Merchants Play Keystone Ordnance Here Friday Tonight
Corry press notes a crowd interest as local merchants host Keystone Ordnance game night. Mentions Babe Weller and managerial views, plus city sports figures including Hartman and Allen A. Tripp with foot ball program concerns. Spoils the teams and venues with a focus on local athletic atmosphere and wartime priorities.
Corr y Invades Meadville For Game Sunday
The Corry team travels to Meadville for a Sunday game as Ty Crandall’s Pioneers seek a win. Key losses include Clyde Dingfelder heading to naval cadets and Alpheus Haines departing for California, forcing Crandall to search for infield replacements. The league considers a $10 protest filing fee to deter unfounded protests as schedule details unfold.
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New York City
Naval Air Cadets
University of North Carolina
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Alpheus Haines
California
Crandall
Bridlaynish
Tyuisie
Aighton
Meadville
Pioneers
Trvine
Corry
Meadille
Irvine
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Merchants Triumph in City Mushball League
Merchants win 7 to 1 over Aero at Loveland midia. Genin allowed three hits in a strong pitching performance but received little run support. The win secures their first title as Avko teath downs five batters, while Hin First hult champs claim top honors.
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Loveland
Midia
Genin
Corry-Jamestown Tops Keppel’s for Second Straight Win
Corry-Jamestown recorded its second consecutive victory by defeating Keppel’s Grocery. Key moments included early hits by Mallon and strong pitching from Bogerk and Dipicke. Wards Powers delivered the deciding blow in the final innings as Keppels struggled to respond, while Christensen and Vinge contributed late runs.
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Corry-Jamestown
Keppel
Iyn City
Leslieton
Mallon
Keppelstram
Foyt
Keppels
George Bogerk
Cal Bau
Hall Dipicke
Fine Keppels
Wards Powers
Mniely Aiule
Fred Christensen
Tor Vinge
Angel Baie
Beaper's Grocery
Unexpected on mound hurls shutout in bratty game
Baseball turmoil surrounds 1930s rosters as pitchers like French and Hemley shunt expectations. McNulty disputes shift rumors while Rosar’s bounce to Buffalo sparks talk of civil service, births, and managerial tension. Dodgers beat Pirates as rookie lefty thrives.
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Jason Bailey
Rona
New York Yankees
Rolfe Hemsley
Cincinnati-News
Eric McNall
Detroit
Washington
Jas
Drea
Wiig
Angeles
Pittsburgh
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Cone
Rosart
Bill Dickey
Mantle
Buffalo
Joe McGarthy
Jim
Clu
Cleveland
Twinns
Hemaley
Cincinnati
Yanks
Ed Kearse
McCarthy
Rosar
Kearse
Newark
Hemsley
Amsterdam
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McNult
Yes
Clarke Griffith
Washington Senators
Tigers
Senators
McNarr
Grifith
The
Bengtons
Athletics
French
Biwitt
St. Louis
Major League batting race flags wide open in 1948 chase
In a fluctuating week for majors, Hunt Lombard of the Boston Braves challenged NL leader Pete Heiser of Brooklyn, with Tod Williams of Boston close behind Joe Gordon in the American League. Joe Medwick remained in striking distance at 235 as Gordon posted a 244 pace. Bobby Doerr clung to third at 333 while Johnny Pesky surged to 328 for Boston.
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Big Hunt Lombard
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Pete Heiser
Tody Williams
Boston
Joe Gorton
New York Yankees
Heiser
Hawaiian Hopes to Return to Majors with Fort Worth Team
The 31 year old Hawaiian pitcher Hank Oaha, now with Fort Worth, has rebuilt his career in the Texas League. Over six weeks he logged 828 innings, winning several games with a 0.90 ERA, allowing 54 hits and 11 runs. He credits his fastball for success and recalls how past scouts and teams steered him toward pitching and outfield play in a long, wandering pro career.
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Vex
Hank Oaha
Fort Worth
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Cuna
Simone
Otter
Hank
Gats
Roger Hornsby
Dana
Aesb
Lana
Philadelphia Phillies
Tesolngrs
Henk
York
Osna
Willy
Houston
Oana
Waipalm
Oahu Island
Barney Joy
Bil Williams
Hawaii
City Loses To Bralick's In Four Hit Hurling
Bralick pitched a four hit effort guiding the Bralick squad to a 2 0 win over Olly in a league game. Moore Bralick allowed only one hit after the fourth inning as the Redbirds fell short. Wanikees beat Bilner 1 0, extending Bilner’s lead loss to 1-0. Yasterday's Stars included Preweh and Qawit delivering decisive offense with five walks.
Kovach Loses Last Of Three Golf Titles In Playoff
Julius Platte trims Kovach by four strokes in a playoff for the West Penn Open at Pittsburgh. Platte tied Kovach at 147 in the final round after a hot putting display, while Kovach struggled with 24 putts and six bogeys.
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Julius Platte
West Penn
Associated Press Pittsburgh
Steven Kovach
Brackenridge Heights
Juluxy Platie
Baldoc Hills
Pibteburgh
Pittsbinzhi
Kovach
Platte
Foyach Jms
Steyr
Ant
Goshen Winner Favorite Today At Old Orchard
Old Orchard Beach Me July 31 Widows Pride with Viv Pletting at the mews goes to the tie track today as favorite for the grand circuit featured $5 000 stake for two year old pacers. The colt winner of the villa Furn stake at the recent Gosbiot Ny meely is owned by Emlilyan and Mawhimey of Machias Me to fax the bop Winning stable also season. Other entries are the mujcle-toute d Cleveland Hunt Adios mak in t% racing debut and Kings Counte which fought with Pride to a finish at Goshen. A 2 a 3 bet pace and a 2 7 16 trot each worth $2 900 and a 2 36 clues vote for three year olds and up complete the card.
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Old Orchard Beach
Widow's Pride
Viv
Tavorite
Gosbiot
Emlilyan
Mawhimey
Machias, Me
Afso
Cleveland
Hunt
Adios
Goshen
Travel problem acute in Eastern League sharpened by rationing
The Eastern Baseball League faces travel strains from gasoline rationing. Six financially independent clubs Williamsport, Albany, Wilkes‑Barre, Scranton, Binghamton, and Hartford support both Springfield and Elmira clubs hit by war conditions. Tommy Richardson, league president, says no postponements planned and transport issues will be managed.
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Eastern Baseball League
Board of Direstors
Tommy ‘Richardson
Scranton
Richardson
Williamsport
Mbany
Wilkes-Barre
Scrannon
Ringhamton
Harlferd
Springfield
Sports Roundup by Bid Feder and Fullerton
A lively 1920s style sports roundup notes Tom Raminton’s preseason training, coaching crews including Matty Bell and Jimmy Crowley, and wage of football investment. It surveys bleachers, players like Hemsley and Rolle, gossip on World Series timing, baseball and boxing tidbits, jockeys stakes, and college football lines with mentions of Minnesota, Michigan, and Ohio State figures.
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Pion
Mones
Tuddentutty
Matty Bell
The
Southern Methodist
Jimmy Crowley
Bernie Bierman
Lostville
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