Sports Roundup From Brooklyn Tigers Dodgers Trade Talk
New York reports a lively sports roundup with names like Tom Galury and Pete Cawthon amid Dodgers stock chatter. horse racing notes cite Jacob Pincus and a Jerome Park misstart. Boxing charts describe Harold Green training and the Graziano bout setup. Golf and college notes touch Yale plans and V-12 transfers. Cubs historical note closes the roundup.
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Batterymen Most Popular In Baseball Draft
Thirteen clubs spent 137500 for 19 players as the major league draft favored pitchers and catchers. Phils chose Charles Sproul, a 16 game winner from Milwaukee, while Washington picked Marina Plerelli from Portland. Dodgers grabbed three players, all pitchers, and the Senators Athletes Boston Braves White Sox Phillies Giants Indians Cubs Red Sox Yankees Pirates Reds each took two or one player.
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Black Hawks Drub Rangers 8-3 After Leafs Beatdown
Chicago Black Hawks routed the New York Rangers 8-3 in a National Hockey League game. The Rangers sit in last place tied with the Boston Bruins after their defeat, while Toronto and Montreal loom as top contenders. Detroit crushed Boston 7-1 last Sunday, setting up a pivotal upcoming schedule.
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Twilight Tear Wins Pimlico Special in Rich Race
Twilight Tear, likely to be Horse of 1944, won the Pimlico Special to add 25,000 to her earnings. Trainer Ben Jones said Calumet Farms cannot retire her and she will race another year, with total winnings at 202,165 after 18 wins in 24 starts.
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Stewart Lassies Hold Narrow Edge in Third League Standings
The Stewart Hat Shop team widened its lead in the Third Ladies League by beating the cellar-dwellers and sweeping two games from DeJean and Cochran. Chapins kept pace with a two game win over Leeds, as Folletts swept Bracken Keating. Marion Bulard, Connie Mead, Doris Pratt, Edith Slattery and others posted top scores in a high scoring round of games.
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Corry Beavers Use New Backfield For Friday Clash
Corry High School prepares for the final league game against Lawrence Park with a reshuffled backfield. Connie Monroe moves ick to quarterback while Gene Graham shifts to right half, Jim Reynolds left half, and Gerry Williams at fullback in place of injured Al Viccardi. Jackson nurses an infected tooth and Viccardi has a knee injury, limiting play.
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Former Pirate hurler killed in auto crash
Spokane Wash November 3 Ed Lefty Brandt age 39 former pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Boston Braves was killed last night in an automobile accident details were not available immediately Brandt had previously operated a tavern at Clayton but kept his home here to quit baseball about five years ago
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Some Corry Hunters Successful On First Day
The Corry district reports opening day small game season progress with hunters seeing activity but few rabbits or birds. Harrisburg dispatches note numerous hunters injured or killed, including several named locals, as lives are claimed amid chaotic hunting conditions.
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