Corry Merchants Split Twin Bill With Struthers Wells
The Corry Merchants opened their 193% baseball season Sunday, drawing about 200 fans. They lost the opener 6 4 to Struthers Wells of Warren, then won the nightcap 9 3 behind timely hitting and a fielding gem. Cran dall men showed lack of game experience in the afternoon, while under sunny and showering conditions the crowd endured a lengthy finish to the second game.
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Corry Merchants
Struthers Wells
Warren
Contes
Crandall
End of Great Experiment Ends with Teague Clues for Baseball Train
West coast sports notes from York to Pasadena hint at White Sox drills in Pasadena and potential Dodgers link to California. Jet skater Eve Chandler and sons Bruce Mus and Ry Mapes appear in Stars On Ice show while Army leases and Navy moves shape the spring sports scene. Military service stories include Ray Navin and Art Anderson football ties, plus boxing prospect clashes and a Venice detachment field investigations.
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York
al Lang
St. Pete
Ploris
Army
Bob Fonte
Pasadena
Calif
Star-News
White Sox
Dodgers
California
Tech
Erudite
Eve Chandler
Colorado Springs
Bruce Mus Jrindry Mapes
Wilmington Blue Rocks surge to lead with 17 run win
Wilmington Blue Rocks break four game skid to top Hagerstown Owls 17 to 4 in a 6 inning doubleheader opener. Tal Abernaliy collected eight hits and the Rocks bats pounded 15 singles off Hagengroym pitchers as they regained pace in the Tierstate League. The second game was halted after it began.
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Wilmington
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Hagerstown Owls
The
Rocks
Tal Abernaliy
Hagengroym
Head Work Drives Rollins Tennis Triumph Says Coach
Rollins College tennis coach Gordon Apgar credits head work over footwork for success this season. He highlights Pauline Bets and Nancy Corbett as top performers and notes the emphasis on strategy and knowing where to hit the ball to win matches. He cites several rising players and outlines his coaching philosophy.
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Tress
Winter Park
Gordon Apgar
Ab Rolla College
Wellevas
Nls Toeory
Ab Teast
Pauline Bets
Rollins
Apgar
Detroit
Nancy Corbett
River Forest
Til
Pauline
Romney Recalls Leaders at Grid Coach Schools
LOGAN Utah June 24 AP Features Romney recalls leaders at grid coach schools. Dean Dick Romney of Utah State College reflects on famed football professors who built the annual coaching schools on the Utah Aggie campus. He lists Knute Rockne Pop Warner and others noting their dynamic quality and teaching style.
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Romney
Loudon Kelly
Logan
Utah
E. L.dick Romney
Rocky Mountain
Utah State College
Utah Aggie
Utah Mountains
Ronmey
Knule Rueluie
Pop Warner
Bob Zuppke
Howard Jones
Wallace Wade
Bernie Beirman
Harry Kipke
Fritz Crisler
Clask Shaughnessy
Bil Spaulding
Francis Schmidt
Dana X. Bible
J. B
Stub) Allison
Renistic
Lynn Waldart
Bummy Davis Favored In Philadelphia Return Bout
A capacity crowd of 8 000 is expected for the outdoor Arena tonight as Bummy Davis and Al Tribuen meet in a return bout. Davis is the favorite after a 7 to 5 split decision in their first encounter five weeks ago.
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Bummy
Davis
al ‘Tribuan
Davis Rifles
Reds Pitching Stamps Pirates In Twin Bill Wins
The Reds swept the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-5 by splitting games, with strong pitching by Riddle and Beggs in a two game set. The Braves topped the Giants 10-1, Ott’s team rallied, and Cleveland edged Chicago 2-1 as Edger Smith threw a four hitter. St Louis defeated Detroit 6-3 while Detroit responded with an 8-5 nightcap, Rudy York hitting two homers.
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Associated Press
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Jonc Ies
Yankees
Red Sox
Gordon
Yanks
Bobby Docer
Folia
Washington
Sen Lor
Athletics
Scross
Jojo White
Jes
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Krist
Dodgers
Phillies
Rube Melton
Filmer Riddle
Ray Starr
Joel Beggs
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Otters
Johnny Wittig
Cleveland Tholans
Chicago White Sox
Edger Smith
St.Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Rudy York
Dick Wakefield
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
National League results Brooklyn 9 6 Philadelphia 4 0 Cincinnati 6 5 Pittsburgh 0 1 Boston 10 0 New York 1 4 St Louis 9 4 Chicago 2 Games today Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Only game scheduled American League results Washington 9 4 Philadelphia 0 5 St Louis 6 5 Detroit 3 9 New York 9 8 Boston 2 4 Cleveland 20 Chicago 1 2
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
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Ant
Pan
Hulse Emerges From Shadow At Mile Record Attempt
New York University standout Bill Gulse, a Passaic chem engineer, surged in the shadow of a trailing miler to nearly leap into track history. He clocked a 4 42.2 400-meter split and a 1 68.1 for the first quarter as he chased a world best, with NYU coach Emil Von Elling praising his near-miss against MacMitchell and noting Hulse’s potential alongside legends like Gunder Haegg.
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Bill Gulsenally
Lester Maeduitahell
New York University
Hulse
Sheppard
Bill
McNthehell
Emil von Elling
NYU
MacMitchell
NYT
Lyne
Gunder
Haegg
Avermac
Hille
Id Sands
Orig See
Classy field enters women's western open golf
About 100 entrants from 22 states compete for the women’s Western Open title at Chicago with 32 players advancing to match play. Top contenders include Patty Berg seeking a comeback after a 18 month injury, Mrs. Opal Hill, and Elizabeth Hicks. Other notable players feature Dorothy Kirby, George Tainter, Phyllis Otto, Edith Estahronks, Agnes Well, Jeanne Cline, and Lieutenant Eleanor Dudley.
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Chicago
Tare
Patty Berg
Dave
Opal 5. Hill
Kansas City
Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
Cyril
Texas
Betty Jameson
Mexicaity
Miss Berg
Mrs. Hill
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
George Tainter
Fargo
N. D
Phiyllis Otto
Omak
Pias Degee
Edith Estahronks
la Jolla
Ont
Agnes Well
Menominee
Mich
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Eleanor Dudley
Army Medical Corps
Temple
Tex
Irvine Forgers Top Pioneers 5-2 in Dueling Five Hitter
Irvine Forgers defeated Meadville Keystone Pioneer 5-2 Sunday afternoon to win their first game against the Pioneers this season. Meadville led 1-0 in the fourth before Irvine surged with two runs in the fifth and three more in the eleventh, sealing the victory in a low scoring clash.
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Rose
Kinney
Swantek
Kirmey
Warren
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Orb Uy
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Morton
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Kin Peterson
Nsy
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Bib
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Grow
Detury
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Lindstrom
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Schusster
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Cassatt
Schuster
Gcklund
Cobbett
Young
Cassel
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Kennedy
Popovich
Magonal Forge
Irvine
Meadville Keystone Pioneer
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Grove
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Wilson Favored Over Lew Hanbury in 10 Round Title Fight
Washington June 28 Ken Hanbury promising Washington lightweight faces Jackie Woaon a former NBA featherweight title holder in a 10 rounder with Wilson slight favorite in preface calculations. Hanbury who recently upset Jake Callum claimed his shot at the big money says he wants a go and lists Sammy Angott Beau Jack and Hob Montgomery as possible contenders.
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Washington
Ken Hanbury
Promisse
Jackie Woaon
War bond winners announced in local league results
Three names are listed as bond winners in a local sports style notice. Hand tickets went to A. 1, Le Ross of Aero Supply, and Olean L Bayivin with entries tied to Pony Luague Tamnestown, Wellsyilte HotU, and Bookpork.
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Simday
Uisikineader
A. 1
Bont Wid le Ross
The
Aero Supply
Pony Luague Tamnestown
Wellsyilte
Hotu
Bookpork
Olean L Bayivin
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