New Faces Aid Versus Titusville In Wartime Baseball
The lineup shows Tommy Holmes and several debutants delivering against Titusville. New center Jim Reekner and Everett Brumagin spark the infield with strong throws and timely hits while Joe Sarnecki, Tommy Dury, and Wren Young join Camp Croft roster. Holmes leads in batting and aims at consecutive games records as Carpentier praises Dempsey and frogs and woodchucks season and local crowd looks to a big Merchants game against the Buffalo Harlem Giants.
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Vert
Titusville
Jim Reekner
Ramm
Vern
Everett Brumagin
Bob Willams
Joe Sarnecki
Camp Crofl
Corry
Ted
Tommy Dury
Migdee
Wil Beiven
Wren Young
Washington
Williams
Coffy
Cassett
Koestney
Tory ‘Holmes
Busteri Braves
Holmes
Addi Hon
Shohors
National League
Crewit
Rogers Hornsby
Joe DiMaggio
Pymaluning Lake
Hank Greenberg
Detore Beire
Ronald Sparling
Pinchey Lake
Mickey's Gym
Buffalo
Merchants
Buffalo Harlem Giants
Yankees Strand 17 Runners In Topping Chisox In Nightcap
The Yankees beat the White Sox 6 to 1 at Comiskey Park to end a five game skid and split the twin bill as Bill Zuber held Chicago to 6 hits. Chicago moved into third place by taking the opener 11 to 6 behind Ed Lopat. Michael Kreevich sparked the Browns to a double win, including a bases loaded homer in the opener.
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Yankees
White Sox
Chicago
Comiskey Park
McCarthy
Tél
Bud Matheny
Yanks
Sox
Bill Zuber
St. Louis Browns
Kreevich
Browns
Sig Jakucki
Tye
Rine
Randy Hellin
Navy
Titan Hanover Breaks Ahead in New York Race Week
Titan Hanover, a Calumet Chuck colt from E. Roland Harriman and Major Elbridge Gerry, remains the favorite for the three year old trotting title after setting multiple records. He has clocked 2 minutes flat for a mile and posted a 294? last quarter at Saratoga with trainer Harry Pownall sending him to the finish.
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Ress
New York
Titan Hanover
North Randall
Calumet Chuck
Lexington
Arden Homestead
E. Roland Harriman
Elbridge Gerry
Saratoga
Harry Pownall
Chicago boxing results show knockouts and decisions
In Chicago last night George Costner knocked out Mike Sopko in the 4th round as Ginesanati defeated Roy Lewis. Bobby Tee and Pedro Pirpo were also noted in the card with Al Gontez earning a decision over Pirpo in Camden.
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Chicago
George
Sugar) Costner
Ginesanati
Mike Sopko
East Chicago
Ind
Roy Lewis
Sports Roundup From New York Highlights Wide Baseball Interest
A jumble of town claims about baseball density across the nation is followed by scattered notes on players, clubs, and summer leagues. Mentions include Tommy Bell from Youngstown, Burt Thywersen transferring to Chicago area, and ZinkelY earning a captain’s badge for sports shows and hospital work.
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Burt Thywersen
North Corona
Schell
Chicsga
Anit
Wis
Protective Association
Saltiyll
da Byrnei
Ebbels
Tucson
Avia
Baseball Scores and Standings From National League and American League
Yesterday's National League results show New York at St Louis and Chicago facing Boston with mixed outcomes. American League standings list Detroit and Chicago atop divisions with shifting records. Also reported are International League Buffalo over Toronto and other minor leagues with several games postponed for rain.
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New York
St. Louis
Sin
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphan
Broooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Stu
Detroit
Philadelphia
St Louis
Buffaio
Toronto
Montten
Rochester
Brooklyn
St. Lowian
Cincinmati
Erie Sweeps Twin Bill From Olean
Erie swept a doubleheader against Olean with scores 9 41 and 7 6 as Evie led Pony League action. Lockport defeated Wellsville 4 3 and 15 14 while Batavia beat Hornell 6 1 in one game halted by severity. Bradford Jamestown games were washed out.
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Pony League
Lockport
Wellsville
Erie
Olean
Hornell
Batavia
Bradford - Jamestown
Buppalo
Lockpot
Vnsta
Hoywell
Kimmey Batavia
Jofra
Bradford
Fouleti
Welville
Jamestown
Merchants at Titusville Holiday Game Preview
Corry and Titusville prepare for a Sunday exhibition as Cassett opposes Nellis in a bid for a second win. Key players include Kinney, Brimegin, and Swintek with Jim Roecknor and Vern Grow leading Corry’s lineup in the clash against the local group.
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Cassett
Nellis
Corry
Queen City
Buffalo
Titusville
Rama
Simday
Vern
Gil Scanon
Corres
Kinney
Brimegin
Bob Williams
Pep Young
Tus
Reisspet
Walt Swintek
Willagaidge
Sit Zowatsky
Johnny Holtz Enters Tam O Shanter Event
Johnny Holtz enters the Tam O Shanter tournament at the Chingan course beginning 24th. he serves as a tee at the course and has already declined for the event. The field includes national players, with a prize winning field anticipated. Bert Lyell and James Anthony are noted in New Orleans and Loa Valli Calif.
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Johnny Holtz
Tam O'Shanter
HEME
Johnny
Servis Sis
Lomi Ghey
UCLA Names Bers La Brucherin as Football Coach
Los Angeles reports Bers La Brucherin appointed UCLA football coach after a rough path from Los Angeles High and UCLA. The hire follows years coaching the B team and includes a contract estimated between 7 000 and 40 000 per year with predecessor Babe Borrell earning about 12 000.
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NewWstedhiecs
Los Angeles
Bers la Brucherin
UCLA
Srbnol
Avien
Berom
New Grid Coach Robert Lyth to Lead County High School
Robert Lyth named head football coach at County High School as preparations begin for the new season. Training camps start in July with a focus on defense and team cohesion.
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Robert Lyth
Cough Wittt
Ajax Triumphs Over C J Stickers In Tight Ballgame
Jor DeMart pitched the win with nine hits allowed as Ajax builds late lead. Fred Chirke struggles with opponents rallying but teammates support keeps them within striking distance.
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Fred Chirke
Sunigg
Chrisinsen
Unclear local item from fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Baltimore Newark and numbers with names like Finazio and Bert Daniels. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the garbled lines.
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Pigits
Baltimore
Jur Rediliiek
Newark
J. Unipmtted Stahiny
Finazio
Baltmore
Bills Stewart
Bert Daniels
Ghiewsu
Holiday golf plans complete for club activities
The Jersey Country Club outlines a series of holiday tournaments and events to celebrate the season. Members will gather for meals, dinners, and social functions centered around golf and community festivities.
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Wirnamen
Braves acquire new pitcher in deal with Milwaukee
Boston reports a trade sending pitcher Mike Pile and lefty Don Henrickson to Milwaukee for future considerations. The Braves also transfer Armando Carbone to Milwaukee and option Ton Eirly to Indianapolis. Providence’s Jory Angel, 124, defeats Toyres, 124 in Philadelphia.
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Braves
Milwaukee
Boston
Velvink
Boston Braves
Foray
Wuhviuedt Vient
Hanedee Prober
Don Henrickson
Teen Milwyn
Genera
Musueue
Song Quinn
Trayes
Milwauker
Wil
Wiles
Gail
Lester Clut
Armand Cardone
Indiunanotis
Amerie Associanns
Bruvex
Indianapolis
Gitcher Ton Eirly
Armec’ Forges
Providence
Jory Angel
Philadodphia
Ator Toyres
New York
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Valley Forge Grawrall Hospital
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Parks
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Tvensport
Tommy Bell
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Youngstown
Salugh
Buddy Baer
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Buddy
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Jhospitels
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Tara Zinkely
Philaeelpiin Sports
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Commiende
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American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
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North Corry
Emblem Oil Station
Columbus Ave
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Blondie
Figitts
New Orleans
Bert Lyell
Loavalli
Calif
Janes
la Bruchwtly
Brody
Boucher
Hhimuwh
Spaulding
Emi
Babe Borrell
UTA
Junshiee's
Ajax
C.J
Nsurance Corporation
Republic
Japan
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
BY Chick Young
Ts.kelsevon
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RED Cross
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Parkerhouse Rolls
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