Merchants lose weekend games to Jamestown nines
Corry Merchants dropped both weekend contests to Jamestown, losing 5-4 at Loveland Field and 7-6 in a Sunday mound duel. Vern Group pitched well for Corry in the opener as Rusty McKain and Tommy Corcoran delivered late hits, while Jamestown rallies, long passes, and errors fueled the visitors’ two wins.
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Sandefer's plan for Allied University postwar recruiting
New York reports from Gib Sandefer of Hardin-Simmons U on postwar student recruitment mixing Allied forces, natives, and athletes with plans to recruit ranchers and coaches to Abilene. Red Hot Ump covers White Sox and A's twin bill, Cardinals sweeping Braves, Cubs beating Giants, Reds closing on first place with wins over Philadelphia. Roy Van Graf as umpire noted for prior park fires and a run of unlikely calls. Monday Matinee notes detail Lawrence Interscholastic League expansion and major leaguers joining Iowa Seahawks amid Camilli and Herto.
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Baseball Standings From Yesterday and Open Date Games
National League yesterday results show Philadelphia 5 5 Pittsburgh 10 9 Brooklyn 1 7 Chicago 6 1 New York 2 0 St Louis 1 8 Boston 0 0 Today's American League games Chicago 4 2 Philadelphia 3 8 Cleveland 8 2 Boston 2 4 New York Detroit 0 0 St Louis 1 10 Washington 0 4 Minor League scores International League Baltimore 2 0 Newark 10 4 Syracuse 1 9 Rochester 2 3 Buffalo 1 2 Toronto 4 1 Montreal 0 0 American Association Louisville 6 1 Kansas City 6 1 Milwaukee 5 Toledo 1 14 St Paul 2 6 Indianapolis 8 0
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Bucs Win First Lead Stopped In Ninth In Doubleheader
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher faces a precarious spot after a 13 game losing streak that broke in the opening game of a Pirates doubleheader, 10-1. The nightcap was halted after eight innings due to curfew with the Pirates up 9-7 and resume later. Yankees sweep Tigers 4-3 and 8-2 to close within one game of the second-place Indians. Browns no-hit the Senators 10-0, while Washington wins 5-0 in the second game. Bobby Doerr hits his 100th, as the Red Sox and Indians split a twin bill.
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Women Track Stars Duel For Records At Nationals
Serene Harrisburg July 1 report shows Stell Walsh and Aliée Coachman in a fierce women’s national track championship duel. Walsh tied the world record in the 50 meter dash with 6.4 seconds and won the high jump for the sixth straight year, while Walsh also set a meet record in the 200 meters and won the 100 meters and long jump titles, edging Coachman in key events.
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Williams Fights Tonight in Philadelphia Debut Bout
Philadelphia July 10 scene centers on Yourus sory Pirrone brother of Paul who defeated Mickey Walker. Ken Ovovian and other contenders, aged 19, make a Philadelphia debut in a 10 round lightweight bout facing the hard punching Trenton, New Jersey fighter Williams.
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Two All-Star Pilots Lead With Ace Hurlers in NL AL Game
Pittsburgh July coverage notes Walters of Cincinnati as probable NL starter with ace hurlers. Borowy or Hughson eyed for AL choice, Southworth and McCarthy to select. Watters 14 3 with Reds. Borony 11 5. Hughson 13 4. Lenier out 10 days. other pitchers discussed for squad. Also mention crowd and fund for servicemen and looming league meetings on night ball and commissioner future.
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McSpaden Nelson Duo Wins Tourney
In Minneapolis on July 10 the McSpaden Nelson duo captured a 126 hole match play marathon with a 13 point margin. Mespa den and McSpaden, noted for their late bloom, overcame past swings to clinch the title ahead of second place team Bill Kalser Hamilton.
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Erie Tops Cubs Take 2nd Again
The Erie Sailors beat Lockport 7-2 as Jaanestown fell to Batavia 5-1 while the Welleville Yankees won twice over the Olean Oilers 11-5 and 6-9 in Pony League action Sunday. Bradmond rose from the cellar with an 8-0 win over the Hornell Pirates as Don Hasenmayer and George Gajdaska hit triples for a 4 run first inning surge.
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State College drops six sports for duration
State College Pennsylvania six sports were dropped for the duration in an economy move. Graduate manager Neil M. Fleming announced the action. The cuts include cross country swimming ice hockey gymnastics tennis and golf. Rifle shooting and fencing had already been dropped.
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