Merchants Cop Series Opener By Score of 6 3
Corry jumped to a one game lead last evening at Loveland Field in a best two out of three duel with Union City, 6 to 3, as Corry pitcher Kiser held the visitors to key hits and the Merchants scoring came in the fourth and seventh frames. Union City rallied for two in the eighth but could not overcome the early deficit. The teams meet again tonight with pitching assignments to be announced.
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Corry
Loveland Field
Union City
Pinky Cafery
Eddie Klep
al Barnes
Corty Irvine
Forge
Forge Scullivan
Russ Cassett
Ryap
Manning
Cassett
Hajnik
Kiser
Barstow
Dingfelder
Morrison
Barnes
Frisina
Unferelner
Hamit
Farstow
Rutger
Bya
Unionites
Diz Hines
Red Hamis
Swantekmien
Batstow
Burger
Tassetl
Henry
Ryan
Group
Rosequist
Samick
Klep
Bates
Cat
Fery
Cattery
Barnes - Barnes
Fes
Harnes
Ekep
Umpines
An’ Messing
Baseball Scores And Schedule From Multiple Leagues
National League results include St Louis 15 Cincinnati 3 and Brooklyn 8 over Chicago 4. New York 8 Brooklyn 2. American League total results New York 4 Cleveland 0 and Detroit 7 Boston 2. Mid Atlantic Tokmstown 5 Oil City 1. International Baltimore 5 Jersey City 3 Rochester 10 Buffalo 7 Montreal at Toronto rain.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Tokmstown
Oil City
Erle
Butler
Baltimore
Jersey City
Syracuse
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Ghiosgo
Cincinnnati
Bostott
Don Chicago
Beaver Gridders Progress In Preseason Workouts
Beaver High football and Coach Lytle push fundamentals and daily scrimmages as they prepare for the season opener versus Union City at Loveland Field. One-a-day drills resume after the intra-squad game. Francis Buell suffers a fractured left ankle, likely sidelining him all season. Beaver Club photographer Huchard Bachemer captures action for next week's page.
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Union City
Loveland Field
Beaver
Lytle
Francis Buell
Huchard Bachemer
Beaver Club
Major Leagues Adopt 1947 Longer Schedule
MLB owners vote to create a seven member executive council with players from each league. They approve a 168 game schedule for 1947, starting April 15 and ending September 28, making the season 14 games longer than the 154 game slate.
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Ee Coerneesene
Chicago
Indians
Bob
A. B. Chandler
Jong Tat
Sisind Aid
Dyer's pinch hit powers Cardinals past Giants in ninth
Manager Eddie Dyer again picks the winner Walter Lessi, whose two run homer in the ninth gave St. Louis a 3-2 victory over the New York Giants to pull within a game and a half of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the National League race. The Cardinals had earlier outslugged the Giants 14-8.
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Associated Press
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dyer
Walter Lessi
Red Birds
New York Giants
St. Louis
Cards
Dodgers
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Wiimer Bots
Cincinnati
Braves
Detroit
Boston
Camden bout pits Maxim over Jersey Joe Walcott
In Camden Maxim outpoints Walcott in a notable boxing match. The fight featured Maxim at 180 pounds against Walcott at 102 rounds, with Maxim prevailing on points.
Phillies-End Pirates Slide With 4-1 Win
Oscar Judd stifled Pittsburgh for ten hits and drove in two runs, including a double, as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pirates 4-1 at Pedway Park. The loss drops Pittsburgh further into the National League cellar while the Phillies snap a nine game skid.
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Ied Sox
Pedway Park
Oscar Judd
Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Fittsburgh
Falcons Defeat Clippers 7 2 in Pony League clash
Jamestown Falcons hold two game margin on Batavia Clippers after a 7-2 win to lead the Pony League standings. Batavia planned to start Whitey Jonick in the rematch with James town sending Tom Hurst. The season ends Monday with two more games in Batavia.
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Buffalo
Jamiestown Falcons
Batavia Clippers
Clippers
Jamesown
Batavia
Whitey Jonick
Wellsle
Olean
Hamilton
Bradford
Cornell
Lockport
Montreal fighter wins Canadian welterweight title
Lay Night Montreal based fighter defeats Dave Gastillous to take the Canadian welterweight championship. In another bout Chuck Taylor from Coniport knocks out Jack Wilder in Altoona Pennsylvania.
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Monteal
Aonung Greco
Montreal
Dave Gastillous
Altoona
Chuck Taylor
Coniport
Jack Wilder
Tacksonville
Flu
Maxim Upsets Jersey Joe Walcott In Camden Upset
Promoter Doc Kearns showcased Joey Maxim of Cleveland as a new White Hope after Maxim defeated Jersey Joe Walcott in a disputed 10 round decision at Camden Ballpark before a record outdoor crowd. Walcott hurt his hands in round two and performed below his best. Kearns called for a rematch to prove the result not a fluke. Referee Paul Cavalier awarded Maxim five rounds to Walcott three.
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Pineereeerte
Camden
N. J
Jack
Doc" Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Maxim
Bosing
Joe Walcott
Gumnen
Jersey Joe
Joe Louis
Kearns
Paul Cavalier
Cavalier
Walcott
Lwo
Baseball Guild files unfair labor practice charge in Pittsburgh
The American Baseball Guild accuses the Pittsburgh Pirates of unfair labor practices. A hearing is set for September 17 in Pittsburgh after organizer Robert Murphy filed the charge on August 20, the same day Pirates players voted 15 to 3 against Guild representation.
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Hear Guild
Harrisburg
Aus
Américan Baseball Guild
Pittsburgh
National League
Pennsylvania Labor Relations South
Robert Murphy
Pirates
Jockey Padget Wins Three Races at Garden State Park
In Samden New Jersey Don Padget rode Winged Heels to win the third race Can't Catch Me to win the fourth and Hep and in the Drexel purse took sixth. A crowd of 2448 supported the performance with bets totaling 2 293 511 dollars.
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Samden
N. J
Don Padget
Garden State Park
Padgett
Winged Heels
Autopnt Hall Mulligan Fight Ends In Dubious Clash
A disjointed paragraph from a Binghamton report lists names and places including Prentit Hall Buffalo and Lowell with unclear ages and affiliations. The scrambled OCR suggests a boxing style event or social notes with missing context and no clear outcome.
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Binghamton
Prentit Hall
Buffalo
N. Y
Dimmy Mulligan
Lowell, Mass
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