Six team semi pro league eyed with Meadville leads
Plans push to form a six team semi pro baseball circuit with communities Corry Jamestown Warren Titusville Franklin Dunkirk and possibly Westfield. Meadville promoters Dan Tiyles and Ber lie Shilling guide the effort but local support and external players pose risks to viability. The piece also previews the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with Your Host Hill Prince as top contenders and notes other sports news in Corry.
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Liment Ax
Corty
Jamestown
Warren
Titusville
Franklin
Dunkirk
Westfield
Weks
Dan Tiyles
Ber~hie Shilling
Meadville
Yeuture
Gerry
Corry Boys
Exe Young
ChISOX Crush Yankees in 15-0 rout as Cain hurls five hitter
Bob Cain mauls the New York Yankees allowing five hits in a 15 to 0 rout. The White Sox hammered Ed Lopat and Don Johnson with 23 hits and four Yankee errors, while Cleveland beat Boston 5-4 ending Fenway’s six-game win streak.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Bob Cain
Mickey Harris
Boston Red Sox
Bill Wright
Chit Fouiin
Bob Leman
Wills Kinder
Yanks
Gunn
New York
Phil Rizguto
Sox
Eddie Lopat
Don Johnson
Slaughter
Bronx
Cleveland
Boston
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Tribe
Detroit
Connie Mack
Tigers
Philadelphia
Ari Houtteman
Vic Werte
Hopt Hvers
A’s
Wemselves
Joe Ostyowied
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Roolie
Ken Wood
Browns
Devense Wis
Dick Sister
St. Louis
Phillies
Lister
Gerry Staley
Brooklyn
Dan Bankhead
Chicago Cubs
Bankhead
Jeff
Dantores
Ott
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Colonia
N. J
Pee Wee Reese
Dodger
Ossing
Babe Pinellats
Reese
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Braves
New York Giants
Ralph Kiner
Nanny Fernandes
Pittsburgh
Larry Jansen
Bowling Standings Tighten As Personal Finance Leads
Personal Finance widened its margin in the National League by taking three points from Washington Lunch, while Corry-Jamestown was blanked by Waterhouse. Bowl-Aire narrowed the American League gap, trimming lead options as second place Loblaws pushed Owen's Station in two games.
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Washington
Corry- Jamestown
Waterhouse
Corry Journal
Paul
Perry
Spring Creek
W & Personal Finance
Corry-Jamestown
al Paul
John Dubrosky
Joop
Lyle Watsons
Gerry Jamestown
Frank Wise
Fontales
Chuck Williams
Ryland Harvey
Cubs
Danny Dykes
Paul Brenoe
The
Clothiers
Oni-Aire
Wes
Deer Head Tan
Loblaws
Owen
Stahl
Cabins-in-the-Pines
Sherwood
A and P
Stahls Src
to-Pines
Deer Head
Deer Head Inn
Ronald Greely
Jin Maynidh
Tl Aeound
Eloy
Tye
Grocelerin Gang
Bob Owens
Raymond Morton
Sparta
John Oesch
Stan
Jewlers
Cabins
Derby Entries Set as 14 Ready for Kentucky Classic
Louisville stage count shows 14 horses in the Derby field for the $10 000 purse with Your Host a leading contender. Churchill Downs logged entries as heavy betting focuses on the mile and a quarter race set for 4 30 p m EST tomorrow. The field includes California’s Your Host and Virginia’s Hill Prince as major entrants amid a drawn crowd and ongoing jockey and trainer chatter.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
America
Hill
Prince
Brineé
Johnny Longden
Eddie Arcary
Hill Prince
Louisianus
May
Suisville
Churchill, Downs
Burt Elissio
California
Nine Conrus~ Fou
Wil~ Hom
Goetz
Ray Burnett
Black George
Hary Daniels
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Yesterday results show Cleveland 6 Boston 4 Detroit 8 Philadelphia 5 and St Louis 1 New York 1 amid tense standings in both American and National Leagues. Today Detroi at Washington and Cleveland at New York highlight ongoing pennant races with Chicago at Boston and Philadelphia at St Louis on tap.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Uhbago
New York
Bi Louis
Washington
W. L. Ph
Antomy
Washington Bos
Shiensai
A & St.Louis
Philadephia
Joutert
Detoi
Lavis
Philadelphie Siysphith
Chicago
Ab Roston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Ken. G. Boston
Sam Hontadelputy
Oka Steunik
Educieel
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Hogan Sets Pace in Greenbrier Open
Sam Snead leads the field at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia as Ben Hogan eyes a steady round after a comeback. Rounding the group are Hogan two strokes back with Sam and Henry Ransom chasing, amid threats of lightning in the event.
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Hogan
Greenbrier
Prese White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Sam Snead
Ben Hogue
Sam Ben
Olind
Smead
Henry Ransom
Clean Nine Again Trips Jamestown In Pony Levane Stand
Jack Byers starred for the Icee Senators with five hits including two home runs and two doubles as the Senators beat Batavia 7 to 4. Hornell Dodgers rallied against Bradford pitchers to claim second place. Traber helped Lockport Reds topple Hamilton 12 to ? and Olean Oilers defeated Jamestown 10 to 5.
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Jamestown
Icee Senators
Jack Byers
Pony Levane
Byers
Mie Senators
Batavia Clippers
Hornell Dodgers
Yio
Bradford Phillies
Fights Last Night in Brooklyn at Broadway Arena
Boxing cards in Brooklyn featured Joe Giardella showing strong form against Hurley Sanders in Newark as both fighters delivered notable percentages of power and technique on the Brooklyn ring night.
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Brooklyn
Broadway
Joe Giardella
Brooklgn
Hurley Sanders
Newark
Pallet Supplier Wanted for Western Pennsylvania Ohio
National Pallet Corp seeks a supplier in Western Pennsylvania or Eastern Ohio on an exclusive guaranteed-output basis. Long term contract with continuous operation using low grade hardwood from mills. must have reliable supply or proximity to abundant sawmill operations. Contact 1212 Oliver Building Pittsburgh 22 National Pallet Corp.
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Ohio
United States
National Pallet Corp
Oliver Bldg
Pittsburgh
Fernandez Emerging Threat To Pirates Sluggers
In Pittsburgh in May, Manny Fernandez, once sent to the minors by Boston, hit two homers in as many days after given free passes. He followed Ralph Kiner at bat and delivered his third homer of the year against the New York Giants, breaking a 1 1 tie and giving the Pirates a win over the hapless Brooklyn or New York squad. Jersey City beat Montreal was postponed with only the schedule note.
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Homestead Grays
Doe Frisina
Corry Country Club
New York Giants
Harold “Tooke
Gilett
Gilbert
Erie Sailors
Minneapolis
American Association
Don Newcombe
Ban Bankhead
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Buand
Pittsburgh
Nanona
Pittsburgh Pirate
Ralph Kiner
Boston Bisies
Manny Fernandes
Kiner
Fernandez
Fhns
No Changes Recorded in ABC Tourney Leaders
In Columbus Ohio May weather cooled as air-conditioning helped observers at the American Bowling Congress tournament. Standings stayed the same in all divisions, with no new names entering the top ten in singles, team, doubles or all-events. Edward Golbert of Braddock Pennsylvania posted the day’s best singles with a 258 229 190 for a 677 series.
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ABC
Associated Press
Columbus
American Bowling Congress
Orno
Edward Golbert
Braddock
Unclear: Stars Duel and Major League Start Recap
Report fragment describes yesterday's baseball games with scattered scores and lineups. Mentions a 18-0 victory by the White Sox over the Yankees, a pitcher contributing a slam double, and other scattered game notes including Syracuse and Duke in a separate context.
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Philtie
Avove
Iy Paul
Cristinal Sui Te
Bull Cain
White Sox
Yaunkees
Nye
Gue
Key Club Scores in BowlaAtre Meet
Ambiguous OCR text records 200s by Geral Lille and Dain Dyes. Kesler and Lillie lead with high games at BowlaAtre. Other scores include Vie Crise 204 and Ronald Greeley 200. names and details are garbled but suggest a bowling meet with multiple 200s.
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Geral Lille
Dain Dyes
Kesler
BowlaAtre Jystee
Lillie
Dykes Hip
Vie Crise
Frantic Wise
Ronald Greeley
Bill Mammand
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