Corry players keep active in independent baseball scene
Three Corry players Len Hixson BI Harmon and Ari Blick continue in semi pro action after leaving Mill Village in the Erie County League Harmon pitched four first inning runs as Mill Village beat North Buse 12 4 with 11 strikeouts before Hixson finished the game Blick Black shows a strong curve ball Harmon and Hixson are Corry High graduates with prior American Legion experience, hoping for fast semi pro roles as intersectional play resumes across leagues through May 25.
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McCarthy Loses Temper As Bosox Bow To Nats
Boston manager Joe McCarthy lashed out after the Red Sox 3-2 loss to Washington. Umpire Paparella ruled the final out before the tying run crossed, sparking protests from Boston as Washington’s win evened the series. Mickey Haefner earned his third victory on eight hits.
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Erie and Youngstown end deadlock in Mid Atlantic race
Erie edges Oil City 1-0 while Youngstown rallies to a 4 5 win over Butler. New Castle defeats Johnstown 5-1 as Vandergrift slips. Uniontown beats Vandergrift in a slugfest with Noel Taylor delivering key relief.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday’s Games
National and American League standings show Washington Boston and New York leading, with detailed records and games behind. Tonight’s schedule features key matchups including Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston across both leagues, plus International League results for Montreal and Syracuse and a Toronto game in progress.
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Clark Stars As Tribe Defeats Pirates 4-2 in Exhibition
Allie Clark of Cleveland drove in all four runs as the world champions beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 before 33,038 fans. Clark hit a second-inning triple, a fifth-inning homer, and a seventh-inning single to lift Cleveland while Pirates pitchers Frank Papish and Mike Garcia allowed only five hits. Ernie Bonham took the loss after relieving starter Kirby Higbie.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching for Senators Win
Eddie Robinson collected two singles scored a run and drove in another in Washington's 3-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Mickey Haefner followed a one hit shutout over Cleveland with an eight hit win over Boston.
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Keil Leads American League Batting as Week’s Hitting Sizzles
Detroit third baseman George Keil pushes his league lead to .285 after a 16 for 95 week, with Gus Zernial and Dale Mitchell close behind at .379 through Sunday. Dam DiMaggio, Sam Chapman, and Roy Sievers post high averages. Kell leads in hits. In NL, AL Schoendienst heats up for St Louis at .382, with Stan Musial slipping from top tier. Willard Marshall and Ralph Kiner chase batting marks as the circuit's hitters surge.
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Boudreau Positive Despite Slump Ahead of Exhibition
Lou Boudreau, manager of the West-leading Cleveland trans, remains confident as spring returns. He vows the lineup will click once warmer weather arrives, after an exhibition with Pilchurch and amid a hitting drought that has kept Cleveland five games behind the Yankees. Bowndreau quips at a gag about a front-office miscue but stays focused on improving the offense.
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Cub Pack 180 Routs Opponents In 42 5 Softball Victory
In Mend Park last evening Cub Pack 180 defeated their rivals 42 to 5 after an early 11 run cushion. Toni Linski pitched scoreless innings for the visitors as 180 built an 11-0 lead by the fourth. Turner started for 161 and was hit hard in the early frames before the eight run third inning clinched the verdict.
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Anderson Group Wins Keg Event At Bowl Aire
Kip Anderson and Vern Group won the $60 jackpot at Bowl-Aire last night after a near record 1195 series. Anderson opened with 174 409 and 220 pins while Group added 179 428 and 189 to seal the victory.
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Lyons Tops Field In Golf Tourney
WARREN leading golfer Toby Lyons shot a five under par 67 at the Penn Hills Country Club to win the state golf association tournament yesterday in Bradford Pennsylvania. Steve Piech of Bradford and Steve Doctor of Buffalo tied for second with 74 as about 50 golfers participated.
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