Corry Merchants Win 10-0 As Kennedy Delivers Late Heroics
Corry Merchants rally in the ninth inning after two outs to topple Titusville 10 to 0 at Love land Field. Red Kennedy doubled the left field fence for the winning run after J. Reckner, the center fielder, highlighted play with four outfield putouts and a strong all around performance. Group pitched the distance, allowing 14 hits, while Corry picked up 25 total hits.
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Slugging Star Hits Homer as Tigers Sweep Phillies
Detroit rookie star Hank Greenberg homered for his 280th career blast and 130th hit as the Tigers swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia 8-5 and 5-3 to stretch their lead to three games over the Yankees. Dizzy Trout won the opener, with Al Benton returning from a leg injury to work in relief. Holmes led the Braves past the Cardinals in both games, while Brooklyn extended its NL lead. Giant and Cubs split, Andy Hanson accepted for service after nose injury.
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Greenberg Makes Impressive Return in Baseball Roundup
National League results recap yesterday include Philadelphia 3 8 Cincinnati 2 Boston 6 8 St. Louis 3 7 New York 7 3 Chicago 4 4 Pittsburgh 4 2 Brooklyn 3 11 Todays slate features St Louis at New York and New York at Chicago with American League scores Boston 11 6 Chicago 11 6 New York 4 St Louis 7 4 Washington 6 5 Cleveland 5 6 Detroit 9 5 Philadelphia 5. International and American Association results list Jersey City Syracuse Buffalo Baltimore Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul Columbus Toledo and more.
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Rumor Mulcahy Inline for Phils' Managership
Inline rumor ties Hugh Mulcahy to Philadelphia Phillies as potential manager choice. Mulcahy, veteran pitcher now serving in the Eighth Army in the Philippines, was briefed by General Eichelberger. gossip grows as he remains close to Phillies' management. Report notes his past relief stints and recent spring showing with Red Sox and Browns, plus minor league scores and other league results.
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Byron Nelson captures Chicago Victory National Open win
Byron Nelson shot a 278 to win the Chicago Victory National Open, earning $2,000 in prize money and boosting his total winnings this season to more than $28,500. Harold Laffoon of Chicago tied for second with a 26 under par tally, while Sanford’s Mespaden placed near the top in a field of 42 players.
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Prep Star Pitches Third Perfect Game
The report notes 16 year old Phil Fotohie led Jesuit Blue in a July New Orleans game with a perfect no hit performance against Porter Withunts. It marks his third perfect game across a standout prep season and echoes his earlier perfect efforts in American Legion play and spring competition.
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Jamestown Rallies To Defeat Sailors
Jamestown Falcons beat Sailors 4 3 with strong hitting from Mul and Bradford. Eric Ronikowstz added key runs as early momentum shifted, while Glen led Jamestown with a double and timely offense.
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Boxing, coaching shifts, and roundups from New York sports
A jagged sports roundup highlights boxing legends and rising fighters, noting Freddie Cochrane as an underdog turned contender after a strong display. Mentions Mort Cooper and Rich Barren in baseball context, Navy service assignments, and a local track mile effort. The piece mixes names, events, and playful anecdotes in a dated newspaper tone.
Stella Walsh Fails Against Coachman in Sprint Duel
In Harrisburg Stella Walsh loses to Alice Coachman in a key sprint duel as both athletes prepare for an international meet in Cleveland. Coachman clashes pace with Walsh in early rounds, while Walsh recovers from a strained muscle that hampered her speed. Both Olympic stars recall past rivals and face upcoming events at the Women’s National AAU championships.
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Welby Van Horn New Pro Tennis Champion
Welby Van Horn of the Piedmont Driving Club Atlanta is crowned the new pro tennis champion. Veterans Bip Wil Thulen and Vincent Rucharis win the pro doubles title defeating Van Horn and Dick Skeen. Van Horn beats John Nogeady in the singles.
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