Texas Schoolboy Track Sensation
Charley Parker a 17 year old San Antonio schoolboy heads to Texas after winning two national AAU outdoor titles at Randalls Island. He claimed the junior 100 meter and senior 200 meter crowns in fast finishes, though his times were considered unspectacular due to slow starts.
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Pioneer Club
Bill Hulse
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Hulse
Bob Kelley
University of Iinei
Alcoas Defeat West Pittsburg In City League Clash
Dean outpitched Wardman in a 11 to 9 Alcoa victory. Dean fanned seven and walked seven while Wardman struck out four. Donegan Coughlin and Tanner led Alcoa hitters. West Pittsburg’s Millie and Marky topbatters. Third win of the year for Alcoa.
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Tanner
Joe Millie
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Wardman
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A. Prive
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Clee
Carvells
Gueetti
Joe Mills
Jim Mills
Eversole
H E Donegan
Creee Maher
A Fichelberger
Harlin
Kruk
Softball Moguls To Meet Tonight
Softball managers and representatives will meet at 7 30 tonight in the YMCA to discuss the proposed industrial softball league. Five teams Shenango Pottery Johnson Bronze Standard Steel Saving Aluminum Works and International Association of Machinists have signified interest with a target of six teams. Officers will be elected and plans for the league opening will be set.
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Playground Boys to Play Softball Circuits This Summer
City recreation officials will operate senior and junior boys softball leagues this summer. Senior players under 17 and juniors under 14 compete in two divisions per loop. American league teams include West Side and others. National league includes Rose Avenues and more. A playoff will pit circuit leaders after the season.
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Mahoningtont
State Track Star Signally Honored
STATE COLLEGE Pa June 19 Johnny Dibeler Penn State track captain has been voted the outstanding man in the graduating Class of the school of physical education and athletics This citation is awarded annually to one man and one woman Vivian Martin of Williamsport won the women’s division Dibeler a Philadelphian finished second in the 600 at this year IC A games
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Johnny Dibeler
Penn State
School of Physical Education
Vivian Martin
Williamsport
Dibeler
Edinburg Tigers Defeat Croton In 7-4 Baseball Win
Edinburg Tigers beat Croton A C 7 to 4 at Edinburg field after seven hit performance by Hiskey. DiMuccio, Post and Apecelli provided two extra base hits. Scoring by innings shows Croton with 4 runs and Edinburg with 7.
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J. Post
Apecelli
We. Croton
Edinburg
Croton
F. Pia
Hilkey and
Craycraft
Revolver Club Meets Tuesday at Cathedral Range
The Sportsmen's Revolver clan holds its weekly meeting Tuesday night at the Cathedral range at 8:30 with the basic firearms drill beginning at 7:30. Instructor William McKee oversees. Members urged to attend for a range remodel discussion and team qualification shoot against Ma honing Valley Revolver club. Secretary Charles Schweinsberg announced.
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Mahoning Valley
Charles Schweinsberg
Bronze Defeats Machines 14 to 13 in Marathon Frame
Bronze rallied from behind in the eighth to plate three runs and edge the Machinists 14 13 at Marshall field. Johnson Bronze had 29 hits and committed six errors while I A M had none. Young and Flintall pitched for Bronze with Brush and Risso for the losers.
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Baseball Results and Schedule for National League, June 14 1944
Yesterday in the National League the Pirates defeated St Louis 7 to 1, Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 7 to 4, and New York routed Boston 9 to 1. Cincinnati edged Chicago 6 to 5 in thirteen innings after a game halted at dusk. Today only New York at Brooklyn is scheduled as a night game.
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Legion team selection set for Wednesday at George Washington field
Chairman Ex l C Moffatt of the Perry S Gaston post American Legion baseball committee announced the final practice to pick the district team from American Legion Junior league players. The session will be Wednesday at 6 p m at George Washington field with hopefuls to have their names certified by that date.
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L C. Moffatt
Perry S
Ferrante Hurls Moose to Win in City League Clash
Ferrante pitched the Loyal Moose to a 9 to 4 win over Shenango Pottery at Lee Avenue, lifting league lead as Beatrice and Ferrante held the Pottery scoreless late. Extras featured doubles from Thames Latimer Coulter Mash Budai Marshall and Ferrante with Morrison taking the loss after 13 hits.
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Mash
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Moose E Coulter
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Soho
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Leonellie
Renee Latime
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Baseball scores and coach notice mix in AMES PODAY brief
In the American League Boston beat Washington 9 to 6 and Philadelphia topped New York 6 to 0 while Chicago swept Cleveland 6 to 4 and Detroit edged St Louis 7 to 5. Also noting Washington at New York as the only game scheduled and mentioning Joe Bedenk, Penn State baseball coach, formerly with Reenstitute and the University of Florida.
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Washington Senators
Early Wynn
Wally Moses
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Cleveland Indians
Pirates To Play At Camp Reynolds Bond Rally Event
In Greenville on June 27 the Pittsburgh Pirates meet the Youngstown team of the National American Baseball Association at Camp Reynolds. The two oclock start is followed by remarks from Brigadier General Jesse A. Ladd and Lt Col LPD Warren, a Special Services program, a 5 pm ball game, and a retreat ceremony. Bond drive progress is reported with Lt Col Altus G Moore and Cpl Frank McLanese purchasing $1000 war bonds.
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Provost Marshall
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Frank Mc Lanese
Bronze To Play Postponed Game At Marshall Field
Johnson Bronze city league baseball team announces a postponed game against I A Machinists at Marshall Field on Wednesday at 6 o clock Diffley says Bronze will also play the Johnson Bronze Old Timers at Marshal Field next Sunday at 3 o'clock Preston Flaherty and Vito Cialella lead the Old Timers lineup Bud Russler to manage Ev Granger Bus Lawton Bennie Goclano Ed Davenport Blue Atkins appear as part of the roster
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Bronze
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New Castle High
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Scandial
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Ev Granger
Notre Dame
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Ed Davenport
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Swimming Pool Becomes Penn State’s Busiest Classroom
STATE COLLEGE Pa June 19 the pool at Penn State has become the busiest classroom since military and naval trainees arrived a year ago averages show about 10000 towels used each month in pool instruction Al Michaels former Lions athlete and current assistant football coach leads the program since its inception
Outdoorsman Fox Details Animal Talk and Local Encounters
Naturalist Owen Fox explains animal communication and shares field observations from Sylvan Heights golf course and Gaston park. He describes a mother pheasant guiding brood, a squirrel feeding station, wrens at a nest, Orioles feeding young, and notes on a black snake relates to pest control.
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Yanks Slip to Sixth as AL Races Narrow
The New York Yankees slide into sixth place after a double loss to the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 0 and 8 to 6. Boston and Chicago remain near the top while St Louis and Cleveland gain ground in a crowded AL race. In the NL, Reds and Cubs battle 6-6 after 13 innings as Giants sweep Braves.
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Yankees
Pirates Sign Up Vandergrift Boy
Vandergrift Pa high school left-hander Marino Fazano, 16, signed with Hornell in the Pony league after being recommended by Vandergrift coach Guy Bernardo. Pirates manager Frank Frisch praised him as a top western Pennsylvania pitching prospect.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Babe Didrikson Breaks Record in Open Qualifier
Chicago reports Babe Didrikson led the field in the 15th annual women's western open at Park Ridge Country Club with a 38 31 88 six under par in the qualifying round. Patty Berg defends her 1941 title as Didrikson eyes a third championship in the event history.
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Patty Bere
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