Double Defeat For Cardinals
In New York on June 9, baseball teams battled in a day of doubleheaders. The Giants swept the Cardinals with a 7-3 victory in the opener after a late rally, while the Dodgers lost 3-2 to Derringer and the Reds. The Giants then beat St Louis again in the nightcap, as Brooklyn slipped in standings. In the American League, Cleveland widened its lead by routing Philadelphia 7-3, while Boston and Chicago split twin bills and New York and the White Sox traded blows. Other games featured Pittsburgh and St Louis, with continued tight races across the circuit.
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Phillies crush Phillies at Joe Park in 12 to 2 upset
In a doubleheader chaotic night, Joe Park hosted a rout as the Phillies hammered an opponent 12 to 2 with decisive hitting and pitching. John Podgajny starred in the 9 to 2 win, while Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 1 with Bill Lee delivering a five hit effort. The Braves recovered to trim the Bruins 13 to 0 in the finale.
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Philadelphia
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Daily baseball scores and upcoming games roundup
Yesterday's results include Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 4 Bozian 5 Chicago 0 New York 9 St Louis 3 with a second game delayed by darkness. Tomorrow's slate features Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis plus several interleague matchups across multiple cities.
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Elders Clash With Ryantown In Postponed City League Night
Ryantown Elders travel to face Ryantown in a postponed City league game weather permitting with a 6 o clock start. The Elders beat Ryantown 4 to 3 Sunday at Marshall Meld in a tight bout as West Siders seek another win. McIntyre and Annerelly to umpire tonight per manager Joe Samuels.
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Browns Tap Alabama Product Sewell Takes Browns’ Role
James Luke Sewell, new guiding stick of the St. Louis Browns, is an Alabama product who starred for the Crimson Tide and later played for Cleveland, Washington, the White Sox, and Bromslys. He later coached the Indians and, at 40, was born January 15, 1901, in Titus, Ada.
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Slovaks Defeat Moose 12 To 8 in City League Meet
The Slovak club beat the Moose 12 to 8 at Clifton Sunday behind Len Hart pitching. Hart allowed 11 hits but kept them scattered as Slovaks produced big innings in the second, fourth, and sixth. Parrot hit a long homer for Jeanne, Mingione and Coulter added triples, and Shabala Annerella Muse and Skuba doubled. This was Slovaks fifth win of the season against four revenues.
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Parrot
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Coulter
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Tey
Indies Moose Clash Postponed To Weather Night
The league leading Lawrence team will travel to Marshall Field for a 5 30 PM game against the Moose club weather permitting. Paw Morrison will pitch for the Indies with Picato set to throw for the Moose. Also listed are local church softball games with Crotorr versus Second U P at Lehigh field.
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Bad Luck Strikes Golfer On Open Course
PORT WORTH Texas in sports the cringiest moments occur Tony Penna of Dayton Ohio faced a cotton mouth moccasin on the Colonial Club course during National Open play He dropped a ball and took a penalty stroke rather than challenge the snake, illustrating unusual misfortune on the links.
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Jarosik and Moran Lead Arena Card in Clairton Show
In a night of ring comebacks, Sparky Jarosik defeats Mickie Rubin in a Jefferson A. GC arena bout. Frankie Moran returns against Jimmie Brown at 135, with Wille Booker meeting Chuck Arketh at 147 and Baby Face Leasure facing Del Haught at 130, all on a strong Clairton program.
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Collegiate Whiz Heads to Red Sox After Dickinson Graduation
Dickinson College star Keating ends college career after 22 wins in 29 starts as he departs for a tryout with the Boston Red Sox. Named the greatest Dickinson baseball player, he leaves with high expectations and a pro future.
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Wood wins Wenal Golf Open at Fort Worth 284
Craig Wood clinched the Wenal Golf Open with a four under 284 at Fort Worth. Alliance defeated North Hills in a Penn-Ohio Polo League matchup at Wexford by 6 to 4. Whirlaway triumphed in the Belmont Stakes for its 73rd running with Robert Morris and Yankee Chance finishing behind. Frankie Frisch lies in a Philadelphia hospital bed with pains from an old ankle injury.
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Temple Oklahoma sign two year football pact
Temple University and the University of Oklahoma have agreed to a two year home and home football arrangement. Oklahoma will visit Temple in Philadelphia on November 21, 1942, and Temple will travel to Norman on November 20, 1943.
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Elders Defeat Ryantown 4 To 3 at Marshall field
Elders win 4 to 3 over Ryantown as Hank Faller tops George Adams in a pitching duel at Marshall Field on Sunday. Eddie Todd led Elders with key hits while Teddy Koltz added three for Ryantown. Elders maintain first with Lawrence Indies in City league standings. eighth win against one loss.
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Softball Loop Games Tonight in Lawrence County
Five league games are scheduled tonight to end the first round. At Gas ton Park Eupert Tigers face Sunny Leys and Donofrios meet Ellwood Sons of Italy. At Dean Park Fannins play New Castle Suns of Italy. At Rad field Johnson Bronze oppose Valent with Hickory Heights.
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Sports chatter and rumor wrap in 1920s tone
A collage of sports notes, injuries, college enrollments, and gossip. Navy reports a shoulder injury is not serious and a brace may be worn next season. Wake Forest invites Bindy Lauro for preliminaries. Local fans discuss Bully Conn arrest, Bill McKechnie quotes, Luke Sewell, Connie Mack wishes, and racing and boxing sidelines.
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Lawrence Indies edge West Side in low scoring City league game
Eddie Peller Stewart pitched five hits allowed as the Lawrence Indies fought off West Side A to win 2 1 at Lee Avenue. Monk Rainey went the distance for the Indies allowing six West Side hits as Maher Knight and Kelly doubled for Lawrence while Maka Badal had five hits. Indies improve to one eight and one, tied with the Elders for first, with strong defense and timely hitting.
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West Pittsburg Defeats Croton in 16-9 Blowout
West Pittsburg walloped Croton A. C. 16 to 9 at Croton field on Sunday behind Lefty Tonsetic with four hits, while West Pittsburg rapped 20 hits led by Mike Margy and Tony Tonsetic. DeMonaco, Lazar, Marshall and Mirco starred for Croton A. C. as West Pittsburg earned their fifth win of the season, improving to 5-4.
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Ellwood City Beats Bessemer In County League
Ellwood City pitcher Greco allowed one hit as the home team defeated Bessemer 9 0 in a County League game. A late ninth inning scare nearly spoiled the shutout after Blazin misplayed a pop, but Greco’s single-hit gem stood. Penn loses five standout athletes as diplomas arrive, including Penn football great Frank Reagan.
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Girls Softball League Forming From Local City County
Announcement by Rocco P. Viggiano about a summer girls softball league to unite teams from Ellport Ellwood City Chewton Willow Grove West Pittsburg Newport Hillsville and other areas. A meeting for managers and officers will be held soon with contact to Mr Virglang at 4151 M for details.
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City Baseball League Standings and Tuesday Fixtures
City Baseball League lists Tuesday games at Marshall field West Pittsburg versus Moore at West Side A. C. versus Ryantown at Ryantown field Slovaks meet Croton at Cascrge tide Elda's against Lawrence Indies at Cedar street.
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Craig Wood Open Champion at Fort Worth swipe
Craig Wood won the Fort Worth Open with rounds of 73 71 70 70 on a par 70 course to finish with 284. He set or approached several records and received $4 000 in prize money plus an additional $1 000 from the association and other sponsors. Wood became the first to approach national championship status in the event.
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Ohio State Squad Thirty Six Strong
Fragmented OCR text discusses an Ohio State squad of 36 players with reserves eyed for promotion. Mentions of coach Dick Harlow and possible reorganization hint at trial selections and the future varsity lineup development. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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