Pennsylvania Pheasant Farm Near Cambridge Springs
The Pennsylvania Game Commission advances a new pheasant farm called Western Game Farm, a year old near Cambridge Springs along Route 408. The hatchery shows 47300 eggs, 1047 hatches, and 2132 eggs in the works with 100 Divorer Houses in use. About 30,000 chicks will be shipped this year to sportsmen clubs and other projects, with a thousand adult birds kept for stocking. The program aims to boost the state's pheasant population in coming years.
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Ferriss Wins as Bosox Split with Chicago in Twin Bill
Dave Boo Ferriss pitched seven innings of two run ball, allowing eight hits as the Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 to earn a split of their doubleheader at Comiskey Park. The White Sox won the nightcap 6 to 1.
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National Telegraph Skeet Championships Set for June 22
Skeet teams from all sections of the country will compete Sunday June 22 in the 15th annual National Telegraphic Skeet championships held with the Great North Skeet championships at Lordship Conn. Doc Blancheard and Glenn Davis, Army’s touchdown twins of the past three seasons, won their sheepskins at West Point today and are now second lieutenants in the Army of the United States.
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Baseball Scores and Tonight’s Games Across Leagues
MLB results show Boston 6 Chicago 5 and 2 6 for Detroit, with Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 3. NL scores: Pittsburgh 4 Boston 3, Cincinnati 9 New York 2, St. Louis 8 Brooklyn 4. International and Middle Atlantic reports list several rainouts and one lopsided Wandererift 14 Uniontown 0.
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Locke Qualifies For National Open
Bobby Vorke, who left the South African Veldt for American golf, qualified for the National Open at St Louis next week. He must compete with 1817 others in the qualifying round after earning top prize money in four major American tournaments this year.
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Mize and McQuinn Lead Major League Batters
Johnny Mize and George McQuinn top the majors in batting averages through Sunday. Joe DiMaggio threatens with a 354 mark as Lou Boudreau rises to third at .350, with Enos Slaughter and other stars boosting numbers for St Louis and Philadelphia. Spahn and Blackwell pace pitching, while Baumbholtz and Dillinger contribute big hits for Cincinnati and St Louis.
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Local baseball recap highlights Craig Pete and Milley in strong showings
In a recent game report, Pete delivers a 146 through a 74 and an 8 for a 146 total tying Fred Aunon of Greenwich for fifth in the standings. Eddie Milley of Cincinnati connects four home runs in his first four hits of the season, boosting his team’s early confidence.
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Schoolboy pitches past Phillies in twilight league game
Egypt Pennsylvania June 3 an 18 year old schoolboy Curt Simmons held the Philadelphia Phillies to seven hits in a 4 4 ninetieth inning exhibition. Simmons struck out Johnny Wyrostek and Jackie Brown and fanned Del Ennis Baier Adams and Charley Gilbert among others as he neared graduation from Whitehall High School amid rumors of offers up to 25000 for a major league contract.
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PLAN SCHEDULE FOR USE OF FIELD
Five local groups sought Loveland Field use for summer activities and met with Stanley Anderson to negotiate a workable schedule. A draft was not ready but minor issues were settled and the plan should be adopted at the next Tuesday meeting in the school office. Music games will not be played on the baseball diamond, and the softball side will be laid out with eight portable backstops. Anderson described school staff and local players aiding the effort and noted one disagreement over Mauiney and a route for the Phillies remains unresolved.
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Locker Room Policy Agreement Summary
All groups agreed to use locker rooms under set rules. The field ends each session or game, and the site must remain in proper condition. Responsibility for any related expenses lies with the involved parties.
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Parodied names spark confusion in sports notes
A garbled OCR read lists players and groups such as Richard Boi Mushnall and William Maite tied to a Beaver Clam baseball scene, with mentions of Charis Moose Junian Baseball and Vem Group and Gears, yielding a fragmented summary of a local game context.
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