Cubs Are Giant Killers In National League race
The Cubs, sinking to the NL cellar, are labeled giant killers after sweeping the Braves in Chicago and losing a doubleheader to Brooklyn. The Braves slip toward the pennant while Dodgers Pirates and Cardinals gain ground as the season tightens. Vets football season opens next Tuesday in Erie Stadium with North Braddock Mustangs. Coach Lou Tullio leads a 19 game schedule planned with clubs from Akron to Jamestown and Warren.
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Dodgery
Ashburn sidelined for rest of season
Philadelphia Phillies star outfielder Richie Ashburn will miss the remainder of the season with a broken left hand. Dr. John Royal Moors of Temple University Hospital said the hand was broken in two places after a slide into second base at Pittsburgh last Saturday. Ashburn had been batting .333 this season.
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Pirates Prove Surprise Team Of Senior Loop
Pirates outpace league leaders in night games, staying two games behind the Braves as Chicago Cubs upset the Dodgers and the Athletics stumble. Pittsburgh's 5-4 win over the Giants, plus attendance records, highlight a strong run by Meyer's squad. Indians, Red Sox, Yankees win. Otto Graham and Cliff Lewis noted as Bay Village neighbors.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
National League results show Pittsburn 5, New York 3, Chicago 7, Brooklyn 0, St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 0, Boston 2, Cincinnati 1. Today New York at Pittsburgh night, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St. Louis night. American League scores Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 1, Boston 8, Detroit 4, Washington 7, Chicago 1, New York 10, St. Louis 9, Cleveland 5. St Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston. International League Baltimore 0, Newark 3, Syracuse 5, Jersey City 4, Montreal 4, Rochester 1. Only games scheduled.
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Four Mid-Atlantic Top Teams Sweep Twin Bills
The four first division teams swept their second division opponents in the Middle Atlantic League. Vandergrift leads Erie by 41 games, with Uniontown seven back and Johnstown 16 behind for the Shaughnessy playoff spot. Vandergrift beat Butler 4-0 and 13-4 as Bob Hansen and Eric Sailorace tossed a two-hitter to edge Oil City 1-0 after Erie won the opener.
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Titusville 10 Face Merchants Tonight at Loveland Field
The Corry and Titusville Merchants baseball teams clash at Loveland Field this evening at 6:18. Last Friday’s rain halted a 7-6 Corry win in the seventh inning. manager Vern Group plans a stronger lineup to even the series. Walter McGraw starts for Corry. Dubrosky and Robertson to patrol the outfield. Dimick and McGraw on the field. The Merchants hope to improve with the same lineup as last Friday. They’ll meet Homestead Grays Friday night, aiming for the season’s largest crowd.
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Joe Sarnicki
Johnny Randanelli
Joe McGraw
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Dr Compton’s golf team to be feted at steak dinner
Members of Dr Compton’s golf squad and Dr R X Williams’ team, victors in a recent match, will be honored at a steak dinner tomorrow evening at the Carry County Club. Serving will run 5:30 to 8:30, with reservations urged today or tomorrow. The menu features steaks corn on the cob French fries and coffee.
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Meerdink's Grab Lead In Ladies' A Bowling League
Meerdink Furniture Jaste leads after a sweep over Steen's as the Ladies' A Bowling League opens at Bowl-Aike. Brigham Hardware tops Raymond, Superior Cleaners beat Mabel Shoppe, Chapin Sluggers and Page Nichols also compete. standings show Meerdink's 30 wins, Chapins 2 losses in early action.
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Jamestown Hurler Pitches No-Hitter in Pony League Game
Lockport Reds win 7-3 over Wellsville Red Sox after a four-run 11th inning. Jamestown’s Jey Kleinsmith throws second no hitter of the season, fanning 12 with five walks, as Hamilton Cardinals blank 15-0. Other scores include Bradford Blue Wings 11 over Batavia Officers, Maple Leafs 15 over Oilers, plus various player lines and partial stats.
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Indians Dominant Win Sends Lou Boudresi Tops Batting Leader
Yesterday's Stars Batting Lou Boudresi of the Indians enjoyed a perfect three for three at bat with a single double and triple to power an 86 to 1 triumph over the Athletico. He raised his average to 371 to seize the league batting lead by one point over Ted Williams. Hank Borowy pitched for the Cubs, facing a minimum of 27 batters in a 3 to 1 victory over Brooklyn.
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Dick Fowler
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Fights Last Night In US Ring Meet
Boxing card across cities reports several bouts with fighters from Brooklyn New York St Louis Hartford and New York, including Enrique Balam Mesbo Cliy Harold Gryen and Teddy Davis who outpointed rivals at notable arenas.
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