White Sox batting .361 and Foxx of the Athletics .355. Ruth and Foxx lead homers, while Gehrig and Simmons top runs, and Klein and Davis pace NL batting at .343. pitching leaders include Allen for the AL and Tinning for the NL.
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White Sox
Foxx
Athletics
Rons
Gehrig
Yankees
Athletica
White
Sox
Manush
Senators
Byrne
Browns
Cronin
Comba
Ruth
Stolen Banes
Chapman
Walker
Tigers
aAllen
Grove
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
Vaughan
Ful- Ma
Berger
Braves
Frisch
Tinning
Cubs
Hubbell
Giants
Senators Burke Rus sell lead A's. Burke and Rus
The report notes Bob Burke Jack Russell and Bill McAfee in the Senators bullpen. Burke and Rus sell held the A's to four hits in the first game. McAfee hit a triple and a homer and pitched well in relief.
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Bob Burke
Jack Russell
Bill
McAfee
Senators
Burke
Russell
U S training methods may trigger Davis Cup probe
U S Davis Cup plans face scrutiny as critics blame over training and nervous strain on stars Vines and Allison for a collapse in the inter zone finals against England. The United States Lawn Tennis Association may seek explanations at its next meeting amid calls to reassess training practices and player conditioning. The report also notes local games by Security Trojans at Greencastle and a weekend double bill by St Paul A C with losses to Pinesburg and Indian Springs.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
Allteull
Bernon
Prentice
America
Vines
Wilmer Allison
England
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Allison
St. Paul
Frisch to Pilot Cards Rest of Year
Frankie Frisch becomes manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, replacing Gabby Street for the balance of the season. He debuts against the Cincinnati Reds as the team trails the New York Giants by eight games. Street departs after a long tenure, while President Sam Breadon hopes Frisch’s leadership sparks a resurgence.
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Louis
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Fordham Flash
Redbirds
Charles E
Gabby” Street
Cardinals
New York Giants
Frisch
St. Louis
Sam Breadon
Giants
Angl e ankle may slow U S tennis star in Davis Cup run
Paris July 26 A specialist warned that American star Vines may carry an ankle injury into future Davis Cup play after a recent interzone final. He would need high shoes for support and could be handicapped in the years ahead. Other sports results note Joe Bravoldi defeating Kirchmeyer in Montreal and Ray Steele beating Dick Raines in Camden. International League shows Baltimore 5 Newark 9 and Montreal 4 1 Montreal.
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Paris
Angie
Elsworth Vines
Vines
Montreal
Joe Bravoldi
Oaks
Mich
Rol
Kirchmeyer
Cushman
Okla
Camden
J.ray Steele
Calfornia
Dick. Raines
Raines
Huge crowd expected at Newlie Police game
Several thousand baseball fans await tomorrows annual game between Herald Mall Newsies and the Police at the stadium. Over one thousand tickets sold, concerns over stadium accommodations, final practice tonight, game time 2 30 pm. The trophy from Kay Jewelry is at stake with proceeds aiding the Police Athletic Fund.
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Herald Mall
Police Fins
Newsies
Police
Kay Jewelry Company
D. D. Siegel
Ray Jewelry Company
West Washington Street
Newales
Ray
Police’ Athletic Fund
Harp
Umpire Ormsby Welcomes His Tenth Child
Washington July 25 The weathered umpire Robert Emmett Ormsby known as Red became a father for the tenth time with a 10 pound daughter. The family includes Dorothea Robert Edward Dolores Byron Emmett Helen Rosemary and Rita aged 1 to 9. Mrs Ormsby hesitates on a name but favors Nancy.
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Washington
Robert Emmett
Red
Rita
Mrs. Ormsby
Nancy
Ormaby
Ball Park
Ormabye
Senators Rally to Top A's in Twin Bill Victory
Washington Senators sweep a double header over the Philadelphia Athletics 6-2 and 10-6 to seize first place as Grove loses his streak. Bob Burke shines in five innings of one hit baseball while Jack Russell and Bob Johnson join the offense with homers. In a separate note, St Louis Cardinals name Frank Frisch as manager replacing Gabby Street.
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St. Louis
Bill Killefer
Browns
Gabby Street
Cardinals
Killefer
Boston Red Sox
Dodgers
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Frank Frisch
Carey
Frisch
Street
Rogers Hornaby
Gabby
Rajah
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Bucky Harris
Detroit
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Marty McManus
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletica
Bob ‘Grove
George Earnshaw
Washington Senators
New York
Yankees
Befors
A's
Grove
Senators
Bob Burke
Washington
Mickey Cochrane
Jack Russell
Roger Cramer
Cochrane
Russell
Bob Johnson
Earnshaw
Clowe
Jimmie Ford
Alvin Crowder
Vvictory
Bill McAfee
McAfee
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
This Looks Like Football Score The Harrytown Raiders
The Harrytown Raiders won 34 to 5 over Yarrowsburg and Mt Alto forfeited to the Raiders. Yarrowsburg fought until the sixth inning when the Raiders rallied for 26 runs on 18 hits. Next Sunday the Raiders host the Shannons of Williamsport.
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Harrytown Raiders
Yarrowsburg
Mt. Alto
Raiders
Shannons
Williamsport
Warrowaburg
Baldera
Yownkine
Calhoun
Snowden
Phillips
C. Phillips
Andrews
Krotzer
Baseball Results and Schedule Highlighted
Yesterday the American League games listed Washington 5 to 10 and Athletics 3 to 6 with Only Ramen as another participant. Today’s schedule shows New York at Ronton and Wankington at Philadelph St with T Lewis at Detroit and Cleveland at Chicago. Tomorrow’s matches include New York at Honton and Washington at Philadelphia plus Bt. Lpain at Detroit and Cleveland at Chicago.
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Ronton
Wankington
Philadelph St. T Lewis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicaro
Honton
Washington
Philadelphia
Lpain
Chicago
Speke
York
Lonta
Chicane
Wittabarek
Clactenati
St. Tents
New Vert
National League TERDATS Results Reported
Incomplete National League results show scattered games with matchups including Chicago at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at ? New York at Brooklyn. A mix of unfinished lines and corrupted names suggests only partial scheduling and uncertain outcomes.
Equipoise targets Saratoga and Hawthorne gold cup
New York reports C V Whitney's Equipoise, the Wilson mile contender, plans a Saratoga start on Aug 3 and possible Hawthorne gold cup bid. Trainer T J Healey outlines a light Spa schedule with likely two to three races, aiming to stay near the top of turf earnings.
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New York
Saratoga
C. V. Whitney
Spa
Chicago
Pennant
Sun Beau
Whitney Speedster
Equinoise
T. J. Healey
Wilson
Healey
Associated Press
Mercy
Arlington
Atakes
Belmont Park
Meryland
Winocks
Australia
Belmont
Judge Released by Brooklyn Dodgers After 17 Years in MLB
The Brooklyn Dodgers unconditional release veteran first baseman Joe Judge after 17 seasons, much of his career with Washington Americans. Judge, 39 last May, joined the Dodgers this spring but was sidelined by an injury and was later supplanted by Sam Laslie from the New York Giants. Judge began in organized baseball in 1914 with a lifetime .277 batting average. The American Association scores show Meneses City 0, Minneapolis 6, Milwaukee 7, St. Paul 12, with other games postponed by rain.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodger
National Baseball League
Joe Judge
Brooklyn
Washington Americans
Judge
Dodgers
Sam Laslie
New York Giants
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