Corry Merchants Battle Jamestown Vikings Sunday Visit
The Corry Merchants host the Jamestown Vikings at Loveland Field Sunday at 3 o clock, seeking a rebound after a 14 2 opening loss. Jamestown, led by Vern Group, features Patrolling outfielders Leo Squin and others with Tom Hart new at shortstop and Walt Swantels backing the plate. Ralph Mee backs the visitors and Sonny Staples is expected on the mound for Corry. Next week the Merchants visit Warren for a twilight game at Russell Field.
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Aero Supply
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Walt Swantels
Russ Cassett
Sonny Staples
Ralph Mee
Warren
Russell Field
Tuck Tilson's summer program aids youths and future athletes
The program for boys aged 10 to 14 in Wye aims to provide recreation and develop future high school athletes. It will emphasize outdoor basketball and touch football to teach coordination and fundamentals, helping participants prepare for school teams. The effort seeks to foster physical skills useful in coming years.
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Major League Leaders Confusing Mixed Batting Figures
A garbled baseball standings snippet lists batting leaders and team names with numerous mis-spellings and typos. Names like Tucker, Cullenbine, Doerr, Lindell, and Dillenbine appear alongside teams Cleveland Boston New York St. Louis and Brooklyn, with inconsistent stats for batting runs, home runs, and stolen bases.
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Baseball standings and results across leagues
National League results Cincinnati 10 Chicago 5 Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 4. American League Washington 4 Boston 0 New York 6 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 14 Detroit 1 Chicago 3 Cleveland 1. standings show St Louis leading. Schedule notes include New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia upcoming. minor leagues scores from International and American associations listed with several postponed or planned games.
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Candini blanks Red Sox as Yanks, Senators surge
Milo Candini halted Boston's nine game win streak with a five hit complete game for Washington. Stan Spence drove in the first run, George Case stole two bases, and Washington moved into the first division. St. Louis Browns beat Detroit 14-1 as Byrnes and Christman drive in three each. Hal Trosky returns for White Sox in 3-1 win over Cleveland. Bronklvn tops Philadelphia 5-4. Dodgers beat Cubs 10-8 as McCormick and Tipton homer. Reds pound Cubs 10-8 on McCormick and Tipton homers and Shoun earns sixth win.
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Don Gutteridge
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Detroit Tigers
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Mark Christman
Bob Muncrie
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Hawke Borowy
Gordon Maltzberger
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Ditis Walker
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Rubel Melton
Les Webner
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Chicago
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Eric Tipton
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Falcons Taken From Bradford In Pony League Doubleheader
Jamestown swept Bradford in a Pony League four game series by winning 8-5 and 10-4. Clive Carnegie Don Hasenmeyer and Ed Yeash had three hits in the opener. Hasehitfeyer increased his league lead in triples to 13.
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Ed Yeash
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Hasehitfeyer
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Debating Track and Field names in postwar roundup
Sports roundup from New York on June 17 notes about 85 percent of AAU track entrants and service members, with Texas Charley Parker touting speed limits and a 9.5 best. It mentions Alva Phillips choosing Cubs signing over scholarships, Bob Steuber’s perfect fielding streak, and a turnover of NL and AL newcomers by mid-June. It also highlights short notes on Oklahoma State and Mississippi athletes, coaching shifts, and a USO League pairing of baseball and softball clubs.
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Alva Phillips
Greenville
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Nashville
Bob Steuber
Iowa Navy
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Camp Wheeler
Simmer
Stark General Hospital
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Red Rolfe Teaches Yale Nine Winning Spirit
Former Yankee star Red Rolfe coaches Yale baseball and basketball, stressing confidence and a winning mentality. He cites Yankee experience to build Yale’s 1943 44 teams, aiming to surpass Holy Cross in collegiate baseball and instill a decisive, self-reliant approach in players.
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Red) Rolfe
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City Recreation Program Seeks Boys and Girls ages 0 14 Start Next Week
The Loveland program invites all city youths from 0 to 14 to report for registration at Loveland Field Monday morning. Competent instructors and equipment are provided. Sessions run daily Monday to Friday until noon. Aimed at forming leagues in football, basketball, softball, soccer if interest exists, and a junior recreation track. A four team baseball league will start Tuesday or Thursday evenings.
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Mary Arnold Faces Bundy in Net Finals
Detroit June 17 In the National Clay Court women's championship Mary Arnold of Los Angeles meets Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica for the final after Bundy upset defending champion Pauline Betz in the semifinals and Arnold defeated Doris Hart 6-1 6-3 to reach the final
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Pauline Betz
Turnesa and Nelson Tie in Red Cross Open
Mike Turnesa of White Plains and Byron Lord Nelson of Toledo led the Red Cross Open after 36 holes at Wylaxel’s Kaley course New Rochelle with 18 over par scores. The 90 Soldiers arrived as 36 holes remained in the race for war bonds and the medal play resumes today and Sunday.
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Hulsein Feature Race At 56th AAU Track Meet
New York June 17. Bil Bulag a young research chemist saw a novel indication from Gunder Hauge’s training in last summer’s races. Hulse competes in the 1500 meter at the fifty sixth AAU meet and will also run the 800 meters Sunday. He trains on hills and cinder sprints to build endurance and speed for the mile. Hazel McSpaden the tour winner from Philadelphia is noted with a 138 after a Tyrling 68 yesterday. Ghea the Army sergeant posted 167, fourth after a second round 73.
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Hazel
Joe) McSpaden
Philadelphia
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