Corry Laity Baseball League forms strong local circuit
The Organization of the Corry Laity Baseball League held a meeting at the Municipal building with ten teams, electing officers led by President William Myers. By-laws were adopted, a grievance board named, and plans for uniforms, grounds, and a midweek schedule outlined, aiming for a Sunday-free season and early league play.
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William Myers
Charles Hoffman
C. M. Hengat
Ralph Carroll
L.gt. Kety
Dan Uilen
Clarence Shoop
Frank T. Bob- Hitk
W. P. Lombard
Teague
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Aero Supply Corporation
Clark's Mills
Qehillr
Chilord Anderson
Washington Steel Grounds
Corry City league eyes revival with youth baseball plans
Corry aims to revive local baseball through a four-team twilight league concept and youth development. Officials draft bylaw changes, set team areas, and seek sponsorship as they count on manager support and public interest to spark a sustained league and summer entertainment.
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Leslie
Loop
Saturda
Sabres
Cubs Stronger But Hardly Champions Of 1954
Chicago Cubs projected to finish third behind Cardinals and Pirates with outfield of Islam Cuyler and Babe Herman. key moves include Chick Klein acquisition and a full season for Kiki Cuyler. Pat Malone comeback and promising rookies. Wrigley stay favored for salaries and ballpark advantage.
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United Press
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Kiki Cuyler
Pat Malone
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Tuck Brainhack
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Grimm
Bill Hermen
Bill Jurges Aly
Wendy English
Stanley Hack
Dolph Camilli
Young Magic Galan
San Francisco
Gabby Hartnett
Redyevks
Gordon Phelps
Grin
Malone
Feako J.osc
Olen
Satoh the Net Phenom Falls in Davis Cup Legend
Henry McLemore recalls Jiea Satoh, the soft stepping genius of Japanese tennis, who vanished in the Malacca Straits after a liner sinking. Satoh’s calm face, precise placement, and anticipatory stroke made him a feared opponent, and his loss ends Japan’s bid as the Davis Cup contenders shift to a three nation race among America, Australia, and England.
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United Press
New York
Jiea Satoh
Malacca Straits
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Sarah
Eure
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England
Phillies will clash with Athletics in five game series
Philadelphia reporters note one Phillies and Athletics team up for an inter-city exhibition series opening today. The two clubs plan five games with one interruption before the season starts, showcasing early form ahead of the regular schedule.
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Athletics
Ruth McGinnis to star in free billiard exhibitions here
Local billiard fans will see Ruth McGinnis, world woman professional champion at pocket billiards, in a series of free exhibitions on Saturday April 21 as part of the national better billiards program. She is an all round athlete skilled in swimming skating running.
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Miss McGinnis
Spilliards
National Billiard Association of America
Welker Coch
Kinney Matsuyama
Japan
William Mosconi
Philadelphia
George Speara
Chicago
Pasquale Natalie
Chisago
Charlea Seaback
Asetoria N.Y
Finch Billiard
Cochran to Face German in World Balkline Playoff
Welker Cochran of San Francisco will oppose Eric Hagenlacher of Germany tonight in the deciding game of the world balkline billiard championship. The tournament closed with Cochran beating Hagenlacher 400 to 39 in innings. The event is part of a broader exhibition tour featuring top billiards figures led by Cochran and including Matsuyama Mosconi Spear Natalie Seaback and others.
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United Press
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Yarose
Monaco
Yarold
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United Press Chicago
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Eric Hagenlacher
Germany
Cochran
Hagenlacher
Bach
Jimmy Clark Wins By KO In A M A Kenjoy Boxing
In Pittsburgh, Jimmy Clark of Titusville Pa defeated Charles Whiteman of Billfeld in the 147 pound class. Whiteman was knocked out after 8 seconds of the second round after a nine count. Earlier, Mile Chats of Canonsarg fell to No American Legion boxers from West Virginia by technical knockout at 41 seconds of the second round.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Whiteman
Billefeld
Jimmy Glack
Titusville
Whiteman
Yetion
American Legion
West Virginia
Mile Chats
Canonsarg
Pants Catch Fire in Norwalk Shoe Shop Incident
In Norwalk a worker named William Bilgerberg had his pants ignite after contact with an off stove at a shoe repair shop. He escaped into the street where a neighbor smothered the flames using a burlap bag.
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Cona
William Bilgerberg
Pro Manager Seeks Amateur Hockey Talent for Rangers
Henry Super reports Lester Patrick, manager of the New York Rangers, plans a talent hunt during the Memorial Cup tournament to revitalize the roster after elimination by Montreal. He aims for young forwards and a defenseman, with goalie questions lingering as Athkenheau recovers from a nervous breakdown after a tough season.
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Henry Super
United Press
New York
New York Rangers
Montreal Marans
Lester Patrick
Blue Shirts
Canada
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Troy
Montreal
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Tatter City
Ambateur
Pereivesca
Rangers
Soalie Wismailé
Bressedows
McClymont Sets New Record In Rifle League Showdown
Charles McClymont at Lawrence Park Pals fired a 245 to set a new Joep high score as Corry Red and Gun Club defeated the Pals 1160 to 1146 in the opening match. Merle Tarabelson posted a 240 for Corry, while Israelson and Erie’s shooter also posted strong scores. The second match went to Corry 1170 to 1152 with Israelson scoring 241 and McClymont leading both teams again.
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Charles McClymont
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McClymont
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Erie
Merle Taraelson
Israelson
Amateur Ring Champs Named in National AAU Titled Bouts
In St Louis on April 7 six midwesterners and two San Franciscans were crowned National AAU amateur boxing champions. Winners include Bolind Glass Springfield Ti 448 with 448 pound class Armando Sicilia Springfield Tir 126 pound lags Edwin Wells Highland Park Mich 185 pound Norbert Meeham San Francisco 447 pound Danny Marit Youngstown 0 460 pound Med Apostoli San Francisco 175 pound Joe Laiiis Detroit Henryweight Stanley yans Detroit.
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ST. Louis
United States
Bolind Glass
Thomas Barry
Springfield
Armando Sicilia
Edwin Wells
Highland Park
Mich
Norbert Meeham
San Francisco
Danny Marit
Youngstown
Clas
Med Apostoli
Joe Laiiis
Detroit
World Records Fall by Boards in A.A.U. Meet
Columbus April 7 World records fell in the seventh of ten events at the 1834 A A U senior indoor swimming meet. New York Athletic Club set a 400 yard relay mark while Leonard Spence and Walter Spence led Michigan and Cleveland M C A in other events. Albert Vande Weede defeated Dan Zehn in 100 meter backstroke, and Yale?
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Beeey
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Richard K. Degener
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New York Athletic Club
New York AG
Peter Wick
John Howlant
Leonard Spence
Walter Spence
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Waller Laufer
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Babe Rutt Not Excited After 430 Hitting Crowds
In Nashville on April 7 Babe Rutt reacted coolly to learning he was on a 430 hitting pace. He mused that reaching 400 would take “two bits of five” and added the challenge lies in the continuing sequence, while manager Joe McCarthy noted the Yankees are here for two games with the Nashville club.
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Babe Rutt
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Nashville
White Sox defeat Pirates by 4 3 score in Tucson
In Tucson on April 7 the Chicago White Sox won 4 3 over the Pirates. Frenchy Bordagarty, recruited from Sacramento, provided the decisive hit in the ninth inning to secure the victory.
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