Murry Dickson Eyes Season Rise With Pirates Pitching
In Sport Today the Pittsburgh Pirates veteran Murry Dickson, long seen as a solid NL hurler, aims for his best season yet as he returns from military service and seeks to join the 20 victory club. He started strong this year, with four wins in five outings, behind a strengthened team.
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Chambers Flops After No Hit Effort Versus Cubs
Griff Chambers, Pittsburgh lefty, failed after a near no hitter as the Pirates lost 10 to 4 to the Chicago Cubs. He allowed three runs on four hits in four frames, dropping to 3-3 on the year while Cubs batters tackled him at Forbes Field. The crowd of 22,780 watched a disappointing finish after his hot week.
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Chisox Defeat Tribe as Dobson Hurls 1-Hitter
Dobson pitched a 1-hitter through eight innings, Chicago White Sox beating the Cleveland Indians 1-1 at Comiskey Park. Zarilla drove in a run, Rich ards’ debut season in the majors gains momentum. Rainy night games across the league were postponed or idle.
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Changes in ABC Constitution Increase Fees and Tourney Plans
Associated Press report from St Paul May 1 notes the American Bowling Congress approved constitution and by law revisions. Membership fees rise from 30 to 50 cents per bowler to fund expanded services. city associations can adopt individual or item memberships. Singles and doubles tournaments may receive ABC sanction upon application. Chicago awarded the 1953 tournament. the 1903 first tourney is cited as ABC’s golden anniversary. The 1964 host city will be announced at Milwaukee convention, with joint bids from Seattle San Francisco Oakland Gullf Fort Worth Miss Fla Buffalo and Fort Wayne. Canelli of Toledo named ABC president, succeeding John L Sullivan of Louisville.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting Leads 10-4 Victory Over Pittsburgh
Andy Patko Daly hit two home runs and Joe Dobson pitched as Cleveland routed Pittsburgh 10 to 4. A roaring lineup included an eighth inning double by Roberts Avila in a 12 to 1 victory. Hollywood notes list Loanie Malang and others in Los Angeles with scattered names.
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Rabbit Damage Sparks Spring Warnings and Repellents
In spring the Northwest region sees renewed complaints of rabbits eating garden tulips and other plants. A Game Commission circular suggests repellents like dried blood flour dust and tobacco dust, plus traps in winter, to protect yards without poison in city limits.
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Church Softball Season Opens in Warren League
The Warren league opens Monday at Loveland Field on the south end with two games. The Baptist meet Lutheran at 6 PM, then St Elizabeth faces Presbyterian. Tuesday features Methodist vs St Thomas and Christian and Missionary Alliance vs EUB. League officers meet after the second game to set the season schedule.
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Adams Cup Regatta Set on Schuylkill River
Philadelphia May 12 The Adams Cup regatta returns Rusty Callow a Penn coaching legend to the Schuylkill with Navy facing Penn and Brevard. Joe Burk now coaches Penn as Harvard’s nine year hold ended with Princeton defeat and Childs Cup pace on Lake Carnegie.
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High baseball team to launch season Tuesday
Corry High School's veteran baseball squad opens an abbreviated five game spring schedule next Tuesday hosting Spartansburg High. Coach Lou Hanta leads seven lettermen including Ronnie Shoop and Hody McLean as key starters. The five games include four against Spartansburg with returns at Sparta on May 17 and May 21, ending May 24 at Loveland Field.
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National Hill Climb Scheduled Today in Wilkes-Barre
Raiph DePalmi had set a 1 minute 20 second record in 1910 but trial runs yesterday produced faster times. Bob Reider from Schuylkill Haven drove a 1950 Jaguar XK 120 for 1:14.4, F. Hill of Riverside 1940s Jaguar did 1:19.4, Dave Garroway in a 1939 Jaguar 41,100 finished 1:17.2, Sherwood Johnson clocked 1:20.1, and George E Tierney of Ardmore logged 1:23 in Jaguars.
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Unclear OCR Fragment From New Orleans and Philadelphia
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Cartier Triumph Over Hairston in Ragged MSG Bout
Walter Garnier recalls a brutal Madison Square Garden clash where Cartier edged Hairston by split decision after Hairston was knocked down twice in nine rounds. Cartier’s win, amid a chaotic 1940s boxing scene, followed Hairston’s controversial fouls and Garnier’s postfight reflections with Robison and Robinson mentioned in the dressing room chatter.
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Major Stars and League Highlights Amid Varied Scores
Fragmented sports blurb lists players and teams from the major and international leagues. Names like Latta, Reese, Carrasquel, and Joost appear alongside scattered team references and score notes. The item mixes abbreviations and garbled phrases, yielding a rough snapshot of game actions and stats without a clear single outcome.
Chicago Leads Cubs and Blues? Odd Mixed Result Card
Yesterday results show Chicago 12 Cleveland 7 and Detroit 7, St Louis 1. Schedule lists Chicago at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Boston with Philadelphia and New York matchups noted amid garbled names Lily James and Dewali Will.
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Americans Lead in Walker Cup in Britain
In Birkdale England May 12 Americans take early lead in Walker Cup matches. Sam Arzetta former college basketball figure wins key hole to put the American team ahead as McCready and Turmesa face strong Irish prospects. The opening day sees foursomes and singles shaping the contest with both sides aiming for strong finishes.
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