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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1949

Page

11

Tigers and Yankees clash in doubleheader standings shift

New York and Detroit split a twin bill with Hutchinson defeating Raschi and a later New York win. Campbell, Mullin and Henrich starred for the Yankees while Grissom and Raschi delivered for Detroit in a high scoring night game.

Houtteman Riebe New York Oe Evers Coleman Bizzute Woodge Johnson E—Bizgute Campbell Oe Mapes Henrich Berra A Wertz Woodling Sevitian Campbell Kolloway Bb— Houtteman Overmi Lopat Senaeuans Trout Overmire U— Boyer Rommel Passarella Tigers Ahoa Yankees Ahoa Lake Fizauto Mullin Wertz O\ Henrich Evers Robinson Kelloway Keller Lipon Raschi A—Campbell Grissom Hutchinson RBI Mullins Shea Lake Lipop Detroit Br— Raschi Ho—Raschi U—Rommell Boyer

National League Baseball Box Scores and Details

Summary of multi-game box scores from Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and New York games. Includes pitching decisions, line scores, and notable plays with players such as Ennis, Meyer, Konstanty, Raffensberger, Hollmig, Lowrey, and Newcombe among others.

Cincinnati R—Ennis Seminick Hollmig Walker Lowrey Merriman Kluszewski RBI Meyer Hatton Stallcup Howell Ennis Jones S—Jones Sisler Rafflhe Miller Hamner Philadelphia Konstanty Raffensberger Hits— Meyer Simmons Gumbert Balk -Meyer Cooper

Hoover Game Postponed by Rain in Kent

Hoover and Kent Twin Coach postponed by rain from Sunday. Rescheduled for Tuesday at 6 15 p m in Kent. Hoover players to meet at 5 p m in front of the Community Building.

North Canton Hoover Kent Twin Kent

Baseball Scores From International League Summary

In the International League Rochester crushed Jersey City 14 to 3 while Syracuse slipped past Newark 5 to 4. Buffalo fell to Toronto 4 to 3 and Montreal beat Baltimore 6 to 1.

Rochester Jersey City Syracuse Newark Toronto Buffalo Montreal Baltimore

Wooster Lumbers defeat Spanish Merchants 5 to 1

Wooster hurler Stauffer allowed one hit as the Wooster Lumbers beat the Spanish Merchants 5 to 1 on Saturday night. The Merchants were set to play Orrville VFW at Orrville Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. All players report in front of the Italy store on W. Tuscarawas at 7.

Spanish Merchants Wooster Lumbers Wooster Stauffer The Merchants Orrville V.F.W Orrville Italy W. Tuscara

Mid-Atlantic League Weather Affects Midstate Games

In the Mid-Atlantic League forecasts, Johnstown reports 9 percent, Butler 6 percent, Ofl City 6 percent, Uniontown 2 percent, with Erie at Vandergrift dampened by rain causing delays and cancellations across several games.

Johnstown Butler Ofl City Uniontown Erie Vandergrift

Johnny Pesky Sparks Red Sox With Steady Hit Totals

Johnny Pesky stars as the Boston Red Sox press their offense, feeding sluggers Ted Williams and Vern Stephens. Pesky consistently posts 100 runs per season and multiple 200 plus hit campaigns while maintaining a strong batting average, and he remains a pivotal table setter for the team’s attack. The article notes Pesky’s early-season slow start but highlights his history of productivity and his role in fueling Boston’s scoring, as the club dominates opponents.

Associated Press Boston Red Sox Johnny Pesky Ted Williams Vern Stephens Pesky Sox Red Sox

Durocher Silent On Five Day Suspension

New York manager Leo Durocher offered no comment on his five day suspension after clashing with umpire Lee Ballanfant during Saturdays Cubs game in Chicago. He returned to New York alone and was greeted at the airport by Giant president Horace Stoneham and Mrs Durocher.

New York Leo Durocher New York Giants Lee Ballanfant Cubs Chicago Giant Horace Stoneham

Pesky Power Push Boosts Red Sox to Third on Streak

Boston swept a row over St. Louis Browns as Pesky banged 22 hits in 50 at bats, lifting his average to .301 and Johnny Pesky fueling a 5-3 win. Chuck Stubbs pitched seven innings for his second win, New Englanders inch closer to the Yankees.

Johnny Boston Red Sox St. Louis Browns Detroit Pesky Chuck Stubbs New York Yankees Yankees Tigers Ed Lopat Vic Raschi Frank Shea Pat Mullin Johnny Groth Raschi Bengals Philadelphia A’s Chicago White Sox Wally Moses Sox Bob Kuzava Marino Pieretti Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Dodgers Don Newcomb

Canton golfers shine in soggy day at Elms club

Canton district golfers produced high caliber rounds amid intermittent rain. Evie Schiltz carded a remarkable four under par 61 at Elms, while C V Mullett notched a masterful 140-yard par three ace. Several others posted subpar rounds and tournament pairings were announced for the director’s cup.

Bob Seaman Canton District

Blind bogey winners and accuracy tests in local golf

Winners listed for blind bogey with first place 76 by Gus Krumroy W R Harrison and John Jacobson. Second place 83 shared by W T Young and others. Accuracy tests won by Mrs Howard Schumacher and Bert Reash. Grabensteder and Mrs Arnold had fewest putts at one. Carnahan 74 and Doll 70 lead, with Jacobson 76 Remington 77 Bouck 78 Guy 78 Reash 79.

Gus Krumroy W. R. Harrison John Jacobson W. T. Young Bruce Hart H. A. Arnold D. W. Maxon Walt Plaessli T. H. Evans Howard Schumacher Bert Reash Gordon Grabensteder Arnold

Notable scores in par and sub par rounds noted

In one of the season's best efforts a top women's score of 87 by Mrs J H Jones stood out. Others high scores included E M Soffel and Perry Swihart 76, A B Clark 78, William Quinn 79, Dr Emerson Gillespie 80 and Dr John Allensworth 82. Blind bogey results show first at 88 for Clark Jones Peppard Estep and second at 90 for Kuendig Bond Richards Underwood and Thomas.

J. H. Jones E. M. Soffel Perry Swihart A. B. Clark William Quinn Emerson Gillespie John Allensworth Don Peppard A. C. Estep Oscar Kuendig George Bond A. P. Richards Dr. Graydon Underwood E. P. Thomas

Pair scores cap low gross in blind bogey event

Dick Best and Dave Morgan each shot one over 73 to lead low gross in Sundays blind bogey. Event winners were Carl Girtler Jim Armogida and Walt.

Dick Best Dave Morgan Carl Girtler Jim Armogida Walt

Weekend golf results and upcoming junior qualifier at the club

Babe Wagner earned a one over par low gross in the weekend bogey event. Vern Pittman won the accuracy trials on No 10 and tied Dave Dinger for honors on No 18. Don Pierce and Wagner had the longest drives. Scores included Anderson and Boehm 73, Roudebush and Reighart 74, Miley Morgan 76, Dinger 77, Pierce 78, Pinnick and Pederson 79. Jack Grapentine announced practice rounds for the National Junior sectional qualifier at the club Sunday July 17 with warmup tours allowed Saturday July 16.

Babe Wagner Vern Pittman Dave Dinger Don Pierce Wagner Bud Anderson Bill Boehm Dwight Roudebush Ray Reighart Miley Morgan Dinger Pierce Bob Pinnick Pete Pederson Jack Grapentine

Subpar rounds spark golfcard chaos at Elm course

El mer Masterana shot 69 to pace yesterday with several toursmen backing par scores. Evan Brown 72 Pete Notturno 72 Americo DiMenna 73 Eddie Miller 73 plus others posted 75s 76s and 77s. Notable 66 by Jack Baker and 61 by Evan Schiltz drew attention while multiple players posted 78s and 79s as Walter Mayo notched a hole in one and Howard Black and Seth Rinaldi carded one over par.

Elmer Masterana Evan Brown Pete Notturno Americo DiMenna Eddie Miller Jack Dagenhard Sol Gamble Clarence Miller Ralph Santangelo Maurice Lieber Des Ward al Gusky Dick Mercer Mike Clouse Bill Adams John Whitacre Jr Vic Green Jr Art Ferrell Jim Moreno Harry Jones N. Sisler J. P. Rebillot Evan Schiltz Jack Baker Ronnie Tolles Max Perdue Bill Bauman Orby Gee Woody Tappan John Creager Herb Novick John Spitale C. V. Mullett Walt Mayo Howard Black Seth Rinaldi

Golf Pro Motional Day winners named at Clearview Club

Rain interrupted the event as scores were not released. Owen Barns II earned the blind bogey title, David Cox won top driving honors, and Dr A B Royal finished first in the 9 hole handicap low net contest.

Owen Barns II David Cox A. B. Royal

Scioto River sailboat winners crowned in weekend racing

Columbus reports four winners across sailboat classes on the Scioto River. Dr. H. Spangerberg won the This tle class mile squabble, W. J. Linn captured the Lightning class, Dr. E. W. McCall won the Com et class, and Dave Minton Jr. earned miscellaneous honors.

Columbus INS Scioto River Dr. H. Spangerberg W. J. Linn E. W. McCall Dave Minton Jr

Eddie Waitkus May Leave Hospital Wednesday

Chicago hospital officials say Eddie Waitkus Philadelphia Phillies first baseman, shot June 14 by Ruth Steinhagen, may be released next Wednesday. bullet near spine remains, another blood transfusion occurred Saturday, doctors say condition is good. Waitkus subpoenaed to appear at her felony court arraignment Thursday for assault with intent to kill.

Chicago INS Tillinios Masonic Hospital Eddie Waitkus Philadelphia Phillies Ruth Steinha Gen The Phillies

Fairmount Team Practicing Today at Faire Mount Field

Fairmount Merchants of the City Class A Baseball League will hold a practice session today at 6 p m on Faire mount Field.

Fairmount Merchants Fairemount Field

League Score Report Unclear From Fragment

Interstate League results show Allentown 17 over Wilmington 5, Lancaster 8 over Trenton 5, Trenton 7 over Lancaster 7 in a second game tied at 7 with Sunday law noted. Sunbury 4 York 6, York 5 in a second game. Harrisburg and Hagerstown 0 with rain ending the game at 6th. Hagestown at Harrisburg second game postponed due to rain.

Allentown Wilmington Lancaster Trenton Sunbury York Sunbury York Harrisburg & Hagerstown Hagestown Harrisburg

Hockey Heads Meet To Name USHL President In St Paul

USHL directors convene in St Paul to pick a successor to Jim Hendy who resigned as league president to become general manager of the Cleveland Arena. A 1949-50 schedule will also be on the directors agenda.

ST. Paul United States Hockey League Jim Hendy Cleveland Arena

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