Groupmen Plate Winning Run In Sixth Inning
The Corry Merchants beat Titusville 8 6 at Loveland Field as Vern Group shut them out in the final three frames after Titusville led 2 0 on two base hits and a triple. Cassett and Baresi fueled a five run fourth inning, with Duma, Group, and Frisina driving in runs. The victory sets up a rematch next Sunday in a benefit game featuring Joe Nagel's Chautauqua club.
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Roundup notes on postwar training and roster moves
A sports roundup details postwar training hopes with clubs set to train in the south and plans for outdoor camps for Jake Lamotta and Ray Robinson. It notes the Boston Yanks starting football training with 21 veterans, minor league shuffles for Vince Mutan with the Atlanta Crackers, and various player moves to Durham and Portsmouth. College and service teams are mentioned along with former Yankee Spud Chandler in Asheville and Greensboro.
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Corry Anglers Net Large Lake Erie Catch
Mattie Baker Clark Tord and Bud Reed returned to Corry with one of the season’s finest catches at Lake Erie. They fished from Orchard Beach North East just after midnight, and within four hours brought in 32 pike and auger bass. The impressive haul drew crowds in the business district later that morning.
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Former grid star Ray Serangellig dies in Pennsylvania
Ray Serangellig, 20, of Arnold, Pennsylvania, a former end for Duquesne University who helped beat Pitt 7 to 0 in 1936, died Saturday at Citizens General Hospital in New Kensington. The report notes his college football standout status and his death in nearby hospital.
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Prizes Lift Low Scores In Golf Says Harbert The Unlucky
Dallas based golf star Chick Harbert, wounded in action, credits rising prize money and fewer top players abroad for the era of uniformly low scores in big tournaments. He notes tour players now face less pressure and can finish top five with a bad hole, while prize pools have grown to exceed ten thousand dollars in many events. Harbert singles out ten servicemen golfers as threats to win any event they enter.
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Chick) Marbert
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Sailors Leave Pony Loop Cellar in Aug Rights Arena
Sailors exit the Pony League cellar after a split doubleheader with Wellsville, losing 4-7 and winning 3-2, while Olean tops last place with a 3-2 win over Wellsville and a 7-1 loss to Lockport. Batavia nips Bradford 9-8. Jamestown suffers ninth shutout, 2-0, to Hornell.
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Erie Softball Teams Defeated Enter Semi-Finals
Three Pittsburgh district teams upset Erie squads to reach the men's Class A state championship semifinals. Union Springs of New Kensington beat Eric Perry club. Aluminium City outfit defeated Monongahela Ridgeleys 5-0. Pittsburgh Stes Foundry beat Erie Polish Foresters 5-3 as Mike Reagan earned two hits allowed with errors aiding the victory. Westinghouse edged Erie Polish Foresters to reach semis. next Saturday elimination games set the final card for Sunday. A Bethlehem squad and Etiex or Gile will contest the state women's Class A title.
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Erie
Chiss Acts of Pennsylvania Softball Association
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Aluminium City
Reed Bark
Monongahela Ridgeleys
Pittsburgh Stes! Foundry
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Mike Reagan
Erie Polish Foresters
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Etiex
Gile
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Wil
Pony League Results Snapshot
Yesterday's games featured Wolleville defeating Erie 9 2, Glenn 4-3, Lockport 2-7, Batavia 9 Bradford 8, Hornell 2 Jamestown 0 with multiple closes in a compact slate from the league standings.
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Lockport
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Bradford
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Cubs Beat Giants to Take Lead in Doubleheader
Hank Borowy threw a complete game shutout as the Cubs swept the Giants 8-0, sharpening their first place lead to 7.5 games over the Cardinals. In the opener, Peanuts Lowrey delivered a clutch two‑run hit in the ninth to seal a 3-1 Cubs win at the Polo Grounds.
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Brooklyn and Pittsburgh split as Pirates win without Frisch
Dodgers win opener 6-2 behind Les Webber pitching. Nick Strinee-Viel defeats Brooks' Ralph Bran ca 4-2 in the rightcap. Dave Ferriss fails to notch his 0th victory in the first game of a doubleheader with the St Louis Brows. Milo Ry Who appears to add relief in Perews. In a high scoring game the Browns win 10-8 as AL Rollingsworth notches his eighth win.
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Pirates
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Les Webber
Dodgers
Nick Strinee- Viel
Brooks
Ralph Branca
Dave Ferriss
St. Louis
Milo Ry
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Walle
AL Rollingsworth
Baseball Standings From International League Card
In the International League standings Baltimore 4-5 Jersey City 6-6 Newari 12-2 Syracuse 0-0 Bullalo 5-3 Rochester 2-7 Toronto 9-2 Montreal 7-3 reflect team records and gaps.
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Syracuse
Bullalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
City Industrial Softball Season Ends This Week
The second end of the City Industrial Softball season will end Wednesday with a planned playoff to determine the championship. Raymonds face Aero Tourists at 6:15 PM as the finale, then Aero tours again in a later playoff bid, with a three-game format anticipated next week.
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Aero Tourists
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Aero
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