Labor Day doubleheader marks early 1944 football kickoff
Athletic Director Jack Tinson announced a four year Erie East football contract and a Labor Day doubleheader in Erie. The Beaver and Sunrise second teams meet Waterford High, while Youngsville faces Erie East in the nightcap. Sixty to seventy players expected as 15 game schedule ensures ample play for all squads across first second and third teams.
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Roundup of boxing plans and baseball notes from New York
New York roundups include Walter St Denis arguing a future heavyweight champ will come from active fighters like Joe Baker or Fred Schott. Minor league scores list International League results, with Baltimore and Jersey City winning. Also mentions Ted Collins planning an animated window display to sell pro football and rookie Fermin Guerra of the Senators.
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Gobs Rally Tops Lockport in Pony League Protest
In Buffalo on May 25 the Wellsville Olean game was played under protest after a sixth inning pitching switch sequence. Olean manager Fitzpatrick and Yankee manager Mishkin swapped pitchers and batters, leading to protest as Bauer faced at least one pitch. The Yankees won 8-6 with Batavia 10-4 over Jamestown, Erie 7-3 over Lockport, and Hornell beating Bradford 2 in 10 innings. Estel Gabtree, last season with Cincinnati, played 95 games this year after a long return to action.
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Grimm Says McCarthy is Baseball's Top Manager
CHICAGO Charles Chamberlain reports on Charley Grimm, the Cubs figure who rose from a firebrand player to manager, guiding teams through battles with doctors, owners, and rivals. He cites McCarthy as the best, recalls Grimm’s rise after Hornsby’s dismissal, and notes the tug between Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers during war-era baseball.
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A's Snap Tigers Win Streak as Hayes Homers
Connie Mack hails Frankie Hayes as vital in a 4-1 A's win over Detroit. Hayes, tied for AL RBI lead with Pat Seerey, homered twice, including a grand slam, boosting Philadelphia into fourth. Lanky sluggers from Yankees to Dodgers also homered as the league saw big blasts.
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Baseball Standings and Results Summary
National League results show Pittsburgh 8 Boston 1 and Chicago 2 Philadelphia. Other games were postponed. American League counts Philadelphia 9 Detroit 4 and Washington 5 Cleveland 4 with St Louis 7 Boston 3. Tonight New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Clippers Rally Past Unknowns In 7-6 Victory
At Acro Field last night the Clippers beat the Unknowns 7-6. Joe Hughes relieved in the fourth, shutting down a late rally and contributing a home run and double. Sturdevant, Mussina, Buell, Evans, Hughes, Herberg, Artie Anderson and Sweden’s outdoor mile record holder were among players mentioned as part of a tense, error-filled game.
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High Nine Faces Union City Today
Forced into idle by rain and wet grounds, the High Nine will try again this afternoon at Loveland Field at 4 o clock against Union City Bears weather permitting. Coach Stater’s team holds a 6 3 record and aims for another win in a return game with Cochranton tomorrow.
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250 Team Wins 8-5 in Aero Softball Loop
250 Team defeated 930 Dept 8-5 in an Agro League aero field game. Taexou Lepe and Gofenaal led with eight hits in the evening clash while Ea Parr contributed seven singles despite eight errors by his team. The winners took the lead in the first inning and never trailed. Harborcreek and Waterford schedule glow as nearby games progress.
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