Strub's Manager Lays Open in Titusville Scores Fight Notes
Joe Martin, sports editor of the Eyre Times, blasts Maxie Strub's camp after a disputed Friday night in the Auditor ium. He cites a friction with his manager and Strub's career choices, plus Primo Carnera in a six round Portland exhibition. Also notes umpire meeting in Chicago, Northwestern baseball setback, and lists today’s Cleveland at St Louis and Chicago at Detroit games.
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Strub
Titusville
Joe Martin
Eyle Times
Maxie Strub
Martin
Eyre
Strub-Griff
Ting
Strib
Sobet
Grim
Denning
Strah
Max
Primo Carnera
Ttalian
Portland
Tom Sayer
Detroit
Crippled Players Hit Hard in 1980 Pennant Scramble
United Press report from New York on April 29 describes how injured players hamper multiple clubs in the 1980 pennant races. Pirates captain Pie Traynor and Seyye Waner miss games but Pittsburgh still leads with a 8-2 record. Gabby Hartnett returns for the Cubs, while Hornsby, Bell, and Wright cope with injuries. Cleveland misses Earl Averill and Lew Ponsenes. Donie Bush's White Sox climb to second as Moe Berg cannot play. Pinkle Whitney and Jack Rothrock suffer injuries at Phillies and Red Sox respectively. Dusty Cooke disappoints for the Yankees. Dan Howley’s Reds lag in the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie Traynor
Sieye Waner
Bucs
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Roger Hornsby
Lester Bell
Hastnett
Cubs
Hartnett
Glenn Wright
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Earl Avérill
Lew Ponsenes
Donie Bush
White Sox
Moe Berg
Art Shires
Pinkle Whitney
Phillies
Lneup
Jack Rothrock
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Yankees
Dusty Cooke
Bill Rogell
Detroit
Joneh Goldman
Rogell
Tigers
Akers
Goldman
Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Babe Ruth Hits .278 In First Nine Games
Babe Ruth went one for four and drew two errors in yesterday's Washington game to earn a 519.41 salary. His day included a first inning double play, a fourth inning foul, a sixth inning out, and a seventh inning triple to center field scoring Larry. Ruth's nine game record as an $80,000 per season player stands at 36 at bats, 9 runs, 10 hits, 2 RBIs, and a .278 average.
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Wardlow High School
Plainfield
Cranford High Battlers
Stortie
Wardrow
Roscow
United Press
Washington
Babe Ruth
Ruel
Babe
Quintero defeats Purgia in tame decision at Memphis bout
Last night in Memphis, Spanish lightweight Quintero earned the decision over Jack Purgia of Indianapolis after a quiet final round. In Holyoke, Leo Williams of New York stopped George Courtney of Oklahoma in six rounds.
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Memphis
Tenn
Wel Quintero
Jack Purgia
Indianapolis
Holyoke
Mass
Leonne
Wiliams
New York
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Beavers Face Warren High After 10–6 Season Opener
Warren High opened the 1980 season with a 10 to 6 win over Tidioute as captain Kelly starred with two doubles and a single. Pitcher Samuelson started, Smith finished, and Tidionte’s Heath kept the early trouble at bay before Morrison steadied the game.
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Beavers
Warren High
Dragons
Tidionte
Warren
Times-Mirror
Warren High School
Horsehide Exponents
Russell Pichi
Down River Lads
Tidioute
Samuelson
Leidig
Smith
Plat
Heath
Tidicute
Morrison
Kelly
Warren Boys
Donaldson
Corry Rifle Team Beats Cambridge Springs Reserves
The Corry Rod and Gun Club won against Cambridge Springs Rifle Club second team on the local range by 41 points. Final scores were Corry 883, Cambridge Springs 952. Welden and Jordan led Corry with 208 each.
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Corry Rod and’ Gun Club
Cambridge Springs
Corry’Rod and Gun Club
Cambridge Springs Rife Club
Corry
Welden
Jordan
Corry Red and Gun Club
Oh En Si Pr Oh Tot. Hansen
B. Welden
Pros Organize Golf Association in Cambridge Springs
Northwestern Pennsylvania Professional Golfers Association will formalize at a May 7 meeting at the Hotel Riverside in Cambridge Springs. At least 10 clubs will be represented, with ten responses from eleven invitations. Lithia also plans to affiliate. The group aims to create regular weekly tournaments among member clubs.
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Meadville
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Professional Golfers’ Association
Stout Second in the Singles
M Stout of Corry posted a 594 to finish second in the singles while J Bloom and team from Westergrou tied for second in the doubles at the Invitational Bowling tourney at City Club. Coburn and Kerr placed fifth with 1095. Come of Titusville and 18d Bloom also among top totals. The City Club organizers praised the tourney as a success and plan for another event next year. Buffalo results show Harry Puller defeating Frankle Schoell and Art Weigand beating Rosales.
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Westergrou
J. Bloom
J. Levinson
F. Edwards
DuBois
Harry Coburn
Fred Kerr
M. Stout
Corry
Leon Come
Titusville
Bloom
Dresmure
New Yorke and Philadelphia NBA-style matchups listed
Schedule shows New Yorke at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston with multiple city pairings including Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago and St Louis at Cincinnati. Toronto on April 29 beat Johnny Brielson 1123 New York 10.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
National Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New Yorke
National
Toronto
Kld Chocolate
Johnny Brielson
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American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Northwestern
Champaign
University of Sllinois Mine
Covry
Corry Journal
T. R. Burr
Pet
Hall
McCall - Pittsburgh
Keefer
Ui Fe
Burr Soos
Ace B. Crum
McCall
R. Burr
S B. Crum
Cambridge
Johnny Capeblanco
Meadville Country Club
Bill O'Donnell
Oakland Beach Golf
Lambert Flynn
Conneaut Lake Park Golf Club
Ted Luther
Corry Country Club
Bill Kans
Riverside
Charley Hymers
Kahkwa
War Diehl
Glenwood
Carl Wendell
Lawrence Park
Joe Higgins
Lake Shord
Cort Higgins
Erie Club
Erie
Bobby Fortune
Titusville Country Club
Cambridge Springs Rifle Club
P. Brown
C. Kasbee
M. Smith
A. Anderson
C. Wilson
Shearer
W. ‘Perhune
Stout
Buffalo
Harry Puller
Niagara Falls
Prankle Schoell
Art Weigand
Oil City
Abandivision
Oil
Mai
Eral
W. W
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Neds Bracken Bros
Mmole Totacee Salen
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