Beavers defeat East Hickory 12 to 4 in season finale
Corry High School Beavers defeated East Hickory 12 to 4 on the Junior High field in a late season game. Bud Shaver starred on the mound and at bat as Corry out-hit their rivals nine to six and clinched the victory with a strong seven-inning effort. A large crowd saw McCall’s lads close their schedule with solid defense and timely hitting led by Shaver and Sprovers.
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Corry
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Beavers Finish Season with Strong Baseball Showdown
Coach McCall's junior high baseball squad wrapped up the season with a solid exhibition on the local field. They closed with a victory that avenged a prior loss, signaling a rosy outlook if the football team starts as strong next fall. Erie's Ty Crandall slated for the Standard Stokers in the Industrial League, which opens with Bucyrus-Erie. Lew Fonseca suffered a broken arm for the Indians, sidelining him six to eight weeks. Eddie Morgan to take over at first base.
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Chicago White Sox
Art Shires
Shirea
Eddie Morgan
New Century Mark Expected at Chicago Track Meet
A strong field of top collegians gathers in Chicago for the national collegiate track and field games this weekend aimed at erasing records. Feature event is the sprint dash with leading sprinters including Wykof, Toal, Leland and others expected to contest fast times.
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Horse shoe leagues open Tuesday night at Journal courts
The National American and International Leagues begin play Tuesday evening on the Journal courts. The International schedule will run in Tuesday's edition. Opening matches include Tannery versus Raymonds and Ajax against Billiards in the National League, with American League games Auto-TMatics versus Hixson Delivery and Kiwanis versus Ellis Radios. Spectators are welcome to watch.
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Baseball Roundup: Athletics Lead AL as Phillies Fall
United Press reports a busy day of interleague and league action. Philadelphia Athletics won their eighth straight by beating Washington 9 to 6, moving into second in the American League. Brooklyn widened the NL lead with a 10-2 win over Philadelphia as Adolfo Duque earned his 11th straight victory. Cubs crushed Pittsburgh 16-4 powered by Hack Wilson's two homers to climb to second place. Correlated recalls in other games show Reds over Cardinals 5-4 and 4-1, Giants sweeping doubleheader from Braves 9-4 and 16-3, Red Sox triple plays helping a 7-1 win over Yankees, Indians beating Tigers 3-2, and White Sox routing Browns 15-8.
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Baseball Scores And Boxing Promises Mark Busy Schedule
Yesterday's scores show Chicago 8 over St Louis 5 and Cleveland 8 over Detroit 2 with several National League results. Today American and National open with St Louis at Philadelphia as the only game. Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey, a prime heavyweight duo, set to spar at Yankee Stadium on Thursday June 12.
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Cheap Homers Spark Outrage Across Leagues
Baseball fans protest the surge of cheap home runs after 24 homers in ten games, the third time in 11 days records were broken. The trend features shorter fences and pitcher restrictions fueling a homer craze across both major leagues with 18 homers by midseason and new totals climbing.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Evyem
Hill Pounded From Mound By St Paul Club
Carmen Hill, traded by St Louis to Minneapolis, made his AA debut with the Millers, surrendering eleven hits in six innings as St Paul built a lead behind early runs and then pulled away in the fifth. Hill walked one, struck out one, and took the loss in his first start back in the American Association.
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Millers
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Corry Boy
Indianapolis Nine
Wesleyville Pounds Three Corry Hurlers
Wesleyville, led by Herb Crossley, overwhelmed Corry 16 to 3 in Brig on June 2. Wesleyville plated two runs in the first, surged ahead with four in the third, then exploded for six in the fifth aided by four Carey and H Scott hits and 22 total safeties. Corry starter Kinney was pulled after the fourth as Hauser finished for Corry.
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Crossley
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Stroup
Cobbett
Carey
H. Scott
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