Colman’s Pinch Home Run Delivers 7 5 Pirates Victory
Colman's pinch hit three run homer with two on in the eighth powered Pittsburgh to a 7-5 win over Boston as the Pirates pulled within one game of the cellar. Other action saw St Louis rally past Brooklyn 5-3, Dodgers fall 4-2 in 10 innings, and New York blanking Chicago 4-0 behind Bonham's six hits.
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al Jurisich
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Washington
Cleveland
McCarthy Men
Forty Merchants Baseball Management
Jamestown Hope Windows
Waterford
Corry High
Cambridge Springs
Camp Reynolds
Meadville Coaches Forge Peaceful Plan For Next Term
Meadville High School coaches and staff reached a peaceful consensus on next term arrangements. Preston Ditty becomes head of physical education and head football coach, while Harry Dennison remains head basketball and tennis coach. Reid Pierce adds football line, track, and baseball coaching roles if spring sport returns. Leo Harkins oversees cross country and golf. Contention over leadership eased as Denison stays in basketball but relinquishes football prominence.
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Meadville High School
Carent
Stant
Sehaca
Preston Ditty
Harry Dennison
Corry
Reid Pierce
Leo Harkins
Keather Dennison
Pierce
Denison
Rett
Major League Leaders and Last Night’s Boxing Results
American League leaders feature Tucker Boston Walker and Leonard among top batters and pitchers. Brooklyn and St Louis players post strong hitting marks while Hayes Seerey and Barrett lead home runs and triples. Boxing results in New York Worcester list several decisions, knockouts, and close outpoints with listed weights.
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Chicago
Johnson
Boston
Tabor
Doerr
Gutteridge
St. Louis
Hayes
Philadelphia
Seerey
Cleveland
Stirnweiss
N. York
Leonard
Washington
Walker
Brooklyn
Hordagaray
Phillies Players Arrested After Party and Accident
Members of the Phillies were detained after a drinking party and a minor car crash. Ron Northey and Jimmy Wasdell faced charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct after an argument with a police officer at the scene. Billy Conn is reported to be heading overseas within two weeks.
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Phillies
Ron Northey
Jimmy Wasdell
Billy Conn
Wartime shifts in coaching echo through Big Ten era
A sports roundup from New York notes coaches across college football and basketball bending rules and reshaping roles during wartime. It references the National Football Coaches Association debate, the rise of aggressive tactics, and questions whether big-name coaches will emulate past sensational tours while preserving college spirit. The column adds anecdotes on athletes, managers, and military service affecting sport.
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New York
Lockport Grabs Pony Loop Lead In 1-0 Win
Associated Press reports Lockport overtook Erie for first place in the Pony League after a 1-0 victory over the Sailors. Trahd pitched a three-hit game while errors cost Erie. Cubs won two of three against Sailors as Batavia, Jamestown, Olean, Wellsville, Bradford, and other teams posted varied results across the circuit.
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Jamestown
Falcons
Clippers
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Corcoran
Wellsville
Olean
Oilers
Hortell
Bradford Blue Wings
Pirates
500 Dept Trips Dayton With Seventh Inning Rally
Score by innings shows Dayton Dept. leading 3-0 before 500 Dept. explodes for four runs in the seventh to win 4-3 at Aero Field. Bannister held the offense to three hits through six, but three singles and weak defense in the seventh allowed the visitors to surge ahead. Cobbett and Seamens worked the latter, Vanssens catching.
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Susie Veiiih
Aelur
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Scoye
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Seamens
Vanssens
Baksi Beats Savold In 12 Round Rumble At Madison Square Garden
Joe Baksi, the 212 pound heavyweight from Kwipmont, defeated Lee Savold in 12 rounds before 11,962 fans at Madison Square Garden. Baksi pressed the pace, landed cleanly, and outweighed his rival, earning a clear victory with no knockdowns. Savold showed moments of sharp accuracy but failed to blunt Baksi’s sustained attack.
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New York
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Baksi
Goal Mines
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Lee Savold
Addnis
Paterson
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Buksi
Sayold
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Arthur Donavan
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