Veeck Deliberates Offer for Indians as Softball News Stirs Erie
The Cleveland Indians potential sale is debated after reports that Dan Thornton offers to buy. Veeck may sell only if a new venture returns him to baseball elsewhere. Meanwhile Erie Skippers Softball headlines center on a benefit game for hospital funds and a possible matchup with Cleveland Rangers A. C. at Loveland Field drawing about 1000 spectators. Local notes reference Corry Vets exhibition, odds and ends from Cleveland League play, and forecast attendance near 1.5 million by late July if wintry weather cooperates.
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Winners of door prizes at benefit softball game
The event awarded numerous door prizes including a string of pearls a purse a case of wax and an electric clock. Winners listed include Chapin Mr Olin Macko Widmann Teash Drug Store Mrs Rasselas Brown Emory Benson Meerdink's Furniture Store Mary Shannon and others.
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National League All Outs To Whip A. J. Stars
National League pressuring the 16th annual All-Star game at Ebbets Field with Frick and Southworth shaping lineups. Williams injury clouds lineup while DiMaggio and Robinson anchor the American lineup. Sawadko wins in Los Angeles in a Public Links match.
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Erie Skippers Beat Corry Vets 5-4 In Local Showdown
The Erie Skippers, an all girl softball team, defeated the Corry Vets 5 to 4 at Loveland Field in front of about 700 fans, many supporting the hospital drive. Angie Palermo and Shirley Heinritz pitched for Erie as they rallied in the seventh and eighth to seal the win. Schwab homered for Corry, while the gate receipts totaled 315.70 for the hospital campaign.
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Corry Bombers Host Tidoute Nine In Tonight Contest
Corry Bombers meet Tidoute nine in an 8 o’clock game at Loveland Field. Tidoute brings a 15 win, 48 game record with several familiar players including Randinelli and McGraw. Corry will rely on Nagle’s lineup with Petersci, Rodgers, and Lefty Praty in the outfield and an infield led by Les, as the pitching choice lies among McGraw Ballor or Brown.
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Robinson Kell Still Top Hitters in Baseball Race
New York reports Jackie Robinson and Kell Kell lead the major batting races as of midweek. Robinson boosts his season average to .382 with 111 hits in 281 at bats, while Ralph Kiner leads home runs with 23 and Red Schoendienst sits second after a dip in his average. Dom DiMaggio climbs to .338 in the American League, with Kell at .315 and Maggio at .308 as DiMaggio eyes the top.
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Ray Robinson Retains Welter Crown After Unanimous Win
Ray Robinson defended the welterweight title with a unanimous decision over Cuba's Winustfing in Cavin at Municipal Stadium. The Philadelphia event drew about 27,805 fans as Robinson expressed willingness to relinquish the crown for a shot at Jake LaMotta's middleweight title, saying he would fight LaMotta again.
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Champion wine rounds and Gavilan mugh give and take
In a brisk six rounds Robinson pressed a tight pace against Gavilan with Judge Frank Knaresborough scoring the bout. Robinson moved to the front, delivering several sharp exchanges as the challenger Gavilan sought openings.
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