Crandallmen Edge Blasters in Weekend Series
Crandallmen aim to extend their winning run in the Tri-County Baseball League with a Friday night clash against Keystone Ordnance Works at Loveland Field and an away game Sunday at Meadville against the Pioneers. Clyde Dingfelder departs for naval pre flight training in New York City, leaving Nagle on third, James at short, and Young at second as Crandall keeps a steady in field.
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Notre Dame Navy game tickets on sale for fall clash
Notre Dame has launched ticket sales for the fall football classic with Navy at Cleveland’s lakefront stadium. Prices range from 1 to 4.40 for boxes and end zones, with higher seats up to 2.20. mail orders to the Football Ticket Committee with 90 cents for postage. Nearby, Long Island reports wrecking crews beginning the Mallison Square Garden Bowl demolition, once a shrine for champions.
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Women's Golf Association tourney at Oakmont Hills
In Oakmont Hillw foundry in the Western Pennsylvania championship, Pry August players charted match play at Oakmont Country Club. Mrs. G. P. Thompson of Highland Country Club (Filisturga) led tile division as favorite, runner-up last year.
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Johnstown Nines trounce Butler in Penn State clash
Bay Avenue 4-Bill Hanauska notches a no hit no run win in his first pro year as Johnstown beats Butler 7 to 0. Hanauska fanned three, walked four, only one runner reached third. Mo Colina and Ed Steves homered for Johnstown. Oilers 9 Washington 2 in Ol City.
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Dodgers Win Twi Night Game At Polo Grounds
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 7 to 4 in a twilight night game attended by 57 305 fans. Dixie Walker hit a three run homer in the third inning and Del Crandall drove in a run in the seventh as the lights failed late leaving confusion and questions about future twilight games. Giants president Horace Stoneham ban the twilight format at their park.
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Yesterday's Results Open date
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Made Fortune as Bench Sitter With N Y Yankees
Jack Saltegaver, famed bench sitter, now stars for the Kansas City Blues as a pinch hitter. He earned 55,747 in five Yankee seasons, including World Series pools, and inspired others to profit as utility players amid pennant runs and trades with Cincinnati, Kansas City, the Yankees, and Brooklyn.
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Keppel's Score In Softball League Victory
Keppel's team won 8 to 4 last evening in the City Mushball League securing second half momentum. Early lead built by Loysen and steady pitching after the fourth inning stalled the Acro Office offense as Keppel's offense produced runs in key frames. Brumagin Layden and Sawyer contributed in the field and at the plate amid a chaotic but lively contest.
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Williams Reiser Hold Swat Leads
Ted Williams remains American League batting leader as Joe DiMaggio nears the .300 mark for the Yankees. Joe Gordon and others stay in pursuit while Pete Reiser tops the National League with .3248, with Ernie Lombardi and others close behind.
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ARMY TROT STALLION EVENTS HEAD RACE MEET
Saratoga Springs hosts a $6000 pay trot and $31300 stallion stake as a 10 horse field contests the army stat. Willam H. Strane's His Excel Jency is the favorite amid the two year old packers. Sullivan and Mawhinney's Supreme Hall also figures. Golo Song and two year old Wonderedge race the year's best in his class. Austin Hanover wins the $5000 Vie long stake in a photo finish over Henk Thompson. Mrs Thelma, owned by Dunbar W. Bostwick, sweeps the $738 championship stallion Stake for four year olds while beating Hambletonian eligibles.
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TIGHTS LAST NIGHT SAN FRANCISCO BOXING RESULTS
Henry Arm strong dominated Aldy Spol by technical decision in San Francisco. In Newark Reninn Blumk from Denver drew Joe Carter of Rome, while Vinnie Vines of Schenectady drew Bobby Tweobs of Philadelphia. In Holyoke Carmine Patta from New York outpointed Cleo Shans of Los Angeles.
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Seven clubs in flag scramble shocks baseball standings
The Associated Press reports a tight pennant race as seven clubs compete. Milwaukee and Kansas City led early before injuries and slumps slowed them. Columbus, Toledo, Louisville, Milwaukee, and others vie for second as Eastern teams struggle to gain stability in the National Association race.
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Speary Outscores Davis In Outdoor Bout At Adlertown
In Adlertown Billy Speary of Narbrcoke defeats Billy Davis of Minersville by 10 round decision after a hard early pace by Davis. Speary gains momentum late, despite Davis’s strong early assault and a cut over his eye. Titusville draft unit leaves for Erie induction today at 8:30 in two buses.
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Three-day sports carnival teased for New Orleans anniversary
A chaotic scribble of August reports notes a three-day Sept carnival aimed at celebrating a great event, with boxing legends and a future Army air. It mentions postwar dreams, network plans for football, and a quirky parrot at Rockingham Park. The piece blends boxing, track, and radio plans with local sports gossip and military echoes.
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Harbert Wins St Paul Open In Close Finish
St Paul August 4 Harbert captured the St Paul Open defeating Dutch Harrison in a tense final round at Keller Public Link. Harbert’s six under par final score earned him 1000 dollars. Harrison finished with 75 and prize money pushed his yearly total to over 34 thousand.
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Yesterday's Heroes Dodgers-Home Run Power Boosts Victory
Ollie Walker and Delyth Cait hit home runs to drive the Dodgers to a seven run output against the Giants. The high scoring affair showcased key power hitting and strong defense in a lively game at the park.
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