Spirit of the ring and Sox survive late Chicago win
Obscure obituary notes heavyweights Morris who fought Dempsey, nicknamed The Frisco Freight and The Positive Pachyderm. Chicago White Sox under Paul Richards show grit, escaping a 19 inning marathon to beat Boston 5–4 after a 3–2 and 5–4 doubleheader loss, with upcoming events including a minor league baseball game and local golf matches.
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St Thomas Softball Triumph Over Christian Missionary
The St Thomas softball team defeated Christian and Missionary Alliance 18 to 3 in a postponed Church League game at Mead Park. St Thomas broke open the game with a big fourth inning aided by six hits and Art Pitts delivering a three run homer. Jack Blatt allowed only two first inning runs then blanked the rest as St Thomas pounded Sickler. Batteries Blatt and Woins for St Thomas. Sickler and Canfield for the losers.
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White Sox Rally Tops Red Sox In 19 Innings
Boston led 2-2 until the 19th when Clyde Vollmer homered and an error opened the door. Don Lenhardt plated the winner as Nelson Fox and teammates triumphed 5-4 in a marathon that tied the day’s long baseball record. Mickey McDermott pitched 17 innings for Boston, with Scarborough taking the loss in relief.
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Corry Boy Attends State Conservation School
The Corry Rod and Gun Club chose Jumms Suuup and Ted Krock to attend a junior conservation school, sponsored by the State Game Commission near Penn State. They will study game and conservation for two weeks while Erie County Sportsmen's League representatives also participate.
Corry Jamestown Tops WEW Nine In Little League Lead
Corry Jamestown rallied to a 4-3 victory over WEW last evening, seizing first place in the Little League standings as the see-saw battle for the top spot continued.
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Major League Baseball Yesterday's Results Review
Yesterday's scores highlighted the American League with Cleveland 1 over New York 8 and Chicago 5 defeating Boston 4 while Washington and Detroit and Philadelphia and St Louis had varied results. Notable pitching saw John Middieson win for Corry as Scott took the loss. International and National League games followed with Syracuse and Rochester wins, and a mix of draws and rescheduled matchups in the NL slate.
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Hamilton Cardinals Defeat Amestown in Pony League Action
Olean Oilers beat Jamestown Falcons 8-4 as Stan Anderson homered with bases empty after sealing the win early. Olean had eight hits to Dodger five, helping the Oilers close to 20 points of Jamestown’s pace. Bradford toppled Corning 6 0 and Batavia edged Wellsville 8 8 in other games. Long Beach notes Georgie Small defeated Tony Masciarelli in a separate lightweight bout.
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Chandler's Team Expires Sunday
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler departs on the eve of final day in office saying he leaves confident the players, managers, and majority owners supported him. He asserts he treated all sides fairly and hopes for baseball's continued success as he leaves with best wishes to fans, magnates, and those tied to the game. Chandler celebrated his Sard birthday today.
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Corry golfers invade Randolph for return match
Corry golfers travel to Randolph to meet Connewango Forks in a return clash. Tee-off at 1 30 pm, with many locals driving there for a practice round. Corry seeks a second win after a 42 20 victory here last week, and guests will attend a welcome dinner after the match.
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White Sox win 5 4 in 19 inning marathon
Maury McDermott pitched 17 innings allowing two runs as the long game between Chicago and Boston extended to 19 frames. Ed Stewart had two pinch singles sparking Chicago’s decisive rally to clinch the victory.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Musial tops batting with 56 extra base hits and 362 runs. Westlake leads runs with 10. Williams drives in 76. Ashburn and DiMaggio collect 115 and 109 hits respectively. Zernial belts 22 homers. Newcombe posts 121 strikeouts. Boston and Brooklyn players feature prominently across batting and pitching lists.
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Erie Sailors Defeat Lockport To Expand Lead
The Erie Sailors routed Lockport 8 2 to seize a full game advantage in the Middle Atlantic League. Byere opened with a three run homer in the first inning. Oil City and Niagara Falls split a doubleheader with Falls winning the second 11 3. Butler at New Castle was postponed to allow an exhibition game for New Castle.
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Veterans Vie In 26th National Public Links Final Match
Milwaukee July 1 A 35 year old tourney tested veteran met today for the 26th National Public Links championship. Dave Stanley of Los Angeles and Ralph J. Vranesic of Denver reached the title match after 37 hole semifinals, with the final scheduled as a 36 hole affair at Browns Deer Park.
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Fazio Leads Western Open After First Round
Davenport July report shows George Fazio, 36, from Pine Valley leading the Western Open with a 63 opening round and a 72 second round to stay ahead by one stroke over Sam Snead who shot a 67 to close the gap by two. The field includes 58 pros chasing the title.
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