Corry Notes on Baseball and Basketball Schedule
Corry fans plan a weekend scouting trip to Cleveland to see the Indians and Tigers series and evaluate Joe Gordon alongside Lou Boureu in a potent double play. Pat Seerey heats spring with homers as Feller may start early. Corry High returns a dense cage schedule with ten games against Erie schools and tough foes like Titusville and Warren.
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Big John Mize Hits Three Homers But Giants Fall Hard
Big John Mize belts three home runs as the Giants suffer a 14-5 loss in Boston. Despite Mize’s feat, New York drops to the NL cellar alongside the World Champion Cardinals who also struggle early. Johnny Sain yields big early hits as Boston and other games unfold with Dodgers, Cubs, Pirates, and Red Sox securing wins or close losses.
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National League results and upcoming games summary
National League yesterday featured Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 5 and Boston routing New York 14 to 6 while Brooklyn blanked Philadelphia 2 to 0. Today’s schedule includes New York at Brooklyn and other matchups. American League results show St Louis beating Detroit 6 to 1 and Cleveland edging Chicago 1 to 0. Only games played.
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Rookie catcher Leroy Jarvis shines for Pirates in opening run
Oklahoma City native Leroy Jarvis, nicknamed Sweet Milk, won the Pirates starting catcher job over Bil Salkeld after Clyde Klurtz injured his hand. He caught seven of eight games, helped Pittsburgh win six of seven, and even hit a home run. Manager Billy Herman says Jarvis appears to stay on the roster, with Sewell praising his handling and promise.
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Pirates
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Clyde Klurtz
Jarvis
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Chicago
Washington
Detroit
St Louis
Philadelphia
Bue
Billy Herman
Hrman
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Sewell
Eteritz Ostermuetler
Conference Opposes Move To Halt Recruiting
The Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Conference on record opposing a halt to recruiting by college officials. Debate followed six points from the Eastern Conference, with Swarthmore supporting staff outreach while opposing financial inducements.
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Phrase about a catcher's early major league experience
The transcript notes Jarvis, a 5'11" 185 lb Indiana native who once was a Brooklyn Dodgers prospect. Acquired by the Buccos from Montreal in 1843, he was drafted by the Navy and did not reach the Pirates until last year. He had appeared in only one major league game before this season.
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Hammond Elks Clinch League Title In Bowling
The Hammond Elks clinched the Elks' League championship last night as Christensen Motor fell in two games to Citizens Bank. Hammond holds a four game lead with one postponed match left against City Market. Pete Russell led Hammond with 205, 157, 156 scores while Laurie Baker led Christensen with 184, 177, 177.
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Winds Rates Favorite Role In 53rd Penn Relays
The 53rd Penn Relay Carnival at Franklin Field opens as Illinois seeks a new record in the meet. Top sprinters and distance runners from Illinois, Michigan, Manhattan and NYU loom as leading contenders, with Penn State also fielding strong distance squads. The meet gathers about 3,000 athletes aiming for relay glory and possible all time marks.
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Cirry Karver
Curt Storie
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