Pony League Set to Resume 1946 Season
The Class D Pony League plans a 126 game schedule starting tomorrow as teams like Jamestown and Erie prime for a strong pennant race. New expansions add Kole and Bradford. Erie returns to the Mid Atlantic after the war, with Giants backing and Ollie Carnegie guiding pilot duties. News notes cover Johnny Holte and White Plains golf prospects, plus various minor league and local sports happenings in Corry and nearby areas.
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Jose Schedinlé
Fem
Eric
Jamestown
Ollie Carnegie
Buffalo Bisons
Erié
Stdy
Bill Har ‘Tis
New York Giants
Finch
Pocenle Almendro
Johnny Holte
Corry Country Club
White Plains
New York City
Corry
Johny
Paul Bunyan
Johnny
Roy Johnson Named Acting Pilot of Club
Chicago reports Roy Johnson will become acting manager of the Cubs after Roy Johnson was named acting manager following Wilson's resignation. Wilson, 42, cited lack of wins as he left the dugout after a 1 win start to the season. Speculation centers on candidates including Casey Stengel Bill Jurges and Bill Sweeney with names tied to the Cubs and other clubs.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Jimmy Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Tim
Wilson
Milwaukee
Bos Angeles
Cubs
Cincinnati
Phil K. Wrigley
James Gallagher
Hin
Gibby Hartnell
Tallig
Wrigley
Roy Johnson
Gub
Manger
Johnson Livk
Iis
Hoss
Minny
Asal Fenning
James
Jimmy
Casey Stengel
Boston Braves
Bill Ex
New York
Bill Jurges
Giants
Sion
Niddly
Ruel
Chicago White Sox
Bill Sweeney
Los Angeles
Indians Score Seven In Eighth To Trim Chisox
The Indians rallied with seven runs in the eighth, defeating the White Sox 9-4. Tobin, in a bid for another no No-hitter, held the Sox to one hit through seven before Cleveland’s big eighth inning broke the game open.
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Myatt
Bosox
Tobin
Associated Press
Jim
Brooklyn
Johnny VanderMeer
Broollyn
Durocher
George Mynth
Washington
Boston
Wilbert
Robinson
Sever
Baltimore
Roger Wolff
Senators
Red Sox
Baseball veterans and rookies in postwar sports roundup
Master Sergeant Zeke Bonare eyes a return to baseball after offering to teach British troops during the war. Dean Cromwell touts Roland Sink as a possible future four-minute miler with eight years of training ahead. Joe Goetter praises Bob Goosen’s shutout victory and Bobo Newsom’s continued star status, while Drake Relays contenders face amateur status questions. Tony Shuci coasts on better management, Cass Kwiet emerges as a budding rookie, Charley Trippi joins base training, and Herb Goren selects him as a top player. Calvin Dorsell pitches from the Pacific.
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New York
Zeke Bonare
Zeke
Africa
Bonure
Pat
Doc" Goldstein
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
Roland Sink
U. S
Poys
Bob Steuber
Bob
Dan Ferris
Jimmy Johnson
Tony Shucico
Charley Trippi
Georgia
Greensboro
N. C
Bul
Herb Goren
Charley
Markie Corp
Calvin
Preacher) Dorsell
The
Indias
Pacife
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show Washington 11 over Boston 4 and Cleveland 9 over Chicago 2. Today's schedule lists Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, St Louis at Pittsburgh with other clubs idle.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philisterphia
New Kure
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston
New York visits Philadelphia as Washington travels to Boston in a set of early season matchups. Chicago plays Cleveland while other clubs remain unplanned for now.
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New York Giants
Brooklyn
Phil Welhisiub
Tim Bottomley
Giants
Brooklyn Hurlers. the Scorer’s Nightmare Found the Ott Hie Scorfur
JB Sts
II Misy
Ott Wilt
Waterford Nine Trims Beavers In Close Game
Corry High School baseball lost 5-4 to Waterford after a late seventh inning push by the Beavers. Corry pitcher Leonard Hixson started, with Bill Harmon and Red Kennedy finishing. Blaine Wilces, a one armed player, delivered a decisive seventh inning single driving in the winning run.
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Corry High School
Tean
Leonard Hixson
Breshman
Bill Harmon
Red Kennedy
Harmon
Corry
Blaine Wilces
14 Teams: Trying New "Keystone" Guardians
AP Features Sports Editor, New York, surveys the keystone positions across MLB long before the season. Veterans Bobby Doerr and Don Gutteridge anchor the infield while others vie for second base, mixing Army calls and Navy duty into a chaotic lineup. International League results appear: Jersey City over Buffalo, Rochester over Newark, and Montreal edging Syracuse.
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Har Woxan
New York
Army
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Don Gutteridge
St. Louis Browns
Der
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Bobby
Doerr
Billy
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lountt Prey
Cucinnati Hetls
Hays
Olof
He- Anderson
Barton
Lonnie
Gates
Taapiie
Hixson
Ney -Malio
Lovelard
Giants
Mickey Witele
Wateeford
Coast Guard
Mickey Really Hart
Shinberg
Olab
Wright
Lou Klein
Jimmy Brown
Aldridge
Birte
St. Louis
Seymour
Rusty Wares
Angy'llunter
Wilcox
Verbatt
Biulkowsky
Dows
Pe Chris
Ed Stanky
Don Jobson
Mitweilkes
Moon Mullen
Danny Muriaugh
Ees Witerford
Tersey City
BuiTaty
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Syracuse
Derby Day Spotlight Shines on Eddie Arcaro at Churchill
In Louisville the Derby buildup centers on jockey Eddie Arcaro from Newport, Kentucky. Most entries teased by trainers and owners await final tests as seven finalists battle for Derby glory at Churchill Downs. Arcaro rides Stir Up Saturday while the favorite Stimulus, son of Stimulus, seeks the front end of the parade for Mrs. Payne Whitney.
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Cory
Tohnny Strieler
Churchill’ Downs
Corry
Warren Moose Club
Binday
Warren Gang
Eddie Hart
Warren Buddy Rosar
Cleveland Indians
Watchdry
Tribe
Buffalo Gar
Cleveland Weatherhesd Co
Howie Schultz
Brooklyn Dodgers
Daly Camilli
Homestead Grays
Pittsburgh
New York Black Yankees
WPB
New York Yankees
Boston
Sy Associated Press
Louisville
Saldr— Day
Eddie Area
Hot Lassie
Newport
Iil
Chavenilt Downs
Sone
Areato
Stimulus
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