North East High hires Seteavage as football coach
Joe Seteavage named head football coach at North East High School and will assist basketball, replacing Heinie Anderson. The former Duquesne star has coached at Goosersport and Harborcreek, with local fans optimistic about grid success.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club Meet Tonight
An important meeting of the Corry Rod and Gun Club is set for this evening at the club room on East Washington Street. All members are urged to attend as several matters of interest to the sportsmen are on the agenda.
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Chib Tome
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Une
Fights Last Night Across Cities Include Knockout and Decision
In Sydney Australia Elley Rens Ett MBA knocked out Ceol Schoonmaker of New York in four rounds. Johnny Red Dela defeated Gu Herta Gomez in Tampa Bay in eight and Tommy Sheppard outpointed Julius Reed in Atlantic City over ten rounds.
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Australis
Elley Rensett
Australia
Ceol Schoonmaker
New York
Seware
Johnny “Red Delawin
Bayonné
Herta Gomez
Tampico
Mexico
Baltimore
Tommy Sheppard
Julius Réed
Atlantic City
Stephens and Henrich Rally Cries From Slump to Shines
Vern Stephens powered the Red Sox to a 4 0 victory over Detroit with a third inning homer. Tommy Henrich belted a first inning grand slam to lift the Yankees from a 2 0 deficit to a 10 2 win over the Browns. The Braves beat the Cubs to seize first in the NL as Vern Hicford pitched six strong innings for the win. Cleveland crushed Philadelphia 7 2 behind Early Wynn's route work, while the White Sox outslug Washington 4 1 with Cass Michaels homering and rookies Zernin and Scala driving in the deciding runs.
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Randy Gumperl
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Pirates bettors ship luck charms to team in pennant chase
In Cumberland Maryland on May 4 a local Pirates fan Ralph H Betts said he is sending 91 four leaf clovers and three lucky seven leaf clovers to the Pittsburgh Pirates. He vows to find more charms if needed to help the cause.
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Pirates
Ralph H. Betts
Betts
Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
American League results show Boston 4 Detroit 0 and New York 10 St. Louis 3 with Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 3 and Chicago 4 Washington 1. Tonight’s games include Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston. National League results have Boston 11 Chicago 4 with New York at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis on tap. International League results list Toronto 8 Rochester 1 and Baltimore 12 Newark 5 with Jersey City 4 Syracuse 1. Buffalo at Montreal postponed due to wet grounds.
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Ajax Nips Bakers In Softball Loop
Ajax defeats Cory Bakery 9 to 8 after late drama in a nine inning softball game. Red Wotus hit a tying double and Lamendola homered twice to spark the rally as Hand allowed a three run third inning, then a go ahead two run eighth inning. Final score, Ajax 9 Cory Bakery 8.
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Bombers to host Black Ash in opener at Loveland Field
Jamestown baseball club the Corry Bombers face Black Ash in the local semi pro season opener at Loveland Field. If weather cooperates the game starts at 8 pm with Mayor Kinley throwing out the first ball. The Bombers seek revenge after a 4 3 12 inning defeat by Black Ash.
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Jamestown Baseball Club
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Corry
Naglemen
Erie Sailors Split Two Games With Butler
In the Middle Atlantic League Erie Sailors split a doubleheader with Butler. Johnstown Johnnies defeated the Pineers 6-2 and 7-6 in a 10 innings win highlighted by Willie Palumbo’s double driving in Dick Ballestrini. Erie won 4-3 then lost 4-2 as Amede DeGruyil threw a two hitter for Butler and Charley Serale drove in two with a eighth inning homer. Youngstown beat Oil City 8-1 to end Oilers six day losing streak. Uniontown swept New Castle 10-2 and 4-1 with Bob Williams hitting a grand slam in the second game.
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Dick Ballestrini
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Butler
Amede DeGruyil
Charley Serale
Oil City
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Stres
Oilers
Uniontown
New Castle
Bob Williams
Junior Elementary and Washington Win In Grade School Meet
The first annual grade school track meet at Loveland featured Junior Elementary sweeping Class B with 28 points and Washington School taking Class B with 19. Concord led Class A with 10 points, Washington had 9, Junior Elementary 9, and Concord and Fairview 4. Fourth grade Class B contested, while fifth and sixth graders competed in Class A. Shultz of Washington dominated Class A events with a first in shot put and second in discus.
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Yesterday's Stars and Local Meet Highlights
Report covers batting stars Marvin Rickert of the Boston Braves with a homer a double and a single driving five runs in a 7 4 victory over the Chicago Cubs and pitcher illis Kinder of the Red Sox tossing a five hitter to defeat the Detroit Tigers 4 0. Includes listing of local athletes and event results from Concord and Washington with various track field and relay performances.
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DiMaggio Status Remains Uncertain For Yankees
May 24 report says Joe DiMaggio still cannot say when he will play for the New York Yankees. He practiced briefly after injuring his back last April 11, but felt stiffness from swinging and did little beyond batting practice and fielding drills. Also noted: Joey Maxim defeated Gus Lesnefsky by decision in Cleveland, Hy Meltzer beat Cheforo Mar tet in Rochester.
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