Dodgers Climb To Fifth Place After Twin Wins Over Phils
The rejuvenated Dodgers moved to fifth in the National League standings after beating the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 3 and 8 to 1. Other games saw the Giants edge the Braves, Walters nearly shut out the Cardinals, and the Pirates fall to the Cubs. The Yankees lost to the Red Sox, Partee homered in Boston's 8-7 win. Indians beat Athletics in 11 innings, Senators edged the A’s 7-5, and the Indians also defeated the Browns 4-3 while Detroit-Chicago was rained out.
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Angott Williams Rematch Considered After Narrow Decision
The article reports a possible rematch between Sammy Angott and Ike Williams following Williams' close decision over Angott. Williams seeks a title bout with Juan Zurita, who recently dethroned Angott, while Angott may wait on the outcome of Williams' pursuit and the Pennsylvanuia ruling.
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Ike Wiliams
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Juan Zurita
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Irving Kutcher
Pennsylvania
West Pittsburg tops Shenango Pottery in baseball clash
West Pittsburg defeated Shenango Pottery 8 to 5 at Lee Avenue to climb fourth in the league. Cardella starred with a triple and two two base hits while Eversole Gazetti Sono Thomas DelPrince each added bases, Hartman relieved Ferrucci to earn the win over Laitmen.
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Pennsylvania official Raymond H. Smith ex Penn State athletics chief
Raymond H. Smith, former graduate manager of athletics at Penn State, currently serves as deputy State Secretary of Commerce in Pennsylvania.
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Penn State
City Baseball Loop Standings Brief
Machinists versus West Pittsburg at West Pittsburg. Johnson Bronze faces Alco at Booker T. Wahsington. Uni-Refracs host Shenango Pottery at Lee Avenue.
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Moose Defeat Alcoas 6 to 1 in City Baseball League
T Campbell pitched four hits and seven strikeouts guiding the Moose to a 6 1 win over the Alcoas at Booker T Washington Field. Sharp Moose fielding limited Alcoa and heavy hitting came from Rico Coulter and Budai who each had multiple hits including a triple by Budai and Rico.
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National League Results Mixed as Brooklyn Tops Philadelphia
National League batters produced a slate of games. Chicago II and Pittsburgh tied with Boston, 6 to 6. Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 8 to 1, while Cincinnati beat St Louis 7 to 1.
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Baseball scores and rain delay shuffle schedules
Washington beats Philadelphia 5 to unknown while Cleveland defeats St Louis 4 in 11 innings. Detroit and Chicago game postponed due to rain. Tonight Washington hosts Philadelphia and Cleveland visits St Louis under night games as Penn State football runs seven losses in 47 starts during the 1919 to 1923 golden era.
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Local Sportsman’s New Conversation About Boxing and Baseball Echoes
Ben Brown visits his old city after retirement in California and talks with Jimmie Dunn Emmett Rocco Babe McCoy and George Chip’s successor Babe McCoy. He notes Dunn paused boxing plans and may move east while Rocco works at a defense plant. Brown also mentions the Olympic in Los Angeles and the Hollywood Legion Bowl hosting fights. CY Williams reflection spans players from Bob Muncrief and Oli Dutra to Earl Browne Browne’s long baseball journey ends near his original start 67 feet from the pitcher’s slab.
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Presbyterians Lead Golf League Standings at Castle Hills
First Presbyterian tops the league after two matches with 8 points at Castle Hills Golf Course. Highland U P and Harbor U P tied for second on 7, Epworth 6, Mahoning Churches 5. Results show Harbor 4 Mahoning 2 and First Presbyterians 4 1/2 to 1 1/2. Medalist Jimmy Dart shot 38 with George Stitzinger 39 as runner up. Next week’s schedule features Mahoning Churches vs Highland U P and other matchups.
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Dykes Seeks New Contract With White Sox
Chicago June 9 James J. Dykes announced he is shopping for a new deal with the Chicago White Sox. His current three year contract expires at season end and he does not want to wait long to negotiate a new pact.
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James J. Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Dean Park Dodgers edge Fannins in 6-5 Legion game
Dean Park Dodgers, led by Lefty Campbell a six hit effort, defeated the Fannins 6 to 5 at Lehigh Field on Thursday in American Legion Junior League play. McPeak homered and doubled for Fannins as four errors aided Dean Park’s third inning surge. Shelar Gentile and Kwolek had two hits for Dean Park while McPeak, Fannin, and Reed contributed for the Fannins. Dean Park now under Bob Miller and scheduled a 2 pm Sunday practice and meeting.
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Aces topple Penn Eagles in high scoring win
The Aces defeated the Penn Eagles 11 to 10 at Gaston Park. Eckles earned the win while Demos pitched well for three singles. Morici took the loss. The Aces face the Zoups Supers next Wednesday at 11 at Gaston Park field.
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Litwhiler Granted 2-A Deferment for Public Interest
Philadelphia draft board reclassified Danny Litwhiler from 1-A to 2-A citing service in public interest and health. The St. Louis Cardinals slugger, 28 in August with a prewar wife and child, was deemed contributing via baseball’s support of army funds and exhibition games.
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Umpires Meet Tonight to Plan Assignments
Lawrence County Umpires Association calls all members to a meeting at the Y tonight at 8 30. Leon Hill, president, will assign umpires to games for a two week period.
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Armstong and Davis Ready for Clash at Madison Square Garden
The aging boxers Henry Armstrong and Bummy Davis head toward a crossroad bout at Madison Square Garden. Armstrong, once a dominant champion, seeks to prove he still can fight at top levels while Davis, younger and punchy, aims to regain prominence after earlier career reverses. The bout is framed as a pivotal, potentially defining moment for both men.
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Former Penn State coach runs poultry farm in Doylestown
Hugo Bezdek, once a major league baseball manager and Penn State football coach, now operates a poultry farm in Doylestown near Philadelphia.
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