All-Star Pitchers List Highlighted By Mullane Death
New York April 27 report lists major league pitchers forming an all-star team by positions. Highlighted is Tony Mullane, recently deceased, noted as ambidextrous and one of 13 pitchers with 300 wins. Also mentions players Donlin Ruth Callahan Brouthers Gleason Wart Bresnahan and others.
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Beavers Schedule Opens September 4 With Fourteen Games
Corry High School Athletic Director Jack Tinson announced a 40 game football schedule for the Beavers this fall, starting September 4 at home against an unnamed opponent and ending Armistice Day, November 11, at Warren Cragons. The plan aims to spread games over weekends with multiple matchups, allowing reserves to see action and easing the load on the varsity. Key home dates include battles with Titusville, Warren, Union City, Millcreek, and Lawrence Park, while road games feature Meadville and Jamestown, with negotiations for additional opponents ongoing.
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Bobcat Seeks Third Win Over Peralta Friday
CH.GAGG April 2 Joey Heralta 26 year old Mexican lightweight boxer hopes to settle an old score with Bob Montgomery in a 10 round bout. Montgomery, lightweight champion in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania, defeated Heralta in two prior meetings. The bout headlines a boxing show at the Coliseum Arena, the first there in over two years.
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Feller Expects to Return in 1945 Baseball Season
Cleveland star pitcher Bob Feller, serving in the Navy, says he expects to be back with the Indians when the 1945 season begins. He reports ongoing training aboard a battleship and notes exhibition games are keeping players in shape while wartime duties continue. He hopes the AL wartime movie program can entertain service members aboard ship.
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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
Yesterday’s results show Pittsburgh beat Chicago 6 to 1 and Cincinnati toppled St. Louis 1 to 0. New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 while Boston beat Washington 7 to 2. Today’s schedule includes Brooklyn at Boston and Chicago at Pittsburgh with New York visiting Philadelphia.
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AAU Arranges Eleven Summer Track Meets
New York April 27 The Amazeu Athletic Union and its member elites organize eleven outdoor track and field meets over three months to provide competition for service men. Planned events include AAU championships and meets in Washington Cleveland New York New Haven and other locations with dates in May June and July.
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Browns Trim Indians Equal League Record
The Browns beat the Indians 5-2 to tie the 1993 league record for seven straight wins at season start. Hank Borowy extended an ongoing streak with nine straight league wins since last August, while Nick Bitten, Warner, and Torres drove in runs. Early Wynn and Gil Torres earned a 2-1 victory in Washington, as Cincinnati’s Frank McCormick ended a scoreless stretch with an 18th-inning homer for a 1-0 win over St Louis. The Pirates routed the Cubs 6-1 with Vince DiMuroio’s two-run double and a seven-hitter from Preacher Top, as Detroit-Chicago and Brooklyn-Boston games were postponed by weather.
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Entries Barred for Two Soldiers at Relay Carnival
The University of Pennsylvania faces loss of Pvt Al Blozis and Avie Harris from its 50thRelay Carnival entries as AAU officials bar them over pre war professional status Both weigh stars from Georgetown and Indiana Harris a discus ace and Blozis a shot put record holder with past pro football ties The rule limits individual professionals competing against amateurs though soldiers may join informal games or Army events.
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Skyiracer Wins Blue Grass Stakes at Churchill Downs
Skyiracer, the Gressiere stables favorite, edged Challenge Me by three lengths in the $10,000 Blue Grass Stakes at Churchill Downs. Eight Derby eligibles ran, with Skylrucer, Challenge Me and Shut Up as the likely Derby entrants. Skyiracer’s performance reopens Derby hopes for May.
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Volleyball games postponed due to Stunt Night clash
Tomorrow evening’s three scheduled High School Girls intramural volleyball games have been postponed to next week because of the Stunt Night Program at the Senior Auditorium Friday night, leading to a calendar shift for teams and players.
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