Bowling Opens Season Across City Leagues This Week
The 1846-47 bowling season starts with Recreation Alleys hosting Monday through Friday leagues while Elks form two leagues for Wednesday and Friday evenings. Men’s City League, Tra dies A League, and Third and Fourth Leagues roll into fall, with plans for Elks Open and Handbag leagues and possible Raymonds schedule updates. Bill Veeck contemplates trades as Indians aim to bolster rosters before 1941.
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Cards And Dodgers Reach Do Or Die Stage Of Flag Race
The St Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers enter a pennant chase with the Red Birds to Philadelphia for two games before a three game series in Brooklyn as Brooklyn hosts the Reds. Boston needs a win over Detroit to clinch the AL pennant, while Philadelpia tops Giants 5 4 on Ennis homer and Gilbert RBI.
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National League results and today’s games summary
National League results show Philadelphia 5 New York 4.Today's schedule includes Cincinnati at Brooklyn St. Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Boston. American League yesterday had no games. today Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Cleveland.
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World Series Tickets At Boston Sell Fast After Midnight Rush
Fans mob Boston postal and telegraph offices to secure two 25 dollar seats for the World Series at Fenway Park. A stamped envelope with 12.25 for a pair of tickets was required, as lineups stretched through main offices and branches amid wartime anxieties and stiff demand.
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First Penn Grid Squad Brims With 63 Candidates
Mateo Hershey Pa Sept 10 Sixty three University of Pennsylvania football candidates the largest squad in coach George Mungers nine years at Penn turned out today for the first full days grid practice The prospects who arrived here yesterday will work out twice daily until September 45 when they return to Philadelphia for the opening of the collegiate season Munger who sizes the prospects up as the nucleus for a very good team said the 48 Penn team should be better than any since 1940.
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Bradford Edges Jamestown 3-2 in semis for Governor's Cup
Bradford narrowly defeated Jamestown 3-2 in a best of seven Governor's Cup semifinal game. Olean routed Batavia 4-0 to pull even 2-2 in its series, with Jamestown set to visit Bradford and Batavia to visit Olean in tonight's games.
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Three former champs lead Pennsylvania women’s golf field
Three former state champions head a field of 78 entering match play at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club for the 10th Pennsylvania Women’s Championship. Defending champ Betty Aberethy tied for medal honors with Helen Sigel and Mrs Norman Lark in the 18 hole qualifying, Aberethy having won titles in 1937 and 1941.
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Phillies Acquire Rookies Eddie Jones and Buck Boehm
Philadelphia Phils and Athletics sign two likely rookies for 1947 rosters. Eddie Jones, a former Bennettsville player, led the Palmetto League this summer as a top hitter. Buck Boehm, 21, is an outfielder from the San Diego team in the Pacific Coast League. Purchase prices not disclosed.
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Amateur golf event sees Everitt pace field with 68s
In Springfield N D on January 19 the 46th National Amateur championship began diversely as Army dentist Howard Everitt of Manufacturers Club Philadelphia fired a 68 at Baltustol Golf Club. Woody Plath of Philadelphia also posted a 69 in practice and matched Everitt’s pace early, while Tom Stephenson and Dick Chapman trailed by one stroke. Defending champ Bud Ward opened with 75 as early rounds highlighted strong scores and notable pros.
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Ex-Servicemen Bolstering Penn State Grid Hopes
Ex servicemen return to Penn State football as 13 linemen and 9 backs ready for 1946 season under coach Bob Higgins. Key linemen include Leo Nobile and Steve Subrey, with veterans foreseeing a strong line and end candidates impressing Higgins. Nine veterans rejoined the backfield after war service, signaling a hopeful season for the Nimny Lions.
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Bill Poland grounds Marty Clark in New York bout
New York fighter Bill Poland knocks out Marty Clark by 202 percent in a Brooklyn ring. Ells Stewart of Philadelphia defeats 183 pound contender and Davey Feld is named winner in Brooklyn event.
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Local boxing notes from Cleveland and Allentown bouts
Harold Green, 155 pounds from Brooklyn, outpointed. Sammy Secret, 149 pounds from Pittsburgh, lost on points. In Allentown Joe Bask, 215 pounds from Kulpmont, Pa., stopped Agostinho Guedes, 193 pounds from Palmerton, Pa., in the fourth.
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