Waterfowl Seasons Formly Set by Wildlife Service
Pennsylvania hunter activity outlines open waterfowl seasons from September 1 to November 29 with daily bag limits for rail and gallinules sora coots ducks mergansers geese and woodcocks. Shooting hours start before sunrise with special noon start on opening day. November 1 sets shorter hours for certain species. Pro football and basketball unions discussed a merged league to reduce costs and boost attendance. Rambling notes cover field meets club championships and local college drills with coaches and players named. ARRAMA NORTH CORRY EMBLEM OIL STATION etc.
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Pennsylvania
Weeeral Wild Life Service
Wileon
Wandesck
Woodenck
Cleveland Indians sweep and pull within two games of first
The Indians won two games in the twilight-night doubleheader and the lone Washington win, while the Yankees fell to Detroit in 11 innings. Cleveland then defeated Washington 6-3 in 12 innings behind Bob Lemon’s relief work and Bobby Peller’s six-hitter. Dam DiMaggio boosted Boston’s win streak with a 12-3 victory over the Browns.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Fenway Park
New York
Yanks
Detroit
Pat Mullin
Biidie Lake
Vic Rasohi
Washington
Low Boudreau
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Senators
M-1
Bobby Peller
Dale Mitchell
Peller
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St. Louis Browns
Dam DiMuestro
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Tommy Brown
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Chicago
Johnny Schmitz
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Andy Pafko
Larry Jansen
Schmitz
Sid Gordon
Tpward
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Cincinnati
Reds
Phillies
Corry Bakery Edges Firemen In Slugfest
Corry Bakery defeats Stanford Hose in a high scoring game 15 to 14. The Bakers rallied with a late burst in the eighth inning and plated the winning run as Finnis scored with help from teammates.
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Corry Bakery
Stanford
Cary Bakery
Jackson
Ottaway
Maloney
Dahl
Vanssens
Marsh
Hand
Baseball results and standings from the American and National Leagues
Yesterday results include Cleveland 6 over Washington 2 with Detroit 3 New York 2 and Boston 12 over St Louis 2. Brooklyn 11 Pittsburgh 4. St Louis 10 Boston 2. Cincinnati 8 9 Philadelphia 5 1. Standings show St Louis leading with 61 wins 3 behind, Brooklyn 60, New York 52, Philadelphia 50, Pittsburgh 46, Cincinnati 42. Tonight's schedule lists Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Boston at Chicago, New York at St Louis, Detroit at Boston. International League Rochester 4 5 Baltimore 0 10 Newark 2 Buffalo 1 Toronto 7 Syracuse 3 Montreal 6 Jersey City 1. Pony League Bradord 1 Jamestown 0 Clean 5 Lockport 4 Wellsville 4 Batavia 1 Hamilton 7 Hornell 2.
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Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
W. L. Pot
St. Lews
Rochester
Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Syracist
Montreal
Jersey City
Pony League
Bradord
Jamestown
Clean
Lockport
Wellsville
Batavia
Hamilton
Hornell
W. L. Pet
Élaz
Tigers edge Yances as Mullin sparks comeback
Pat Mullin of the Tigers delivered a tying single and Gupth hit to lift the team to a 3-2 edge over Yan ces. Johnny Schmit of the Cubs held the Giants to three hits in a 1-0 win, ending a six game skid while pitching into the eighth.
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Pat Mullin
Tigers
Quide Wil Liuh
Gupth
Yances
Johminy” Schmit
Cubs Shuoul Giants
Corry Bombers Set for Warren, Ohio Visit Tonight
The Corry Bombers, still smarting from a 16 to 0 loss to the Home Ablast Grays, travel to Loveland Field for a nine o'clock game against Warren. Manager Joy Nagle plans to start Lefty Les Towne, with Marsh Studd as a possible fallback, while lineup expectations include Toles Williams Blakeley Simmons Yancey Hightower Robinson Cate Mason and others.
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Corry Bombers
Grays
Ovedon
Loveland
Warren
Colored Pine
Ohio Negro
Joy Nagle
Corry
Warren Outhit Corry
Toles
Tales of
Williams
Blakeley
Simmons
Yancey
Hightower
Robinson
Cate
Mason
Nagle
Les Towne
Marsh Studd
Stark
Les James
den Nagle
Roger Dubois
Steve Dankovich
Bob Beyder
Merlin Peterson
Letty Pratt
Him Rodgers
Emil Young
Woodcock Savold bout postponed after car crash
Bruce Woodcock suffers bruised shoulder in a car crash near Doncaster delaying the September world heavyweight title defense against Lee Savold. The British champ is hospitalized with no broken bones or internal injuries reported. A new date will be announced Monday.
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London
Bruce Woodcock-Lee
Thurles Woodcocke
Doncaster
Doncaster Royal Infirmary
TP'S WORTH BUYING OR SELLING COLUMN
Classified ad note discusses daily value of items for sale and purchase. Mentions a rate of 3 Iees per day and a 500 unit reference. No clear names or organizations. Readers advised to consider value and availability before buying or selling.
Corry Junior Legion Edges Clymer In Eight Inning Tilt
Corry's Junior Legion nine invaded Clymer and, aided by a run in the eighth, defeated the locals 4-3. Ronnie Shoop earned the win after weathering early threats and sparking Corry at the plate with key hits.
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Corry
Junior Legion
Clymer
Corry American Legion
Sprovers-Notte Combine
Sagraflee
Ronnie Shoop
Manny Flimes
Curry Nine
Wesleyville
Rounter
Plans Completed for Gorey Dog House Night Event
Plans for the first Dog House Night at Gorey Country Club call for a seat tournament with prizes for the winning team. After golf a social time and midnight Risich will cap the evening. Buffet line features sweet corn hot dogs and other foods. A membership meeting and public dinner follow tomorrow.
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Gorey Country
Hilltop Club
Golf Marathon Opens With 72-Hole All-Americas Event
May leads a five day golf marathon featuring a 72-hole all-americas championship for men amateurs and women opens. The event includes a $66 200 pro-am field with a $35 000 pro purse next week a separate world championship of golf. Notables like Lloyd Mangrum Ed Oliver Johnny Palmer Chick Harbert Jimmy Demaret Dutch Harrison Clayton Meanner Sammy Snead and Cary Middlecoff headline the pro field.
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Vaneny
Mug
Wouruee
May
Tom O'Shanter
Picures
Wall
Tnis One
Jacky
Lloyd Mangrum
Ed Porky Oliver
Bobby Locke
Johnny Palmer
Chick Harbert
Jimmy Demarer
Three Players Added To North Football Squad
Aug. 2 Matt Wisniewski an Erie East High guard named to the Northern all Star squad which opens drills at Edinboro Teachers College. Also named are Strong Vincent players Ang Lifaris and Sam Alward bringing the Northern squad to 25. The game is set for Aug. 12 at Erie Stadium. Wisniewski earned all Erie selections last autumn despite his team finishing last in the Erie league.
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New York
Cony Rod
Guy Glub
Ermunds
Jambay
Corry
Edinboro College
Erie Stadium
Meadville High School
Burry Gradisek
Lowell
Red" Dawson
Buffalo Bills
Jim
George Ratterman
Sbill
Georgia Tech
ARR - Rana North
Matt Wismiewski
East High
Edinboro
Teachers College
Vincent
Ang Lifaris
Sam Alward
Erie
Wisniewski
al Rie
Wianiewoski
Duke Detzel
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Bummy” Hairston
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