Phillies Rise In National League With Young Core
The Philadelphia Phillies show rising form as manager Eddie Sawyer relies on a young core. Curt Simmons and Dick Lister fuel a fast climb with strong pitching and timely hitting. Sisler moves to the outfield as the club builds depth for a long home stand against western clubs.
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Olean Leads Hornell In Pony League Tight Race
The Olean Otters moved ahead of Hornell Dodgers in the Pony League standings by a slim margin as Olean defeated Lockport 8 6. Hornell dropped to third after a 42 loss as Hamilton pushed ahead, while Wellville versus Clipners game at Batavia was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Jamestown
Major League Clubs Ramp Up Roster Cuts Before Deadline
Major league clubs rushed to trim rosters to 25 by the midnight deadline, with a feverish two days of trades and releases. The Yankees sold outfielder Johnny Tindel and optioned Johnny Mize while the Giants moved players to Minnepolis and Jersey City. Other clubs made adjustments, and rain canceled a Dodgers Braves exhibition in Brooklyn as teams prepare for opening play.
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al (Hilly) Martin
Ish
Bob Borkowski
Springfield
Hig Piate
Jett Eval
Ren Sox
Holy Gillespie
Sacramento
Gordon Mueller
Couisville
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Suchecki
Loulaville
Braves
Cobbett's Team Takes Command In Men's A Bowling League
Cobbett's Keglers moved into sole first place by blanking Hammond Elevitor while Rossbacher's lost three to Moose Club. Corry Hudson led with a 2008 series over Zalaneck's. Ralph Carroll posted 2019 and Corry Watson a season high 2903 series as the team rolled strong totals. The season ends next week with shifts in the schedule for May 24 and May 29 rescheduled matches.
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Rossbacher
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Herd
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Insurance Maple
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Zelmeck
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Torbie
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Jae
Ed Borstoffé
Bang
Jack Castor
Milkmen Oh
Baseball Team Officers Named
Loveland field scene as the Corry baseball team names Ike Frisina as president and playing manager Job Sarnicki as vice president Bam Baresi as secretary and business manager Leonard Hixsui and Sam Baresi as publicity officers Funds are being raised to begin the season.
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Loveland Field
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Angelo Frisina
Job Sarnicki
Bam Baressi
Measurer
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Sam Baresi
Alo
Beavers Rout Tidioute 14-1 In Loveland Field Victory
Corry High School Beavers crushed Tidioute 14 to 1 at Loveland Field. Ronnie Shoop pitched strong into the seventh, while Corry offense plated four runs in the first and five in the second. The Beavers improve to three straight wins as they prepare to host Union City Thursday.
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Er Kelsey
Tata Otleway
Dropo Paces AL Batting Race in Chicago Report
May 18 Chicago report notes Rico Walter Dropo leading the American League batting race at .400 with notable support from members across the league. The piece lists players such as Doby, Mapes, Wertz, Yost, and Henrich among the top hitters, with several others close in the standings.
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Rolie Walter Dropo Leiting
Dropo
Sacramento
Butth
Cleveland
Lary Doby
New York
Chi Mapes
Boston
Dom den
Butler Hands Erie Sailors Ninth In Wake of Rally
Butler edged Erie Sailors 7 6 in the ninth inning as Horne delivered a run producing single to score Vir Fue. Clarence Buck and Atchison provided key hits for Butler with an overall late game surge in the Middle Atlantic League.
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Gastle
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Grace Lenczyk Dominates British Amateur Round
Grace Lenczyk ousts two foes in the British Amateur, drawing crowds at New Castle. The 22 year old, favored by galleries, won two matches in the Heldawa Tut round as top contenders moved into the next stage.
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Stephens
Pep Edges Tlavos In Hartford Bout
Willie Pep of Hartford won a close decision over Art Tlavos of Puerto Rico last night in Hartford. The featherweight clash ended with Pep securing the victory on points.
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Gorm
Willie Pep
Art Tlavos
Puerto Rica
Brooklyn Bout Ends In Unclear Bout Between Neighbors
A fragmented note from Brooklyn records a 163 pound Ray Bryer and 110 pound Larry Shiw in an unclear outposited match listing. The text is incomplete with only names and weights shown.
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Brooklyn
Ray Bryer
Larry Shiw
Key Club leads with standout double centuries in league
Local bowling recap highlights multiple players posting high scores. Johnny Chillock 240 and a string of 200s follow, including Paul Hurlbut 988 and Paul French 217. Other notable marks include Charles Keefer 211 Ralph Carroll 209 and 201, Lynford Chase 204 Melvin Gobbett 203 and Lou Jensen 200.
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Cy Youn
Johnny Chillock
Paul Hurlbut
Paul French
Charles Keefer
Ralph Carroll
Lynford Chase
Melvin Gobbett
Dorman
Lou Jensen
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