Hammerbeck Dead L a w r e n c e Park star 17 dies
Bill Hammerbeck of Lawrence Park High School dies at 17 from spinal meningitis after starring in the Class B County Basketball final for the Parkers. He scored 19 points, sparked a late rally, and in overtime secured the championship with a rebound in the final seconds. The Corry team extends sympathy to the Parkers.
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Dizzy Dean Sparks Cardinals to seventh win in eight games
National League leaders the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 1 as Dizzy Dean earned his third straight win, improving to 3-0 this season with 28 innings pitched, 28 hits allowed and 22 strikeouts. Also, the New York Giants beat Brooklyn 11 to 2 behind Carl Hubbell's 18th win. The Chicago Cubs toppled Pittsburgh 7 to 2, Roy Parmelee earned his first Chicago win. Vince DiMaggio homered for the Washington Senators in a 4 to 1 victory over the New York Yankees. The New York Aero club began workouts as Raymonds plan their league opener and seek delayed start actions.
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Corry High to Launch Scholastic Sports Here Monday
Corry High School will open its four sport programs this Monday under Athletic Director Ruggy Jurald. The baseball season kicks off with Junior and Senior classes meeting in the afternoon at the East Washington Street diamond. Tennis, track, and horseshoe pitching events also begin, weather permitting, with participation open to all Senior High students and several nearby Union High students.
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Dizzy Dean Wins Third Straight as Reds Downed
Pitcher Dizzy Dean dominated the Reds yesterday, yielding only five hits while striking out six in his third consecutive victory, cementing his status as the day’s standout in major league action.
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Entries in Speed Auto Race Slightly Off
United Press reports the Memorial Day speedway 500-mile race near Indianapolis may see fewer entrants than last year as nominations close at midnight. The entry list shows likely under six starters, amid the record prize pace. Dukes win Indiana game 8 to 4 in season opener.
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Sox trample Athletics 15 to 1 as Cronin shines
Sox defeated the Athletics 15 1 with Joe Cronin delivering 1h hits and strong two run shots. Jimmy Foxx returned from sinus trouble for a 87 debut homer with two on. Wes Ferrell earned his second win while the White Sox Browns game was rained out.
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America Davis Cup squad wins opening match
In San Francisco on May 1, the US Davis Cup doubles team of Don Budge and Gene Make seeded a strong start, defeating Japan as Yamagishi and Kano struggled. Frankie Parker and Budge also won singles, putting the United States up 2-0 as the series opened in San Francisco.
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P. I. A. A. Golf Tournament at State College May 29
Warrishburg May 1 The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association third annual champion ship golf tournament will be staged at State College May 29. District championships will be decided during the next three weeks. Four schoolboy golfers represent each district in the 36 hole medal play title tournament under USGA rules. Gold silver and bronze medals will be awarded to first second and third place winners.
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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Baseball standings include American results with Washington beating New York 4 to 1 and Boston sweeping Philadelphia 15 to 5. National League shows New York 11 over Brooklyn 2, and Boston 10 over Philadelphia 2. International results list Jersey City 4 over Toronto 1 and Newark 2 over Buffalo 1. Today’s games feature Boston at New York among others.
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Wood Will Test Pompoon Today at the Derby Build Up
New York May 1. About 4 30 pm today Uteaworld will learn if Pompoon is a route runner and Derby favorite or just a sprinter like his sire Pompey. The bay colt runs in the Wood Memorial at Jamaica Downs for 20000 added, a key Derby predictor. If Pompeon wins the Downs likely to be the Derby favorite, else the Derby narrows to a wide open race with doubt and suspense. Duckpin enthusiasts await a natural match between Meadville’s Jimmy Dellugio and Ted Smith Mercer county champ who won the Meadville district title.
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Corry Pro Opens Summer Competitive Program in Pittsburgh
Tony Joy, pro at Ye Copry Country Club, heads to Pittsburgh to resume competitive play starting Monday. He will enter the National PGA qualifying rounds at the Pittsburgh Field Club. the national tournament runs May 2 through 30 on the same course. The local course, soggy from rain, awaits a midweek reopening ahead of a Decoration Day opening May 30. Dick Shoemaxer of Titusville is the only other nearby pro in the tourney.
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OMahoney Tosses Judson to Win in Buffalo Bout
Danno OMahoney of Ireland former world heavyweight wrestling champion threw Frank Judson of Brooklyn twice last night to win the top bout on the card in Buffalo. OMahoney won in 14:09 with a body slam and repeated in 22:04 with a body slam. OMahoney weighed 220 and Judson 212.
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Roy Perry and Bill Miller Feature Card Oil City
Oil City May 1 The Venango County Amateur club presents Roy Perry formerly of Franklin now Meadville against Bill Miller of Brig in the main bout at the K of C auditorium. The show comes as the amateur boxing pack shifts toward professional pugs after last fall. May 10 event date is noted for the evening program.
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Miller Victor Brie Upsets Roberta at Owls A.C. Carni Val
Taw-headed Billy Miller from Meadville won a clean decision against Kid Roberta in the main bout at Springdale's Owls A.C. amateur boxing carnival before 437 spectators at the Public Auditorium.
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