Hinest bass lake predicted at Clear Lake Spartensburg
Local sports notes predict Clear Lake in Spartensburg will become a premier bass lake after recent stocking and rising angling activity. A report cites anglers catching 24 large bass and expects more big fish as season progresses. The piece also notes Independence Day activities, local golf, Little League, and a 100 mile stock car race at Sportsmen's Field plus baseball updates from Pony and major leagues.
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Former major league hurler Casey ends life in Atlanta hotel
Former major league pitcher Hugh Casey shot himself in the neck with an 18 gauge shotgun in an Atlanta hotel room. The death followed reports of ill health and a phone call with his wife. Police said the wound proved fatal and noted Casey had been in poor health for some time. Local hotel bellboy and physician comments were mentioned in early reports.
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Dickson Wins 20th Gain As Pirates Beat Cubs
Murry Dickson earned his 10th win as the Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-2. The 33-year-old righty moved within 10 victories of reaching 20 for the last-place National League club, which remains in the cellar as Detroit and the St Louis Browns played elsewhere. The roundup highlights Reynolds, Regan, Kiely, Hodges, Hearn, Thomson, Castiglione, Mustal, and Jackson in varied showcases across the league.
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Jamestown Falcons Beat Wellsville 7-2 in League Clash
Jamestown Falcons defeated Wellsville 7-2 as Batavia Hamilton and Bradford held 24‑31 records, leaving them 3 percentage points behind Wellsville. Hornell edged Corning 9-8. Jamestown won 7-8 against Wellsville. Bradford beat Oliers 10-7 in 10th.
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Giants Beat Phillies 4 3 As Thomson Homers Again
Yesterday's Stars Batting Ben Thomson for the Giants hit a homer with one on to give a 4-3 victory over the Phils. It was Thomson's second straight game with a homer. Pitching by Leo Kiely for the Red Sox shut out eight straight after a two-run first inning in his debut, as Boston defeated Washington 5-2.
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Moose Beat Elks In Little Loop Tilt 15-5
Moose routs Elks 15 to 5 in a Little League game highlighted by Tomer and McMullen at bat. Merkle and Tomer split pitching duties for Moose, limiting Elks to five hits. Leo Peiffer drove in five for Moose, with subsequent scoring in frames two through six.
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Major League Baseball yesterday and today results
Yesterday in the American League New York beat Philadelphia 14 to 3 and Boston topped Washington 6 to 2 while Cleveland served Chicago 3 to 2. Today’s schedule features Boston at Washington and Cleveland at Chicago. In the National League Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 7 to 2 and St Louis beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 while Brooklyn and Philadelphia faced New York and Brooklyn visited Boston Philadelphia hosted New York Chicago met Pittsburgh and St Louis played Cincinnati.
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Kovach Pitches Softball No-Hitter
Kovach twirled a rare no hitter for St Thomas in an 11 0 win over Methodist as St Elizabeths fell 6 15 to Presbyterian in the church league Kovach walked three and struck out five as his teammates battered three pitchers and built a big early lead Presbyterians outhit St Elizabeths 15 6 led by four runs in the first two frames and never trailed Gluyna Ficcardt Dates Bracken Strigint were the battery mates for Presbyterian while Kovach and H Wattis teamed for St Thomas
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Holiday Golf Tourney Carded at Corry Country Club
The Corry Country Club hosts three dances this evening from 9 30 to 1 30 and a golf tournament for members tomorrow afternoon. Pro A Ick Carter plans a novel affair likely to bring its heaviest season play if weather cooperates.
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League Baseball Scores Mixed Across Cities
International League results show Toronto 7 Rochester 6 Baltimore 4 Montreal 1 0. Springfield 2 Buffalo 5 Syracuse 0. Ontario teams Okiawa and Syraguse posted 1 3 and 0 4. Montreal edged 1 0 in a low scoring contest.
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Seven Brooklyn Stars Lead All Star Baseball Picks
A large Brooklyn contingent dominates the National League selection for the 195x All-Star game in Detroit. Ed Sawyer named a nine man staff including Pee Wee Reese Duke Snider Roy Campanella and Jackie Robinson plus Dodgers stars Robin Roberts and Don Newcombe as key backs. Fans favored Dodgers with Gus Hodges Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella starting, while Willie Jones and Robin Roberts are included among the infield and outfield choices. The assembly reflects strong Dodgers influence and a focus on veteran performers from the league’s top clubs.
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Snead Burkemo To Meet In Golf Clash
Walter Burkemo, 30, from Bringlin Michigan, and Sam Snead of West Virginia, clash in the 18 hole finals of the 33rd professional golf meet at Oakmont. Burkemo overcame Vines to reach the final, while Snead, a two time titleist, dominated Bassler in a strong semifinal performance.
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Pirates and Cubs Lead Ballot Voters in 1940s Polls
The text recounts baseball figures tied to Pittsburgh and St. Louis, with Westie at St. Louis and Musial highlighted. It notes Enos Slaughter and Red Schoendienst among key names, mentions Comiskey Park and voting patterns for a year’s end awards, and lists Brone Edwards and Walker Cooper among notable picks.
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Playground Activities Highlight Local Youth Sports
Yesterday's results feature junior softball with Bears beating Bevere 20 to 12 and Lions toppling Billtions 8 to 4. Thursday schedule lists Sox versus Yankees and Bears against Bulldnes while PeeWee softball showcases Phillies against Cubs and Dodgers. Sandra Cochran and Evelyn Barc named captains in the girls' softball squad. Barcus squad won 19-8 in a recent game.
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