Fragmented game note from Teels and Sne in to Quence
Incomplete report describes Teels and Sne in to Quence after a threat from the ua regarding a liquid issue. The text references a sequence of nine tosses and a point near the end.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1946
Page
7
Incomplete report describes Teels and Sne in to Quence after a threat from the ua regarding a liquid issue. The text references a sequence of nine tosses and a point near the end.
The alleged title fight between Toe Loita and Billy Goon drew 4000 spectators in New York as both fighters faced the New York State Athletic Commission. Dr Walker declared them in excellent condition though weight concerns and grueling training ahead were noted. Baseball notes highlight Dodgers, Red Sox, Yankees and Cardinals in early pennant races with strong pitching by Hughson Ferriss Hurst and Dobson.
Obscure Brooklyn pitcher Goldak, debuting late in 1949, wins for St. Louis Browns with a four hitter. Gettel shuts out Detroit for the Yankees as Schmitz and Blotthorn combine in Cubs win. Qurisich and Vetlan help Phillies and Cards win. Herris earns fourth for Red Sox in an eight game streak. White Sox rally to top A's as Jones delivers a three-run homer.
With limited rival teams remaining on the 1949 American Bowling Congress world championships schedule, Heil Company of Milwaukee is poised to claim its first five-man title after a 2995 gross. The event narrows to key contenders including Chicago's Congress Arcade Five, Santa Monica's Slo-Da-Mar Bowl, Denver's Stomfield-Ritter Mustangs, and Milwaukee’s Plankinton Academy as chief threats. Supported by strong Wisconsin squads, the outcome hinges on tonight's performance amid potential upsets. International League results: Newark beat Buffalo 2-1 in 12 innings, Jersey City defeated Montreal 4-3, Syracuse over Toronto 3-2. Baltimore vs Rochester postponed.
Fights last night feature Bartolo of Boston knocking out Spider Armstret in Toronto for a lightweight title. Pollone from New York outpoints Roman Alvarez in New York. Bratton from New Orleans KO’s Piro in Camden. Lou Aiter from Philadelphia stops Maurice Auge in New York. Tory Coco from Norristown earns a split decision in Philadelphia.
Frontal focus on postwar rookies Ed Pellagini and Mel Deutsch with Boston Red Sox and peers Andy Gumpert Karl Drews of the New York Yankees. Pellagini, a Navy veteran, and Deutsch, an Army veteran, show early promise after recent major league readjustments.
Kentucky’s 72nd Kentucky Derby runs from Churchill Downs with 17 starters and a purse of 406400. Lord Boswell is favored though post 3 complicates a fast start amid mud from days of rain. Wee Admiral may run despite scratches. Eddie Arcato seeks a fourth Derby title in a wide open field.
Yesterday in the National League Chicago edged New York 1 to 0 and Pittsburgh defeated Boston 4 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 1 to 0. Brooklyn and St Louis postponed by rain as Brooklyn at St Louis and New York at Chicago and Boston at Pittsburgh were listed for today. American League results included New York 2 and Detroit 0. Boston 9 beat Cleveland. Chicago 8 over Philadelphia. St Louis 5 over Washington.
Representatives from multiple towns gathered at the Hotel Curry to finalize the New York-Pennsylvania Baseball League setup. Lloyd Millays presided as officers, with Doc Bertram elected vice president and Vance Alten among the officers. entry fee set at 50 plus 10 cents for expenses, season to feature 20 games per club in a split schedule beginning June 2 with Corry hosting Warren.
Kentucky sports scene buzzes as a massive Derby Day crowd gathers at Churchill Downs. Old hands predict a record turnout with heavy betting on Maine Chance entries and favorites like Lord Boswell and Knockdown amid jockeys and analysts weighing the Derby’s outcome.
The High Nine invade Bloomfield Monday afternoon aiming for a fourth straight win. The game, moved from April 18, starts at 2:40 PM with Coach Pubiam naming Bill Hatman to pitch for the Beavers against the club beaten 2-1 earlier in the season. The Orange and Black led late but allowed two runs in the seventh.
The Dick Storton Byb Tew bination edged to a close finish as top duo posted a 225? gem while WL and partner paced with a 1990 score. Charley Shuse Earl Cherry duo claimed second with 1224 total. third went to Geatwe Koestner and Stacy Skinner, Leo Curell and George Kinley credited for a 1200 series. Kip Anderson won the Indi Vidi trophy as the event wrapped. Plans for a Lineled Tournament next week run Tuesday to Thursday with Hartdt cap ns Wasty Doubles.
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