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Anil Dial St17 is listed in veteran box belt school at year with 119-8130 in the record.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1947
Page
7
Anil Dial St17 is listed in veteran box belt school at year with 119-8130 in the record.
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In a high scoring Midget Baseball League game Benk yle Wine defeated Bob Feller combine 2-4. Canfield and McLean pitched for the victors while Balog allowed seven hits. The Associated Press report mentions Yanks, DiMaggio, and Williams era details, plus multiple major league notes and scores, including a 10-8 Giants win over the Pirates and Spahn’s 4th shutout in Boston.
Rocky Graziano defeated Tony Zale by technical knockout in the sixth round at Chicago Stadium to claim the world middleweight title. The 25-year-old from New York overcame a cut eye and heavy early pressure as Zale led on points through five rounds before Graziano delivered decisive blows and a stoppage minutes into the sixth. Managers Pian and Winch said they would pursue a return bout, with bids from Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Chicago under review.
Summary of yesterday’s MLB results with New York beating Chicago 6 to 3 and Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 10 to 6. Also listed are today’s scheduled games and a few American and International League results including Detroit’s 9 to 1 win over New York and Washington’s 8 to 10 loss, plus postponements.
Yesterday's Stars Batting shows Hobby Thomson of the Giants driving in four runs, including an 18th double of the season, as New York beat Chicago 6-1. Warren Spahn of the Braves earned his 12th win and fourth shutout, blanking the Cardinals 3-0 on six hits.
Game at Loveland Field washed out by rain before 4 PM leaving the field unplayable. Manager Vern Group hopes to reschedule the Sunday tilt with Pleasantville or, if not possible, arrange a meeting with the James tWA Steel Partition Bombers, recent New York state champions.
One third in a series of Dog House nights will be staged at Corry Country Club this evening with all male members invited. A hole in one golf tournament will be held during the early evening and a general social time will follow. The occasion will close with a bountiful buffet lunch.
The vamestayn falcons blank the Hamilton Red Wings 5-0 as Ted Kapusciski fans 76 and John Tieman drives in a run in the ninth. Batavia Clippers rally for 7-3 victory aided by a Lockport error and two walks. Hes Vasinski earns win with four RBIs in six innings for Cleach Offers. Oilers edge Weilsyille Fd Sox 3-2. Hornell Pirates rally to beat Bradford Blue Wings 8-7, widening gap atop the standings.
Vandergrift Pioneers topped Uniontown Coal Barons 8-5 and 5-0 in Middle Atlantic League baseball last night. The visitors used 14 walks and 16 hits to seize the nightcap, with Tony Segola hitless in the opener. BI Street delivered a triple in the first game. Butler Yankees beat Johnstown 3-2 as Ray Faust and Jerry Dolan allowed seven hits apiece. Joe Tesaura had three doubles. Al Leap homered for Johnstown. Erie Sailors edged Youngstown Colts 2-1 in the first inning. Niagara Falls Oil City game postponed due to web grounds.
Tony Zale, dethroned middleweight champion, will receive about 140,417 for losing to Rocky Graziano by technical knockout in the sixth round at Chicago Stadium last night. Gross receipts were around 422,918 with taxes estimated at 30 percent, leaving approximately 296,099 after deductions.
Sonny Horne of Valley Stream New York at 169 pounds outpointed Y Marshall of 100 pounds in a Jamaica Arena bout last night. Horne controlled the action with sharper combinations and solid defense throughout the match.
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