Sports Roundup features college and pro notes from wartime era
A scattered sports roundup covers college spring training and football shifts, notes on Yale and Michigan preparations, and the absence of Notre Dame football this fall. It also includes boxing humor, baseball curiosities, and trivia questions about shutouts and pitchers with brief mentions of Nat Fleischer and the Brooklyn Dodgers past and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY Brits Howell
Joe Bagh Pollertyn, Jr
New York
Camp Lejeune
New River
N. Gy
Notre Dame
Angela Bertel
Bainbridge
Pastis Island
Jag Ale Bese
Chapel Hill
Yale
Michigan
Fritz Crisler Audl
Marguethe Slough
Milwaukee
Hinally
Mexicans in Future Go at Pittsburgh Tonight
Pittsburgh July 31 The State Department position on good neighbor policy tops the card. In the main event Mexican battlers Juste Fontaine and Santiago Rivera meet as Fontaine returns after three months and a tonsil operation. Simmy Payrola and Pedro Tharra fight in the co feature as the eight rounders complete the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
State Department
Aliie Hickey
Rooney-McGinley
Winiup
Juste Fontaine
Milwaukee
Pride and Joy
Fritaie Zivie
Santiago Rivera
Fontaine
Simmy Payrola
Pedro Tharra
Tharra
North Corry Emblem OJ Station Tire Recapping Headline
North Corry Emblem OJ Station at N Center Columbus Ave lists tire recapping and vulcanizing services. Armitage, manager, reachable by phone 34 681. Local shop advertises tire work and repair offerings.
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North Corry
Columbus Ave
Armitage
Corry Tops Warren In 10 Inning Marathon Win
Corry outlasted Warren in a 14 13 ten inning marathon Sunday afternoon. The Merchants forced game in the tenth with a late rally and capitalized on wild throws to score the winning run. Titus and Kinney led Corry with four hits apiece while Warren’s Jewell, Rose and Kane worked deep into the action. Koestner, Black and Group each pitched for Corry with the mound trio yielding 19 total hits by visiting batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Merchwuls
Warren Strushers-Wells
Merchants
Titus
Untereiney
Jewell
Koester
Art Black
Ond
Jim Rose
Hox
Wike
Kane
Ntil
Sehussiey
Theephite
Sokol
Baresi
Seluissier
Untereiner
Hoss
Baressi
Wesling
Tlundourst
Martin
OL Jewell
McLean
Lieia
Reed
Bonagita
UT Rose
P Kane
Swanson
Schussler
Winnie Rin Seoned
Crandall
Wf Kennedy
Tb Kinney
Swantrk
Brumagin
Kissa Koestner
Black
Abtereiner
Ef-Pigen
Ross
Rtaanonese Waren
Gary
Martin A
Tamdquist
Rose
Kennedy
Swantek
Binney
Kinney
Ennedy
Leth
Wallen
Alls
Crandell
Bonavita
Koestner
Mu- Tean
Blade
Rose Kane
Koessner
Group
Yin
Brownies Capture Pair To Increase Lead In Standings
The doubleheader between the Reds and Giants featured Bucky Walters faltering with his 15th win expectedly slipping as New York beat Cincinnati 8-0 in game one. Frank McCormick homered twice to power a 9-3 nightcap Reds victory, while the Browns widened their first place margin by sweeping the Senators 2-1 in 10 innings. Ray Sanders led the Giants with a three run homer to push his RBI total to 72 as multiple teams split games in a full slate of action. The Yankees and Tigers split a two game set before a near 48,000 crowd and other divisions saw wins from the Cubs, White Sox, Indians, and Braves in a busy day.
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The
Superbas
Dodgers
Bucky Walters
Gale
Dinny
Litwhiler
Phils
Pittsburgh
Bil Bernhard
Cleveland
Auth
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Bucky
Bad Starb
Ih & Row
Walters
Giants
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Reds
Rube Fischer
Qait
Frank McCormick
Rys Redleg
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Tigers
Hank Borowy
Griggs Stadium
Hal Newhouser
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Hank Wyse
Les Fleming
Red Sox
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Jesse Plores
Doerr Emerges as Favorite for Most Valuable Player
Edior-Chif Royal AP reports Pershing Doerr, Boston Red Sox second baseman, emerging as the leading candidate for the American League Most Valuable Player award. Doerr, from the PCL background, outfields Joe Gordon in several seasons, holds the AL record for 49 consecutive chances without an error, and is praised for fielding and batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chif Royal
Boston
Pershing Doerraug Comento
Red
Detroit
Tne Yankees
Joe Gordon
New York
Gehringer
Doerr
Gordon Mere
Sonond Han
Anen
Dorr
Dent Cabana
ABE
Sisecanesrnes
Gorton
Boston Fats
Gordon
Yankee
Hye
Bobby
Joe
Gordo
Bill
Rec
Berry Gomez
Doery
All Keystoners
Army
Hawaii
American Teague
Aji
Baseball Standings and Yesterday’s Scores Recap
National League results show Brooklyn 10-7 and Chicago 4-11 with Cincinnati 0-9 amid yesterday’s updates. American League reports Detroit 2-13 and New York 10-7 as games planned include Chicago at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Louis
Ann Boston
Miller FACES Serean in New Orleans Bout
New Orleans lightweight Guy Serean dates Billy Miller of Pittsburgh for a scheduled 10 round bout in New Orleans. Serean, newly discharged from the Army, says he has the stamina to upset the favored slugger. Referee Barney Ross, recently medically discharged by the Marine Corps, will oversee the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Guy Serean
Orleana
Pittsburgh
Billy Miller
Army
Serean
Barney Ross
Marine Corps
Irvine Forge Nine Defeats Monessen 10 2 in Show
TRWINE WINS III i Irvine Forge nine defeats Monessen Grays 10 to 2 at Walder Field. A large Corry delegation watched the Pittsburgh district colored club, but were disappointed with their showing yesterday.
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Trwine
Irvine Forge
Watelet
Er. Walder
Monessen Grays
Corry
Pittsburgh District
Zarilla Hot Batting Streak Boosts Browns Lead
St Louis July 31 Al Zarilla of the first place St Louis Browns tops the Amertowa League with a hot bat. Since July 22 he has hit in 10 straight games, collecting 21 hits in 50 at bats to raise his average toward .400. Manager Lake Sewell used him as a pinch hitter and then in the outfield, after starting as a catcher, with prior seasons totaling 70 games for the Browns. Born in 191? in Arkansas, his climb from farm league to the majors marks a bright stretch for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
al Jarlin
St. Louis Browns
Fertun Fram
Los Angéles
Finnwis
Lake Sewall
Duck Kramer
Boston Red Sox
Mike Ryba
Sewell
Gene Moore
Prinr
Zara
Itis
Browns
Butesfield
Arkansas
Ann Curtis Sets World Records in Pool Spree
At the San Francisco AAU championships, Ann Curtis led a standout swim by Samaly Ahi Custis and Sam Franeisen’s team. Curtis shattered two world records in events including the 880 yards and 400 meters, aided by her sister Site and notable rivals from Denmark and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Ban Francisco
Samaly Ahi Custis
Sam Franeisen
YeLords
Denmark
Sailors Rally To Trim Clean, Beachord Blue Wings Win
Wellsville Yankees edge Lockport Cubs as Sol Mishkin homers and is banished in the seventh. Beachord Blue Wings beat Jamestown Parcons 16 to 4 in the second plate rally. Batavia Clippers split with Hornell Pirates, Hornell taking opener 7 to 4 and Batavia winning 9 to 8 in nightcap. Erie Sailors rally to defeat Olean Oilers after trailing 9-6 late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Wellsville Yankees
Lockport Cubs
Sol Mishkin
Pop Newry
Beachord Blue Wings
Jamestown
Parcons
Blue Whigs
Batavia Clippers
Hornell
Pirates
Batavia
Erie Sailors
Olean Oilers
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
International League games featured Baltimore 5 over Montreal 2 and 4 by Syracuse and Newark 4 to Toronto 3. Rochester led 10-1 over Jersey City, while American Association results included Louisville 14 over Minneapolis 6 and St Paul 46 Indianapolis 5.2 Toledo 11-8 Kansas City 7-2 Milwaukee 8-4 Columbus 1-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Montreal
Bulla
Syracuse
Newark
Toronto
Rochester
Jersey City
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Saratoga 30 Day Meet Opens at Bemont Today
Saratoga 30 day meet opens at Bemont Park marking the midseason point of New York’s 1844 racing season. Officials project about 400000 wagering and state revenue near 27000000 by season end if the second half matches the first. After Saturday’s Jamaica session ended with First Fiddle winning the Butler handicap, total net for 86 days stood at 208088323 with 1673387 in breakage.
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Entors
Dutswith
Mey
York
Saratoga
Bemoni Park
Jamaica
First Fiddle
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Ches Tas
Joop
Broadway
Nat Fleischer
Ring
Nat
Batley
West Coast
Ely
Russ Newland
le AP
San Francisco
M. Gibbs
Baltimore Sun
Evey
Dodger
Philadelphi
Warren
Yanks
Ning
Cobbett
Colombia
PR Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
MR. McLare
Ove
Nel Ali
Bunstead
Therm
Icklys
Dusi
Charley
Pet
Aya Shirago Ai
Bostonsi
Philladelphia Av
Miller
Ann Curtis
Bemont
Ausi Ou
WLU
Conewango
Jae Wilson
Ono
Helena
Pie Cruss
Ihc
Rattio Tlre
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