Corry and Union City Battle to Four Four Tie in II Frames
Corry and Union City played to a 4 4 tie in 11 innings before darkness, in a benefit game at Union City park. Cassett fanned 15 for Corry over 11 innings while Johnson of Union City held Corry to six hits. Sprovers homered and Crandall Roy Barnes sparked the scoring in a tense, well pitched contest.
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Corry club hosts revival push with Union City contest
Corry’s effort at Union City yesterday boosts local baseball revival and features injuries to Vern Group and Barnes. Jocko Munch may rise to management in Indianapolis, while Jocko and Leo Miller have long been linked to the game. Donnie Ryan benefit at Union City draws thanks from Corry as Donnie attends in uniform. Boxing and rifle team news add regional sports color.
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Titusville Athletes and Local Sports News Summary
Titusville's ball club faces Akron Goods tomorrow as part of a busy period. Harry Schmidy, ex-Warren High and Slippery Rock athlete, chosen as head coach at Smethport High, succeeds Warren Heller. Erie events include horseshoe championship at Glenwood courts and a Chautauqua tennis tournament next week. A Toledo report notes the average milk bottle trips per bottle is 14.
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Sam Snéad
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Pittsburgh
Indians Held to Two Hits in Chase Win over Cleveland
Washington lefty Ken Chase tossed a 12-0 shutout of Cleveland as Skeeter Webb and Lamon Solters produced the only hits off Chase in a rare no-hit bid through eight and a half. Sam West drove in both Washington runs as Bullet Bob Feller took the loss. The day featured pitching duels and low-hit games across the majors with few teams tallying double-digit hits.
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Rog Homie Runs Cassett G Sprover First on Balls
Pitcher Coveleski faces a flurry of names and playful phrases as a fragmented box score glimpses Rog, Homie and Cassett among a string of batter and pitching notes including G Sprover and Um pires with Percival Baress implied in the unusual operations of the game.
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Philadelphia teams extend world softball marathon record
Two neighborhood clubs The Imps and Old Glory added innings to the global marathon, following a chain of record rallies. Earlier games saw Sweyerville clubs reach 242 innings, Plymouth at 921, and Erie teams at 501 frames before Philadelphia clubs surpassed the mark.
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Tennis Ball Protest Delays Seabright Meet
Seab right Lawn Tennis Club invitation championships resumed as U S L T A reviewed a protest petition against the heavy nap tennis ball used this season. Wimbledon champion Bobby Riggs and most players signed, urging a change before the eastern lawn championships begin in Rye on August 6.
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Yesterday's Hero Ken Chase fires two-hitter shutout win
Washington southpaw Ken Chase ended a 19 game winless streak by blanking Cleveland over two hits in a 2-0 victory and revival performance.
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New Freedom to Meet Vandergrift for Title
New Freedom swept both ends of a double header to gain the right to meet Vandergrift today in the Pennsylvania state championship semi pro baseball tournament. The winner advances to Wichita Kansas for the national tourney. New Freedom blanked Revloc 12 0 in the first game and then edged Ford City 4 3 in the nightcap.
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Pittsburgh rival wins turky 13lb national public Maks title
Phillip Gordon of Oakland faces Andy Sewedko of Pittsburgh in the final of the national Maks golf championship in Baltimore. Gordon, 29, an insurance clerk, reached the final after defeating San Francisco rival Jim Mort inert in the semifinal. Sewedko, 31, a steel mill worker, chased his first title to honor his newborn son Andy with a dramatic 1 up semifinal win over Arthur Armstrong of Honolulu, after beating defending champion Pat Abbott earlier.
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Roamers of Harrisburg Edge Toward Polo Title
The Roamers of Harrisburg prepared today at Philadelphia Country Club and the West Shore to meet for the southeastern circuit polo championship. They will compete in the U. S. Polo Association tournament in Chicago in September.
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Standings and results from American and National Leagues
Yesterday's results show New York defeating Chicago 3 to 1 and St Louis routing Boston 11 to 6. Philadelphia beat Detroit 8 to 0, Washington won 2 to 0, and Cleveland blanked Detroit. National League games include Cincinnati, Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and others with varied scores. today's schedule lists New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis among others.
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Max Butcher Replaces Suhr in Phillies Trade
Philadelphia announces the acquisition of Gus Sulr from Pittsburgh in a straight fade for Max Butcher Suhr. Butcher, 28, joins from Brooklyn after a 4 straight Wade for Pitcher Wayne Lamasten. Sulr holds the National League record for consecutive games and is hitting .284 this year. Nugent expects him to play at first base immediately.
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