Salamanca Beats Corry 20 to 2 in Lively Nonleague Game
Salamanca Independents routed Corry 20 to 2 at Loveland Field as Nagelmen Rogers and James powered the offense. Kept alive by seven Corry errors and multiple hits, the locals piled up five runs in the fourth and chased Koester early, while Mee and Cassett limited visitors with strong pitching. The Merchants visit Titusville next in a series leading to a July 4 rematch in Corry.
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Loveland
Ark Kane
Ralph Mee
Pahpi Stark
Russ Cassett
Nir
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Alert Salamancy
Joe Nagel
Shaver
George Koester
Gerry
Rogers
Squinn
Pratt
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Sala
James
Koestner
Corry
Nagermen
Titusville
Groupmnen
Queen City
Yankees and Tigers Vie For AL Lead In Junior Loop
Yankees and Tigers battled for first place in the American League after a split with Washington with Detroit slipping one game behind the Browns while New York won 7-2. The article also notes Dodgers and Giants in the NL race and various other league results with key hitters and pitchers mentioned.
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Bill) Bevens
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Runs in 3/9 Innings Highlight Varied Baseball At Bat
Report notes Koestner allowed 3 hits and 4 turns in 2/4 innings, Group yielded unclear hits and 9 runs in 2/3 innings. Passed balls by Zewaisky two, Deft reached base, Salaman on 13, Corry seven. Losing pitcher marked, Cas setl. Umpires Kane and Tanner. Game time 1 hour 55 minutes.
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Falcons Win Two as Erie Scores Upset
Batavia won two games in a long Pony League night, taking a 14 to 10 victory in 10 innings after a marathon 17 inning affair. Other games saw Wellsville, Olean, Hornell, and Bradford posting wins as the circuit slate wrapped with multiple splits and late rallies.
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Hornell
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Mercer Owners Horse Wins Trotting Race at Westbury
Nimble Vole a six year old brown gelding owned by Moossnd Parish of Morey Pa driven by Ray Flaxleo won the Roosevelt Rageway sea for 2 041 in prize money 400 race Haledoi Stailes Peter Long Jr finished second in a photo finish Crowd chose the winner amid an avidion finish scoring 300 in the last six starts
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Ray Flaxleo
Roosevelt Rageway
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Ferocious Gentleman Fryvidie would beat two world champions
Sports Roundup reports on boxing figures and other athletics, noting Freid din Wed Cochrane’s boast and Armstrong’s welterweight title history, plus scattered notes on baseball and college sports. It mentions Junior baseball programs, Camp Davis golf fundraisers, and AAU track events with several named figures and places.
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Postponed Tourney in Bellefonte Withdrawn
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on June 26 an apparent postponement of a joint baseball tournament was announced by Commissioner Duck Watson. The event aims to allow more time for entries and will proceed later at a national venue in Wichita.
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Segura on pace for Dimaggio at Yale event
Evans ton June 28 Francisco Segura of the University of Miami, national collegiate tennis champion in 1943 and 1944, led toward a repeat at Yale in the January navy era event. His quarterfinal victory kept him in position for a third straight title, while Herb Pennock of the Phillies celebrated DiMaggio trade gains.
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