Cal McLish Extends Indians Winning Streak To Five
Cleveland’s Cal McLish, veteran with the longest name in baseball lore, anchors the Tribe’s five game win run. After a subpar previous season he returns to form, posting a 2.84 ERA over his last six starts and helping Cleveland climb in the standings.
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Wattsburg Field Day Aims to Boost Conservation in Erie County
Erie County Sportsmen's League announces a two day Field Day at Wattsburg Fair Grounds on August 2 and 3. The event, hosted by Corry Rod and Gun Club and Corry Archery Club, funds conservation and promotes sportsmanship. Activities include exhibits, midget auto races, model airplane contests, horse show, Boy Scouts, and Civilian Defense demonstrations with free admission and ample parking.
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Corry DuBois Teeners Battle to 1-1 Twelve Inning Tie
In a brutal 12 inning pitchers duel Corry’s Tinker Caster and DuBois’ Dan Carpin held the line as both teams failed to break the deadlock. Corry outhit DuBois 6-5 with key hits from Caster McVicker Becker while Brown Hofman and Carpin supplied DuBois’ offense. The game ended in darkness after a mutual agreement and sets up another meeting this evening at Kane with the winner advancing to state eliminations in Mifflintown Pa.
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Caster
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Lou Hanna
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Queen City
George Caba
Harrisburg
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Steve Olson
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Corry Little League All-Stars Open Playoffs at Lawrence Park
Corry Little League All-Stars travel to Lawrence Park for the first game of the Area 6 playoffs. Tom Flowers will pitch with Bob Zabeck or Russ Clark catching. A win would set up a clash with North East or Millcreek Mohawks depending on tonight’s other results.
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Baseball standings and schedule snapshot with results
The page lists American and National League standings with records, percentages, and games back. It shows today’s and yesterday’s schedules including New York at Detroit and San Francisco at Philadelphia, plus tomorrow’s games and late night matchups across multiple cities.
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Curtis Cup Action Opens at Oak Park in Match Play
Curtis Cup action begins with 32 players in match play at Oak Park Country Club. Anne Quast of Everett leads the U S squad after firing 72 in qualifying for medalist honors among 170 hopefuls. Other contenders include Sandy Spasich and Betty Kerby among four players shooting 79, with a cut at 85 and no early the Curtis Cup matches facing each other in round one.
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Paul Dye Jr
Indianapolis
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Opelousas
Betty Kerby
Akron
Curtis Guppers
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A compilation of top players by stat in batting and pitching. Notable names include Goodman and Power from Cleveland, Mantle from New York, Jensen from Boston, Mays from San Francisco, Banks from Chicago, and Spahn and Jones among pitchers. The list covers runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts with team affiliations.
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Spahn
Phillips
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Los Angeles
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Grissom
Jones
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Colts Trade Dale Meinart for Leg Sanford
Baltimore sports brief reports Dale Meinart traded to the Chicago Cardinals for Leg Sanford. The itemized score of the deal is not provided. A local fair trading post is announced for selling or trading items with grounds open from morning until dark Saturday and Sunday.
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Chicago Cardinals
Leg Sanford
Bob Cerv Night to Honor Kansas City Outfielder
Kansas City fans ready to honor Bob Cerv tonight at Municipal Stadium for the 32 year old outfielder who leads or ranks high in runs batted in homers and batting average despite injuries. Former President and Mrs Harry Truman and Missouri Governor James Blair among about 20,000 expected for the opener versus Boston. Cerv has played with a jaw wired shut and a broken toe, and will start tonight with a swollen elbow as fans’ contributions fund the Cerv home near Kansas City.
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Victor Anderson
Nebraska
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Ted
Cerv
Bob Cery
Acme
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Kansas City
Praser Breaks World Record at 2014 British Empire Games
Cardiff swimmer Dawn Praser of Australia shattered her own world mark in the 110 yard freestyle and captured the event title at the 2014 British Empire Games in Cardiff Wales.
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Wales
Dawn Praser
Australia
Corry Legion Tilt Postponed
The Corry Legion game between McInnes team of Corry and Masi's Service of Erie was postponed due to a conflicting Erie Sports Store and Slovak's Nationals contest. Manager Patsey Notte announced the postponement this morning with no resumption date set.
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Lynch Berates Ref After Loss
New York welterweight Eddie Lynch lost a 10 round unanimous decision to Billy Flamio at St Nicholas Arena. Lynch directed sharp remarks at referee Teddy Martin after the bout claiming the ref allowed Flamio to butt. Flamio pressed the action with persistent aggression while both fighters weighed around 147 to 149 pounds. both boxers hailed from New York.
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Flamto
Knapp Leads Curry Rod and Gun Club Rifle Practice
Art Knapp paced the field during last night’s Curry Rod and Gun Club practice in Columbus with a 237 total. Results show Knapp 48 48 50 at 50 yards, Ed Davis 60 49 46 for 231, G Dingfelder 50 50 49 for 234, W Clark 50 48 45 for 207.
Union City Raps Merchants To Take 1st Place
Union City tops Corry Merchants 10 to 4 to seize first in City Softball League behind Bill Schaeffer five hit pitching. Union City builds a 3-0 first inning start and adds in each frame, Magee and Schaeffer with three hits apiece, Ryland Ottaway and Ryan driving in key runs. Merchants drop to 7-2 while Union City improves to 1-1 in standings, next facing Marty's Novelty Co.
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Bill Schgeffer
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Marty's Novelty Co
Jack Magee
Jack Ryland
Dave Ottaway
Paul Ryan
Magee
Schaeffer
Merle Ottaway
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R. Ottaway Zanoly Bichynski
Braves Cubs Fall Orioles Hold 3rd In AL Race
Orioles surge to third place by taking two of three from Cleveland as Detroit faltered at Boston. Pitching has boosted Baltimore with eight wins in twelve since the All-Star break, led by a strong staff and homegrown players. The Braves and Cubs stumbled in the NL, with Milwaukee and Chicago losing to endure a tight race behind San Francisco and Cincinnati.
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White Sox
Arale Portocarrero
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Billy O'Dell
Milt Papdas
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Washington
Pitching and Hitting Highlights from Last Night's Games
Yesterday's Stars by Associated Press note Bill Wight of the Cardinals earned his first National League win by blanking the Braves on four hits in 6 2/3 innings of relief in a 5-4 triumph. Hitting star Cal Neeman of the Cubs drove in three of four runs with a double and a single in a 9-4 loss to the Redlegs.
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