Slumping Yanks Face Change as Ruth Era Fades
The aging New York Yankees under Col Ruppert and Joe McCarthy may seek speed and youth from the farm system as aging sluggers like Babe Ruth and Tony Lazzeri creep toward retirement. The piece also covers Canzoneri versus Roas boxing, Williamsport Wildcats baseball, Hagerstown golf, and local high school plays, noting near-term shifts and upcoming double bills.
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New York Yankees
Col. Ruppert
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
New Yorkers
Babe Ruth
Tony Lazzeri
Joe Sewell
McCarthy
Yankee
Primos Carnera Trains Hard for Sharkey Title Fight
Primo Carnera keeps training at a New Jersey lake shore camp for the June 29 Madison Square Garden bout with Jack Sharkey. Despite immense bulk and a pounding left, observers note limited punching power and speed more like a featherweight, while Sharkey remains a slight favorite as both fighters prepare for the 15 round clash.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Pompton Lake
N.J
Primo Carera
Jack Sharkey
Hag
New Jersey
Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Harold Mays
Umberto Arat
Les Kennedy
Ebbetsfield
Ring
Boston Sailor
Max Schmeling
Carnera
Victorio Camipolo
Jose Santa
Jack Grogs
Dan McCorkindale
King Levinsky
Larry Gains
Stanley Poreda
Chewsville vs Loser Of Game Raiders Rally to win 13 11
The Harrystown Raiders rallied in the fifth and eighth innings to overcome Chewaville 13 to 11. Bub Baker led both teams with a strong day at bat including a single and two doubles in five appearances.
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Harrystown Raiders
Chewaville
Chews
Grove
Freshour
Longnecker
Hartle
Tolley Triumphs In British Amateur Opener At Hoylake
Cyril Tolley, the 1920 and 1929 champion now residing in the United States, defeated R H Oppenheimer 3 and 2 in the second round at Hoylake to start his bid for the British amateur title. Dunlap beat Gerry 4 and 2 after a brisk match, while Sweeny advanced by default as Harrison scratched. Tolley delivered powerful drives but error stalled him early, nearly losing the lead at the eighth hole before securing progress toward the third round.
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Hoylake
Eng
Cyril Tolley
United States
R.H. Oppenheimer
Royal and Ancient
Clul
Tolley
Dunlap
Oppenheimer
George Dunlap, Jr
New York
Joseph Gerry
Sweeny
Robert Sweeny
England
F. C. Harrison
Royal Liverpool Club
National League and American League batting and pitching leaders
Lists top players by batting average runs RBIs and hits in the National and American leagues. Highlights include Martin and Klein leading NL batting, Klein and Berger tied for homers, Gehrig and Simmons top NL and AL RBIs, Manush and Simtons notable in hits, and Hallahan Cantwell Hildebrand and Van Atta noted for pitching.
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Doudley
Klein
Phillies
P. Waner
Pirates
Waner
Suler
Martin
Cards
Berger
Braves
Cardinals
Frisch
Fallis
Davis
Giants
Hallahan
Carleton
Cantwell
Chapman
Yankees
Simmons
White Sox
Gehrig
Yanks
Combs
Manush
Senators
Sim Tons
Sewell
Cronin
Walker
Tigers
Hildebrand
Indians
van Atta
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Players Heinie Manush and Joe Cronin led the Senators in a 10 hit effort against the Browns. Hal Schumacher blanked the Cubs with three Giants hits, while John Frederick drove in the winning run for the Dodgers at the Cardinals. Charley Berry sparked the White Sox against Yankee pitching with a triple and two singles. Vic Power Frasier, Rabit Warstler, and Chuck Klein contributed key moments for their teams as the day featured homers and late rallies.
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Heinie Manush
Joe Cronin
Senators
Browns
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Cubs
John Frederick
Dodgers
Cardinals
Charley Berry
Yankee
Vic Frasier
Tigers
Rabbit Warstler
Red Sox
Indians
Chuck Kieln
Phillies
Reds
American League Yesterday and Tomorrow Scores
Yesterday results show Yntrott and Palindelphia tied 4 with Galcen 4 and New York 4 in mixed scores. Boston lost to Cleveland 2 as Workington posted 10 and 31. Tomorrow schedule includes New York at St Leute and Philadelphia at Netrott with several other matchups.
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Yntrott & Palindelphia
Galcen
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Workington
Lowla
National League Yesterday Results Scattered
Reading OCR shows baseball results with multiple mismatches. Games listed include Wittaburgkh at Boston, Chicago at New York, Lem at Philadelphia, and St Leen at Breeklya with references to Beaten and Glacunat. Data appears garbled and incomplete overall.
All Star Voting Sparks Home Team Debate at Comiskey Park
Chicago June 20 The American League cast will be the home team at Comiskey Park for the July 6 game as star players from both leagues clash. A coin flip decided regular privileges, while a second flip determined votes for National League stars led by Frisch and Hubbell.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
William Harridge
John A. Heydier
Terry
New York
Bottomley
Cincinnati
Frisch
St. Louis
W. Herman
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Martin
Bartell
Philadelphia
College Golfers To Seek Crown
Ninety college golfers from 19 schools enter the intercollegiate golf championship at Buffalo Country Club starting June 26. Yule defends the team title while Michigan's John Fischer seeks the individual crown. Schools entering full teams include Williams, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, Yale, Texas, Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard, Cornell, Michigan, and others.
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New York
Buffalo Country Club
Yule
John Fischer
Michigan
Mid- West
Far West
Williams
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Yale
Texas
Dayton
Dartmouth
Princeton
Rollins
Hamilton
Georgetown
Harvard
Colgate
Cornell
Southern California
Lafayette
Oklahoma
Ashland
Funkstown to Host Practice Game with Hagerstown Blue Sox
Funkstown baseball team schedules a 6 15 pm practice game against Hagerstown Blue Sox at the Funkstown diamond. The event replaces the usual Tuesday practice and all players are urged to attend promptly.
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Funkstown
Hagerstown Blue Sox
Chevies Travel To Greencastle Tonight
The Hoffman-Chevies journey to Greencastle to face the local team with a 5 30 start. Team members must meet at the Hofman-Chevies parts department by 4 30 and contact Walt Miller if unable to go. Smithsburg Winners Defeat Cavetown Rinkydinks 9 8 in a close game on the Rinkydinks diamond with E Kline Smith and Gilroy starring for the victors.
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Hoffman-Chevies
Greencastle
Hofman- Chevies
Walt Miller
Smithsburg
BASEBALL'S BIG SIX Batsmen Lead AL Race
Ben Chapman slightly widened his AL batting lead over Al Simmons as the free hitting season continued. The table shows Chapman with 32 runs, 190 hits, 44 extra bases and a .3684 average, while Simmons totals sit at 239 hits, 45 runs, 88 checks and a .? average with other leaders Schulte Martin Klein Moore also listed among top batters.
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A. Ab. R. H. Pet. Chapman
Simmons
Schulte
Sen
Martin
Cards
Klein
Phillies
Moore
Braves
South End Wins A Pair Of Games
The South End A C defeated Widcat Juniors 9 to 8 at Williamsport and beat New Salem Cults 23 to 9 at Broadfording for a third straight victory and ninth win in 14. Wood led with five hits in six chances. Next Sunday they host the National Guard on Virginia avenue.
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South End A. C
Widcat
Williamsport
Broadfording
New Salem
Kind
Ramner
Wood
South End
Virginia Avenue
National Guard
Boonsboro Edges Keedysville In Long Decisive Inning
Keedysville scored five in the ninth to tie, then won 8 7 in eleven innings as Boonsboro missapped a late lead. P Wyand wild early, Ford slowed Boonsboro. Final score 8 7 with Alexander Doyle Reed for Boonsboro and Wyand Ford Kraiser for Keedysville. Memphis 321 Atle New Orleans and Ch anty also noted.
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Boonsboro
Alexander
P. Wyand
Ford
Nelson Grimm
Keedysy
Waysville
S. Alexander
Doyle
D. Reed
Wyand
Kraiser
Line
Colts 004 490 OOL- 9 42 0 South End
Unclear OCR reads list of names Bailey Wolfkill Barnhart Rickett Cook with numbers 004 490 013 16 0 and location South End. no coherent event or context available.
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South End
Uncel
Bailey
Wolfkill
Barnhart
Rickett
Cook
Enterprise Tn Hold Practice
Practice dates for the Western Enterprise baseball club have shifted to City Park diamond on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5 08 and 2l players must attend. Absentees will be benched in Sunday’s game. Saturday Enterprise hosts Mt Briar in a playoff league game. TRACK TEAM NAMED. NEW YORK June 20 The 1L winners of Metropolitan AAU games have been named New York’s official team for the National AAU track and field championships in Chicago June 23-30 and July 1.
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Combs, Et Saaaenee
Sewell
South End
Chapman
Sestee Wildcat Jrs
Gehrig
Palmer
Whittington
Knode Cel
Sheenee Jeaneer
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Himan
Herman
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Geheia
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Gebrig
Mayes
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Hane
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Orme New York
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Vergen Hy
McGowen
Jurees
Verger
Don Gomer
Cette
New Yaerk
Chlongen
Waren Nu
Uf Schumacher
Ront
Western Enterprise Baseball Club
City Park
Enterprise
Mt. Briar
Chicago
Security Stars Sweep Downsville In Doubleheader Wins
Sunday afternoon the Security Stars beat Downsville in a two game set 12 to 11 and 6 to 3. Garlock starred with a homer triple and two doubles in five at bats. Both teams played solid defense as Downsville pitcher and fielders held firm.
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Downsville
Garlock
H Lushbaugh
Taylor
Anharp
Baker
Wetzel
Eyler
Kline
Giants Win Behind O'Doul Pitching and Cubs Errors
Baseball summary notes Christy Mathewson era comparisons fade as Lefty Schumacher shows strength for the Giants in a 4-0 victory over Chicago. Cant attack early but Root drives in one run. Pirates and Phillies also win. Yankees lead AL and White Sox drop to fourth as Browns, Reds, and Tigers mix in late-season action.
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Hal
Firth
Chicago J
O'Doul
Charley” Root
Giants
Trump
Taacher
Victo
Sverhaul
Zkmen
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Clinati Reds
Ord Ad Liska
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