Local sports notes face missing stars and tax shifts
The sport column reports high school baseball losses from 1931 roster due to snow and eligibility, noting Quinn Baresi Storer and Dahlatrand among missing players. It cites Beavers' potential rebound, trout season opening in New York state, and a new national tax impacting boxing and college football gate receipts, with estimates of major and minor league tax revenue and affected ticket prices.
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Corry Gunner Team Wins Irvineton Match Inconsistent text
Corry Rod and Gun Club defeated Irvineton Rifle Club by a wide margin in a first in a series of independent matches. High scores reached by Hansen and Sweeting from Corry tied at 487, with Loveland and Anderson close behind at 186. The report mixes garbled names and numbers, but notes Corry’s rifle squad led the competition and that two clubs will meet again next Monday on the total range.
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Tad Brown
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St Edward's High School basketball 1931 32 season record
St Edward's won 11 of 18 games finishing runner up in the Wire Dienengen League. The team scored 314 to 291 opponents, with a slate of players and results listed from games against Erie Cathedral to Oil City St Joseph's, detailing opponents and scores.
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Parcellal
Erié Cathedral
Greenville St. Michivel
Titusville St
Titus
Erie St. Stunisians
Erie St. Mary's
Meausville St. Agatha's
Corry High
Clymer High
Erie St. Stanislaus
Titusville St. Titus
Greenville St. Michael's
Oil City
St. Joseph's
Erie Cathedral
Eirie St. Marya Cee
St Joseph's
High Nine to Launch Practice on Monday
Corry High school nine begins practice next Monday on the Junior High diamond with about thirty promising rookies challenging the veteran lineup. Coach McCall, hampered by yesterday’s storm, postponed opening workouts. Dave named to head the 1932 team, with several rookies rivaling for key spots.
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Corry High School
McCall
Berthe
Dave
Iingle
Waleone
Beggers
Sports Parade Quotes on Boxing, Baseball, and More
Henry McLemore gathers a whimsical collage of opinions praising figures from boxing, baseball, boxing commissions, track, and tennis. The piece playfully lists characters such as Jack Sharkey Gene Panely Dempsey Babe Ruth and Babe Ruth autographs, noting traits and absurd pieties about sports culture.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Lis
Gene Panney
Sinclair Lewis
William Muldoon
Lovidos Sisks
Clint
John McGraw
Haeball
Dazzy Vance
Dempsey
Tengy
Sidney, B. Wood, Jr
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
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Babe Ruth
Letty Grove
Evnie Schaa
Paul Swiderski
Mickey Walker
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Jiamy Johmston
Shift in cage rules before coaches today in Chicago
Delegates to the National Association of Banketvaly Coates discuss summer rules attention today with over 100 coaches attending. They will vote tomorrow on recommendations for rules committees later this year. The directors also voted to change constitution terms for coaches in Canada and to revise countries to become allied members. The game rule has recently been introduced in Canada and is gaining headway in high school and prep athletics.
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Chicago
National Association of Banketvaly Coates
Nse
Rilles Woni
Fermi
Canada
Rvisi
National Professions Golfers to hold August tournament
The National Professions Golfers Association an nial tournament this year will be played the tst. week 1 August over Keller Course, the Junior Association of Commerce announced today. The event marks the first time a butions tournament other than tiy ational Public Links meet grill but played on a public course. Notable entrants include P G Acehampton and Harry Cooper among others.
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Uritten
Gene Sarazen
Leo Diewel
Tommy Atmone
Dempsey Finishes His Exhibition Tour
United Hres Detroit reports Jack Dempsey concluding his 14th exhibition with Babe Hunt in a four round bout. A crowd of about 14 200 saw the display, paying around 580 093 for admission while Dempsey reportedly earned 19 788. The bout featured heavy blows and a near-disqualification amid a tense finish.
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United Hres
Detroit
Jack Dempacy
Babe Hun
Oilktonye Culhoy
Aed
Cravotta Wins by Knockout in A A U Program
Charley Cravotta of Uniontown knocked out Eugene Ichenbourn of Beaver Falls to advance in the 147-pound class as the second program of preliminary bouts in the Allegheny Mountain Association A A U tournament produced six knockouts and 26 matches across light, welter, and middleweight divisions. Tonight features remaining weight divisions and the next round, with results including Sunsect over Donatelli, Hornick over Mateo, and several other knockouts and decisions from Pittsburgh clubs and surrounding areas.
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Charley Cravetta
Uniontown
Eligi
Woximg
Allegheny Mountain Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Cragatta
Eugene Ichenbourn
Harvey Av C
Beaver Palls
Majors Busy in Training Camps
In Birmingham Alabama on April 1 the homeward bound New York Yankees prepared for a two game series with the Birmingham Barons after rain washed out the first game. Other teams in spring camps include the Giants beating the Seals 10 to 2 in moonlight, Reds heading to Louisville to face the American Association club, and Braves beginning camp northward with two players optioned to Montreal. White Sox and Browns also in spring action across multiple cities with weather and travel shaping the schedule.
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Birmingham Barons
San Francisco
New York Giants
San Branisto Seals
John McGraw
Savannah
Cincinnati Reds
Louisville
Old South
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Ramblers down Warren in YMCA basketball clash
The Ramblers defeated Warren 30 to 20 to claim the Class A YMCA Basketball League title as Baresi led the Ramblers in an 18 to 6 first half run during a benefit program at Junior High School. Only a small crowd witnessed the game.
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Skinner Leads Clare Tossers To Big Win In Free Scoring Hit
Skinner paced Clare’s Mill tossers to an 82 to 4 victory over ME Cadets of Union City. Norman Mountain, formerly of Union City, was runner up in the scoring as Union City positions and player lines are listed for the uneven game.
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Clare's Mill Tusners
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Rossbacher
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Peepee Skinner
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Rhinocaros Heads List De Indian rhinocaros
A fragmented report lists the Indian rhinocaros with high costs and capture difficulties. The text mentions a price range from STR000 to 20,000 and notes challenges in keeping the animals stable during transport and care.
$160,000 Suit Against Ace Hudkins Dismissed
In Los Angeles on April 1, suits for 160,000 dollars against prizefighter Ace Hudkins were dismissed after claims of breach of promise betrayal and battery. The case centered on Rhew Hill alleging Hudkins betrayed a marriage promise and assaulted her. Hudkins denied any marriage promise. Meanwhile boxing results from McKeesport and Akron noted various bouts and outcomes with multiple fighters listed.
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Ace Hudins
Rhew Hill
Enturtainer
Hudkins
Fragmented OCR of Corry era political pamphlet
A garbled OCR fragment references West South A.D. era politics, Indiana, abolition discussions, and a broad critique of departmental salaries and corruption. It mentions taxpayers, Congress, and a debate over measures affecting government spending, with scattered proper nouns and place names.
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