Corry Considers Independent Baseball Loop For Weekend Play
A fragmentary report outlines Corry weighing an independent baseball league with towns like Warren and Titusville. It mentions April planning, potential president Mickey Cochrane, and possible leagues across Clarion Warren and Venango counties, aiming for ten weeks of play and crowds at modest prices.
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St Louis Cardinals Show Real Championship Ability In Exhibition Games
The article details the St Louis Cardinals' readiness for the season, praising their pitching, hitting, and fielding. It notes manager Frankie Frisch and a strong roster including players like Halloran, Carleton, Haines, and Davis, with expectations to contend for the pennant.
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Radio speech blamed for Diamond feud between Bush and Dean
Chicago April 8 A heated baseball feud escalates between Cubs pitcher Guy Bush and Cardinals star Dizzy Dean. The dispute stems from a radio remark Dean allegedly made last summer calling the Cubs yellow, triggering taunts and a benches-clearing incident. Bush vows to pitch against Dean again, hoping to boost his own team’s pennant chances.
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United Press
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St. Louis
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Wis Giants
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Waukegan bowlers lead in doubles at Americat Bowling
Waukegan duo George Rudolph and John Ryan surged to first in the doubles at the thirty fourth Americat Bowling Congress in Proria on April 8 with a 1821 total. Rudolph rolled 200 254 238 for a 692 series while Ryan logged 234 214 181 for 629. Other standings list teams such as Lou Dimm Lee Foster Highland Park Mich and Albert Pride Joseph Schwartz St Paul Minn with notable single scores and all events leaders including Fred Weber Milwaukee and George Davis Milwaukee.
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Highland Parl
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Joseph Schwartz
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St Louis
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Lee Pym
Springfield
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Grand Rapids
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Syracuse
Fred Leek
Cleveland Heights
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Bloomington
Young Dodger Struck On Head By Ball In Practice
In Orlando Florida April 3 a Brooklyn Dodger prospect named Frey suffered a brain concussion after being struck on the head during batting practice. He remained in Orange hospital several days for observation as doctors reported no serious fracture.
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Baer Shifts Training Camp
United Press reports in Virginia Beach on April 2 that Paul Runyan of White Plains won the $31,500 Cavalier Open with rounds of 69 63 61 and 67 totaling 270 to finish eight strokes ahead of Harry Cooper of Chicago. Bill Meltborn and Ky Lattoun tied for third at 261. Craig Wood of Deal NJ finished fourth at 282.
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Virginia Beach
Paul Runyan
White Plains
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Bill Meltiorn
Ky Lattoun
Craig Wood
Deal
Runyan Wins Cavalier Open Title
Sacramento reports Max Baer preparing for a heavyweight title bout with Primo Carnera. Baer’s camp moved from Lake Taube to a Sacramento location due to weather. Baer’s entourage left their Lake Tahoe base. Baer says the change is a temporary arrangement with possible future training elsewhere.
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Wrestling Results From New York Armory and Phoenix Event
Wrestling results list numerous bouts with wrestlers from many places. Names include Jim Miller Chicago Ming McLain Towa Gino Gartalai Tray and Anrew Corrigan among others. Matches occurred at New York 71st Armory and Phoenix with international competitors noted.
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United Press
New York
71St Armory
Browning
Missour
Jim McMiller
Chicago
Mexico City
Dick Daviscaust
Gledgle
Calif
Jimmie Corrigan
Valiant City
Ray Steele
Everett Mirshasi
Haligonian Yacht Wins St Petersburg Havana Race
The Haligonian, a 15 foot schooner owned and skippered by Houston Wall of Tampa, Florida, won class A in the 281 mile St Petersburg Havana yacht race, finishing Havana harbor at 8 07 10 with a time of 6 hours 5 minutes 21 seconds, despite a handicap that added 6 hours 21 minutes. It was the third boat to finish.
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Local City Baseball League Forming Under Billy Myers
Billy Myers named president of a new City Baseball League formed from four interested teams including Haymond Manufacturing Aero Supply Clark's Mills and High Stars. A board of governors will handle disputes and a $10 franchise fee is due before opening day likely around May 20 with light doubleheaders on Saturdays and holidays and no Sunday games.
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Phillies and A’s to Open Series Saturday in Philadelphia
After today’s game with Detroit the Phillies will break camp and send twelve players to Philadelphia. Coach Dick Spaulding will head the party. Infielder Dick Bartell, still limping from a spike injury, hopes to play in the series against the Athletics in Philadelphia starting Saturday. The rest of the squad departs for home Wednesday night.
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Pirates Bout Earnshaw Beat ChiSox in Exhibition
Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates moved to Yuma Arizona for the next spring training exhibition. The Pirates opened with a 6 to 4 win yesterday, their third straight spring victory over the Sox as George Earnshaw struggled in the sixth before Gallivan, Smith, and Harris finished the game.
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Big Tennis Tournament Season Opens in Chicago
Chicago gears up for a busy spring and summer tennis season during the Century of Progress exposition. Eight tournaments are planned here, opening April 1 at the 108th Engineers Armory with the Western Indoor tournament and continuing through June 17 at Beverly Hills and River Forest courts. National players and foreign entrants are expected, with major events including the National Clay Courts at Chicago Town and Tennis Club July 2 to 7 and a possible National Pro tourney at South Shore Country Club in July or August.
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Yankees Dickering for Tribe Pitcher in Trade Talk
Atlanta April 2 The Yankees under Joe McCarthy are negotiating with the Indians over infielder Lyn Lary for pitcher Oral Hildebrand. The Yanks are in Atlanta today to face the Crackers in an exhibition game.
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