Rockwood hires new coach with strong basketball record
The article notes Rockwood High School will welcome a new basketball coach with a standout record at Brookwood High. His teams posted 100 victories against 47 defeats for a .600 winning percentage, winning Somerset County Class B titles in 1895, 1996, and 1999. He also coached football until 1985 and plans to announce football candidate testing later this week.
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Local league furthers Irvine Corry clash this weekend
The Corry Morehants chase a two-game swing in the tri County Baseball League this weekend as Irvine holds a one game edge. Friday hosts Keystone Ordnance Works, then Sunday Irvine hosts Corry in a pivotal duel that could reshuffle top spots. Crandall’s men rely on Popovich and Group for mound work while seeking added power to support a stingy Irvine batting lineup.
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Eight Horses Named For Pimlico Special
Eight turf stars, winners of 12 of the year s 20 most important races, were named as eligible for the sixth Pimlico Special set for Pimlico s autumn meet October 28 to November 11. Notables include Whirlaway, Shut Out, Requested, Alsab, Market Wise, Valdalia Orphan, The Rhymer and The Rose.
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Oil City Oilers edge Johnstown in four to four clash
Hitting and pitching by Frank Stare led Oil City to a 4 to 4 tie with Johnstown after his homer and three run batted in. A late rally by Butler produced two runs in the tenth to beat Washington 4 to 2 in the other Fernd State contest as about 14,000 fans gathered to watch.
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Mungo Pitches Giants Into 3rd In Senior Loop
Major league pennant races tighten as Giants defeat Braves 8-4 to rise to third place while Pirates beat Reds 2-1. Tigers sweep Indians in doubleheader 3-2, Red Sox edge Yankees 3-2 in 11 innings, Browns beat White Sox 9-2 ending a nine game White Sox streak. Detroit climbs to fifth with help from St. Louis and Cleveland losses.
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All-Star Group Falls to Memphis Red Sox in Meadville
Tri County League All-Stars led by Vern Group on the mound lose to the Memphis Red Sox of the Negro American League. Group is injured by a batted ball in the second inning, Vanderwalker relieves him in the fourth. Red Sox hammer 15 hits, scoring all runs in five innings, while Hivans limits the All-Stars to five hits.
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Tulsa Oilers Pitch No-Hitter For 1-0 Win
Berry of Tulsa Oilers in the Texas League pitched a no-hit no-run game against Oklahoma City. Tulsa won 1 to 0.
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Bradley Signs Boudreau To Pilot Tribe Through 1945
Cleveland president Alva Bradley announced Lou Boudreau, nicknamed the boy manager, will lead the Indians for the 1945 season on a three year contract. The signing comes as the team battles Boston for second place while pitcher Bob Weller’s absence and payroll shifts loom. Boudreau, 24, reacted with gratitude and deflected credit to Bradley for the breakthrough, following his quick ascent since joining the American League club in 1901.
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Merchants to Meet Eagles in Corry Softball Night
The Corry Merchants softball team hosts the Titusville Eagles tonight at Loveland Field at 8:80. A small admission fee covers electricity. if turnout rises Manager Charles Rauscher may bring in more district clubs. Corry, City League champion, fields a seasoned lineup with Undereiner on the mound and Vic Cruse behind the plate.
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Tebbetts Latest Tiger Draft Draws Navy Service
Detroit August 12 followers reckon the Tigers are surrendering over a half million dollars in talent to the military Tebbetts prepared to report to Nashua for Navy service as the seventh Tiger to pull on a uniform The exodus includes Hank Greenberg Freddie Hutchinson Billy Hitchcock Pat Mullin and pitchers Bob Able and Les Mueller Coaches Charley Gehringer may also join the navy. Also notes a golfer in Chicago and Oklahoma football minutes lost to service.
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Results Update From Yesterday's Games
ANI reports New York 3?2, SL Lotis 9?2, Chicago 2?0, Cleveland 0?1, Washington 3?1, Philadelphia 1?0. Today Detroit plays Cleveland, Chicago faces St. Louis, Washington versus Philadelphia, and Boston hosts New York in remaining matchups.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Notable Baseball Results
Yesterday's results feature multiple major league games with key moments. Rivers, Danning, and Lupien delivered solid hits for Boston, Philadelphia and Red Sox. Denny Galehouse extended the White Sox nine-game win streak with four hit shutout pitching. Buck Newsom and Bob Elliott sparked wins for the Senators and Pirates respectively. Major matchups included Yankees vs Red Sox, Cubs vs Giants, and Mets not listed.
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Colby Hanover Tops Hambletonian Field at Goshen
Colby Hanover is the early favorite in the 17th Hambletonian at Good Time Park Goshen New York as 20 000 to 40 000 spectators expected. Dolly Hanover 1941 champion paid entry with 500 fee for a share of a 2895420 purse and top contenders include Green Diamond Pay Day and Follow Me among others with odds posted. The race scheduled for 3 p m features a three heat mile format with heavy betting and strong interest from horsemen.
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Sports Roundup of Unclear Events and Names from Early Local Page
A noisy mix of racing notes, boxing chatter, golf scholarship hints, and odd anecdotes features figures like Lee Savel, Des Moines, and Billy Prince. References to Promoter War work funds, Pitt and Duquesne cadet caddies, and Tedious unnamed events blend with remarks about Dr. Harold Plickinger and muskie fishing antics. The item weaves disparate sports notes with scattered names and places, reflecting a crowded round-up format.
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Outdoor rifle shoot highlights Chapman Nelson top scorer
Coverage outlines Chapman and Nelson leading in an outdoor rifle competition held Monday at the club range. The report lists various shooters and scores, with names like Lilith Williams and others noted among participants, reflecting a dense field and ongoing two week events.
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