Indians Over Leaders 5103 In First Game
National League action as the Pirates shut out the Phillies to maintain a half game lead while the Giants beat the Cardinals. In the American League, the Indians edged the Yankees 5 3 reducing the gap to a half game with Mel Harder holding New York to six hits. Washington also beat Detroit 4 3 in 10 innings.
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Erie Open at Erie Country Club draws strong field
Local interest shines as 46 professionals and 26 amateurs compete in the annual 36 hole Erie Open at Erie Country Club with top names like Bill Burke Ed Dudley and Sam Parks Jr in the field. Expected prize total nears 1200 while organizers target linking the event with leading state meets.
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Pittsburgh
Canton Terrier Win Secures All Star Game Bid
Canton Terriers defeated Portsmouth Red Birds 8 to 2 to stay atop the Mid Atlantic league standings and guarantee a spot in the league All Star game at Canton on August 4. The win came after a challenging schedule and highlighted the team's strong form this season.
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Rain Halts Eastern Clay Court Tourney In New York
Lewie Wetherall of Los Angeles defeated George Hall of Detroit 6 3 in the sole match played before rain stopped the Western Clay court championships in New York yesterday. Don McNeill of Oklahoma City defaulted with an ankle injury. Me Nelli was seeded No. 2 behind Wayne Sabin of Portland Oregon.
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American track team invades Europe today
New York July 20 An American track and field team sails today to compete in meets in England Scotland and Germany. The squad headed by Harold Anso Bruce includes Perrin Walker Jim Herbert Greg Rice Allan Tolmi ch Jack Patterson Frank Ryan Phil Levy Mel Walker and Cornelius Warmerdam. The first meet will be against an English team on August 1.
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Allan ‘Tolmich
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Jack Patterson
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Frank Ryan
Phil Levy
San Francisco
Mel Walker
Toledo
Cornelius Warmerdam
San Franisco
Turner Repeats Philly Open Title With 286
Ted Turner of Pine Valley New Jersey won the Philadelphia Open golf championship for the second time, posting a 72-hole total of 286 to finish two under par. He edged Terl Johnson of Plymouth and Matt Kowal of Philmont by one stroke at Torresdale-Brantford CC.
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Erie Open promised strong field at Old Man Par
In Erie 1938 Open championship golfers prepare for 36 holes on The Municipal course as 90 to 95 players expected. Defending champ Bill Burke from Cleveland CC aims to repeat after last year’s two under par 184. Notable entrants include Al Wapinosg Tony Penna Reggie Myles Carmen Bill and Sam Parks Jr among others from Cleveland Akron Stow and Pittsburgh area.
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Warren 15 hosts loop lead in Pirates Monday
Warren Pa July 20 The Pittsburgh Pirates will visit Warren to play the Warren Moose in an exhibition Monday at 4 30 EST honoring Honus Wagner Day. The Pirates top NL lately with strong play and all regulars will man the first-string lineup for at least half the game. Advance seat sales indicate a large crowd from across the region.
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Midget Racers Ready for Sunday in Erie
Dayton driver Larry Beckett arrived in Erie to prepare for a Sunday midget race at the Evie Exposition grounds. Bonnell beat Beckett in a prior 15 lap race by only a few car lengths. promoter Benny Kish plans three sprint events and a main race with time trials starting at 1 p.m.
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Grammar School Boy Hurls Second No Hit Game
Arthur Bud Potts of Philadelphia's Vander Meer sand lot team pitched his second consecutive no hit no run game, a 7-0 win over Whitehall. The 18 year old grammar school student struck out 15 and walked one, contributing an RBI and a pair of runs himself.
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Bud) Potts
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Yesterday's Hero Hank Leiber Delivers Late Giants Win
Hank Leiber, Giants outfielder, singled in the ninth with bases loaded, driving in two runs to give New York a dramatic victory. The clutch hit capped a late rally and showcased Leiber's timely hitting and calm at the plate.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday's results across leagues show Cleveland beating Washington 8 to 4, Detroit 3 innings extended, and Chicago Boston rain delays. Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 8 to 0, New York won 7 to 6 over St Louis, with Cincinnati 3 to 7 defeat and Brooklyn 8 to 3 over Chicago. International play lists Syracuse 11 Buffalo 9, Toronto 7 Jersey City 4, Montreal 8 Baltimore 2. American Association notes Toledo 7 Milwaukee 0, Kansas City 4 5, Columbus 2 0, St Paul 2 Louisville 4, Minn 5 Indianapolis 4. Upcoming games include New York at St Louis, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Corry Tennis Team Triumphs Over Warren State Hospital Club
Corry tennis players defeated Warren State Hospital club 4 to 3 at Bracken courts on Third Avenue. Highlights included Melvin Cobbett and Dick Powers winning singles, and Preat-Hitmaster pairing taking doubles. Warren's top man Tevin beat Treat in a key singles, with two matches unfinished. The teams will meet again Friday in a decisive rematch with five Warren players expected.
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