National Open golf attracts stars with big prize
The National Open at St Louis Country Club draws top players including Bobby Locke Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret with Lloyd Mangrum and Vic Ghezzi among potential challengers. Eighteen holes daily with a cut to 60 for the final 36, prize money totaling 10000.
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St. Louis Country Club
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
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Sam Sheed
Ellsworth Vines
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Herman Barron
Grayton Heather
Jong Hitlers
Cleveland
Canterbury Corse
Mangrum
Nelson
Hogin
Demaret
Cleve Jane
Whem
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Pirates Bow 10 Giants Again Drop to Cellar
The Pirates defeated the Giants 12-1 in New York, dropping to seventh place in the league standings. St Louis rose from last to seventh after an 8-3 win over Philadelphia in Philadelphia. Third baseman Billy Rigney delivered the key hits, including a 13th inning squeeze bunt to drive in the decisive run.
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Pirates
Pickup and Delivery 21 Center Street Dial 21 454
Pickup and delivery notice lists service for Center Street with dialing code 21 454 and contact Mee San for arranging deliveries and pickups.
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Center St
San
Corry Legion Team Triumphs 11-2 at Loveland Field
Corry Legion defeated North East 21-2 at Loveland Field. Lefty Len Hixson allowed two hits over seven innings as Don Sturdevant went 4 for 3 and Bobby Long collected three safeties. The Grapepickers led 2-0 early before Corry broke it open with seven in the fourth. Friday they visit Wesleyville North East.
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Legionnaires
Cory
American Legion
Loveland Field
North East
Len Hixson
DeLury-Dimick
Krull
Stoddard
Don Sturdevant
Bobby Long
Joe Coneilla
Hixson
Pusheck
Gilmore
Coneilla
TaRoces
Lecata
Garnow
Parnemter
Wilson
Darling
Osborne
Ferull
Corry
Sturdevant
Duffy
Frisina
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Falcons Lose Lead With Third Straight Defeat
The Siegle Wings lost to Lockport 14-7 to drop to Pony League top spot contention. Jamestown fell 1-2 in a defeat to Wellsville, while Hornell beat Hamilton 7-4. Batavia beat Olean 6-?8 after two costly ninth inning errors. Today’s slate features Hamilton at Hornell, Batavia at Olean, Lockport at Bradford, Jamestown at Wellsville.
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Jamestown Los
Wellsville
Hornell Pirates
Hamaiton
Cardinals
Batavia Clippers
Olean
Oilers
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Hornell
Batavia
Lockworth
Bradford
Jamestown
Loveland Field Use Schedule Set After Meeting
A meeting led by coordinator 8 E Anderson outlined summer use for Loveland Field. Groups may reserve time: Beaver Club Junior Baseball every morning, Moose Club Monday eve and Saturday, American League Tue and Fri evenings, Corry Merchants Wed eve and Sun afternoon, City Softball League Thu and alternating Mon Tue Fri after Legion season.
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Moose Club
American League
Corry Merchants
City Softball League
Legion
Raymond No. 2 Rout Stanford Hose in Mushball Tilt
Raymond No 2 hammered Stanford Hose 12 to 1 in a City Mushball League game at Aero Field. Howles pitched a three hitter for the Springmakers as Raymond piled up 14 hits off Bob Bracken. Scoring came in four three-run frames with Bracken and McCaslin driving in the Firemen’s lone fifth inning run.
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Stanford Hose
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Aero Field
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Springmakers
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Bracken
McCaslin
Stanford Boscooo Ono
Bracken and Collier
Howles and Dinmick
Major Standings and Yesterday's Results in Baseball
National League results show Cincinnati 4 5 Brooklyn 1 6 New York 3 Pittsburgh 2 19 inc. ags. Boston 2 Chicago 1 St. Louis 8 Philadelphia 9 Today's games Boston at Chicago Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia American League yesterday’s results New York 5 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 9 Detroit 8 St Louis 2 Washington 1 Boston 3 Cleveland 2 New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Ray’s physician reported the Florinhineher was ill with lonsilit is.
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Erie Sailors Regain Lead with 13-4 Win Over Refiners
The Erie Sailors climbed back to first in the Middle Atlantic League by defeating the Oil City Refiners 13-4, marking their second consecutive win over Oil City. Nine unearned runs came in the fourth inning as walks and errors blew open the score. Hal Price homered for Erie while Joe Pasanelli starred for Oil City. Niagara Falls needed 10 innings to beat Youngstown 2-1, with Peli Bucchioni singled home Jerry Koller for the decisive run. The Johnstown Johnnies and Vandergrift Pioneers split a doubleheader, Johnstown winning the nightcap 7-4 after dropping the opener 3-2. Ken Ovelson limited Vandercroft to four hits in the first game. Tom Lakes allowed five in the second. Jh Powell added a six-hitter for Johnstown in the nightcap. The Butler Yankees beat the Uniontown Coal Barons 5-2 to even their series at one game each.
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Erie
Sailors
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Turowicw
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Joe Pasanelli
Reiiners
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Youngstown
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Oi City
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Giants Beat Pirates 4 3 in 12 Ors
Billy Rigney drove in all New York runs as the Giants nipped the Pirates 4 to 3 in 12 innings. He homered, drove in the decisive run in the 12th, and starred in a dramatic late win. Ewell Blackwell won his seventh straight decision with a 4-1 Reds victory over the Dodgers, striking out seven to push his season total to nine.
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Giants
New York
Pirates
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Dodgers
Merchants Meet Forge In Loveland Field Showdown
Corry Merchants and Irvine Vorge square off at Loveland Field tonight at 7:00. A large crowd is expected as Irvine brings a strong district club and two ex Corry players Bill Untereiner and Joe Frisina. Diz Hines likely starts for Irvine while Chick Williams withholds pitching decisions.
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Corry Merchants
Irvine Vorge
Loveland Feld
Corry
Bill Untereiner
Oe Frisina
Irvine
Diz Hines
the Hill
Chick Williams
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