PIAA Ballots Reach Members On New Non Member Coach Rule
The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association polls 1008 member high schools to approve a rule limiting non member competition to schools employing coaches. Ballots due by July 1. rule to take effect September 1 unless postponed. Parochial group aligns with PIAA on scheduling existing games.
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Aton
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Beavers
Cardinals Rally Past Braves in Low Scoring Clash
Henry Sauer drove in two for Cincinnati with a home run and a double to pace the Reds to a 4 4 win over the Phillies. Pitching saw left handers Brazile and Spahn duel as St Louis beat Boston 0 4 0.
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Sauer Clouts 20th Homer as Reds Top Phils
The Reds beat the Phillies 4 3 as Gus Sauer blasted his 20th homer in his first full major league season. The night game in Philadelphia also featured Alpha Brazie beating Warren Spahn in Boston 1 0. Allie Reynolds led the Yankees to a 13 2 win over the Indians in Cleveland. DiMaggio and Burwell homered for New York.
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Dodgers
Brooklyn
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Cleveland
Joe DiMag
Gio
George Burweiss
DiMag
Ken Keltner
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Stanford Hose Edges Raymond Hine 10-4 in Softball
Stanford Hose defeated Raymond Hine 10 to 4 in a City Softball League game at Aero Field. Bugbee limited Springmakers to seven hits while homering and doubling to boost the winners. Batteries: Hughes and F Zekat for Stanford Hose. B Zewatsky Christensen and Whitehead for Raymond.
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National League results and upcoming games recap
Yesterday's NL results include Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 2, St Louis 1 Boston 0, Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia with only games scheduled. Today schedule features Pittsburgh at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League scores show New York sweeping Cleveland 13 2 with other results and the night slate. International League results list Syracuse 4 Rochester 2 Montreal 7 Newark 3, Buffalo 10 Baltimore 4, Jersey City 10 Toronto 6.
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Toronto
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Louis Walcott Confidence Ahead of Heavyweight Title Bout
Confident Louis and Walcott predicted a brisk 15round battle at Yankee Stadium. The Brown Bomber touted his readiness while Walcott, famed for a comeback, aimed to capture the crown despite past chatter of a TV money flow and TV-ruled era. Weather tempers outdoor plans but promoter Mike Jacobs expected strong gate receipts around $900,000 with TV and radio adds.
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Robinson-Docusen Bout Again Postponed in Chicago
Champion Ray Sugar Robinson begins another weight reduction session after his welterweight title bout with Bernard Docusen of New Orleans is postponed for a second time. Rain and failure to make the 147 pound limit forced the delay. the fight is moved to next Monday at Comiskey Park.
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Sugar) Robinson
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Corry Moose Nine Triumphs in Extra Innings
Corry Moose Nine edged Titusville 8 to 7 in a tense game at Loveland Ficta. Frank Prismna delivered a pivotal fielder’s choice in the seventh, with Len Hixson earning the win after replacing Bob Long. One defeat was charged to Her ring.
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Harrisburg elects Taggart state bowling chief
W 8 Taggart of Lancaster is elected president of the Pennsylvania State Bowling Association at its annual meeting in Harrisburg. Bethlehem will host the next tournament, with Pittsburgh named for the 1950 match. A new handicap rule bases state tournament on handicap rather than class standings. Officers elected include J A Mader Williamsport first vice president Harry Gunn Harrisburg second vice president S B Salley Heading third vice president Fr B Watson Brie fourth vice president William Briner Philadelphia secretary and O F Wolf Allentown treasurer.
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Pennsylvania State Bowling Association
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Williamsport
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View
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Philadelphia
Wolf
Allentown
Ist eaves Sets Pace In Practice Skeet Shoot
Sunday practice skeet shoot yields top scores with Ist eaves 23 and 20, Kermit Mewes 23 and 18, Edward Crapser 21 and 19, Nelson Thamson 22 and 18. The local club meets Bear Lake in Penn York League action at Cary Rod and Gun Club range in Columbus next.
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Statewide Baseball Under Study by PIAA
Edmund Wirin, PIAA secretary, said the association is studying a baseball playoff system similar to basketball. The board meets at English Center for four days starting Saturday to consider how baseball could gain proper stature in high schools.
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Ludlow to Play Here Wednesday Evening Baseball Clash
Here 'Wednesday 'The 'Corry Merchants' with four straight behind them will face Ludlow at Loveland Pied tomorrow at 6 o'clock. Officials timed the match after a management decision to speed play for the broadcast. Ludlow carries nine wins against one defeat and faces tough resistance from two strong hitters, Hank Wyse and Ka Pragte, plus relief pitcher Fuss Caswell. Manager Vern Group shifts Gene DeyManue to start against the Merchants.
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Caswell
Vern Group
Gene
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