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Southpaws Shine In Dual Leagues Dodgers Shante Dominate
A day of standout left handers across leagues highlighted a mixed slate. Preacher Roe in Brooklyn and Bobby Shantz in Philadelphia logged key wins, while Harry Brecher contended for the Dodgers and Reds toppled the Giants. Milwaukee and Detroit also benefited from lefty performances amid a series of decisive defeats.
Johnny Bulla Wins Erie Open Amid Mixed Field
Johnny Bulla of Owkinondpra edged the field at the $3,000 Erie Open at Kah kwe Club with a 41 yesterday, earning a $1,000 prize and the loving cup. Dike Schumeker of Cleveland finished second for $750, while amateur Bob Lichtfiennauer led amateurs with 147. Garry’s top golfers Mick Garter Jack Castor and Bill Dyckes posted top scores in a competitive tri-state event.
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Stars Batting Rally Sends Cleveland to 8 2 Win
Luke 3 Indiashammered a three run homer in the eighth to spark Cleveland over Washington after an early deficit. Bobby Shanta pitched for the Athletics in a 3 1 win over the Chicago White Sox, securing his 10th victory as the A's also captured the nightcap 9 3. Hydrogen lifting power noted with 18 cubic feet needed to lift a pound.
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JAPAN SWIMMERS QUALIFY FOR OLYMPICS IN RECORD CRUSHING WEEK
Japanese swimmers posted a third Olympic record in as many days as their 800 meter freestyle heat finished in eight minutes 21.4 seconds, surpassing the 8:46 clocked by the United States in 1948. The U S team also qualified for finals alongside Sweden Hungary South Africa Argentina France and Great Britain. Track and field lit up the meet with 27 new Olympic marks and nine world records. Emil Zatopek dominated distance events, setting records in 10 000 meters and the marathon. Russia led unofficial team standings with 498 points, followed by the United States 276 Hungary 164 Sweden 150 and Germany 104.
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Russo Wins 50 Lap All-Indianapolis Race at Williams Grove
Paul Russo of Hammond Indiana outpaced Bill Schindler of Freeport North Carolina to win the 50 lap All-Indianapolis big car race at Williams Grove speedway. Russo set a track record with 22 minutes 35.53 seconds, beating the previous mark of 23 minutes 11.23 seconds set by Troy Ruttman Ontario California last year. Ruttman finished third.
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Teener League doubleheader features National Bank and Aero
National Bank toppled Ajax 15-2 while Aero Supply crushed Rogers Steel 16-4 at Loveland Field. Walt Wolfe pitched five strong innings for Aero, backed by 11 hits off Ajax hurlers. Rogers Steel managed only three hits in the fourth, as National Bank and Aero dominated the twin bill with sharp hitting and stout pitching.
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Advance plans for MacKenzie golf tourney at Corry CC
Chaleeiu Walllarm Leubyn announced advanced plans for the MacKenzie 1 hole handicap golf tournament at Corry Country Club on Sunday August 10. The event is billed as one of the region’s best amateur events, with about 80 players expected. Prizes total around 400 dollars, low net winning a horse bowl, second prize for best gross. each player limited to one prize. Entry fee 7.50 covers golf, lunch and dinner.
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Bradford Sets Scoring Burst In Doubleheader Victory
Bradford exploded for 17 runs in a single inning during the second game of a doubleheader with Balagin, winning 21-8 after dropping the opener 6-0. The burst featured 11 hits, seven walks, and one hit by pitch amid a 25 man effort, surpassing a June 6 1945 league record by Lockport. Hamilton propelled a win over Hornell to claim second place as Jamestown fell 3-2, Wellsville beat Hornell 3-1, and Olean defeated Corning 4-2.
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Baseball scores recap and upcoming games noted yesterday
NAIC American League results show Detroit 8-0 over New York 3- Philadelphia 9-9, Chicago 1-3 Cleveland 8-8, Washington 1-2. Lews 4-8, Boston 1-9. Today New York visits Detroit, Washington visits St. Louis. Only games scheduled. National League results include Cincinnati AW, New York 4-4, Louis 4, Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 12-3, Chicago 8-0, Boston 3-1, Pittsburgh 2-3. St Donis at Brooklyn, night. Only game scheduled.
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Bethlehem Boy Wins State Publinx Stress Title
Hershey Pa Bob Schoener, a 1 year old? solo af i Bette fam golf pen te kine inday, won the state publinx tournament with a 72-hole total of 261? one stroke under the 1948 record of Reading's Buddy Hevemat. The 1981 state high school harpy sparked his play with the lowest uncompetitive round ever shot on the Hershey Park Odyssey course.
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Little League final pairings announced at Williamsport
In Williamsport Pennsylvania the final pairings for the Little League tournament were announced with teams limited to 14-year-olds. Opening round matchups include sections and city teams set to face each other across the bracket.
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Berliner Advances In Tennis Tourney
Berliner moves into the semi final round at the Chautauqua tennis meet as Johnson seeded No. 4 loses in a tight match. Berliner battles through a 6-4 5-4 score before a late double fault.
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Small Bore Shooting Meet Draws 16 Shooters At Wall Creek
Roy A. Loder of Walnut Creek Life Club led 16 shooters in the Northwest Pennsylvania Rifle League small bore competition at Wall Creek Club yesterday. Scores hovered around 20 with high marks by Loder, while participants included Tucher, Weer, Bower, Nick, Tees Branke and others from Meadville and surrounding clubs. The next meet is planned for Meadville on April 2.
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Heavies Meet For Title Chance
In a high stakes boxing night, Rocky Marvinitaed and Matthews prepare to be scouted by the champion as they seek a title chance. The bout, set for New York, unfolds with a heavyweights clash amid scouting by a prominent figure and heavy betting expectations. The event highlights a transition moment as fans anticipate a decisive outcome and potential future matchups.
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