Army-Nagy drill opens as Cory Rich football eyes squad
Candidate group at Loveland Field trains under Coach Bob Lytle with first workout Monday at 1 PM. Attendance required for initial four days to earn place on Edinboro trip, then return August 31 for final polish before Sept 7 opener vs Erie East. Other notes cover Army Navy game site talks, minor league shifts, and hints on veterans’ support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Rich
Tront Loveland
Bob Lytle
Lytle
Edmop
Edinboro College
Erie East
Lefty Ed Klep Guides Corry Merchants To Big Win
The Corry Merchants crushed Pleasantville Northern Ordnance 20-1 at Loveland Park. Lefty Ed Klep limited the home team to five hits while fanning 14. Corry piled up 15 hits, with Kinney and Zolko among the key hitters and a late five-run inning sealing the rout. Corry meets Titusville Sunday in Loveland Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Merchants
Loveland
Corry
Ed Klep
North East
Nangel
Beers
Merchants
Young, Frisina
Baressi
Kinney
Reckner
Pleasantville
Robinson
Me‘Manigle
Zolko
McManile Qnally
Neckers
Hpoa McManigle
Monroe
Butcher
Lubbo
G. Beers
B. Beers
Benson
Olf Corry
Olf
Young
Frisina
Olf Gasset
Baressh
Duma
I Group
Dave
Marty
Ath
Klep
Manigle
McManiete
National League day results and upcoming games
Major league results list New York beat Pittsburgh 3 2 Chicago defeated Brooklyn 4 3 Philadelphia edged St Louis 3 2 with standings showing Chicago 38 8 and Brooklyn 46 0 Fights box scores and Pony League scores follow along with American League results including Cleveland Philadelphia 4 8 and New York at St Louis Today's schedule includes New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Chicago and Washington at Detroit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
LHS
Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Haron
Washington
Detroit
St. Loui
Tony Janko
Youngstown
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Jackie Floyd
Harold Gibson
Buffalo
al Patterson
Gus Schlee
Long Branch
N. J
Lan Alter
Rudo Ortiz
Mexico City
New Orleans
Holman Williams
Bert Lytell
Frestio
Califdrew
Tampa
Eddie Steele
Macon
Buddy Rose
Yankee losing streak mounts to eight games
The New York Yankees slip into an eighth straight loss as Joe McCarthy is ejected for a second time this season. Nelson Potter beats Ken Holcombe 4 1 with four hits allowed. Detroit cuts Detroit lead as Mickey Haefner wins 8 1 over the Tigers. Cubs widen NL lead as Phillies beat Cardinals 3 2 in night game. Dodger rally falls short as Dixie Walker is ruled out at first in ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa Yankes
Joe McCarthy
New York
Ward
Nish
Yanks
Miller Huggins
Bronx Bombers
McCarthy
Roturn
Deirdik
Joe
Choosin
Red Jones
Bert Stephens Sage
Nick Etten
Etten
McGarthy
Nelson Potter
Ken Holcombe
Detroit
Washington
Tigers
Mickey Haefher
Buddy Lewis
Air Force
Stuboy Overmire
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Phillies
Cardinals
Barrett Boys
Ebbets Field
Tom Bunn
Dixie Walker
Putow Suutre & Dodger
Dunit
Times
Chicago
Brooklyn
Sports Roundup From A Busy Baseball And Football Scene
The column surveys postwar planning for new parks and indoor arenas, notes Notre Dimes football puzzlement over Joe Gasparella behind Frank Dancewicz, Marty Windell and Frank Ruggerio filling fullback, and reports on Beland games and pitcher battles. It mentions Len Durocher’s protest over balls and strikes, Tulane’s Monk Simons joining the football plan, and Fern State delaying full intercollegiate sports to the next budget period. Also covers ex-Cardinal Musial’s exhibition pitching and a San Diego boxing result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notre Dine
Joe Gasparella
Sijo
Prank Dancewicz
Who
Marty Windell
Prank Ruggerio
Len Durocher
Ford
Ziggy Sears
Len
Tom Din
Fern State
Erie Gains Tie For 7th Place
Erie Sailors tie with the Tars for seventh after a 17-3 run secures early position. Batavia Clippers win. Wellsville exchanges blows with Horwell Artes, while Lockport faces Olea in a busy schedule among regional teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Olean
Erie
Hornell
Jamestown
Wellsville
Bradford
Lockport
Asoueaeeperes
Buffalo
Olenil
Eri
Denicelta
Cleati
Batavia Clipners
Phavya Ly Biss
Janmstowr
Wellsville Yarteurs
Houtseieler
Bradspeth
Cubs
Gale
Tennyike Lockport
Olea
Damesinym
Ente
Youthful Tony Janiro Tops Grico in Madison Square Garden Fight
Tony Janiro from Vinmgstown defeated Johnny Greco at Madison Square Garden in a tight six round bout, drawing 28,297 fans as the young contender showed promise for a future in postwar boxing. The upset featured a late scoring surge and strong crowd reaction as camouflage theme references appeared in pre bout chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Janiro
New York
Hoey Hiarald
Vinungstown
Montresl
Johnny Greto
Madison Square Garden
Swriehins
Sting
Galaciins
Luab Jilly
Wyler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ole
Aviden
Gridderk
Army-Nagy
Office of Defense Transportation
West Point
Brotherly Love
Municipal Stadium
Suttre Stars
Jeanes
Art Ehlers
A. B
Happy
Beaver Club
Folboro
R. A. Pitzer
Union City School Board
Eddie Rickenbacker
Babe Didrikson Zahartias
Los Angeles
Dorothy Germain
Lefty
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Blondie
Pigale
By Chick Young
Caweys
Siaeigerste His
McManigle
Scott
Yanssens
Tanner
Yankee
Senators
Indians
Giants
Cards
Y Bega
Vere
Sportspouers
Brookvn
Dinigers
Ebbets Pild
Inalion
Tulane
Monk Simons
Charley Grimm
Claude Passeau
Ray Prim
Hal Grese
Jack Brewer
Wavy
Ken Gables
Olumph
Cincinnati
Victory Legion
Stan
San Diego
Ragel Kinhey
el Paso
Tex
Ralan Sharp
Al's Clothes Shop
Al’s
Bernstein Brox
Heiman
Ati
Heiman’s For Diamonds
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jackson
Kelly
Kirkman
Powell Motor Ga
America
Servicda