Turnover in Pilots and Boxing Probe Highlight Sports Notes
Heavy turnover in baseball pilots continues as managers quit and rumors swirl about Brooklyn’s 1947 leadership. Major leaguers approach 20 win seasons with Hughson and Chandler chasing No 20 as Pollet and Sain pace the NL. Parker’s boxing exposé in Sport magazine targets racketeers and weak oversight, arguing for centralized control. Rambling items mention VFW franchise bid, Browns’ title chase, and prayer for Dodgers as Dempsey era nostalgia colors the page.
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Cards and Dodgers Clinch Narrow Wins in Tight Baseball Day
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 1-0 with Breheen driving in Joe Gungiola for the decisive run as Brooklyn ousted Philadelphia 6-1 at Ebbets Field. Dodgers and Phils square off again while Cards face Reds in St Louis. potential playoff games loom if ties persist. Also, Yankees top Athletics 9-6 in the American League. Separate boxing results list Bell, Kapovich and Millan scoring KOs in Baltimore. Carollo outpoints Neville in New York.
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Wilcox Grocers Lead City Bowling Standings
Wilcox Grocers topped the City Bowling League, sweeping Marty's and Corry Sales to take first place. Corry Water blanked Sordoni Construction in all three games as Unknowns and Sordoni trade matches. Standings show Wilcox 5 1 0.833, Corry Sales 3 3 0.600, Water 3 3 0.600.
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Monessen Greyhounds upset Donora in 13-7 clash
In Monessen Pa the Greyhounds under Coach Rab Currie toppled the 20 game winning Donora Dragons 13-7 at home. Joe Gladys connected twice with dos Koval for 16 and 27 yard scores in a decisive second half. Donora’s first defeat in over three years ends their Class AA WPIAL reign as the largest crowd on record watched.
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Baseball scores and schedule update in national league
Yesterday St Louis beat Chicago 1 to 0 and Brooklyn crushed Philadelphia 8 to 1. Today Cincinnati visits St Louis while Philadelphia plays Brooklyn and Pittsburgh goes to Chicago. Also New York faces Detroit in the American League schedule update with New York at Boston and St Louis at Detroit listed.
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Lims Lead in Clymer League Bowls to Top Start
The Clymer Bowling League opened at Recreation Alleys with Lims sweeping GLP to lead the standings. Conservation beat the American Legion, and C Bag defeated the Gins in a pair. Linns rolled high counts 689 and 677 as GLP posted 472, 441 and 689. Conservation blasted 705, 724 and 694 with Legion games 701, 703 and 729. C Bageting posted 687, 711 and 791 while the Guns started 742 then 685 and 718.
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Youthful fighter dies after KO in ring at Holyoke
Felice Vidal, 18, of the Bronx, was knocked out by Red McGrath of Newark in the Valley Arena. He died two and a half hours later at Providence Hospital from a basal skull fracture after a furious four round bout. No charges were placed against McGrath as the investigation continues.
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Eagles Fly To Coast For League Opener
The Philadelphia Eagles will travel by plane to Los Angeles to face the Rams in the NFL season opener. Last season the Eagles finished second in the East and handed the champion Rams the league's only defeat.
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