Cardinals in World Series Outlook and Notes
Sports column previews the St. Louis Cardinals vs the Yankees in the World Series, noting pitching edge and home advantage, with post season discussions and World Series payout details for players, plus Raiders ramblings on minor leagues, Pacific Coast League, and a Detroit fight recap. The piece mentions Terry Moore, Slaughter, Bern and Crespi, Joe DiMaggio, Phil Rizzuto, and Babe Ruth in camp plans.
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Corry Beavers Defeat Brie County Lions in First Quarter Rally
Corry Beavers topple Brie County with a quick 50 yard run by Art Black and an 80 yard fumble return by Ray Blynt in the first quarter. The Wesleyville squad mounted a comeback effort after trailing early but Corry sealed a third straight Brie County League loss for Brie County.
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Four Straight Loss Lifts Wesleyville Over Corry In Scoring on Passes
Wesleyville dominated the game with a strong line and quick backs, scoring twice in the first quarter and building a lead after interceptions and fumbles. Corry answered with two long-yardage plays including a 59-yard run by Black and a fumbled return, but Wesleyville reclaimed momentum and sealed the win with a late drive featuring Bonito, Stevenson, and Broue.
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Sports Roundup From New York Aims For Headlines
Long Island mentions race crowds at Belmont with over 24 000 on a record weekday handle while the Futurity and housing bonds are noted. Other items include Mike Mc Aullife and Bobby Ruskin boxing talk plus a mock social security joke on a Brewers contract.
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Postwar boxing boom foretold by Red Cochrane
Hillside New Jersey AP report notes Freddie Red Cochrane, Navy welterweight champ and recent chief petty officer, sees a postwar boxing surge. He reflects on boxing’s appeal, contends many youths seek bouts, and plans to fight again, eyeing lined-up challengers once cleared. Also mentions table tennis softball popularity and Cochrane’s return from service at 28.
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Three Way Tie For First In Fourth Loop Bowling
In the Fourth Ladies Bowling league Boston House and Lanstons lead as Zuckermans Lassies join the top spot after a 2 sweep over Pertys Beauticians. Rosemary Auer paced the winners with 120 148 119 while Gertrude Crowell led the Electricians with 136 174 138 in a tight three way tie race.
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Musial Injured as Cardinals Defeat Giants
Star slugger Stan Musial pulls up in the fourth inning with a strained right ankle. An examination showed no serious damage, and Musial is rested as St Louis defeats New York 7 to 1 behind strong pitching by Harry Gumbert.
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Christensen Motors and Citizens Bank Win In Andlay Bowling
In the Andlay Bowling League fixtures Christensen Motors Citizens Bank and Eimmond Elevator swept two games apiece. Christensen Motors posted 1023 and 868 to top the Fale Sore while Laurie Beker led with 174 and other high scores. Gutivens Bank had 981 985 and 1055 in a three game series, Clark Lord anchored with 187s to help secure a win.
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Golf Tourney in Philadelphia Benefits Red Cross
A Sunday golf event in Philadelphia raises funds for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Red Cross. The charity field includes noted players such as Byron Nelson and Vic Ghezzi, along with multiple former and current amateur and professional golfers.
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Baseball will continue in 44 American league season
Pirates president Geb Williams says baseball will continue, noting a year ago public doubt delayed play and that current reports show steady support. He cites coordination with teams and officials, asserting the league remains committed and hopeful for a full season.
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