Corry High Teams Open Spring Practice and Local Sports Notes
Corry High school's inter class baseball league launches practice as two weeks remain until games. Warren hosts eliminations with Spark Stanton 893 and Wil Dyckes 31 selecting opponents for artistically named climber. Gil City fans follow Pittsburgh training as Gene Storgtton eyeing a Panthers berth. Local rifle marksman Chayles McClyuot sets a Northwestern Pennsylvania record, while Warren County plans a six-team summer league. Franklin and others seek basketball franchises. fishing season nears, and a Knoxville Smokies mound performance features eleven hits.
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Corry High School
Gil City
Pittsburgh
Gene Storgtton
Panthers
Yankees Face Pennant Race With Unproven Infield
United Press reports Manager Jon McCarthy plans two rookies Don Hefner at second and Red Rolfe at short, with veteran Ted Lazaert at third and Durafle Low Geri at first. Lefty Gomes and Red Rufling lead a pitching staff stretching for form as Babe Ruth seeks a long season in right.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Jon McCarthy
New York Yankees
Amerigin Drage
Babe Ruth
Marie Joe
Hende
Opic
Senators
Tigers
McCarthy
Tomy Lazaert
Durafle Low Geri
Lizzerl
Jony Sewell
Roliefe
Crosatti
Tuiting Sit
Reece
Lefty Gomes
Red Rufling
Johnny Allen
Russ van Atta
Gomen
Haining
Huging
van Atte
George Uhle
Harry Smythe
Baltimore
John Murphy
Newark
Danny Mavlayden
Bill Dickey
Welker Seatson
Arnie Joumens
Norman ‘Ies
Dixie Walker
Earle Combs
Ben Chapmin
Sanky Byrd
Miyril Hoag
Detroit Releases Three More Players
Detroit manager Mickey Cottwane announced three more releases before camp, sending First Baseman Harry Daylace, Catcher Gene De Sautels to Toledo and Shortstop Wran ie Parker to Bemidont. Davis and De Santels spent two years with the Tigers. Parker joined this spring and will depart under optional agreements with recall possible as the club plans a 26 man roster north.
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Unites
Lakeland
Bla
Mickey Cottwane
Detroit Tispis Amnooncell
Harry Daylace
Gene de Sautels
Toledo Ela
Wranie Parker
Besimont
Davis
de Santels
Tigers
Parker
Klein's Hitting Propels Cubs Past Senators in Preseason
Chicago was boosted by Lon Warneke's pitching and Chuck Hein's strong hitting as the Cubs beat the Senators 5 to 2 in a preseason game. Klein collected three hits including two home runs and six doubles.
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Clint Brown
Knoxville Smokies
Tennessee Vatey
Southern Association
Crawhard County Moundsman
Livy
Indians
New York Giants
United Press Chicago
Wifpettys
Lon Warneke
Chuck Hein
Chicago Ais
Senators
Klein
Detroit Bowlers Shine in A B C Spotlight
At Peoria Illinois Walter Reppenhagen led all events with 1072 to claim top all events honors for Detroit’s Stroh’s Bohemian Beers. He opened with 624 in five man team, then 702 doubles and 646 singles. Reppenhagen totaled asynchronously and tied doubles with Cass Grzyz ier for an 1275, yielding a tie for eighth ninth. The Stroh’s topped the five man event with 2089 as Bowling Congress action continued.
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Peoria
Bohemian Beers
Detroit
Walter Reppenhagen
Reppenhagen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clyde Wella
Columbus
Gil Zumker
Milwaukee
Roppenhagen
A.B. C
Cass Gryzier
Johnny Wilday
Sidney Baum
New York
Stroh
Death of famed boxing trainer shocks Kansas City crowd
In Kansas City a tribute to Gustave G. Isaacsohn known as the Professor recalled his rise from German roots to boxing rings across the West. He trained champions and top ring figures, later leading a gymnasium in Fayetteville and gaining a clientele among state leaders. Meanwhile national table tennis results crowned Jimmy McClure of Indianapolis champion as Ruth Aarons of New York won the women’s title and Silberman Lobel claimed men’s doubles. In Tampa Cincinnati cut camp and sent Robello to Toronto on option.
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Kansas City
Gustave G. Isaacsohn
Gus Brown
Bart
Berlin
Germany
Hug
Philadelphia
Golden Land
Quaker City
Kiss
Hugo
San Francisco
America
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jrm Corbett
Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Tug Wilson
San Prancisco
Fayetteville
Ack
United Press
Cleveland
Jimmy McClure
Indianapolis
McChive
Bill Condy
Chicago
Ruth Aarons
New York
Jay Purves
Des Plains
Duke
Hite
Sam Silberman
Miss Aarons
Jimmy McClures
Finssie Bassler
Silberman
Allen Lobel
Bill to restore airmail contracts proposal outlined
A trio of legislators said they would introduce an amendment to the McKellar-Black airmail bill to compel Postmaster General Parley to restore private contracts. The plan would grant operators routes up to ten years and require fraud charges to be heard in court by three federal judges. Affected contract holders could sue the government for losses due to cancellations.
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Pagene
Wei
Janes J. Davis
W. Warren Barbour
N P
James A Parley
Girl Killed as Two Cars Crash Head On
In Trivin Pennsylvania near Greensburg and Swingsdale, Ann Pingis 23 of North Braddock died when automobiles driven by Alexander O'Micharl 21 Greensburg and Martin Miternan 17 Swingsvale collided head-on on the Lincoln Highway three miles west of town. Four others were injured.
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Eee Pe Trivin
Ann Pingis
North Braddock
Tere
Alexander O'Micharl
Greensburg
Martin MiTiernan
Swings Vale
Lincolnighway
Here
Middleweight Title Bout Set for Forbes Field in June
Pittsburgh April 9 A world championship bout is planned between middleweight champion Vince Dundee and Pennsylvania champion Teddy Yarosz at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. Matchmaker Lew Raymond expects signings after Newark-April 20 talks. A 15 round fight with an estimated gate of 75 000 to 100 000 could attract 40 000 spectators. Dundee aims to outlast Yarosz on the long route, with both fighters seeking large profits in Pittsburgh.
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Bernard J. Niles
United Press
Pittsburgh
Vince
Dundee
Teddy Yarosz
Pennsylvania
Lew Raymond
Raymond
Max Waxman
Newark
N. J
Yarosz
Forbesfield
Pittsburgh Pirtes
Yardie
Yai
Lou Brouillard
Dreve
Yarosa
Anosa
Ben Jeby
Hhantily
New York Hebrew
Jeby
Daumdee
Chicago
Dimdee
Vavese
Tommy Rive
Canton
Dundes
al Diamond
Paterson
Today’s Sports Parade highlights classic figures and quirks
A lively collage from New York sports pages notes Paul Bunyan’s golf animal wit and mouse wrists earned from milking cows, Giants infielder Presen Thompson’s fish fascination, and Reds’ strong batting quartet. It surveys amateur sport trends, umpire opinions, and feeder tales of Jack Medica and Charley Devens amid colorful outbursts.
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New York
Paul Bunyan
Presen Thompson
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Sy! Johnson
Larry Benton
Dazzy Vance
Paul Derringer
Madison Square Garden
Christy’ Mathewson
Babe Ruth
Charley Devens
Yankee
Eammates
Harvard
Alvin Crowder
Washington
University of Washington
Jack
Fusion U
Ray Daughters
Washington D.C
Maxie Baer
Boy Scouts Build Planetarium In New Glarus
The Boy Scouts of New Glarus have completed a planetarium unit for a small charge and offer local citizens a view of star positions and movements.
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Planetarium
New Glarus
Wis
Boy Scouts of
Rosenbloom and ex-champs lead week's boxing program
Maxie Rosenbloom the light heavyweight champion headlines the national boxing card with a non title ten rounder against Johnny Miller in New Orleans. Mickey Walker, former middleweight king, meets Bob Godwyn in a ten rounder in San Francisco. Sammy Mandell, former lightweight champ, returns in a one rounder against Ko Vasquez in El Paso.Thursday night action continues with more bouts listed across cities.
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Maxie
Johnny Miller
New Orleans
Walker
Godwin
Mandell
Vasquez
United Press
New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jana
Rosenbloom
Detroit
Mickey Walker
Bob Godwid
Florida
San Francisco
Sammy Mandell
Ko ‘Vasquez
el Paso Welter
Theyenne
Wyo
Rifle Match Here Tonight
The Corry Kod an Gin Club faces the Meadville Tigers in a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League match. The local sharp shooters, who have lost only once in league play this season, seek another win to extend their streak at home.
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Marksies
Corry Kod An
Meadville Tigers
Tigers
Davis Cup sites chosen for American rounds
The Davis Cup committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association selected Wilmington Delaware and Baltimore Maryland as hosts for five American rounds this year. Canada will face the United States in the fifteenth at Wilmington May 4 4 25 and 26. The winner will meet Mexico in the final round at Baltimore May 30 31 and June 2.
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Upited Press
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Stoefen Invincible In Defeating Allison
Lester Stoefen of California defeated Wilmer Allison of Austin in straight sets at the River Oaks Country Club tournament in Houston Texas. Stoefen won 6-2 1-2 6-2 as a Davis Cup team member, while Bryan Grant and George Cott also beat their opponents in another match.
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Sy United Fress
Houston
Tex
Lester Stoefen
California
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Stoefen
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Allison
George Cott
Chicago
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Lawrence Park Pals
Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League
Thandicap
Waren County
Wil
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Sinjin
Tidbuts
Iusville
Fing Flite
Walter Marm
Pittsburg
Frankie Jultist
Ene
BMIS
Jimmy Clarks
Weller Goehran
Try
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Eril Hazemiadeh
Tal Store
Chekme
Davion Ak- Win
Toledo
Cincinnati
Richman Ind
Fork Wayne
National Basketball League
Joe Donnelly
Jungue
York State
Toe Brown
Butteray
SL An's
Tironto
Heading
Syracuse
Roclosor
Jersey City
Buffalo
Joe Maj Phrsak
Tse
Washington Street
Gorry City Baseball League
Hank
Gary
Raymonds
High Stars
Praniln
Hay Clalra
Franklin
Preideob
Loyd Meordinis
Red and Gun Club
Elf
Ipterest
Miei Sma
Ruth
CUBS
Bankers Mourntable Tennis
Death OF Kansas
Robello
LEAFS
Tampa
Fla
Tom Robello
Toronto
Joe Morrissey
Fivansville
Ind
Bill
Forbes Field
By Henry McLemore
Mickey and
Hisma
E. E Guignon
Chase
Ly Unele
Oscar Sez
E. B. Guignon’s
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Stoefen Invincible
Messrs. Seas and
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Richfield Gas and Oil Station
West Washington Street
James Mead
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