Cooper Blasts Homers as Reds Trim Cubs 23 to 4
Ex-Giant Walker Cooper led Cincinnati with six straight hits and three three run homers as the Reds crushed Chicago 23 to 4 for Ken Raffensberger’s ninth win. The big day came after Cooper joined Bucky Walters’ staff and left New York amid public turmoil with Leo Durocher.
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Bulla and Stranahan Fail to Lead British Open Day Two
Johnny Bulla and Prank Stranahan trail early leader Timmy Adams in the British Open at St George's after a 67 by Adams. Harry Bradshaw and Roberto De Vicenzo sit joint second at 68, with Locke-Hield and others at 69 as Bulla’s putting woes hinder a potential sub-67.
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Baseball scores and standings across leagues
American League results include Chicago 9 Cleveland 6 and Detroit 3 in 13 innings. St Louis and New York appearances with rain affected games. Boston 6 Washington 0. Al standings show New York and Philadelphia atop, with Cleveland and Detroit trailing. multiple games scheduled tonight. National League results list Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 3 and Cincinnati 23 Chicago 4, with Brooklyn and Philadelphia mixed. rain affecting Philadelphia at New York. International League Rochester 3 Buffalo 2 in 13 innings with other games postponed. Pony League scores include Hotels 12 Olean 9 and Hamilton 10 Lockport 7.
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Stanford Hose Upsets Vew Softball Team 8 5
In a City Softball League game last evening the firemen rallied for six runs to pull out a 8 5 win over Vets. Don Sturdevant and Tom Maroney powered the offense with three run homers while Harold Jackson allowed 11 hits but clamped down in key moments. Batteries Ottaway Crage for Vets. Jackson Maroney for Stanford Hose. ST. JOE S COACH NAMED On July 7 St Joseph s High will have its first full time teacher coach in six years when Raymond Dobrowski of Erie signs as football and basketball coach.
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Dodgers Cards Edge All Stars In Major League Pick
The All-Star selections favored Dodgers and Cardinals with seven players each on the roster. Joe DiMaggio joins the American League squad, while Eddie Waitkus is honored in the National League. Brooklyn and St Louis lead NL representation with seven picks combined, Giants, Cincinnati, Philadelphia also show strong presence.
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Antlerless Deer Season Set One Day Open in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Game Commission announced a one day antlerless deer season as part of the 1949 hunting menu. The lone day allows one deer, either sex, with quotas and local petitions affecting some counties. The same week opens a separate general season from November 4 to 24. Also listed are major league baseball players and staff names as part of the surrounding sports roundup.
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Hunting Seasons Notice for Birds and Turkeys in Multiple Counties
The notice lists bear season November 14 to 19 with possible reopenings at Browse, notes curtailed seasons, and provides turkey and partridge hunting dates. Bobwhite quail and Hungarian partridge may be taken November 1 to 19, while the turkey season runs November 1 to 25 but ends November 12 in several counties. Rabbit hunting runs December 1 to February 1 under season-specific rules.
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Pebrusry
Yesterday's Stars Bulling Reds Rout Chicago with Three Homers
Walker Cooper and the Reds exploded past Chicago 83 to 4 as Cooper slugged three homers and added three singles. Marty Dickson delivered a strong relief effort for the Pirates, helping Pitt stop St. Louis from joining the first place tie.
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Titusville Meet Squad Listed by Playground Director
Playground Director Louis Hanno faday announced the squads for the Titusville meet. Boys Wills participate in Pee Wee softball Hixson Crout Middleton Turner Wolfe Carroll Aimy Scot Latos Smith Pfeiffer and E Lamphere. Tinion softball T Burkhart R Chis R Latos Waséak J Lamphere W Swick R Haight FP Loyd Merkle Shields aka Miller. Basketball Hatch Hanna J Scott McLean Bogdex Moore Kelsey Guignon. Horseshoes Merkle G Ross May Sarenstni Hamiriston Lloya A Canfield Haut and Dominessey. All listed boys must report at Hatch School at 1213 p.m. Results: Middle League Red Sox 8 Senators Junior Softball Leseur Colts 22 Bulldogs 1 Pee Wee Softball Giants 1 Braves 6 Dodgers 5 Reds 4. Second round horseshoes Moore 21 May. MIAMI Fla Hersh Bobby Dykes fight postponed tonight due to rain.
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Butler Tigers Edge Erie Sailors 93 Butler Tigers Triumphed 93 ect
Butler Tigers defeated Erie Sailors 93 to 93 in a midseason league game. Dirk Gilkerson earned the win for Butler as the team rose to joint first place. Both squads had four wins and two losses after the opening of the second half, with Butler's lefty delivering key runs while Erie stranded 18 baserunners.
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College ALL Star football team picks announced
Chicago July 7 George Guerre Michigan State halfback and no linemen teammates named to the College ALL Star football team to meet the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field August 2 Center Bol McGury of Lewiston Pa and End Warren Huey of Punxsutawney Pa named as linemen for the squad.
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