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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1943
Page
8
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The Pirates swept the Dodgers in a doubleheader to climb to third place as the Reds clinched the pennant by sweeping the Phillies and extending their hot streak. Rays Starr and Joe Beggs pitched six-hit games for Cincinnati, while Schoolboy Rowe homered for Philadelphia. The Cardinals split a twin bill with Boston as Mort Cooper and Lefty Brecheen troubled the Braves, and Max Donnelly shut down Brooklyn. Cubs swept the Giants in two, while the Yankees fell to Cleveland in their final meeting of the season.
The notes discuss Holledale Waterford King Hurlers and reserve players gaining game experience, with the varsity schedule of eight contests underway. It highlights potential Armistice Day rematches, pitcher news around the Yankees and Cardinals, draft deferment implications for players, and upcoming football and college games plus a boxing result in New York.
A's rookie squad pounded 14 hits in an 8 to something victory over the St. Louis Browns as Shortstop Hall was the only regular in the lineup. Mack's team, dominant at Shire Park, secured the win behind Lon Ciola who pitched a complete game, limiting the Browns to a few safe blows.
Paul Derringer earned his 200th major league victory as the Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 3-2 in 10 innings. Lon Warneke also won, despite a tough season, as Arkansas-born Derringer joins Freddie Fitzsimmons and Carl Hubbell among 200-win pitchers.
Wilcox Grocers defeated City Market while Hepler Motors beat Kinney Spiesman Plumbers in two games on the Bilks circuit. Cragg led the losers with 192 203 and 200 as the top individual games.
Baseball scores from the National and American leagues with yesterday results for key teams. Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis and others show wins and losses. Scheduled Monday games include Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Detroit at Philadelphia among others. Minor leagues report International League final playoff Syracuse 2 Toronto 1 and American Association Columbus 3 Indianapolis 0 in best of five series.
The Raymond Keslevettes, Wing Will, Page and Perry, and Wilcox Grocers battled a three way tie in the Ladies A League last evening. Raymonds swept two from Wing Wills. Wilcox edged Page and Perry in two of three games. Mary Hnalyszyn led the winners with steady scores. The Resall Drugs carded a 2312 team total, led by Thelma Litt and Beatrice Hulings. 15-Yard Tackle Play Was Taps at Virginia.
The Estimating and 300 teams scored two game victories in the Aero Supply Bowling League Monday evening, leaving the standings closely bunched. Local teams battled for position as the night featured tight games and several high scores amid the fray.
Round of New York notes Belmont Park publicity day with a $10000 special for hopefuls under the headline Back the Aligek. The card includes the Jockey Club Gold Cup, purses totaling many thousands, and a mix of local and national racing figures.
Elmira captures the Governors' Cup for the third time in seven years after a seven game series. The Pioneers defeated the pennant winner Serentan team 8 to 1 amid a large crowd, setting a new attendance record with 40,919 spectators across nine games.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission allocated 6,000,000 shotgun shells for the hunting season, with about 50 percent of hunters expected to be ineligible to buy shells. Officials say roughly 800,000 shells will be sold for 22 caliber, and 20 gauge shells will be widely available, shaping hunting activity across the state.
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