Meadville and Corry Grid Plans and Local Sports Notes
Meadville and Corry teams plan drills within the next days and order new uniforms. Erie area sports notes cover golf dates, wrestling cards, national leagues, coaching changes, and local athletic happenings across Meadville, Corry, and surrounding towns with mentions of players, promoters, and regional teams.
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Raymonds
Aeros
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Flaconer
Cambridge Springs
Walt Swantek
Jon Norman
Mrn
Danno O’mehoney
Len Muraluso
Buffalo
Fiie
Aron
City to Enjoy Great Summer Sports Program
City plans a broad summer sports drive featuring baseball entries in the New York Pennsylvania circuit, with teams Rayenonds and Aeros preparing for drills. Golf membership at Corry Country Club rises to twenty as fees set at 30 for men 23 for women and 10 for juniors. Outdoor programs include fishing archery softball tennis and intramural events at the Senior High School. Leaders push drives to ensure a record recreation season for Corry.
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Tony Joy
Howard Sheen
Corry, Red and Gun Club
Umpire Assignments Set for Opening Day Doubleheaders
National League headquarters announced opening day umpire posts. Ernest Quigley Bill Stewart and Ralph Pinelli will officiate the Philadelphia Boston doubleheader Monday. John Reardon Larry Goetz and George Baker assigned to New York Giants Brooklyn game Tuesday.
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United Press
New York
National League
Ernest Quigley
Bill Stewart
Ralph Pinelli
PhillyBee
Boston
John Reardon
Larry Goetz
George Baker
Brooklyn
Penn State Beats West Virginia In Opening Baseball Game
Penn State defeated West Virginia 3 to 1 in the opening game of its baseball season. The Nittany Lions scored two runs in the ninth inning to spoil a solid performance by WVU pitcher Jack Gouke. Ben Simi nelli held West Virginia to four hits. The two teams meet again today.
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United Press State College
Penn State
West Virginia
Nittany Lions
Jack Gouke
Ben Simoncelli
Mangum Named Berth On Ryder Cup Team l
A group of 18 players was selected by P Q President George Jacubus to fill four remaining spots on the American Ryder Cup team for the June match against England at Southport England. Four will be chosen from the group based on low averages in two rounds of PGA qualifying May 25-20 in Pittsburgh and TY S Open June 10-12 at Birmingham. Included is Ray Mangrum of Oakmont Pa.
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New Press
New York
P.Q
George Jacubus
England
Southport
Engl
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Mich
Ray Mungrum
Oakmont
Giants and Indians prepare for final spring tests
New York April 27. The final training games between the Giants and Indians may draw the longest crowds before the season opener. Hal Schumacher will start for the Giants today with Earl Whitehill as probable starter for the Indians. Tomorrow’s finale features Felter and Huybell, expected to attract about 25 000 fans.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Earl Whitehill
Steve Owenll
Cleveland
Felter
Carl Huybell
Wil
Temple Track Team to Seek Victory Over Pitt
Temple Owls meet the University of Pittsburgh track team at the stadium seeking their first win over Pitt in five starts. Temple speedster Bulace Peacock is favored in the sprint events while Pitt’s top sprinter Dick Mason is not expected to participate.
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Py United
Pittsburgh
Tigers Beat Reds 3-1 in 13 Innings Exhibition
In Dayton Ohio on April 17 the Detroit Tigers topped the Cincinnati Reds 3-1 after a 1-0 win yesterday. An unearned run aided by two fielding errors a passed ball and a hit batsman gave Russell the victory over Vander Meer as the two clubs prepared for Cincinnati.
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United Press
Dayton
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Cimcinnati
Tigers
Reds
Russell
Vander Meer
Schmeling Not Farr Opponent for June Match
New York April 17 promoter Timmy Johnston of Madison Square Garden denied any offer to match British Empire Champion Tommy Farr with Max Schmeling here in early June. He said he congratulated Farr on his Baer victory and would match Schmeling with light-heavyweight champ John Henry Lewis of Pittsburgh or Bob Pastor when ready.
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New York
Timmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Wart
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
John Henry Lewis
Pittsburgh
Bob
Pastor
Johnston
Minor results from American Association games
Toledo defeated Louisville 11 to 0 while Minneapolis beat Kansas City 8 to 2. Milwaukee won 10 to 3 against St. Paul. Columbus-Indianapolis game not scheduled.
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American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Big City Doubles Meet Opens for All Bowlers
A city wide doubles sweepstakes opens at the Recreation Alleys April 19 to 25. Partners will be handicapped to a total average of 355, with entrants paying 1 per man per set. Each bowler may bowl multiple times with a new partner each set, and about 16 prizes will be awarded from the entry pool. Singles and regular doubles events follow for the city championship.
Dodgers Over Yankees 8 1 Victory Spoils Series Lead
New York April 17 Brooklyn Dodgers resume series with Yankees at Tickets Field leading two games to one. A 6,500 crowd watched Brooklyn win 8 1 as pitcher Veo Mungo outpitched Yankees lefty Vernon Gomez in a standout performance.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Fintashers
Veo Mungo
Brooklyn
Vernon Gomez
Yanks
Fight results at Hollywood and San Francisco cards
At Hollywood on April 17 Lou Salica of Brooklyn knocked out Pancho Leyvas of Arizona in the 1st round. In San Francisco on April 17 Marty Simmons of Saginaw Mich defeated Angelo Pastis of Duluth Minn in 10 rounds. Tiger Wade of San Francisco stopped Teddy Moran of Pittsburgh in the 1st.
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Hollywood
Lou Salica
Brooklyn
Pancho Leyvas
Arizona
San Francisco
Marty Simmons
Saginaw
Mich
Angelo Pastis Duluth
Minn
Tiger Wade
Teddy Moran
Pittsburgh
Paul Dean to face Knott in city series opener
Paul Dean, nursing a sore pitching arm, is slated to oppose Knott, Brownie hurler, in the opening game of the annual St. Louis city series between the Cardinals and St. Louis Browns. Forecast calls for warm weather with possible showers and a crowd near 16,000.
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Paul Dean
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Greenleaf Faces Caras In Final Showdown Tonight
April 17 in New York, Raipl Greenleaf a one time world pocket billiard champion meets defending titleholder Jim Caras of Wilmington to decide the title. A Greenleaf victory would give him a 14th title while Caras can tie with Crane and Ponzi for a possible record shakeup.
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New York
Raipl Greenleaf
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Greenleaf
Car
Irving Crane
Livonia
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Braddock Bowler Near Top in All Events Money Meet
NY April 17 Mike Rushnak of Braddock Pa held fourth in the all events at the American Bowling Congress with 1950 points. Cincinnati leader O Jasper had 1980. Windy City Bowling Association of Cicero Ill threatened Krakow's Detroit by piling up strikes for 8089 to claim second.
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Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Otto Jasper
Cincinnati
ABC
TJ Hilduit
Warren ‘Times-Mirror
Warren High School Alucint
J. Russell Elliott
Kiwanis
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New York
Mike Rushnalk
Braddock
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Krakow
Detroit
Kennedy to pitch as Sox seek spring series win
Chicago April 27. Vern Kennedy, the White Sox ace, was called to start today against the Cubs to rebound from yesterday's 9 to 8 loss in the first 1937 intra city clash. Leroy Parmelee started for the Cubs with Root. Whitehead opened for Chicago and Rigney finished for the Sox.
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Freas
Chicago
White Sox
Vern Kennedy
Cubs
National League
Sox
Leroy Parmelee
Charley Root
Johnny Whitehead
John Rigney
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