Baseball Notes From St. Vincent College Bearcats
Baseball news notes focus on St. Vincent College Bearcats. Star outfielders Dick Stael and Al Ulvak led a 508 season at bat, with Ulvak posting 95 hits in 81 official at bats and 26 runs. The piece discusses fielding, prospects, and plans for lights at the ballpark, plus potential schedules with Meadville Pioneers and local teams as the season progresses.
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Conn Favored To Win Decision In Joyce Conor Heavyweight Bout
New York reports expect a $500000 gate for the heavyweight fight between Joe Joyce and Billy Conn at the Polo Grounds. Conn is praised as the pace setter and may secure the decision by forcing an early finish. Promoter notes emphasize Joyce’s quick pace and aggressive style, with pundits predicting Conn will outpace his rival and win on points.
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Baseball Roundup as Teams Split Lepre Sports Card Scene
The Yankees extended their lead with a 3-1 win over Detroit, while DiMaggio homered for a 13th time to push his streak to 25 games. The Cardinals and Dodgers split a doubleheader before 34,543 spectators as Lew Tigges drove in four in the opener and Ernie White blanked the nightcap. Boston swept Chicago with 14 and 11 hits, Athletics pounded Browns 10-4, and Washington beat Detroit 7-5 in a see-saw game. Reds gained third by beating the Giants twice, Cubs shutout Phillies in game one, Phillies rallied in game two, and Pirates fell to Braves on a Sailor Bill Posedel gem. Rain interrupted the second game in Pittsburgh.
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Golf Pro Is Knocked Unconscious By Duffer
Atlanta columnist reports June 16 incident where golf pro Billy Wilson, teaching a pupil, was knocked unconscious at the practice tee after the pupil, focused on his drive, failed to see him bend down to pick up stray leds. Wilson says he does not blame the pupil, noting the pupil was following instructions.
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Harness Racing Season Opens at Roosevelt Racecourse
Harness racing fans in the New York metropolitan area will see Grand Circuit action start tonight at Roosevelt Raceway Wentbury featuring a $1,200 Montauk pace for pacers and a brisk two week meeting weather permitting. The card includes trotting events with plans for four days of racing and a mix of events for men and women with substantial prize pools.
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Harvard Crew Climaxes Season with Yale Rivalry
Boston June 11 Harvard varsity crew capped a dominant season by sweeping all four events against Yale at New London. Captain Tom Bolles, in his fifth season since transferring from Washington in 1988, called the boat one of the all-time great college crews as the Crimson completed its fourth straight four-event clean sweep in the regatta.
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Comiskey to clash with Tontgt Pittsburg heavyweight bout
Texas giant Jue Ritchie and Pat Comiskey of New Jersey square off in a ten round heavyweight fight at Hickey Park tonight. Ritchie stands tall with dark hair and is billed as a Texas fighter, while Comiskey represents New Jersey in the televised confrontation.
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Sports Roundup Reflects 1944 Boxing Ties and Army Duty
A garbled 1944 sports roundup notes Chuck Wenske’s promotion and boxing talks involving Bob Pastor Billy Conn and other figures. Mentions military shifts at Camp Shelby, a Dayton regiment, and upcoming heavyweight bout plans. Highlights include a 284 score by Craig Wond and references to Olympic/Open coverage, with local sports writers and broadcast events across Virginia, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
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Yesterday's Stars Reflect Wide Baseball Action Across The League
Mil Pose del and the Braves yielded a five hit pitching string while Bulling, Hilda Oh Six, and Johnson delivered strong outings across teams including Yankees, Athletics, Browns, Cubs, Phillies, and Reds. Litwhiler opened an eight run rally with a single as Riddle and Walters starred in early sessions, with Walters pitching seven hit innings for a solid start.
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Heafner tops field in Girard Open Golf tourney
Clayton Heather, a 26 year old southern golfer, wins the $5,000 Girard Open at Stetory in muddy conditions. Linville of North Carolina follows with a subpar finish while Ted Luther, Tony Joy share prize money after rounds totaling 286 and 295 respectively. Joy faded late after a strong start, leaving him outside the leaders.
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Baseball Results National League Summary
National League results and standings with scores for Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh and St. Louis. Yesterday's scores include Brooklyn 0 over New York 0 and Cleveland 4 Boston 0 with other noted games and today’s matchups Cleveland at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago are listed.
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Golfers vie for four PGA places in Tri-State sectional
In Butler Pennsylvania golfers tackled a waterlogged course at Butler Country Club in a Tri-State sectional qualifying round for the national championship. The top four scores would earn spots, with the national match slated for mid July at Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver.
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Cromwell With Six Wins Shows So Cal Success
The report details Cromwell college team success with six wins and highlights the strong showing by Southern California players. It mentions key figures like Howell, Leroy Weed, Don Hommel, and others, noting NCAA champions and relay prospects as the season nears spring meets. The piece reflects a 1980 windup of trials and relay hopes, emphasizing Howell and related performances.
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Forte Salica Title Fight Tonight in Philadelphia
Two boxers Forte and Salica headline a booming bantamweight bout at Shibe Park gym. Vera Warts Sete from Brooklyn faces Forte as media hype grows with expected 20,600 strong crowd and a 5 pm EST ring entry.
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Cubs Buy Dialghen Babe for Boston Braves
Chicago June 18 Cubs announce a deal that sends Babe Dialect to the Boston Braves in a straight cash transaction. The sale involves player exchange and cash considerations as reported by the Chicago desk.
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