District Stars Highlight Pa. Meet And Local Sports Notes
Sherman baseball fans witness Corry's Independents boosting the Sherman club with strong hitting and pitching depth. Highlights include Vern Group and Charlie Blowers in the mound and field, with next week’s Shamrock tilt against South Dayton. Memorial Day events feature the Donner Hanna nine of Buffalo, followed by Titusville’s Merchants versus Penn-Drakes. State-level track and golf action loom at State College and the Nittany Lion course, with top district athletes from Erie to Meadville eyeing titles. Frankin's Barrett Melvin looms as a golf championship favorite alongside Harper and Keagan y Hutchison as others compete in the District 10 slate. A Walnut Creek Rifle Club two-day event runs May 20 21 under NRA rules, while Notre Dame’s Don Miller headlines the Erie scholastic sports banquet on June 3. Memorial Day Indianapolis racing broadcasts promise wide radio coverage featuring Eddie Rickenbacker. The HyVis club of Warren struggles in Sunset League play with a 4 2 loss to Peterson Morticians as Tessen flames in relief.
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Sherman Ball Club Defeats Corry 14 to 6 in High-Scoring Tilt
Sherman outhit Corry 17 to 6 powered by Cobbett five-for-five at the plate and two homers from Baressi and Mountain. Dimmick led Corry with three hits, while Parks and Cobbett starred on the mound and in the outfield as Sherman built a big early lead and held off Corry’s late push.
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Oliver
Frank Baress
Mistretta
Johnson
Frank DeLany
Walford Mountain
Te Sherman
Earl Parks
Blowers
Frank Gravess
Baressi
Lander
Just Too Strong Infield by Inning Scoreline and Hits
The game details show GOFEY sequence 102 030 OOO 6 and Sherman 082 341 10 14 with two base hits by Oliver Crane Cobbett Landers and home runs by De Lury Baressi Cobbett Mountain EB Parks. Pitchers Blowers Conrad Staples. Blowers 2 strikeouts, Parks 11, Conrad 1, Staples 8.
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State College golfers are good students
State College Pa May 18 Penn State's golfers lead all other Spring varsity teams in scholastic standing a compilation of their aca demic averages reveals The Nittany laksmen who recently finished second in the southern division of the Eastern Intercollegiate Golf Association have a combined scholastic average of 1 48 A perfect mark in Perm State's grading system is 3 The scholastic average of all five Lion spring teams is 1 29 which is slightly higher than Penn State's all college average for men The lacrosse team ranks second to the golf era with 1 48 track is third with 1 23 baseball fourth with 1 2% and tennis ith with 1 11
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Indians Fall to Yankees in Front-Runner Crowd at League Park
A large Corry fan turnout helped push attendance to an estimated 26,000 at League Park in Cleveland yesterday as the Indians lost 8 to 4 to the New York Yankees. The Cleveland club led fans to feel they should have won, but Yankee slugging, especially Gomez, exposed the Tribe’s ups and downs in the Sunday matinee.
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Pirates Bow 10 New York While Cards Triumph
The Pirates defeated the New York Giants 8 to 10 as St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia 10 to 8 to widen their lead in the National League. Dizzy Dean earned his fifth win for the Cardinals, Joe Medwick homered, and Pepper Martin added a four bagger. The Giants, led by a coaching move from Sal Maglie, closed the gap to a half game behind the Cardinals. In the American League, the Yankees beat the Indians 5 to 4 behind Lefty Gomez as Rick Ferrell homered for the White Sox, and Detroit edged Washington 8 to 7 on a ninth inning surge. St Louis Brown pitched by Elon Hogsett went the distance in a 8 to 5 win over Philadelphia Athletics.
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Penn-Drakes Win Two Games Over Week-End
Titusville Penn-Drakes defeated Goodyear Regulars of Akron 5-3 on Saturday and beat Hanley club of Bradford 13 on Sunday. Cassett pitched Saturday win as Costello and Conley homered with men on base. Forester led Titusville with four hits, Mahoney homered with runner aboard, and the Drakement piled 12 hits against Bradford.
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Proposes Ending Long Range Broadcasting In Major League Games
May 18 Columbus — Geo M Trautman president of the American Association says long range broadcasting of major league games could affect minor league attendance. He favors territorial restrictions or broadcasts like those now in effect for teams. The issue centers on fan impact beyond local markets and potential patronage changes for minor league clubs. Trautman, who met with Mudge, Kenes, and leaders from the National and American Leagues, suggests limiting range as a possible solution to the radio problem facing minor league owners.
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Softball League Opens Here This Evening
The church softball league debuts with seven teams including St. Thomas and Methodist clubs. Columbus plays the Methodists at the Tannery grounds while Bethel Tabernacle meets Lutherans at the Fairgrounds. Tomorrow United Brethren faces Presbyterians on the north field and Methodists meet St. Thomas on the east field.
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Daily baseball scores and upcoming American National games
Yesterday the American league posted scores with Boston 8 Chicago 7 Detroit 8 Washington 7 New York 8 Cleveland 4 St Louis 8 Philadelphia 5. National league results included New York 8 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 10 Philadelphia Cincinnati 3. Today’s American games feature Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago and Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Donald A Geertson of Comy ft D fishing near Lovells caught a 19 18 inch brown trout weighing Ibs 13 oz.
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Yarosz To Make Comeback Try Tonight In Ring Return
Yarosz bids to climb back after knee injury and faces opponent Bob Turner of Norfolk in Monaca Pa. comeback bout sanctioned by Boxing Commissioner McClelland. The card also features Mancini versus Wilsa in a six round prelim and Yarosz’s test follows a prior clash with Risko at Worthies Field last autumn.
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Yesterday's Hero Rick Werre Sparks 8-7 Sox Victory
Ted Soxcatcher homered in the ninth to lift the team to an 8-7 win. Rick Werre delivered late support as the Sox escaped with the victory.
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Ted Soxcatcher
Bold Venture Aims At Belmont After Derby And Preakness Wins
Bold Venture winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness faces Brevity and Granville in the Belmont Stakes on June 6. Trainer Max Hirsch plans rest after two races in two weeks. potential Withers entry depends on Granville’s eligibility. If he skips Withers, Bold Venture may meet Red Rain as a three year old in the feature. Belmont stakes could crown a triple crown, challenging debate over Bold Venture’s supremacy.
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