Spar Stop 1 Win Record Reduces Pure Regist
A brief item notes a sparring stop achieving one win, with a focus on a pure record being reded. The report emphasizes the outcome and the athlete status, listing no additional context or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1946
Page
7
A brief item notes a sparring stop achieving one win, with a focus on a pure record being reded. The report emphasizes the outcome and the athlete status, listing no additional context or dates.
Pittsburgh dates indicate Frank E. McKinney, 44, of Indianapolis, will become the Pirates new owner after a Dreyfuss family sale. Bid totals around 2.25 million with McKinney and attorney Charles J. Margiotti in the running. Transfer slated for completion within days. Margiotti claims a 50-80 chance to bid if sale falls through.
Oshkosh Wisconsin Wisconsin State League signs Joseph M Frisina son of Mrs Constetta Frisina of West Mill Street Corry shortstop Frisina 18 will report to spring training with Oshkosh after playing with Curry Merchants this season Val Gencarik Giants scout announced the deal and noted the strong starting salary Frisina hopes for a rookie break with the western team and eventual Giants contact.
The Raymond softball team defeated the Corry Jamestown group 6 to 4 at Aero Field last evening. Corry Jamestown led early, but Raymond seized control after the second inning and held the lead the rest of the way. Marsh and Dahl pitched for Corry Jamestown, while Barr pitched all seven innings for Raymond.
Erie's Great Lakes tennis tournament, halted during war years, will be revived the week of August 12 in Erie's Eris area. Two former champions, Gordon Robinson of Stamford Ontario and Ned Stafford of Niagara Falls Ontario, will attend. Robinson also holds singles titles from 1895 and 1936.
Major Leaders National League batting Walker Brooklyn runs Musial St Louis hits Musial SLaws 134 doubles Musial St Louis 29 triples Musial St Louis 10 home Rams Mize New Yorks 24 stolen bases relief Brooklyn 25 pitching Higbe Brooklyn Dickson St Louis 93 750 American League batting Vernon Washington .357 runs Williams Boston 108 RBIs Williams Boston doubles Vernon Washington 34 triples Edwards Cleveland Lewis Washington 10 home runs Williams Boston 2A stolen bases Gase Cleveland 22 pitching Newhauser Detroit 20 2 870
Yesterday results show Piltsburgh 6 to 2 over New York 0 to 2 and Philadelphia 3 over St. Louis 2. Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 2, Chicago at Boston rained out. Today Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia. other results include Detroit 1 Basta 1 and Cleveland 3 New York 0. MID-ATLANTIC LEAGUE Butler 2 Erie 0. International League Baltimore 1 10 Toronto 0 7. Montreal 4 4 Jersey City 2 8. Rochester 5 Newark 0. Buffalo 7 Syracuse 5.
Cleveland pitcher Reynolds struck out two and allowed two hits as the Indians defeated the New York Yankees 3 0. Reynolds earned his sixth win in a row, while Bob Feller’s presence sparked Cleveland’s mound dominance. The win narrowed Cleveland’s gap on the fourth place Washington Senators, who crushed the White Sox 6 0. Dizzy Trout beat Tex Hughins 7 1 as the Tigers upset the Red Sox. Old Pro Newson blanked the White Sox to push the Senators to 6 0. Dodgers beat Reds 3 2 under lights while the Phillies toppled the Cardinals 3 2. Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. Athletics rallied to beat the Browns after an early deficit. Chicago Cubs vs Braves postponed by rain.
Butler shut out Erie Sails 2 to 0 in the only game in the Middle Atlantic Based League yesterday. Other games were postponed due to wet grounds.
Jimmy McLane sets a new national record at the AAU senior meet in San Theens, clocking a time that breaks the 1940 mark by Chicago Tower Club. The relay team from Ohio State, led by Dick Fetterman, Jim Cojchman, and Hale Hires, also shines as Cornellman posts a 2918 10meter time in a standout performance.
Jamestown defeated Hornell 3-0 to pull ahead in the circuit as Wellsville beat Hamilton in extra innings. The day featured a doubleheader split for Wellsville and Hamilton, with Olean rallying past Locke in seven, while Bradford and Ba ba vied in a later match.
The Corry Merchants face Warren in an away game Sunday with Irving Forge players in the starting lineup. Manager Hi hopes the late-season additions provide power at the plate and pitching depth as Johnny Lang again handles the mound in a bid for another win.
All star collegiate football players arrive in Chicago to form a 61 man squad under head coach Bob Mie度lin of Indiana for the 13th annual grid classic. Coaches meet at Dyche Stadium Northwestern for initial strategy session as Midwest forms the core. Western conference provides 25 players, with 16 of 33 backs. South and Southwest send 24, chiefly linemen. Other regional counts include the East with three backs and three linemen, and New York-Pennsylvania reports top standings in recent weight-class bouts.
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