Goodman Delivers Homer With Two On To Lift Reds
Ivan Goodman of Northview Missouri and Cincinnati hits a third homer off Bill Lee to fuel a 7 6 Cincinnati win over the Cubs. Goodman swats in two games nine RBIs, lifting Cincinnati into first place as Brooklyn and Chicago chase. Billy Myers also collects a double and two singles to lead NL batting at .624.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Ivan Richard Goodman
Northview
Missouri
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bill Lee
Chicago Cuda
Lee
Goodman
Theorim
Mates Abauf
Reds
Cubs
Boston Bees
Mel Ott
Clay Bryant
Brysant
Jack Russell
Werber
Frey
Whitey Moore
Billy Myers
St. Louis Browns
FISHING IMPROVES AND BASEBALL NOTES IN SPORTS ROUNDUP
A mixed sports digest notes fishing gains and three fishermen expected to finish the day, Corry High baseball opens Monday, Bob Feller slated to pitch night games for Cleveland, Steve O Neill to stay with the Buffalo Bills owners announce, Brown from Crawford County debuts in relief for Detroit, Whitey L. and Erie bowlers vs local team, Alabama Pitts coaches Valdese High baseball, Jeep Handley back with Pirates as head injuries ease, and the New York bowling tourney reaches 35 years with near 100000 bowlers and a near perfect 120 score.
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PT. A. A
Corry High
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Cellen Duss
Chautauque Tale
Earle Sarvie
Dobnstown
Steve O'Neil
Buffalo Rish
Brown
Clit Brown
Crawford County
Detroit Tigers
Whitey
Landard
Erie
Alabama Pitts
Valdese
N.C
Jeep Handley
Pirate Line
New York City
Stars and shifts shake up midseason baseball world
The Mid-Atlantic Baseball League outfits major teams with stars like Medwick and Henrich while Mile Jarcks plans World’s Fair exhibitions. Phillies’ rise alarms as Pirates and Indians face management shakeups and Sewell’s future looms. Goshen Grand Circuit entries set records as 674 trotters and pace makers enter July August meets.
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Mid-Atlantic Baseball League
Jee Medwick
Johnny van derMeer
Tommy Bridges
Pete Fox
Buddy Wysset
Frank McCormick
Jeff Heath
Max Butcher
Lee Grisom
Tee Cronin
Tommy Henrich
Take Powell
Cley Bryant
Claude Tusseau
Stride
Philadelphia Phillies
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Oscar Vitt
Tridians
Smoky City
Pie
Pittsburgh
Mich Eige
Sewell
T Dian
Sewell Aa
Willie Magpe
Brie
Bathdine
Piers
Goshen
Alvin Bradley
The
Indians
Pitt Leads In Penn Relays Open Day
At Philadelphia on opening day of Penn Relays a rain soaked track saw Pitt claim two major relay titles led by sophomore Lawrence Tregoning who anchored the 440 yard relay to win for the Panthers. Johnny Wood aided by Frank Ohi helped set up the victory with strong early legs.
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Pat
PENN
Leq H. Petersen
United Press
Philadelphia
Pen
Pittsburgh
Johnny Woodfund
Golde Panthers
Woodruff
Lawrence Tregoning
Pitt
Frank Ohi
Tregoning
Wallace High Leads In Rifle Practice At Clymer Range
Wallace High topped the practice shoot at Clymer Rifle Club with 228 points as H Wallace posted high series. Other scores included G Hapgood 195, D Neckers 156, D Vole 204, H Skinner 178, Gabriel 297, Gravink 193, and Neckers 156 with varied entries across five positions.
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H. Wallace
Clymer
Clyme Range
G. Hapgood
Neckers
H. Skinner
Gabriel
Wallace
Gravink
L. Gabriel
Baseball Results and Standings From League Play
International League Montrex defeated Jersey City 5 to 4 while others were postponed due to rain and cold. American Association scores: St Paul 5 Columbus 3, Minneapolis 3 Toledo 2, Milwaukee 9, Indianapolis 0 Kansas City 3, Louisville 2. Pred Haney fuels Phillies push toward top in American League as Browns top Indians 9-8. Johnny Berardino powered Browns with two doubles and a single driving in five runs. Bill Trotter earned the win. No other games played.
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International League
Montrex
Jersey City
American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Doc Prothro
Phillies
Pred Haney
Tigers
Browns
Cleveland
Indians
Johnny Berardino
Billy Trotter
Loblaw’s Two Day Savings on Majestic Waterless Cookware
Loblaw’s ad proclaims only two days left to secure Majestic Waterless Cookware via the Money Saving Card Plan with items featured including bananas, coconuts, flour, coffee, fig bars, hams, ducklings, veal, bacon, and wieners. The notice lists assorted grocery prices and a tote of weekly deals, urging customers to shop at the referenced 344-1h Ave location.
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Majestic
Loblaw
Baseball Standings and Hero Highlight From Yesterday
Yesterday's results show Cincinnati beating Chicago 7 to 6 and St Louis tying Clavaland 8 all. Ival Goodman of the Reds again powered Chicago's defeat with a decisive three run homer in the ninth, capping the day.
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St. Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Ival Goodman
Reds
Patterson shoots 244 as Corryites win rifle match
Hob Patterson posted a new league individual mark by shooting 244 to pace Corry to a 1187-1142 victory over Lawrence Park on the local range. The win secures a tie for the league lead with Ol City, with a rematch at Meadville next Friday to decide the championship. Patterson set a new year league record, surpassing B Shrout’s 243 with notable scores in off-hand, sitting, prone, and kneeling positions.
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Hob Patterson
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Corry
Lawrence Park
Ol City
Meadville
Corry-Laurence Park
Patterson
B. Shrout
Carre
Fenske and Borican Meet for Drake Relays Title
Des Moines April 7 Two former collegians Charles Fenske of Wisconsin and John Borican of Virginia State meet for a 1000 yard feature at the Drake University relays Borican set a fast 2 08 8 last winter but no official recognition due to a faulty start Fenske won the 4000 yard race here last year in 2 07 near the unofficial world record distance and may challenge for the title
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By Wine
Des Moines
Charles Fenske
Wisconsin
John Borican
Virginia State
Drake
Cleveland course is site of 1940 U. S. Open
The 1940 National Open will be held at Canterbury Golf Club Warrensville Heights near Cleveland on June 8 9 and 10. The US Golf Association announced the site in advance, unusual, as the current Open is set for Philadelphia Country Club June 8 9 and 20. The invitation was accepted by Canterbury at a USGA executive committee meeting last night.
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Cleveland
New York
Canterbury Golf Club
Warrensville
U. S. Golf Association
Philadelphia
Canterbury Club
US. G. A. Executive Committee
Johnstown Chooses Favorite in Wood Memorial Race
William Woodward's Johnstown led the field as odds-on favorite at 9-5 in the 15th Wood Memorial at Jamaica. The race figures strong Derby implications with several contenders aiming for Churchill Downs May 6. A large crowd gathered as fast track conditions and swift horses promised a potential seasonal and world record pace.
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Johnstown
el Chico
United Press
New York
William Woodward
Churchill Downs
Uem
William Zieglen
H Chico
A. C. Vanderbilt
Joe W. Brown
T. M. Dorsett
John D. Herta
Edward Duffy
Chief Onuchy
E. A. Clark
Saratoga Stable
George Widener
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