Waterfowl program starts. Indians face stiff stretch
The State Game Commission releases 7000 day-old ducks to boost waterfowl, stocking beaver ponds and marshes with crosstreeds and mallards. Hunters may learn release sites from Harrisburg, while cooperation promises future notices on bird liberation and fall survival hopes. Cleveland Indians return from a strong east swing and begin a critical stretch at Municipal Stadium, facing St. Louis Browns and hosting rival Yankees and Red Sox on the road, shaping their pennant bid.
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Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
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Boston
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Yankees
Red Sox
Waynesburg College Names New Assistant Coach
Waynesburg Pa August 7 Waynesburg College appoints John Topovich from Monessen as assistant football coach a former Steelers halfback who played at St Vincent College. The record includes scattered OCR fragments mentioning other names and places in Newark and Brooklyn but no coherent facts.
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Waynesburg College
John Topovich
Monessen
Pittsburgh Steelers
Topovich
St. Vincent College
Mystery Man Favored As Baseball Czar
A mysterious "Mr. X" emerges as a top contender among baseball club owners as they seek a new commissioner. The six contenders include Douglas MacArthur Farley Trautman Frick and Giles, with other names like Gov. Lausche Sen Johnson and Justice Vinson also discussed. No clear choice expected. past pattern hints at a dramatic selection after a long meeting.
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Mr. X
Ger
Douglas MacArthur
James A. Farley
George Trautman
Ford Frick
Warren Giles
Frank J. Lausehe
Ohio
Edwin Johnson
Colorado
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
A. B.happy Chandler
Chandler
Fark
Fob Hannegan
Farley
Frick
Giles
Happy
Larry MacPhail
New York Yankees
Weill
M. Landis
Landis
Nancy Slaw Medalist in Golf Tournament
In Pittsburgh at Allegheny Country Club Eastern Pennsylvania women golfers began match play for the Pennsylvania Women's Golf Championship. Nancy Slaw, 19, from Plymouth Country Club, led qualifying with 41 18 79. Second place went to Mrs. J. M. Gessler after 49 47 80, with Betty Heh and Ethel Benson tied for third and Mrs. John M. Dyson fifth with 40 42 99. Western Pennsylvania competitors all finished above par.
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Pittsburgh
Eastern Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Country Club
Nancy Slaw
Plymouth Country Club
Norristown
J. M. Gessler
Whitemarsh Valley
Philadelphia
Betty Heh
Tenabg Country Club
Ethel Benson
Sunnybrook Country Club
John M. Dyson
Valley Country Club
Hazelton
Western Pennsylvania
Bivins in training for bout with Louis in Baltimore
Jimmy Bivins arrives for training after his clash with Joe Louis is set for August 15 in Baltimore. He plans to open a new camp at Carr's Beach near Annapolis while basing headquarters at Century Athletic Club gym amid a tough regimen aimed at upsetting Louis in the World Heavyweight bout at Baltimore Stadium.
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Baltimore
Century Athletic Club
Louis
Biving
Baltimore Stadium
VETS-CJ NINE TAKES ALL STAR GAME IN OVERTIME
In a high scoring Little League All-Star at Loveland Field WEW-CJ defeated Moose Biles 10 to 8 after a 7-7 deadlock. Chuck Scott hurled the complete game for the victors while Turner led hitters with a double two singles and a walk.
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Moose
Biles
Loveland Field
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Jim Tomer
Hoffman
Bill Turner
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Standings and Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues
Major League standings and results show New York beating Washington and Chicago defeating Detroit. Today schedules include Chicago at Detroit and St Louis at Cleveland with night games. National League has no daily games. New York visits Brooklyn and Boston hosts Philadelphia. Cincinnati visits Chicago and Pittsburgh hosts St Louis at night.
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Washington
Chicago
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
Boston
Nasional League
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Teader
Pat
AL &L
Morgan Proves Another Ford for New York
The New York Yankees move up with a 21 year old pitcher, Tom Hay, in a key win. Morgan, rehired, returns to shine, shutting out the Senators 3-0 and adding seven straight wins. Boston and Cleveland press as White Sox slap the Tigers 10-1. Merrill Combs homers late to lift Brooklyn over the Dodgers in an exhibition game.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Bache Hodge
Tom Ma Hay
Yayikee
Shipper
Kansas City
Wis
Sening
Ford
Stengel
Washington
Senators
Ned Gaver
St. Donis
Cleveland
Perall
Boston
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Ica
Chitayo
White Sox
Tigers
Detroit
Eadie Robison
Howe Russ
Sox
Joe Dobon
Merrill Combs
Tahans
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gleveland
Butler Beats Erie Nine 14 10 In Loose Atlantic League Tilt
Butler outlasted Erie 14 to 10 as Niagara Falls holds a one and a half game lead in the Middle Atlantic League standings. Key home runs came from Butler’s Teothe, Loveland, and Jack Byers, while Santos earned the win in relief. Erie starter Dietsch took the loss after a five run surge in the fourth inning.
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Erie
Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Amloose-Elks
ARHE
New Castle
Tunnel
T. Willams
Phrates
T.mcmutllen
Larry Rush
Bob Nicholshetp- Goodwill
Falls
Tamer
Teothe
Dee Turner
Tively
Dick Friel
Santos
Gavison
Eric
Dietsch
Pirates
H. McMullen
D. Smith
Ike Hoffman
Peiffer
Stan Mechiisky
Lawry Quer
Loveland
Ofsro
Jacker Byers
Carlson
Lockport
Guy Refiners
Jamestown Stretches Lead in Pony League Action
Jamestown extended its Pony League advantage as Ferris led the Falcons with strong hitting. Olean’s Oilers fell 8-5 with Emil Kate Jie homering and adding a double, while Bradford and Batavia split two shutouts 1 0 and 2 0. Hamilton Cardinals beat Hornell 4-2 as teams jockeyed in the standings.
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Falcons
Oilers
Olean
Duol
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Ferry
Stugg
Hornell Dudleyers
Hamilton Cardinals
Bradlard
Dodgers
Bradford
Batavia Clips Bers
Dick Smulde
Wilmer-Hueter
Phils Iy Ihevener
Joe Hapolin
Fin Cellar
Wellsville Rockers
Presbyterians Routed by St Thomas Team
The Presbyterian club was routed by St Thomas in a Mead Park church league game, with St Thomas pulling away after four frames, aided by a four-hit uprising including a three-run rally. Batters Kovach and Bracken contributed on the mound, while Wotus and Strighi handled the catching duties. Earlier action included International Team games listing Montreal and Rochester results among others.
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Presbyterians
Mead Park
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Usme
Wenon
St. Thoma
Kovach
B. Wotus
Bracken
Strighi
New WPIAL Coaches Set to Lead Local Football Teams
Ambridge Harbrack Union Plainria Rochester Shwerin Mila Tarentum and Rowletson appoint new head coaches. Neil Brows takes Soulball Wires role with Chuvion, Ken Kutt at Aurbeach, Mike Sebastian to lead Ambridge offense, Jol Chickernen to Shatoh, Bob Weenshall to Rochester, John Nary at Tarentum, Johnny Karis to Freeton, Johnny Petricell to Midland, Mike Parker to East Hinnington, Mike Flannery to East Washington.
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Aie Ambridge
Harbrack Union
Plainria
Rochester
Shwriin Mila
Tarentum
Rowlesten
Neil Brows
Wb Chuvion
Ken Kutt
Aurbeach
Brown
Mike Sebastian
Ambridge
Jol Chickernen
Bob Weenshall
Taretium
John Nary
Harbrugh
Johnny Karis
Freeton
Clairton
Johnny Petricell
Midland
Mike Parker
Playground Activities At Fourth Ward Playground
Children at West South Street Fourth Ward playground engaged in shadow picture making and paper box crafts yesterday. A community notice indicated meals will begin Wednesday of this week for participants and urged orderly participation despite some garbled text.
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Fourth Ward
West South Street
Hunter Disqualified In Graziano Bout In Boston
Rocky Graziano appeared to win by disqualification as Chuck Hunter was ruled fouled after a clash in the middleweight bout at Boston Garden. Referee Ed McDonald halted the melee as officials argued over penalties and purse forfeiture, with the crowd of 5,886 booing early in the fight.
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Aniother
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Clevelynd
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Simlar
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Hunt
Ghamain Peter
Tansey
Noxton
Tammy Micfarland
Descrien Ehigside
Hunten
McDonall
Audree Jim
Shaughnessy
Joe Sutilaroto
Jan Graziano
Yiewry
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Lita
Tlinkeel
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Red" Strader
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Greasy" Neale
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