Open golf crown drama and Pitt football schedule
The Curry Country Club crown sees top seeds fall as Dick Bachemer and Irvin Downs knock out Hodly Hill Dyckes and Harry Krowe while Howard Sheen and George Orcutt remain threats in a wide open race. Pitt announces nine games with Notre Dame October 2 and Penn State November 30 on a lighter 1948 slate.
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Curry Country Club
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Harry Krane
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Irvin Downs
Avenir
Iiblick
Howard Sheen
George Orcutt
University of Pittsburgh
Mike Milligan
Panthers
Nowe Dame
Cony
Penn. Suite
Pitt
Cleveland
Ohio State
Columbus
Purdinab Lafayettes
Penn State
Sports Center routs Firemen in city softball clash
Sports Center overwhelmed Stanford Hose 10 to 2 to clinch the city softball championship opener as two doubles and two singles produced three runs in the first inning. Chuck Jackson led the mound work, while Ken Ottaway contributed offense as Stanford Hose managed only a few hits.
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Stanford
Yes
Ono Wal
Chuck Jackson
Ken Ottaway
Cauters
Shore
Btanford Hose
Sports Center
Jackson
H. Zenataley
C. Jackson
Ottaway
Sid D. Hund
Slaughter Sparks Cardinals Past Reds for Six Two Win
Enos Slaughter led the St Louis Cardinals to a 6 2 win over the Cincinnati Reds with four hits and five runs batted in. His early triple and late double helped Missouri sit within three games of the idle Braves as Brooklyn edged Phillies 2 1 in a tight duel. The Indians moved ahead in the American League behind Gene Bearden 6 2 over Detroit with Eddie Robinson homering. Dillinger paced St Louis with a trio of hits in an 8 6 victory over Chicago. Other results listed.
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Nas Beer
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
Boston Braves
Stan Musial
Beer Enos
Slaughter
Stan
Musial
Cardinals
Reds
Cincinnati
Sin
Braves
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Dodgers
Philadelphia
Carl Erskine
Blix Donnelly
Erskine
Fort Worth
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Gene Bearden
Tigers
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Bearden
Bengals
Eddie Robinson
Freddie Hutchinson
Tribe
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Bob Dillinger
Browns
Chicago
White Sox
St.* Louis
Indians Edge Athletics 6 to 5 in Mid West League encounter
The Indians edged the Athletics 6-5 at Lageland Stadium yesterday to clinch victory in the fifth inning. A walk, an error, and Canfield's hit sparked the decisive frame as Beling and teammates pushed ahead in a tight baseball contest.
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Athletics
Lageland Sd
Beling
Canfide
Indians i
National League results and upcoming American League games
Yesterday’s NL results Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2. Today’s AL games include Cleveland at Detroit and St Louis at Chicago. Standings show Cleveland 11 39 610, Philadelphia 63 42 6004, New York 59 42 5, Boston 60 39 57 8, Detroit 49 53 480 13, Washington 42 60 412 20, St Louis 39 60 384 1% , Chicago 35 60 340 274. Remaining night games include New York at Boston and Chicago at St Louis with others.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Bostom
Sight
Pat
Bostin
St. Lows
Putnam Quits as Local Coach
Roland Pathan longtime Corts High School teacher and coach resigns to take a teaching post in Hyattsville Md He joined Corts in 1942 and served as head football and basketball coach for two years and assistant football coach for three years also head baseball coach for five seasons He plans to pursue a master's degree at the University of Maryland and will leave for the eastern town soon with his family remaining behind
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Wick Bogdon
Nick
Clarion
Harborcreek
Bogden
Board of Education
Dick Geert~son
Erie
Bob Lytle
James Larimer
Grand Theatre
John Sampson
Conneaut Lake
Chuck McKean
Albany
St. Louis Cardinals
Roland Pathan
Corts High School
Hyattsville
Fuimm
Rockwood Township
Somerset County
Pust
Robert Lytle
Tive
Putnam
University of Maryland
Slaughter Leads Cardinals Past Reds in 6-2 Victory
Enos Slaughter drove in Alenis with two singles a double and a triple in four at bats to spark the Cardinals to a 6-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Carl Erskine limited the Phillies to five hits to earn his fourth win with the Dodgers a 6-1 victory.
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Enos Slaughter
Cardinals
Alenis
Tiple
Cincinnati Reds
Pitechme
Carl Erskine
Dodgers
Phillies
International League derby results show City 9 Montreal i
Toronto 4 Syracuse 3 Buffalo 6 Newark 3 Only games scheduled.
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Montreal
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Newark
Corry Bowling Ass'n names new officers for 1949 season
The Corry Bowling Assocation held its first meeting of the 1949 season at Howl Aire. Officers named include Philip Sample as president Ottu Simmons first vice president Kenneth Cy Young second vice president Walter Loveland third vice president Cayl Hixson fourth vice president R B Greeley treasurer. Directors named were Richard Bachomer Robert Bracken Lynford Shase and Paul Brenoel. The group discussed upcoming season events and rules for league entries due next Monday night.
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Corry
Howl Aire
Philip Sample
Ottu Simmons
Kenneth
Cy" Young
Walter Loveland
Ace
Cay] Hixson
R. B. Greeley
Sevselairy
Richard Bachomer
Robert Bracken
Lynford Shase
Paul Brenoel
Junior Olympic Track Meet To Be Held Here Monday
Local youth 10 to 17 may qualify for Erie Times Junior Olympic track and field teams at Loveland Field next Monday afternoon. Top finishers 1 2 3 advance to the August 8 meet at Erie’s auditorium, with events for boys and girls and guidance from Charles Catania and Whitey Giesler of Erie.
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Erie
Loveland Wield
Ues
Ere
Cleveland
Corry
Charles Catania
Whitey" Giesler
Hambletonian May Draw 12 Horse Field
GOSHEN N Y Aug 10 Cagey Tom Berry drivers Rollo to Victory in the Hambletonian Stake as Demon Hanover and Madison Hanover loom as top contenders in a field likely to include ten to thirteen starters for the 60 000 classic. Berry, 68, of Coldstream Stud Farm Lexington Ky, notes Demon Hanover has been racing strong but believes Rollo is a tough, game horse with a good chance.
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Tom Berry
Rollo
Jin
Hambletonian
Bisa
Demon Hanover
Madixon Hanover
Coldstream Stud
Lesington
Madison
Hanover
Legion Trips Clymer in Independent Contest at Loveland Field
The Guryamenwan Legion base ball team beat the Clymer Junior Legionnaires 12 to 4 at Loveland Field in an independent contest. Francis Buell suffered a spike wound in his left hand and was taken to Gerry Hospital for treatment, receiving two stitches to close the wound. Tonight Coach Patsy Nutte’s squad travels to Girard for a league game, with Millcreek visiting Thursday for another skirmish.
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Guryamenwan Legion
Clymer Junior Legionnaires
Loveland Field
Francis Buell
Corry
Sanker
Gerry Hospital
Patsy Nutte
Girard
Millcrerk
Beckwith Sales Willy’s Service Cars Trucks Jeeps
R P Beckwith Sales offers Willys service cars trucks and jeeps with repairs and inspection at DOL center street Rhone 33 092 including fish tires and batteries for vehicles and equipment.
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Beckwith
Willys
Center St
Rhone
Walcott May Be In Line For Title Bout
Camden New Jersey report says the National Boxing Association may sanction the winner of the Bivins Charles bout as the new welterweight champion. If approved, an October title match could pit Jersey Joe Walcott against the victor in Washington. NBA actions hinge on the federation’s Philadelphia convention.
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Camden
N. J
Joe Peors
National Boxing Associaton
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Eagard Charlesdinmimy Bivins
Gale Menendez
Washington
Serking
Leoni Rains
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Menendez
Joe Doyle
NBA
Yenion
Philadelphia
Merténdez
Harvey Miller
District of Columbia
Matel
Charles Whinur
Wacotb
Noisy Street Bouts Across Cities Reported
Disjointed notes show multiple youths and streets cited for altercations or confrontations in New York Detroit Montclair Paterson Brooklyn Allentown and Newark areas. Names like Willis Apple gate Steve Bellaire Joe Reddick Eduirde Car rasco Juminy Holds appear amid unclear locales and ages.
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Lee Omu
Detroit
Willis
Red" Applegate
Montclair
N. J
Steve Bellaire
Joe Reddick
Paterson
Brooklyn
Johnny Moran
Eduirde Carrasco
Linn
Perl
Allentown
Agostini Guedes
Alehlow
Newask
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