St Louis Grapples With Baseball Past and Rules Shifts
The column surveys St Louis ties to baseball legends like McGraw Hornsby and Carey, notes former managers tied to the Cardinals and Braves, and previews a push to speed up play with 16 second backcourt rules in basketball. It mentions Pete Barty and Ken Delahunty recounting a pro era anecdote and highlights NCAA coaching moves and a Penn State tourney result.
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Pete Barry
Cleveland Angepitums
Celtics
Ken Delahunty
TH Ia
Si Syman
Colume
Sharom Herald
Bsen Kbit
di Gily Pennzips
Cleveland Roses
Welch Pete Barty
Del
Min
Rory
Large squad to help mentor in building Corry baseball team
Corry High School begins spring baseball practice for the 1032 season as Coach McCall shepherds a large rookie contingent to challenge letter men. A record turnout Monday afternoon signals growing interest, with daily workouts planned to sharpen skills and position readiness ahead of opening games.
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Corry High School
Cota
Aspirans Pylaces
McCall
Bngeball
Une Codeh
Corry High
Inge
Kane Guards Beat East's Champs In Armory Showdown
Kane Guards defeated the Pennsylvania National Guards 49 to 23 on Saturday night at the Armory Court. The Guards surged early leading 44 to 7 at halftime as sharp teamwork bolstered a dominant win. West Chester’s George Ericsson and guard Baird were the lone standouts for the visitors while Snipp Seger Lind and Kimmy Johnson led the Kane attack.
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Pennsylvania National Guards
Ilurry
Kane
Uourt
Snipp
Segerlind
Kimmy Johnson
Yale golfer heads field in uncertain national event
Forbes K Wilson of York Maine led Yale University’s golf field in a qualifying round with a 77 as Greenwich and Virginia Beach competitors chased. The poor punctuation and fragmented lines describe Wilson as a stalwart lineman to a mixed sports scene and mention other players like Chapman and Bhandler in an unclear amateur context.
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Pinghunsy
Forbes K. Wilson
York Me
Caplowtt
Tit Yai
Tolfiur
Seth
Wilson
Toan D
Chapman
Greenwich
Conk
Natuieal Genier Chapenen
Aid Bhandlér Fineper
Virginia Beach
Wrestling Trusts and Warring Camps in the Ring World
United Press reports a tangled wrestling scene with camps led by Curley Bowser Sandow and Londos. Rival factions accuse each other of shifting loyalties and title claims, as a March feud over a supposed Strangler Lewis match plays out.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Naw Mork
Maine Woods
Curleys
Bowsers
Sandows
Lie Mondts
Pack
Favianis
Wig
Tory Sandows
Bowser
Londos
Lewis
KEYS STARS IN GAME AT WARREN ON WEDNESDAY
Warren April 5. Manager Correy reports the National Transit Independent basketball team will play at the YMCA Wednesday night. The Mine Line includes Dowler Gromeal Mahoney Weltey and McDonald against the Transit Indies. Debate rages over Londos versus Curley with fan letters and votes anticipated.
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Keys
Warren
Fenn State
Myruout
Transhlub
Conry
Transit Indies
al Wolfe
Healy
Mulvey
Times-Mirror
Transit City
Fifty More Given Work Philadelphia in 1930s Drive
James L Deighan, state adjutant of the Auaritary Legion, notes a new employment campaign across Pennsylvania. Locations mentioned include Fairchened, New Cumberland, Quarryville and Philadelphia, with reports indicating ongoing labor outreach reaching multiple towns.
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Philadelphia
Agoa
James L Deighan
Auaritary Legion
Lower Flight Clubs Show No New Strength
United Press Sports Editor Stuart Cameron reports the American League’s lower flight clubs Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox and St Louis Browns lack added strength for 1915. Boston and Chicago show limited promise with new players Donahue Welland and others while Detroit and St Louis Brown s struggle to gain formidable power and consistency in a weak first division outlook.
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Fy Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
Bf. Louis
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Seasson
SL. Louis Browns
Wesbeth
Boston
Sox
Ed Moris
Morris
Yeas
Boston Sox
Danny
Maclay Gen
Wiley Moore
Jack Rust
Pete Donahue
Kansas City
Bob Welland
Donahue Bass
Detroit
Tigers
Charley Sehringer
Beason
Whit Wyatt
Beatmont
Tey Sollstein
Macager
Bucky Harris
Mark Koeni
Yankee
Chivarols
Sos
Ted Lyons
al Thamsa
Aong
Pat Caraway
Vic
Frasies
Chicago
Blue
Hayes
Ciszell
Selph
Lew Fonsaca
Mel Simmons
Bruce Campbell
Ditto
St. Louis Browns
Urban Faber
Girls Hold Rifle Shoot at Local Range Event
Florence Dowse won the girls rifle shoot with high scores at the local range last evening. "Bae" Fluling placed second. scores included Dowse 43189 and other listed marks across a variety of competitors.
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Florence Dowse
Bae” Fluling
Hinman
Bolden
Mount
OL H
Lewis SE
Boxing Results From United Press Card at Buffalo and Cleveland
In a United Press boxing roundup several bouts are listed with weights and outcomes. Paulino from Spain KO'd opponent Gaghua. Myer Chuatner and Joe Ticoof fought to a decision. Frankel Lighart defeated Joe Yuna. Leo Sieuolo beat Henrie Pierson. Tommy Dumnd and Worth Edwards both scored decisions in Buffalo and Cleveland venues.
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United Press
New York-Sk
Nick's Arena
Paulino Teoudin
Spain
Kayoed Gaghua
Boston
Angel Iville
Porto Fic
Humuerto Curl
Argentina
Buffalo
Harry Miler
Bnow
Lake Weight
Myer Chuatner
Akioh
Joe Ticoof
Frankel Lighart
Joe Yuna
Lancaster
Charles Sieuiolo
Butdio
Henrie Pierson
Bibmtac
John Haliday
Frank Boyd
Adz
Warren
AC Gevernd
Wreedy Edwards
Hush Liseppudt
Tommy Dumnd
Rebatinly
Lear Ty Madge
Cleveland
Eynie Wright
Uisveland
Crucial City Bowling League Contests Near End
With only three matches left in the 1931-32 season, Corry Jamestown leads the league as they face the Recreation Alleys at Beave ilion Alleys on Wednesday. The Recreations must reverse form to stay in the title race. Aero Supply vs Heisters and Pebble Brook also feature in week’s schedule.
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Gary City
Kelster
Tca
Major league training camps bustle with spring ties
April updates from Cincinnati to Richmond detail exhibition games and interleague tuneups. Babe Ruth and the Yankees face Reds in a sprint series amid multiple rivalries as Detroit, Chicago, and Boston teams open or continue camps and matchups with Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn, while the Dodgers and Giants prep in transit and London Tigers etc. The report catalogs daily scores and travel plans across cities including Cincinnati Kansas City Macon Reading Nashville Chattanooga Richmond and mentions teams like Yankees Reds Tigers Giants Dodgers White Sox and Braves engaging in early season action.
Missing Man Found Dead in Home Attic
The body of James Sharphack, 45, missing since Master Sunday, was found hanging in the attic of his Garmighaels home. A local posse and volunteers had searched nearby woods and areas for him.
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Unite Frees Garmighaels
James Sharphack
Master Sunday
Averican
Open Match Arouses Interest Of City Bowlers
Considerable interest centers on the open match set for next Tuesday evening at Recreation Alleys. Teaching bowlers of the city will compete in three games with Electric Mook named as the venue. Many entries have been received, as the contest is open to all city bowlers and all alleys will be in use.
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Londos
Curley
Lordog
Teast
Calas
Steins
Freemans
Houlihans
McMillgan
Steeles
Cureey
Shilent
Lorton
Jseglera
Hauil
Bowling ace Winks posts 269 in ABC doubles
Detroit April 3 John Winks of Columbus Ohio rolled 269 in the American Bowling Congress tournament during the doubles event. The day saw few high scores with notable marks by Billy Knox Philadelphia and Charlie Reville Racine in singles.
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Detroit
John Winks
Columbus
Ohio
Brooklyn
Sierio
Tole
Billy Khox
Philadelphia
Ghadlie ‘Reville
Racine
Wis
Svent
Apotetan
Chismar
Canton
Unclear OCR Fragment Finds Body and Attic Clue
A garbled report notes a missing person case with a nearby wreck. A brother named Arthur Sharp claimed to have searched the attic. A boy was found hanging from a rope. The motive remains uncertain, and the record is incomplete due to transcription errors.
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Arthur Sharpquel
Corry Eve Amending Measure on Industry Policy
Fragmented text outlines a legislative debate on amending policy to guide industry, with references to the secretary’s duties, commissions, and public opinion. It mentions producers, employment, and a plan to influence outputs and profits, noting Senate considerations and possible riders.
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Senate
New York
Secord
Thays
Ho By United ImOLILAY acts one of the st Vilma es
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice or brief item naming a group, likely a church or organization, and a basic action or event. Readable parts point to a small community notice with names and roles, but details are incomplete and ambiguous.
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Imolilay
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