Roundup of summer football, training, and pro notes
New York reports sport roundups from August. Sidlahoma U. finishes summer football with remarks on heat training and early September sessions. Vince DiMaggio argues with Pirates owner over a dinner bill while Ben Chapman eyes a farm club Dodger stint. Other notes cover managers, suspensions, and service recruits tied to football and baseball careers.
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Bob Shakey
Willer Hopfins
Bucky Harris
Oscar_vitt
Jimmy Dyckes
Joe Cronin
Leo Duracter
Ben
Leo
Baseball Standings And Scores From Yesterday And Today
Baseball standings show American League results with Philadelphia beating Detroit and Boston defeating St. Louis, while New York and Chicago posted strong marks in yesterday’s action. Today’s schedule includes Washington at Detroit and Chicago at New York. National League standings list Philadelphia and Chicago with mixed results alongside Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York St Louis and Brooklyn games.
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Merchants Triumph In 11 Inning Benefit Contest
The Corry Merchants edged Emporium Sylvan ia Tube 8 to 7 in 11 innings as Williams scored the winning run on a wild pitch after Caskey allowed a seventh inning rally to stall. Vern Group and Leo Caskey pitched most of the duel, with Corry overcoming a late nine inning tie and converting a dramatic extra frame to capture the benefit game.
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Haledon Willisme
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Kane
Cobbet
Browns and Red Sox split twin bill as Pirates sweep
Detroit ace Trout nears 20 wins while the Browns and Red Sox split a crucial three game set. Rex Cecil earns first ML victory for Boston in a 7-6 opener that stretched to 18 innings. Lanier earns his 15th for St. Louis in a 4-1 loss to Brooklyn. Cardinals, Pirates, Yankees, White Sox, Phillies, Cubs, Senators, Reds, and Giants all post varied results across a full slate.
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Retired fighter Charlie Retelas returns to farm life in Fargo
In Fargo North Dakota former heavyweight Charlie Retelas, once the 26th knockout victim of Joe Louis, recounts his boxing career and now plans to farm 32 acres near Leonard. He reflects on his ring days, enjoying the money earned and the crowds, before returning to farm chores and title work.
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Charlie
Joe Louis
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Art Lasky
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Braddock
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Ermer
Billy Petrolie
Fargo Express
Retty Eye
Carter Favored To Cop City Golf Championship
Three of Corry City’s ousvainains golfers and a newcomer reach the semi finals at Corry Country Club. Nick Carter Bill Dyckes and George Buc Allen advance with Walter Bertram as a surprise after eliminating Tourie Baker and Bill Dunlap. Carter favored to win though matches remain tight and both finalists expected from Carter and Allen.
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Corry Country Club
Nick Carter
Bill Dyckes
George “Buc” Allen
Walter Bertram
Tourie Baker
Bill Dunlap
Coi
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Nue Lue
Kip Anderson
Pit Carter
Bud Allen
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Baker
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Sheen
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Anerson
Durlap
Germain Retains Women’s Golf Title at Onwentsia
Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia defended her women’s western amateur title with a 26-hole victory over Phyllis Otto of Omaha at Onwentsia Country Club. The win marks her seventh amateur title retention in 44 years, with Opal Hill the last to repeat in 1931 and 1932. entering All-American Women’s Open ahead, with Lt Patty Berg and Betty Hicks in the field.
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Red Kennedy Hurt In Charity Baseball Game
John Red Kennedy first baseman for the Corry Merchants suffered a kidney contusion when kicked by a base runner during a grounder play in the third inning. He is expected to recover in a few days, though it is unclear if he can join next week’s drills with the high school players at Caflisch Camp.
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John “Red” Kennedy
Corry Merchants
Vern
Buster
Kennedy
Eridders
Caflisch Camp
Mandell and Basora Fight in Pittsburgh Main Event
Jimmy Mandell of Tadisna Pennsylvania fighting out of Buffalo and Jose Basora from Puerto Rico via New York clash in a ten round middleweight main event at Hickey Park. Billy Bales of East Liberty seeks revenge in an eight round semi final against Miguel Arroyo, a Mexican from Detroit, after a disputed prior six round decision.
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Jimmy Mandell
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Detroit
Jamestown Beats Hornell to End Pirates Streak
Jamestown Patrons edged Hornell Pirates 17 to 7, snapping a week-long win streak that moved Hornell from sixth to fourth in Pony League standings. The Byre Sailors beat Wellsville 9-8 after four pitchers used. Batavia swept Brynford 11-2 as Clippers climbed to second, challenging Jamestown. Lockport Cubs defeated Dinan Oilers 6-2 after a 12-hit effort.
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Minor league scores across multiple games
Scores from the International league show Montreal 10 to 7 over Baltimore 9 to 6 and Toronto 7 to 4 with Buffalo 0 to 1. Rochester 2 to 4, Newark 1 to 1, Suranuse 4, Jersey City 4 to 6. American Association results include Milwaukee 10 to 2 over Toledo 2 to 8 and Kansas City 4 to 3, Columbus 3 to 11, Indianapolis 1 to 7, Minneapolis 6 to 1, St Paul 1, Louisville 0.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Newark
Jersey City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
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Louisville
PGA Golf Title Chase Underway in Washington
Seokane Washington opens the National PGA Championship qualifying with top pros at the Manito course. The field narrows to 32 after two rounds, 36 holes each, with $20,000 in prize money at stake. Ted Longworth of Portland eagled the 15th hole in a rare 4-iron shot, while Veil Christian posted 67 and 68s from Bud Lewis and Henry Williams Jr. Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden skipped final practice due to cold.
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Spokane
Henry Williams, Jr
Boxersford
Bud Lewis
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Byron Nelson
Toledo
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Patadelphia
Nelson
Service trainees play new sport at State College
Navy and Marine trainees at Pennsylvania State College are playing a nameless sport described as a mix of basketball and boxing. Two-man units drill to take a punch when an opponent dribbles or shoots. Lt. Harry Diehl, assistant V-12 director, notes the method and references a William and Mary athlete among the trainees.
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Shamburg's News and Sports State Fishing Licenses
State issues fishing licenses and completes fishing tackle updates as SHAMBURG reports on local sports and outdoor activities. Officials remind anglers of new rules and permit requirements while outlining season dates and license fees. Local anglers, clubs, and shops participate in the coverage.
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