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Week End Golf Boom and Baseball News Update
Wartime shifts push Country Club Express toward weekend use for golf as highway travel rises and riding hay wagons gain popularity. Inside baseball notes include Joe DiMaggio era changes, squeeze plays context, and boxing title debates in Pennsylvania. A local Corry Athletic Club meeting plans a Sunday game start with Ty Orindall as manager and a target of 1500 members.
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Loveland Field Sunday baseball approved by board
In a heated meeting the Board of Education reversed its denial of using Loveland Field for Sunday baseball. A 5 to 2 vote granted use of the grounds for the 1948 season with regulations to be drafted by the directors following a delegation from Corry Athletic Club.
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No-Hitters Highlight Vanderbilt Player Recall in 1858 Log
The Associated Press recounts Johnny VanderMeer, famed for back-to-back no-hitters in 1858, including a June 11 no-hitter against Boston and a June 15 night game against Brooklyn. He notes fans and bench players felt the pressure more than the pitcher, reflecting on that major league record and its lasting notoriety.
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Dahlgren and Stephens Still Leading Hitters
Dahlgren and Stephens remain the top hitters as of today with Stephens at .300, sliding by 29 points from last week. Dahlinger’s pace dips to .359 while holding a three point lead over Harry Walker of the St Louis Cardinals. Dixie adds to his streak, moving to .356 and second, Musial drops to fourth, and McCormick tops the NL list while Lindell falters for the Yankees.
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Haegg May Face Dodds at Chicago Track Meet
June 15 Gunder Haegg the Swedish distance runner is slated to meet two miler Gil Dodds and possibly race two miles against Gree Klee at the Central A A U meet at Soldier Field Chicago. Herman Fischer says a plan calls Haegg to run a three mile duel with Huege and a mile with Dodds if fit for two appearances in one evening.
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Final day for player swaps and trades in major leagues
Deadlines loom for waiver moves and roster shuffles as teams including the Dodgers, Giants, and Yankees push toward last minute deals. Branch Rickey weighs a Major League trade for Joe Medwick while New York clubs adjust lineups after Wednesday games. Twins of the week include Giuseppe and others, with several deals affecting outfield depth and pitcher rotations.
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Roundup of College Basketball Plans and Sports Notes
EW YORK June 15 Ned Irish plans for a college basketball season at Madison Square Garden next winter. He notes training time differs from football and transport needs vary. Also: Harris fines Phillies players, promoter Matsins eyes Detroit Olympia and Chicago Stadium, West Virginia Virginia Tech football history, harness racing at Empire City, and Jiggs the chimp at San Diego Padres. Various notes on camps, soldiers in sports, and coaching anecdotes.
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Wallace Cross Outpoints Musto in Chicago Bout
New York fighter Wallace Cross, age 21 from Newark, defeated Tony Musto, age 201 from Chicago by outpoint. In Baltimore Pedro Hernandez from Puerto Rico outpointed Prande Sarto from Philadelphia with a 1121 score.
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Bettina Stops Brooks in First
Bettina knocks out Brooks in a quick 10 round heavyweight bout at Philadelphia. The punch blinds Brooks briefly as Bettina’s left hand delivers decisive damage causing the referee to stop the fight. Spectators and officials note Bettina’s swift return after a year away from the ring.
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