Titusville Beats Beavers in All Sports Meet 61 to 9
Titusville hosted Corry for the annual All-Sports Day. The Rockets dominated with wins across track, ping pong, golf, and tennis, while Corry struggled in most events. Individual performances included Cony scoring in track with five points, and Wolcott earning golf medalist honors for Corry.
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Orange
Buick
Mushall
Frank
Galf
Cony
Josepson
Shroat
T. Miller
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Blakeslee
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Prather T
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Shrout T
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Marsh G
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Rozelle
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P. Shrout
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Grandin
Louis Sprovers
Mary Grahsin
Braffyrt
Brigham
Caldwell
Newson
Dey
Covey
Bub St
Brown and Gold
Buehsn
Tilsville
Bob Curtis
Cory
Pittsville
Buchsn
Curtis
Leate
Alex
Pomeroy
Knouse
Sheen
Kingsley
Bitters
Peiffer
Pastor faces tough test before title bid in heavyweight bout
In a key heavyweight clash, Pastor Smuls-Bob is expected to win but must prove himself against Mauriello to keep his title chances alive next month. Army officials questioned the decision but the bout goes on with Pastor’s speed and power aimed to control the fight.
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Army
Boller
Ant Tian Mauriello
Pastor
Billy Coun
Fauriello
Io Army
Fii
Minor league moguls fear bus travel ban after June first
Baseball executives fret over a federal ban on chartered buses for minor league teams after June 1 while teams seek more allowances from rationing boards. Officials discuss options including rail travel or private buses as owners struggle with fuel costs and timetable constraints.
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Albat
Teague
Tommy Richardson
Eastern Freakie
Yankees Jump Lead With Bonham Fourth Shutout Victory
The New York Yankees, led by pitcher Ernest Tiny Bonham’s fourth shutout and sixth win, beat the Chicago White Sox 1-0 as Ed Smith struggled for the Sox. Williams drove in four Boston runs in a 8-3 win over Cleveland. Tex Hughson pitched well for Boston in relief of a shaky Smith.
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Ed Smith
Smith
Yankee Hurling Corps
Ernest
Tiny) Bonham
Buddy Rosar
Tex Hughson
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Ted Williams
Fish Place
Yankees
Teague
Philadelphia Phils
Cineinati Reds
St Snkanson
Harder
Krakduakes
Kennedy
Hegat Washington
Bb. Louis
Hudson
Barry
Muncriet
Biseau
Swift
Ferrell
Philadelphia
Fuchs
Manders
Luther in Tourney at Oakmont in Hale America Open
May 22 Pittsburgh reports 32 professionals and 26 amateurs tee off at Oakmont Country Club in a 36 hole medal play district qualifying round for the Hale America Open. Notables include Perry Delvecchio and Ted Luther among the entrants. Heavyweight boxing bouts tonight feature Lou Nova vs Lee Savold promoted by Mike Jacobs with high attendance expected.
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Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Countey Clu
Pwo
Perry Delvecchio
Greensburg
Ted Luther
Youghlogheny
Ex Mid Atlantic catcher joins Army service team
Ex Mid Atlantic catcher Phil Sahara now serves in Company D of the Di Battalion at Camp Walters Texas. The former Volters star, known for showmanship and strong hitting near .900, recalls his minor league and college days with teams including Boston Red Sox farms and Brooklyn Dodgers system. He reports for duty after a baseball career that mixed humor and rugged play.
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WolTers
Tex
Phil Sahura
Phil
Avolters
Horschire
Sahara
Gahip Walters
Charlie Starken
New Yorke Yissl~ Kos
Bbil
Boston
Danville
Canton
Brooklyn Dodge
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Dayton
Bub
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday's results include Boston 8 Cleveland 3 and New York 1 Chicago 0. Philadelphia 11 Detroit 3, Washington 6 St Louis 2. Brooklyn vs Boston and New York matchups listed with multiple games postponed.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pastor Robert Returns to Fight Mauriello Tonight at MSG
New York May 22 Rapid Robert Pastor back from near misses with Joe Louis aims to prove he is ready willing and able against Tami Mauriello at Madison Square Garden tonight at 10 p.m. About 12 000 fans expected to attend as odds favor Mauriello despite a string of knockouts in his recent outings. Directors of the New City Athletic Association meet to plan the baseball season preparations. In Philadelphia Johnny Porte defeated Jim Gilligan by points.
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Tommy Webster
Okie
Nto
Warren Fey
Russell Field
Loveland Field
Priay
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Grantland Rice
American Red Cross
Pirates
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al Lopez
Pastor
Mauriello
Sid Feder
New York
Joe Louis
Robert Pastor
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Madison Square Garden
Tami Mauriello
Rapid Robert
Offeritts
Anywriter
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Comy City Athletic Association
Walter H. Stott
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Red 19
Shute Predicts Nelson Hogan and Snead in PGA Showdown
Denny Shute, two time PGA champion, backs Byron Nelson to win at Seaview New Jersey next week while praising Hogan and Snead as strong contenders. He notes the 81 year old veteran favors long putting and highlights the tougher Seaview course with its nine hole Bay and Pines layouts.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Denny Shute
Byron Nelson
N. J. Seaview
Shute
Nelson
Tolley
Mityereip
Ter Nelson
Ben ‘Hogan
Sam Send
Shule
Loyd Mangrum
Chiesco
Seaview
Roundup of sports notes and guest stars in May
A mixed digest from New York sports pages highlights varied items. Mentions of sailors, boxing shows at Camp Upton and Mitchel Field, a boxing exhibition with Joe Louis and others, and remarks on golf, bowling, and athletic administration. Notable names include Lou Novikoff, Bing Crosby, Red Cochrane, Johnny Gooney, and Lillie Clark. The piece weaves commentary on fitness programs, travel, and curiosity about regional events.
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Dale Rhoades
Yakinsa
Wash
Alaska
Corns
Camp Upton Vs. Mitchel
Dave Jim Braddock
Jack Siarkey
Bob Olin
Joe Louis
Rénard
Lillie Clark
Harvard
LaFayette
Northern Posts
Biut
Phedient
Portland
Maine
Yesterday's Heroes Shine in Shutout Wins Across Projects
Yesterday's heroics highlight a trio of strong performances. A pitcher tossed a three hit shutout over the White Sox for the fourth consecutive win, while another tied a record with six straight triumphs. Additional stars delivered key hits and homers, fueling victories as teams chase standings and playoff dreams.
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Eeme Sonna
Ansers
White Sox
Masehillon
Tie
Lintaie
Athletice
Tigers
Jstrer
Thelr Witt Prand
Dunwiy
Lilywhiler
Pisils
Doove
Eriple
Teds
Si¢ Hudson
Senators
St. Louis Browns
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Red Cochrane
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