Pirates Beat Braves 5 3 as Meine Shines in Boston
Heine Meine struggled but held key hits for Pittsburgh. The Pirates touched four Boston hurlers for ten blows and won 5 to 3, lifting them back to .500 with 13 wins and 13 losses. Maranville, Waner siblings and Comorosky led a first inning burst, while Richbourg and McAfee sparked late. Boston’s lineup rallied in the seventh but fell short.
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Boston
Heine Meine
Curyeagna
Buccaneers
Bill McKechnie
Braves
Pirates
Meinie
Harry Seibold
Tva
Bill McAfee
Reno Cantwell
Bill Sherdel
Waners
Lloyd Waner
Brother Paul
Paul
Grantham
Sheely
Traynor
Schulmerich
Berger
Richbourg
Heinie
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P. Waner
Yraynor
Pangataakys
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A Chatham
F Bergar
Worthington
Cantwell
Sherdel
Gene Abe
Seibold
McAfee
Lucerne Beats Waterman 4 2 In Openers A P League
Lucerne defeated Waterman 4 to 2 on Lucerne field in the A P League opener as Troup and Cramer held the line and 2,800 fans witnessed a solid fielding effort. Pitchers kept hits scattered, and the scoreboard featured multiple early games across the league with standings and leaders listed for the day.
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Lucerne
Waterman
Kent Beats Iselin in League Opener
Kent defeated Iselin in the league opener. Two-base hits by Fincovitch and Wels. Bellas doubled on a three-base hit. Oddrey to Moore to Bellas turned a double play. Pitchers Wise and Brain allowed walks and strikeouts, with Wise fanning 10. Umpires Setlock and Spondike. scorer Maraska. Also note: A National Parks Association delegation will visit Branson Missouri to study the Shepherd of the Hills and Lake Taneycomo area for possible a national park, referencing Harold Bell Wright.
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Boston
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Regan
EP. Waner
Grantham
L. Waner
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Meina
Thevenow
Maguire
Sheely
Beibold
McAfee
Méinile
Seibold
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Quigley
Fincovitch
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Bellas
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Moore
Wise
Brain
Setlock
Spondike
Maraska
Branson, Mo
The
National Parks Association
Shepherd of Hills
Lake Tan
Sycomo Ozark Mountain
Harold Bell Wright
Iselin
Kent
Fineovitch
Waterman
Nerbst
Benen ‘Moore
Desses
Seereses Chakin
Styvesant
Shaffer
Weis
Cicero
Delfuro
Tobler
Kiski Prep Falls To Pitt Freshmen In Track Meet
Pitt freshmen edged Kiski Prep 61 to 6 at Pitt Stadium during the W. PAL carnival. Keller led Pitt with wins in the 440 and half mile. Milligan swept the 100 and 220. Relay and field event results followed with Pitt athletes earning multiple top finishes.
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University of Pittsburgh
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Pitt Stadium
Panther
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Milligan
Pitt
Bettridge
Kiski
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Moore
Guay
Itt
Cross
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Lawrence
Breuning
Guthridge
Miller
Koeghley
Brewnng
de Marchi
Bell
Brandon
Stewart
Hogan
Brinkley
Smith
Kalbaugh
Indiana Co B E League Schedule Highlights Local Matches
Indiana A A clashes with Graceton at Graceton while Tide meets Indiana at Indiana. Heilwood faces McIntyre in Heilwood and Lucerne hosts Creekside in Lucerne. The week features varied pairings across towns with daily games from May 18 to May 22.
R. & P. Baseball League Schedule May 19
The schedule lists Lucerne at Kent Tselin at Waterman Adrian at Nu Mine Yatesboro at Ernest for May 19 games in the R. and P. League.
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Kent
Tselin
Waterman
Adrian
Nu Mine
Yatesboro
Ernest
Kent Iselin
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Altoona Wins District Meet In Strong Showdown
Altoona High captured the district meet with 68 2 3 points as 20 schools competed. Rupert set a 26.4 second hurdle mark, Altoona relays posted 3 38 to break the old 8 44 standard, and Calvert and Holidaysburg clocked new marks in the half mile. Morrisdale edged Salisburg for Class BD crown with a slim margin. high jump reached 6 feet 7 inches by Mahotz and Woodward Township.
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A. A
Altoona
Clearfield
Rupert
Calvert
Holidaysburg
Morrisdale High
Salisburg
Mahotz
Woodward Township
Johnstown
Hollidaysburg
Barnesboro
Nant-y-Glo
Indiana
Cresson
Ferndale
Lockhaven
State College
Wbensburg
Homer City
Beaverdale
Patton
Sherwin
Dover
Reese
Hicks
Duckett
Altona
Pearson
Caldwell
Clarfield
Schoenfelt
Heldorn
Rhodes
Fuoss
Milton
Kirkpatrick
Mathias
Butler
Hoffman
Rouzer
Scott
Clearfeld
Gongloff
Telenko
Wagner Barnesboro
Kelly
Bonebreak
Bacha
Fluke
Jones
Hoglett
Patsin
Smith Lock Haven
Mur- Tay
Ernest Loses to Adrian 3-2 in Opening Game
Ernest to Adrian opener ends 3 2 as Evans limits Adrian to seven hits while Shrock allows six. RH. E, 1 2 6 Bl w 25 2.
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Ernest
Adrian
Evans
Shrock
County League Opens Tonight in 1931 Season
The Indiana County League starts its 1931 season with eight of ten teams active. Player eligibility has been approved, promising the best season yet. Indiana Athletic Association travels to Greaston, Tide visits Indiana East End field, Heilwood hosts McIntyre, Creekside plays Lucerne, and Homer City meets Coral at Coral on Tuesday evening.
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Indiana County League
Indiana Athletic Association
Graceton
Tide
Indiana East End
Heilwood
McIntyre
Creekside
Lucerne
Homer City
Coral
Yatesboro Beats NuMine Three Runs To None
Yatesboro built a three run lead in the first inning on its home field and held NuMine scoreless as Williams pitched for NuMine and Filliard hurled most of the game for Yatesboro. A late inning line drive struck Filliard in the abdomen forcing his exit. his condition is reported as not yet serious.
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Yatesboro
NuMine
Williams
Filliard
McIntyre Edges East End 5 4 In Ninth Inning Rally
East End rallied in the ninth but McIntyre held on for a 5 4 win. Loose East End fielding produced three McIntyre runs while McIntyre scored on two early errors and timely hits. Valenti steadied after the third, Gaydosh limited East End to three hits, and clutched late defense preserved the victory. Time of game 2 05. Umpires Carney and Giberty.
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Enders
East End
McIntyre
MclIntyre
Zahoronskey
Valenti
Tony
Gaydosh
Washington
Plekersky
Piekarsky
F. Lewis
Sgro
R. Kelly
E. Wagner
Brother “Rum
Turk
Carney and
Giberty
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