Pomeroy Resigns and Brady Ditty OK Corry Rumor
Wilfred Pomeroy resigns after one season as football basketball and baseball coach at Wesleyville Junior High. Brady and Ditty say Corry High School games will proceed next fall in the Queen City. The Erie East at Walworth matter remains unsettled as County League disputes continue.
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Wilfred Pomeroy
Reed
Westle
E Bulldogs
Pomeroy
Wesleyville
Tvent
Wesleyville Pomeroy
Bulldogs
Ui Marboyereeke
Lawrence Rk
Milleveek
Nis
Beavers
Orafige
Benson
Corry
Ungeville
Erie East
Walvert
Cxtert
Kentucky man Chandler chosen as baseball commissioner
United States Senator A B Chandler of Kentucky was unanimously chosen by 16 major league teams as high commissioner of baseball to guide the sport through the postwar era. The seven year term starts at $50,000 annually and follows a five month search to replace Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Chandler, a former minor leaguer and athlete, expressed readiness to serve immediately and oversee wartime to peacetime transitions.
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Tony
Joe Sarnecki
Jer Sh. Edward
Ron
Mickey Heffner
Washington Senators
J.ee Mackey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Josh Summer
Salisbury
N.C
Bucco
North Carolina
Altoona
Erie Sailors
Lakewood, . J
Carl Hubbell
Bill Harris
Bucky ‘Walters
Pirates
Reds
Cardinals
Beam
Associated Press
Cleveland
A. 3B
Happy
Chandler
United States
Kentucky
Kenesaw Mountain Lanelis
Washington
Larry MacPhail
New York Yankees
Kentuckian
Transylvania
Versailles, &C
Snd
Massie, J
Fou
Leslie O'Connor
Landis
Ford Prick
National League
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Robert Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
James A. Farley
Haegg Foes to Receive Handicars at Penn Relays
Coast Guardsman Donald O Leary from Atlantic City will enter the Penn relays special mile with a handicap ranging from 60 to 10 yards. Haegg aims to pace a two mile race practice and improve for Saturday’s event while officials assign handicaps for rival runners in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Gunder Haesg
Penn
Forsted
Coast
H. Jamison Swarts
Thort
Haegg
O'Leary
James P. McGinley
Haeg
Buck Houck Emerges as Maryland Bat Hope in Class B
Ira Marvin Buck Houck of Woodsboro, a 185 pound fielder, led the Interstate League in hitting in his first year of organized baseball. He worked the night shift in an airplane plant, trained with the Philadelphia Athletics, and impressed coach Lena Blackbourne with a 256 average over 140 games.
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Buck
Woodsboro
King Kong Keller
Mickiletown
Houck
Athletics
Frederiott
Lena Hlackbourne
Jim Gimooth
Fairchild Yircratt
Haggerstowm
Ste A'S
Blackbourne
Lancaster
Buck Slong
Cirewit
Blackborne
Aldhoven
Cory High School extends win streak to three
Cory High School baseball dominated Spartansburg on a 10 to 1 victory. Harvey and Morgan split pitching duties as Cory racked nine hits and capitalized on six Sparta fielding errors. Tillotson led the offense with three hits while Loveland, Kennedy and Messina added clutch runs. Weather permitting, Cory resumes play tomorrow at Loveland Field against Harborcreek in Erie county league action.
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Cory High School
Spartansburgsvester
Day Afernoon
Young
Beavers
Shreve
Ken Harvey
Sonny Morgant
Harvey
Morgan
Hixson
Kennedy
Post
Amerrov
Lovelant
Cory
Stavermen
Mountain
Martin
Troyer
Sparta
Green
Feld
Storer
Loveland Field
Harborcreek
Erie County
Huskies
Corry
ABA
Po Messina
Oftion Loveland
Apaig Mountain
Frisina
Weidner
Stockton
Firth
Ajax Softball Team Plans First Drill At Acro Field
Weather permitting the Ajax softball squad will hold its first practice this evening at 6 15 at Acro Field on West Malm Street. Win captain and winninger will be chosen and players should bring equipment they have. Interstate Loop opens with three games in Philadelphia as Hagerstown Lancaster Wilmington Easton Trenton York set to play.
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Wirhe
Homestead Grays
Grays
North Rd
New York Black Yankees
Washington
Knoxville
Manet
Vic Harris
Josh Gibson
Buck Leonard
Hassy
AJAX
Ajex Tron
Acro
Malm Street
Orst
Interstate Loop
Philadelphia
Tierstate Baseball League
Hagerstown
Lancaster
Wilmington
Del
Whillentown
Trenton
N. J
York
New Bedford
Georgia Laroyer
Joe Geniavese
Taromt
Pat Doyle
Fall River
Kiock
Mike Deensma
Philadetghlay
National League Results and Today’s Games
Baseball scores from yesterday show New York 5 Philadelphia 8 Boston 8 Brooklyn 6 Chicago at Cincinnati. Today’s schedule includes Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston Chicago at Cincinnati. American League notes mention Buxton in Washington and Detroit in Chicago with rain. International League results Jersey City 2 Toronto 1 Newark 7 Rochester 2. Other games postponed.
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New York
Philadelpi
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Ciacinati
Philadelphia
Buxton
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
American Association
Tost Bel Chitago
Anny
St Louis
Ott homers power Giants to 52 win in slugfest
Mel Ott homered twice as the New York Giants defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 52. The slugging outfielder extended his career one and strong lead in the National League race while teammate contributions and clutch pitching helped seal the victory.
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Mel Ott
Giants
Associated Heresy
Erybinme
New York Giants
Helmy
Gucelan Nik
Lake Weel
Volselle
van Mungo
Jill
Engl
Finine
Brooklyn
Boxing card results in White Plains upset scene
In White Plains last night a mixed amateur boxing card produced notable knockouts. Local fighters from New York and Newark battled for early round finishes, with several contenders delivering decisive knockouts.
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White Plains
N.Y
Viner la
Ambitious tale of eyesight and sports career in early baseball
A fragmented account follows Sieumbouls Johnson amid claims of perfect vision certified by legal peers. The text references a long sports arc from Ohio leagues to the National and International circuits, with scattered notes on teams, years, and public perception.
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Memphis
Sieumbouls
Johnson
So-Ani-Sa
Sonera
Santos
Steamboat
Notaiy
Sports Roundup Echoes Across Codes in Ragged Report
New York notes mix of football and other codes as experts debate substitutions and game pacing. Mentions include Braves player Nieman stirring Philly nerves, golfer Maureen Or cut winning a Teaneck tourney, Notre Dame QB opting against West Point, and various military‑styled references. The narrative blends multiple sports items with scattered names and events.
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Braves
Butch Nieman
Phillies
Philly
Maureen Orcut
Teaneck
Goran
Ratterman
Notre Dame
Asl
West Point
Ns & Naval RO
T. C
South Berd
Pyexy
Mushball Loop Officers Named Last Evening
The Mushball Loop organization completed its leadership last night in toupsteany City Toca MushbA Lengue. Norm Edinger was named president with Paul Stroup as vice president Ralph Carroll as secretary Pee Russell as treasurer and Vance Allen commissioned. The league opens May 7 with Aer Supply facing Ajax, Raymonds v Gerry-Jamestown follows, and games set at Aer Field Monday through Thursday starting at 10. Umpires are sought and volunteers asked to contact officers before the season.
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Toupsteany
Meanton
le Barlow Bisck
Atro Sipply
Raymonds
Corry—Jemeu
Norm Edinger
Paul Stroup
Ralph Caroll
Pee Russell
Vance Allen
Maych
Aer
Ajax
Gerry-Jamestown
Tt Wis
Aer Field
Othe Sraxon
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Titty
Brady
Daher Sport
Thterest
Long
Choice
Buffalo
Holman Williams
Oscar Boyd
Ralph Watton
Montreal
Joe Miller
Breddie Dawson
Sammy Daniels
Baltimore
Sal Richie
Thean Gargano
Fred Wilks
Maryland
Storermen
Artie Levine
Joe Bennett
Clarence Wilkinson
Lew Peres
Puerta
Riso
Chitago
Cincinnati
Bostanes
Pittsburgh
Phiiadelphia
Hansen
Tavnimat
Brwes
Brooks
Tabi
Hal Creag
Blondie
Bank Credit
America
Sara
Dagwood sErs
Yourjastown
Harry
Downson
Ijk Ad
dMier Me Ghio-Penti Fn Ciel
Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Tn Basketbll
Shorty
City Industrial League
Goodyear
Goodrich
Thomas Motor.Co
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