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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1944
Page
7
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The Red Sox won their sixth straight, defeating the Athletics 7 to 2 behind Joe Bowman. The Reds fell to 2 runs in five innings as Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 2 to 0 in rain. Dutch Leonard blanked the Yankees 3 to 0. The Cardinals crushed the Cubs 8 to 3 with Max Lanier earning his seventh win. Browns beat White Sox 3 to 2 on a Christman bases-loaded single. Phillies beat Braves 7 to 2, in game two of a doubleheader, while Wilkinson No-Hit spared the Braves 1 to 0 in the opener. Dodgers and Giants split as Walker powered Brooklyn 9 to 4 over New York. Detroit-Cleveland was rained out.
Ohio State football opens summer practice under Carroll Widdoes with 17 year old and 4-F candidates shaping a strong future. Newcomer Tom Keane of Bellaire excites as a top prospect, while 14 holdovers and a knee surgery recovery headline a cautious rebuild despite last season’s three-win record.
Yesterday's results show St. Louis 8 Chicago 3 and Brooklyn 9 New York 4 in the National League. American League noted Boston 7 Philadelphia 2 and St. Louis 5 Chicago 2 with Detroit Cleveland games pending. Today's NL matchups include Brooklyn at New York and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Henry Armstrong returns to the Madison Square Garden ring tomorrow night to face Bummy Davis, a risky southpaw puncher. Armstrong, a former triple crown champion, was a 2 to 1 favorite after his 10 round decision loss to Ray Sugar Robinson in his previous appearance at the Garden.
A busy week covers major league all star ticket requests and hotel holds for Pirates, Red Cross golf show sales near 10 000 with 28 000 in program ads, plus coaching notes from high school to college. Also mentions football, boxing, and baseball figures with travel plans and transfers.
Detroit June 14 The women’s division at the National Clay Court tournament at the Detroit Tennis Club paired for quarterfinals. Top seed Patline Betz of Los Angeles faced Shirley Fry of Akron with Doris Hart of Miami meeting Catherine Wolf of Elkhart. Other matches include Dorothy Bundy vs Connie Clifton and Mary Arnold vs Nancy Corbett.
Mel Mancuso, veteran Giants catcher, credits vitamin B-1 tablets with improvements in speed and hitting. He has won the New York Giants receiving job and hit 16 runs in 43 at bats, with nine walks, while playing through mid June.
Amsterdam High junior Roges Bowman, a 140 pound five foot eleven righty, has pitched three no hitters in six games this season for the AHL 194 squad. He developed under Coach John D. Tracy and later learned from Giants figures like Dole Luque. Baseball comes first but Bowman also enjoys music and other talents.
The Erie Sailors defeated Wellsville 14 to 2 as pitcher John Tramell limited the Yanks to three hits. Bradford led a late scoring burst with an RBI double, while Hornell and Jamestown also posted wins in the day’s slate.
International Newark 2 9 Rochester 0 8 Suraouse 3 3 Toronto 2 16 Jersey City 4 Montreal 10 Baltimore 6 American Association St Paul 4 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 6 Columbus 2 Toledo 5 Kamas City 3.
Pacific Coast Conference coaches approved a rule allowing forward passes from anywhere behind the line in a move aimed at a more spectacular game. They also voted to eliminate the intentional kicker out of bounds, with officials to enforce in-bounds kickoffs when kicks go out. In New York Harold Green knocked out George Doty in a separate boxing result.
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