Major League Playoffs Loom as Fall Schedule Nears
Major league clubs restart action with Western and Eastern circuits towing tight races. Philadelphia leads the senior league while St Louis and Brooklyn press in the National. Cleveland eyes a surge as New York and Boston chase. Curt Simmons heads to Indiantown for two weeks of National Guard duty. Willie Pep and Sandy Saddler negotiating a Yankee Stadium bout. potential $200,000 third encounter looms.
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Duquesne to Play Only Two Home Grid Games
Duquesne University lists just two home football games for 1950. The Dukes host Boston University October 7 at Pitt Stadium and St Bonaventure October 21 at Forbes Field. Other dates include September 17 St Vincent, 23 Villanova, 30 Florida night, 28 Louisville, November 4 Clemson, 12 Detroit, 17 Chattanooga night. Bermuda settlement linked to Sea Venture shipwreck in 1609.
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Phillies edged by Pirates in rain shortened heartbreaker
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 in a rain halted game that left the Phils briefly tied atop the standings before the delay erased the seventh inning rally. Bill MacDonald earned the win for Pittsburgh while Eddie Waitkus hit a late homer but the game ended after two hours with no further play.
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Hornell Drives to Tie in Pony League Standings
Hornell edged Lockport Reds 4 to 2 to pull into a virtual first place tie in the Pony Baseball League. Ed Moore earned the win for Hornell as Maine benefited from 14 walks and two wild pitches to reach his 11th victory. the rest of the games were rained out.
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Baseball and boxing results from yesterday and upcoming games
American and National League standings show Detroit and Philadelphia leading divisions with recent records. Scheduled games include Boston at Denver and Philadelphia at Cleveland, plus Chicago and Washington night matches. Boxing results feature Deser Brion defeating Arpetitiva in Pittsfield and Chief Arch Whitewater stopping Kid Dussayt in San Francisco, with Brooklyn’s Jimmy Herting winning a bout.
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Close Batting Races Continue Across Leagues
National League race narrows to Jackie Robinson and Stan Musial as Robinson edges toward a .972 average after five hits against Pittsburgh. In the American League, Detroit’s George Kell leads with a .443 pace while teammates and rivals chase top marks. standings feature Berra Williams Pesky and Williams among the leaders. International League results include Montreal’s 5-0 loss to Springfield and Rochester’s 5-8 decision with Baltimore.
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Banks Lend to All Size Firms and Drive Growth
A banker explains that loans follow core banking principles regardless of amount and that large banks dominate big loans while smaller banks support small business. He notes banks serve industry, offer service in a competitive system, and that today’s small players can become tomorrow’s giants, benefiting depositors and communities.
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Playground slate limited to two games
A jumble of league results and upcoming matches outlines two games pushed to the slate. The minor playground league postpones two games while detailing results like Aurates beating Det and White Sox routing Browns 10 4. Tomorrow lists Yankees vs Red Sox baseball and several softball, football, and basketball matchups across multiple schools and teams.
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Uniontown Ball Club 15 Declared Bankrupt
Uniontown, July 25. The Uniontown Cou Hams baseball club, once part of the Muddle Ausplie League, was declared bankrupt yesterday by Federal District Judge Rabel, Massy, after a petition signed by Gib P. [text cut].
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Ferrier Wins St Paul Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Ferrier clinched the St Paul Open first prize of 2600, defeating Snead after a six-hole sudden death playoff that followed a 72-hole tie at 276. The event featured long drives and clutch putting as both pros battled through extra holes to decide the championship.
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Chandler pledges baseball's support to war effort
Cooperstown NY July 25 The baseball commissioner vows to place baseball in service of the armed forces during the crisis. He says baseball will offer services of players and workers to the president and nation, highlighting a planned wartime fund near 175000 dollars, though details and schedule are unclear due to delays.
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Niagara Falls Defeats Sailors in 5-1 Tilt
Niagara Falls won the Mille Atlantic Baseball League game 5-1 as Paul Poytack pitched effectively through six innings. Frat Zeloa contributed seven strikeouts, and Ray Ramblin hit a two run homer in the fourth. An OU Cin New Castle game was washed out by rain. a doubleheader was scheduled for today.
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