Braves Clinch Lead With Win As Dodgers Edge Split
Milwaukee Braves take 5 of 10 to stay two games in front, with a 2-2 victory over Cincinnati completing a three-game sweep. Dodgers slip after a 2-0 loss to Pirates, Cubs swept by Cardinals, and Giants rally to beat Phillies 11-2 while Yankees stop Red Sox streak. Multiple line scores show Ortiz, Bruton, and Mundy among hitters, with pitchers McDaniel and Acker taking losses as the young season tightens standings.
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Corry Track and Golf Teams Launch Season
Corry Area High School opens its sports season with track and golf action planned for tomorrow. The track squad faces wet field conditions and a postponement earlier limited practice, while the golf team travels to Lawrence Park with Dennis Merk, Dick Graker, Paul Bowen, Walter Bowen, Lonnie Denize listed among the lineup.
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Dick Graker
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Lonnie Denizelis
Broad Jump Mark May Fall This Season
The article notes long held world broad jump records may fall on May 25, 1940 at the University of Michigan, with Jesse Owens previously posting 26 feet 4? inches. It mentions Greg Bell as a leading challenger from Detroit, with other athletics details and relay outcomes from Penn Relays and Olympic contexts.
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Tennis Club Meets Tonight in Room 108 at Coyry School
The Tennis Club plans its second meeting tonight in Room 108 at Coyry School. Membership cards will be sold for 25 cents. Agenda includes area sleep program, summer accommodations, and other notes. On the field, Washington and Navloski led with five runs and a key double in a tied opener.
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Sugar Ray Faces Fullmer In Title Bout Wednesday
Sugar Ray to meet Fullmer in a scheduled welterweight title bout on Wednesday at a New York venue. The card features Joe Miveli versus Backie LoBin and a 1 round clash in Louisville. The event is broadcast with details listed for January 25th as part of the telecast schedule.
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Big Klu Enters Hospital For Piney Pittsburgh Return
The Redlegs face injury concerns as pitcher Kluszewski is hospitalized for four physical tests and therapy. General Manager Gabe Paul announced Kluszewski will not join the lineup while doctors monitor his condition. The team aims to keep pace in a tough stretch after a 9-2 loss to the Braves and a slow start this season.
Women's Western Open crown claimed by Ain Montgomery
Ain Montgomery wins the Women's Western Open with a strong finish on the 18th green amid a tense dash for the title. Bob Gil of Golden Valley clears the field in a feature chase, while Olympic sprint star Bobby Morrow and other headlines echo across the day’s sports digest.
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American League Baseball Standings and Schedule
American League standings show Boston, New York, Baltimore, Detroit, Cleveland, and Washington with varied wins and losses. Tomorrow’s schedule features Baltimore at Chicago, Boston at Kansas City, New York at Detroit, and Washington at Cleveland with night games listed. National League standings list Milwaukee, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, St Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati. second game notes and scheduled games for tomorrow include Chicago at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Summer Bowling Program Slated
Vesateen, proprietor of Ube Cony BowlAire, announced a summer bowling program with at least three note couples signed for a proposed mixed doubles event. An invitational meeting is planned next week to draft the summer program. A high school league of five teams forms, with league contests set for next Friday. The program allows open bowling for one minute per turn as repairs close the alleys for a week or three weeks.
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Stars Deliver As White Sox Narrow Victory Over Athletics
Yesterday's stars include Walt Dropo of the White Sox driving in three runs on three hits in a 4-3 win over the Athletics. Bob Friend of the Pirates allowed seven hits and four walks to record an 11 inning shutout of the Dodgers.
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Raymond Bowling League banquet winners named in photo
The image shows the officers and trophy recipients from the Raymond Bowling League banquet. From left to right are doubles winners Al Gluv na and Lafayette Douglas, high single average Rosario Caruso, toastmaster Frank Bernards, captain Jim Babrock of Automatics, secretary-treasurer Ed Kovach, tournament singles winner Don McCray, and Bowl-Aire proprietor Pete Russell.
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Frank Bernards
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Bowl-Aire
Campbell Nips Robbins To Win NS Tourney
Campbell of Huntington West Virginia won the North and South amateur with a 3 and 2 victory over Hilman Robbins. Robbins sought a second straight title but Campbell claimed his third NS trophy in eight years despite recent hand injuries from wax exposure. Campbell’s standout par on the No 4 course at Pinehurst sealed the win.
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Teener League Tryouts Tonight At Loveland Field
Teener League tryouts are set for tonight at 8 o clock at Wright School field for boys ages 13 to 15 not already on a team. The diamond at Loveland Field is reported playable.
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Raymond Bowling League Holds Annual Dinner and Trophies
The Raymond Bowling League held its annual banquet Saturday at the WIFW post home on West Washington. About 40 attended as Secretary-treasurer Ed Kovach led trophy and award presentations. Lafayette Douglas and Al Gluyna won the high three-game pinfall of 1269. Don McCray earned the singles trophy with 690 in three games, Rosario Caruso topped the year with a 173 season average. The Automatics department claimed the Raymond trophy by winning the divisional rolloff with a 2944 total. Six door prizes awarded. top awards went to the Sales team, season’s champions.
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Pirates Official Endorses Spitball For Pitchers
General Manager Joe L. Brown of the Pittsburgh Pirates said he wishes his pitchers could throw the spitball. He told an interviewer on Radio Station EDKA that if allowed, the spitball could reduce runs and he would be all for it today.
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Helen Fox Wins First VFW Ladies Bowling Tourney
Helen Fox won the VEW Womens singles tournament with 1307 pinfall at West Washington Street lanes. Rosa Baker was runner up with 1281, Norma Walters 1225, and Pat Shumsky 1210. Other notable totals included Rose Gluvna 1208 and Mary Hnatyszyn 1191 with prize shares listed. The high handicap game belonged to Ross Baker with 202 earning $9.50.
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