Roundup of boxing, football, and baseball notes from New York
In a crowded sports roundup, Baer Galento may outdraw Louis Godoy in attendance, college players face early career cuts, and Ray and Conn are linked to rumors. Georgia’s yearling football team is praised, Michigan expands travel by air for a California game, and notable figures like Leo Durocher and Mike Jacobs appear amid varied baseball and boxing chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey
Baer Galento
Louis Godoy
Yankee
Dodgers
Brooks
Man Mountain Dean
Billy Conn
Johnny Ray
Hymie Caplin
Everbody
Bucky Walters
Georgia Bulldogs
Georgia
South
Leo Durocher
Michigan
Joe Whee
Joe McCarthy
Bob Kennedy
White Sox
Legion
Tony Galento
Conn
Bob Pastor
Wrestler Luttrell in Tampa Delivers Fiery Boxing Claim
Cowboy wrestler Luttrell speaks out in Tampa claiming the boxing game is rigged and calls for action. He blasts promoters, outlines perceived abuses, and asserts he will push for changes in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilent
Wrassler Cowboy Luttrell
Tampa
Local sports wrap highlights rain soaked Sunday action
Rained out Red Sox game and cancelled Midways doubleheader marked a soggy Sunday with crowds watching courts and swimmers indoors. Park nine fell to Park in 8-6 tilt as Ed Burch and Patton led a rally, while Winchester Speedway prepares for AMA sanctioned races with trials at 1 pm two miles east of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Luray
Midways
Park Nine
Heurich Brewers of Washington
W. B. Snider
Shenandoah
Tilthammer's Mill
Winchester Motorcycle Club
Winchester Speedway
American Motorcycle Association
Winchester
Sulphur Springs Road
Route 50
Berryville High Prepares for Strong Athletic Year
Berryville Virginia June 10 coach George Pope predicts a solid upcoming athletic season across football basketball and baseball. Key graduations include Roy Potts Bob Pope Bill Levi Cecil Wolfe and girls regulars Janice Smallwood Rebecca Carter Helen Hess. Returning starters aim for a repeat Frederick Clarke pennant in baseball with seven of nine starters back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
George Pope
Roy
Buckeye) Potts
Bob Pope
Bill Levi
Cecil Wolfe
Potts
Janice Smallwood
Rebecca Carter
Helen Hess
Pope
Frederick-Clarke
Bill Lee
Bill Henson
Uncle Sam
Don Rocap
Shirley Lickey
Tom Stough
Bob Berry
Carl Pitta
Dick Potts
Allen
Foots) Emmart
John Lee
Roy Potts
Holmes Carlisle
Walter
Buddy) Foley
Buddy Levi
Joe Pope
Jack Bell
David Childs
Herbert Duke
Bobby Houghton
Allen Emmart
Robert Hooker
Camille Wisecarver
Laura Druary
Peggy Mathers
Eleanor Locke
Elizabeth Hereford
Dorothy Kackley
Foots Emmatt
Bob Houghton
Gordon Elsen
Sterling Prank
Dave Childs
R. Cochran
Southworth Returns to Cards Amid Card Storm of Losses
Billy Southworth takes over the St. Louis Cardinals as manager after leaving Rochester to chase a pennant in the International League. The Cards lose to the Giants in back‑to‑back games as Cincinnati and Brooklyn surge, while Chicago and Philadelphia post wins. Yankees, Red Sox, and Browns also notch key results in a busy baseball day across the league.
First Woman's Rights Convention Held at Seneca Falls
The first women's rights convention occurred on July 19 and 20, 1884, in Seneca Falls New York, marking a landmark gathering for suffrage and equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Falls
Billy Southworth Returns as Cardinals Manager
Billy Southworth rejoins the St. Louis Cardinals returning to the manager role he held in 1929. The former Rochester club boss in the International League succeeds Ray Blades as head of the Missouri Redbirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
International League
Rochester
Ray Blades
Missouri Redbirds
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
From the American League standings Cleveland leads with 28 wins and 19 losses, Philadelphia at 18 27 and 400 percent, Washington 20 28. Yesterday scores show St Louis 8 Philadelphia 7 and Chicago 4 Washington 3 in 11 innings. Today’s games list Detroit at New York Boston at Cleveland St Louis at Washington.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
New York
Cleveland
W. X. Pet
Satoer
St. Dous Cs Ceesvca
AES Philadelphia
Bridges
Donala
Harder
Harris
Kramer
Hudson
National League Standings and Schedule Notes
The National League table shows Cincinnati 31 14 .689 and Brooklyn 28 13 .683 atop the list. New York 26 15 .634 and Chicago 7 15 .317 follow, with Boston 1-8 and Philadelphia 6-5. Series matchups include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Hamlin 4-3 versus Sewell 1-1 and New York at Chicago Dean 0-0 against Lee 5-7.
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Chicago
Boston
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Cricaeg Evsecce
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Shewa Orae
Sabe
Hamlin
Sewell
Dean
Lee
St. Louis
Sullivan
Davis
Tri County Meet Set for July 12 By Odd Fellows
The Stephens City lodge of Odd Fellows will host the Tri County Odd Fellows Association on Friday July 12. Preliminary plans were discussed by the association’s Executive Committee in Stephens City last week. C L Wright of Middletown is the association president.
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Stephens City
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Tri-County
Odd Fellows Association
Odd Fellows Executive Committee
C. L. Wright
Middletown
Baseball scores from yesterday with multiple homers and wins
Yesterday's Stars reports several MLB results. Roy Cullendine and John Bernardo hit homers for the Browns in a nightcap win, Judnich homered to win the opener over the Athletics, Johnny Rigney pitched 3 innings and beat the Senators in 11, Babe Dahlgren Dimaggio and Selkirk homered for the Yankees in a 4-3 win over Cleveland. Mace Brown and Mulcahy earned wins for Pirates and Phillies respectively, Carltons Dodgers and Reds combined in a 6-2 second game win, Larry French and Cavaretta shut Bees in a Cubs opener, Crimacree drove in six for the Giants in a two-game sweep of St Louis.
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Associated Press
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy
Rochester
St. Louis
Ray Blades
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stu Martin
Martin
Johnny Mize
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Tex Carleton
Brooks
Junior Thompson
Will Werber
Billy Myers
Chicago Cubs
Boston
High Mulcany
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ike Pearson
Cy Blanton
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
al Smith
Babe Dahlgren
Joe DiMaggio
George Selkirk
Tribe
Detroit
Washington Senators
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Walter Judnich
Roy Cullenbine
Johnny Bernardino
Roy Cullendine
John Bernardino
Walt Judnich
Browns
Brownies
Judnich
Johnny Rigney
Ted Lyons
Senators
Yankees
Cleveland
Mace Brown
Mulcahy
Phils
Bill Werber
Tex Carlton
Carleton
Larry French
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Bees
Phil
Frank Crmacree
Giants
All Welcome At Vacation Bible School
The Rev. Ronald Wilson says any denomination may attend the Vacation Bible School at Loudoun Street Church and Highland Avenue Church starting today. Sessions open at 9 o clock.
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Ronald Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Loudoun Street Church
Highland Avenue Church
Park Nine Avenues Rally Tops Pottstown 8 6
Park Nine Avenues trailed Park Association 3-0 after the first inning but stormed back to defeat the Pottstown, Pennsylvania, nine 8-6 on Saturday. Gelbuda hit a first pitch homer off Stickley, the park’s first over the fence this season, as Ed Burch added a triple and four hits in five at bats. Ritenour also contributed three hits and a walk in a seven inning game.
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House of David
The
Park Association
Bearded Pottstown
Heurich Brewers
Washington, D. C
Gelbuda
Stick Stickley
Ed Burch
Goodwin
Bob Patton
Burch
Ritenour
Diz Dean Returns to Texas League With Fort Worth Thriller
Diz Dean receives an old fashioned homecoming in Tulsa as he pitches nine innings for the Fort Worth Cats in a 5 4 win. He allows six hits and two homers, walks once, and fans four as he battles through soreness in his right arm on a hot night. Jerome Herman delivers a ninth inning single, aided by two Fort Worth errors, to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McCall
Tulsa
Diz
Dean
Heenig Tun
Fort Worth Cats
Jerome Herman
Teta
Treasury Receipts Expenditures and Debt Soar
Treasury daily status shows June receipts 14 506 655 90 dollars expenditures 29 999 860 92 dollars gross debt 42 801 888 839 32 dollars up 837 984 89 from yesterday.
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Charles Reilly
Norfolk
Ledger-Dispatch
Virginia
Fred Evans
Laeaewe
Stanley Ferens
Albany
Georgia- Florida Loop
Rip Russell
Stan Hack
Gabby Garnett
Joe Louis
Galento
Baers
Godoy
Florida
Rex Romus
Vienna
Mike Jacobs
CY Potts
Frank Pierce
Coopy
PARK
Pennsylvania
Althing
Iceland
Westinghouse
Emperor Washer
N. Braddock St
Ao Anderson
Berryville High
Baseball Outlook
Carlo
Lily Harper) Martin
Ports
H. N. Allen
Newport News
Portsmouth
Berkeley Springs
Williamsport
Russell Motor
Packards
Stickley Ritenour
Clearins
Mon Sunshine
Cleaners
East Piccadilly CY
Southworth
Bill White
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Park Nine Avenues
Downs House of David
R. H
Treasury
Stephano Brothers, Phila., Penna
George Washington Garage
N. Loudoun St
VL Leda
Glenwood
S. Loudoun St
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