Howling Season Opens in Local Bowling Circuit
The 1948-49 bowling season starts with Newen Proving Stagger at Sowl-Aire, featuring Teague pin firing and two shifts weekly. Leagues include Men’s Glass, Indies’ Circuits, and the Raymond League, with 12-team Merchants B loop replacing the American League. Al Rosen shines in Indians farm system, batting and RBIs, as trade links with the Yankees place him in Kansas City. Also notes steady practice, eight Jetster men, and historical baseball figures, plus a late-night boxing result in New York.
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Moose
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Dale Mitchell
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Detroit Tigers
Rogovin
Erie Sailors
Jamestown Pateons
Vander
Erift
Uniontown
Henrich Ties Record as Yanks Top Senators in Gridiron Ink
Tommy Henrich of the New York Yankees hit his fourth grand slam of the season as New York defeated the Washington Senators 8-1 at Griffith Stadium. The blast helped Portfield secure his first major league win while Truman watched. Cleveland led the league with an 8-0 win over the Browns as Gene Bearden pitched the Indians to a sixth straight victory. The Boston Braves beat the New York Giants 10-2 as Bill Voiselle excelled, and Carl Erskine earned his fifth straight win for Brooklyn in a 10-1 rout of Philadelphia. The Cubs beat St. Louis 4-2 with Stan Musial and Don Lang homering for the Cardinals. Ralph Kiner hit his 31st for Pittsburgh in a 4-3 win over Cincinnati.
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New York Yankees
Frank Schulte
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Babe
Ruth
Boston Red Sox
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Yankees
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Philadelphia
Phils
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Griffith Stadium
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A's
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Giants
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Johnny Mize
Sid Gordon
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Bob Bhnott
Braves
Carl Erskine
Philadelphia Phils
Brooklyn
Johnny Schmitz
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Mustal
Don Lang
Mustal
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pioneers overpower Oil City 30 strike to stay in lead
Vandergrift set a Middle Atlantic League record with a 30 to 4 win over Oil City. Herman Tiel slugged three wins, Bob Hill hit an inside the park homer, Paul Korohe limited Oil City to six hits. Uniontown and Erle won to stay in second place, Uniontown edging Youngstown 4 to 3 while Erle won its eighth in a row 9 to 5 over Butler Yanks.
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Daring
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Paul Korohe
Oilers
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Erle
Iimes
Youngstown
Butler Yanks
Mew Castle
Jonestown
Babe Ruth Body Lies In State At Yankee Stadium
The Babe Ruth lay in state at Yankee Stadium with 50 000 people passing his candle lit bier and thousands more expected to view until near midnight. The coffin rested in the Tower rotunda as mourners recalled Ruth’s era. Coffin was viewed from 9 am to 6 pm. Ruth died Monday night of cancer.
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Associated Press
New York
Hube Ruth
Ruth
Ghutes
Ruthville
America
Bill Robinson
Firith
Robinson
SIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN THREE BOUTS REPORTS ELIZABETH LO DI
Tammy Parks of Rahway topped Fred Larson of New York in a five round light bout. Leroy Goleman of Lodi outpointed Billy Cooper of Paterson. Olin Reaves of Columbus defeated Arturo Godoy of Chile in ten rounds.
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N. J
Tammy Parks
Rahway
Fred Larson
New York
Lody
Leroy Goleman
Lodi
Billy Cooper
Paterson
WN. Jy
Columbus
Olin Reaves
Arturo Godoy
Chile
Beantown and Brooklyn Tie Slugfest Headlines Slate
National League standings show Pittsburgh, Chicago and St Louis unevenly pacing sections while Boston and New York suffer lopsided losses. The schedule highlights Titusville and Pittsburgh games at Lovend Field with Boston and New York facing tougher tests, and amateur circles eyeing upcoming matchups as rain and timing shape results.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bunchlyn
Phildelphia
Muskellunge Lure Captures Findley Lake Record Size
Samer Wauer of Hanama at Findley Lake landed a 46 inch muskellunge weighing 22 pounds late last night. The fish fought fiercely after being hooked by a bucktail spinner while trolling, marking what is believed to be the season’s largest muskellunge from Findley Lake. In boxing news Johnny Haynes of Los Angeles knocked out Lee Murray in Brooklyn, as Roland LaStarza defeated Teddy George in Athens.
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Hanama
Findley Lake
Miller
Brooklyn
Johnny Haynes
Los Angeles
Lee Q Murray
New York
Roland la ‘Starza
Teddy George
Tal
Athens
Greece
Jamestown Falcons Defeat Batavia 5 3
Olean Oilers upset the leading Lockport Reds again, winning 9 6 after trailing by four, piling up six of the ly ns in the sixth. Other games saw Jamestown beat Batavia 5 2, Hamilton Cardinals defeat Haywell Maple Leafs 6, and Bradford Blue Wings overpower Wellsville Fed Box 18 4.
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Batavia
Olean Oilers
Lockport Reds
Oilers
Lyns
Reds
Batavia Clippers
Hamilton Cardinals
Haywell Maple Leafs
Bradford Blue Wings
Wellsville
Merchants' Keg Loop Organized for Bowling League
A meeting at Bowlake on Monday elected officers for the Merchants' Keg Loop League. Pat Shunflin was named president, George Mocardi vice president, and Mr Greeley secretary-treasurer. The league plans a 14 lane setup and begins two weeks from tomorrow night, September 2.
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Lenin
Pat Shunflin
George Mocardi
R Greeley
Hiner Hopes Ruth Homer Record Stands
Pittsburgh slugger Ralph Hiner Jones reflects on Babe Ruth’s legendary homer record and says he would not want to exceed Ruth’s mark. He notes his own home run round in the ninth helped the Pirates tie the Reds at four and says matching Ruth would be a solemn achievement.
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Linluj Lash
Glacin— Ual Reds
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Cal
Sluw
College All Stars Dress Rehearsal Set For Feidig Clash
The Gotleye All-Stars with captain Eliott and star Wolverine Dolitid suffer injuries as halfback Bou FMOl leads a reshaped team in a dress rehearsal against the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League. Michigan coach Benny Oosterbaan assigns Henry Fonde to replace Bump Elliott in the All-Star squad amid intra-squad plans at Dyehe Stadium. Hartford news notes Teddy Os ris appointment. Pap 197 announces Teddy Os ris, 129, Brookton title.
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Eliott
Yankees Rout Senators Behind Hentich Grand Slam
Yesterday's Stars Jommy Hentich hit a grand slam for the Yankers smacking an 8-1 win over the Washington Senators. Gene Bearden pitched a four-hit shutout for the Indians in an 8-0 victory over the St. Louis Browns, his fourth win of the year.
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Yankees
Washington Senators
Gene Bearden
Indians
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
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