Warren High Nine Defeats Sheffield In Inter County Game
Warren High School powered to an 18 to 4 win over Sheffield in an Inter-County League contest on a chilly Friday. Bevevino anchored the offense with a triple and four times reached base, while Kelly and Lytle led Warren with three hits each. Pitching by Kohut held Sheffield, aided by seven Warren errors, to a lopsided victory.
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Youngsville
Warren
Tidioute
Warren High
Sheffield
Ange Bevevine
Jim Lytle
Meek
Kohut
Kelly
Lytle
Jean
Curtin
Bevevino
National League results and upcoming schedule
Yesterday the National League games ended with Cincinnati and Chicago tied 6 to 6, Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 8 to 6, and St. Louis beating Pittsburgh 6 to 2. Today's slate features St. Louis at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago with New York at Boston and Brooklyn hosting Philadelphia. Tomgrom lists St. Louis at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Chicago, and New York at Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Tomgrom
Warren
Bevevino
Ss . O
Kelly
Brooklyn Aw
McCoy
Massa
Philadelphi Trae
Johnson
Lyile
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Brindis
MACKS FINALLY SCORE VICTORY OVER THE YANKS
Philadelphia Athletics defeat the New York Yankees 2 to 1 for their first win of the season. Ty Cobb drove in two runs with a sixth inning single and a ninth inning triple set up Tris Speaker’s sacrifice. Cobb, Speaker and Paschal figure among the game’s key batting producers.
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New York
Ty Cobb
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Cobb
Tris Speaker
Philadelphia
Speaker
Paschal
Daracter
Threease
Boley
Progras
Grove
Moore
Piperas
Pipgras
Home Run Club Leaders Named by United Press
United Press lists top sluggers by league with names including Goslin of the Senators Easterling of the Tigers and O Doul with the Giants in a concise “Yesterday's Homers” roundup. Other noted players are McManus Grantham and K Williams with teams Red Sox Cubs Pirates and Cardinals. League totals for National and American Leagues are shown.
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United Press
O'Doul
Giants
Webb
Cubs
Frisch
Cards
K. Williams
Red Sox
Goslin
Senators
Easterling
Tigers
McManus
Tigers Easterling
Grantham
Pirates
Indians Fall Behind as White Sox Triumph 11-1 in Cleveland
Chicago White Sox hammered three Cleveland pitchers to win 11 to 1. Cleveland failed to score until the ninth inning as R W E Chicago 812 020 210 and Cleveland 000 000 001 produced the final score. Thomas and Berg matched Miller Bayne Collard and L Sewell Myatt in the pitching matchup.
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Cleveland
al Thomas
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Ses
Sox
R.W.E
Chicago
Thomas and Berg
Miller, Bayne, Collard
L. Sewell
Myatt
Warren Soccer Aims to Avenge Defeat by James Town Team
Strong local team, after an 11 to 3 loss to Scandia Athletic, plans to beat Good Templar A C tomorrow at Paramount Field South Side. Warren seeks revenge on the Templars who edged them by one last year for the loving cup, with starters listed including Lawton Palmer Watts Hauge Bergkrist Wolfe Wolfe Hauge Palmkrist Fors Jund Palmkrist.
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Scandia Athletic Club
Warren
Jamestown
Good Templar A. C
Paramount Field
South Side
Templars
B. Lawton
Goal
T. Palmer
J. Watts
W. Hauge
Red Sox Take Game In Washington
Boston edged Washington 6 to 5 as Danny MacFayden allowed four runs through six innings while Goose Goslin hit his third homer of the season. The Red Sox tally came from a sequence of small rallies including a late surge to seal the win.
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Washington
Danny MacFayden
Goose Goslin
Boston Red Sox
Baker defeats Hull in ten round welterweight bout
In Boston sergeant Sammy Baker, New York welterweight, decisively defeated Clyde Hull of South Dakota in ten rounds with Hull near a knockout in the final round. Philadelphia’s Marty Gallagher stopped Wid Matthews in the fourth round of a scheduled ten rounds. In Syracuse Sammy Vogel of New York won a decision over Bucky Lawless in ten rounds. both bouts featured welterweights.
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United Press
Boston
Sammy Baker
New York
Clyde Hull
South Dakota
Hull
Philadelphia
Marty Gallagher
Washington
Wid Matthews
Syracuse
N. Y
Sammy Vogel
Bucky Lawless
Cubs Drop Chicago. Rixey blanked Cubs in NHame game
In Salem Massachusetts Stuffy Melanis, ex Phillies manager, signs to manage the Salem team in the New England league. Eppa Jeppai Rixey held the hard hitting Chicago Cubs to four hits as Cincinnati won 6 to 0. Hack Wilson and Kiki Cuyler were held hitless for Chicago.
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Eppa Jeppai Rixey
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Hack Wilson
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Rixey
Hargrave
Root
Welch
Land Hartnett
Salem
Mass
Stuffy Melanis
Philadelphia Nationals
Baseball score roundup and next day schedule
Detroit beat St. Louis 9 to 3 while Chicago defeated Cleveland 11 to 1 Boston edged Washington 6 to 5 and Philadelphia won 2 to 1 against New York. Tomorrow schedule includes Chicago at Detroit Boston at Washington Cleveland at St. Louis and Philadelphia at New York.
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R. H.O
A.E. Bishop
Cobb
O Hauser
Cochrane
Miller Lf
Wy Hale
Boley
Wen Lyst
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Sean O ‘Meere
St. Louis
Tomorew
Baseball Scores From International League Night Games
Newark defeated Toronto 15 to 9 while Reading routed Montres 10 to 2 and Baltimore shut out Buffalo 9 to 0. Rochester Jersey City game noted as cold with no score given.
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Newark
Toronto
Montres
Reading
Baltimore
Buffalo
Rochester-Jersey City
Southern Association score roundup slips after rain
Mobile leads Birmingham 16 to 5 while Nashville upends Little Rock 4 to 1 and New Orleans beats Atlanta 9 to 7 as Memphis Chattanooga game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Mobile
Biriingham
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis-Chattanooga
Wet
Derby hopefuls start at Lexington as meet opens
Lexington Kentucky April 21 Candidates for the Kentucky Derby begin their first tryouts as the 18 day racing meet opens at the Lexington course. More than 1 000 thoroughbreds are ready. The Camden handicap heads opening day with 14 top three year old fillies entered Reverues Gal the favorite. New features debut including a Tex Jarvis starting gate and the mutuels paying off on the penny for the first time in Kentucky history.
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Lexington
U. P
Reverues Gal
Tex Jarvis
Kentucky
Baseball Stars Shine and Struggle in Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday's box score highlights several stars. Babe Ruth went hitless in four at bats for the Yankees, while Lou Gehrig added a single in four. Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb contributed with runs for the Athletics, aiding a Yankee defeat. Harry Heilmann scored for the Tigers, Kiki Cuyler and Paul Waner had limited hits, and Rogers Hornsby rested.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Tris Speaker
Athletics
A’s
Yanks
Ty Cobb
Harry Heisman
Tigers
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Payne Fights Takedown by Italian Rival in 46.7 Mile Race
In Miller Missouri April 21 James Powers reports Peter Gavuzzi, Anglo-Italian of Southampton, closes on An drew Payne of Claremore as leader Payne finishes tied for fourth after the 46.7 mile Joplin run. John Gober of Moberly wins a second straight day at 6:55:43. Eggs fly at Carthage control car as locals protest the Joplin stop.
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James Powers Miller
Pyle
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
Eng
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Oklo
Joplin
John Gober
Moberly
Payne
Carthage
Jamestown Boxer Sammy Brindis to Fight in Inter-City Card
Sammy Brindis, a Warren amateur, will compete in the Jamestown Erie inter-city boxing match at Celeron Park on May 1. Brindis to represent Jamestown in his class.
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Sammy Brindis
Warren
Jamestown
Erie
Celeron Park
Brindis
Collins Trimmed By Erie Battler
Ray Collings Warren lightweight was defeated by Jimmy Reed of Erie in a six round preliminary at the Erie Arena Friday evening.
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Erie Battler
Ray Collings
Warren
Jimmy Reed
Erie
Erie Arena
Kearns Dempsey Suit Near Settlement In Federal Court
In New York on April 21, Jack Kearns suit against Jack Dempsey for 701026.60 inches toward settlement after weary trial delays. Judge Knox adjourned court as lawyers sparred over contracts while Dempsey refused any out of court deal. Dempsey vowed to face twelve jurors. Kearns expected to testify Monday.
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George Kirkley
New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
J. C. Knox
Arthur T. Driscoll
Dempsey
Kearns
Arthur Sagar
Knox
Sagar
Driscoll
Jack
Gene Normile
Europe
Tex Rickard
Billy Gibson
Gene Tunney
Lou Raymond
Harry Wills
Burt Stand
New York State Athletic Commission
Bernard E. Arnold
Saratoga Springs Notary Public
Dan H. Skilling
New York Athletic Commission
Oroleta Baked Goods Soon Sold at Banner Grocery
The Oroleta baked goods will be sold at Banner Grocery starting Saturday April 20 1965. Cautious buyers are advised to read the Classified Ads carefully.
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Oroleta
Banner Grocery
Warren Tank Car Wins Honors By Beating Cadets
Warren Tank Car captured season honors by defeating the St. Joseph Cadets 23 to 19 in the third and deciding post season championship game of the Industrial Basket league. Rydholm starred with five field goals and two fouls, leading Warren Tank to a late rally that broke a 19 all tie. Graham and Brindis also stood out for the Irish as Cadets led 12 to 8 at halftime and 16 to 17 after the third period. Referee was Harry Conroy, with Umpire Lynn Putnam and Scorer George Pedlow. Timekeeper James Leslise.
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Warren Tank
St. Joseph Cadets
Cadets
Rydholm
Graham
Brindis
Harry Conroy
Lynn Putnam
George Pedlow
James Leslise
Eddie Try Om Accepts Rutherford High School Coach Role
Eddie Try Om, former Colgate All American halfback, accepts a coaching post at Rutherford High School in Rutherford New Jersey.
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Rutherford
N. J
Eddie Tryom
Colgate
Rutherford High School
Cards Rally to Rout Pirates in 6-2 Showdown
The St. Louis Cardinals rallied for seven consecutive base hits after two were omitted in the seventh, scoring six runs to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2. Grimes started for Pittsburgh and took the loss as St. Louis piled up 13 hits while Brame allowed three over 2 2 3 innings.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Grimes
Cardinals
St. Louie
Hafey
Granttham
Frisch
Bottomley
O'Farrell
Roeettger
Barnhart
Grantham
Wright
Friseh
Thevenow
Adams
Roetiger
O'Farrel
St. Louis
Haines
Brame
Dinpires Stark
Quigley
Pfirman
Timre
Dodgers Top Phils On Erhardt Relief In Brooklyn Victory
Excellent relief pitching by Ruben Ehrhardt carried the Brooklyn Dodgers to an 8 6 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Ehrhardt, McWeeney, and Deberry starred as Brooklyn overturned a 2 4 0 deficit with a late assault, while Ferguson, Mitchell, Miller, Willoughby, Baecht and Wilson contributed across the lineup.
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Philadelpia
Ruben Ershardt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
McWeeney
Ehrhardt
Deberry
Ferguson
Mitchell
Miller
Willoughby
Baecht
Wilson
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