Warrenfiulligke Remains a City Sport Note Classic
A scrambled notes filled with names like Wagner Warren Smith and Hauser recounts early baseball history in Warren Pa team links to Ironumf OV League, Franklin City and Pittsburgh Firtes. The piece mentions major league paths for Wagner and colleagues, plus local amateur sports, upcoming fights, fishing bill debates, and school athletics plans.
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Hirery Smith
Cwwher
Chakle Witehry
Barrell
Letty Hauser
Lon Chamberlain
Vickery
Cleveland
Pauly Russell
Billy Leamon
Bi Learnon
Riverside
Sheffield Likely to Enter NYPA League
Sheffield eyes a spot in the New York Pennsylvania League as league officials meet in Union City to discuss entries. The Sheffield manager supports pursuing the vacant slot and plans a meeting to report to President Smith on whether Warren County’s club will join, with decisions pending at the next session.
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Nudball Aire
Ly Wily
Union City
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Ieaders
Bi Smith
Trugus
Warren County
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Burl Holland
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President Smilth
Ralph Obert
Bill Ryan
Larry Johnson
Kip Anderson
Pete Russell
Cory’s Actos
Raymond Gilson
Frank Delairy
Mewin Cobhatt
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Red Wings Blank Rangers To Force Fifth Game
Detroit, April 14. The injury plagued Red Wings, boosted by young players, blanked the New York Rangers 1 to 0 to force a decisive fifth game in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Marty Barry scored the lone goal as Detroit held off New York in the rare shutout. The deciding game was set for Thursday night in Detroit.
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Detroit Red Wings
New York Rangers
Jack Adams
Rangers
Marty Barry
Wings
Jone
Kenneth Anderson resigns as Falconer coach
Falconer Board of Education accepted the resignation of Coach Kenneth Anderson. He has accepted a coaching position at Trondequoit High School in Rochester, prompting the district to review nearly fifty applications for his replacement.
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Board of Education
Kenneth Anderson
Anderson
Trondequoit
High Schon
Rochester
Bowlin ong Bowlin ong ANTLER LEAGUE Cabin in the Pines
Local league notes show Bowlin and Bowlin hosting a cabin in the Pines event within the Anlger League circuit. Details are sparse but indicate community participation and a casual bowling format at a shared venue.
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Antler League
Pines
Rolland Taft Named Mentor for Jamestown School Sports
Jamestown April 14. The resignation of Coach Denton J Moon led the Board of Education to name Rolland Taft physical education director at the high school as varsity coach in all major sports. James C Cain at Jefferson Junior High becomes first assistant football coach. Allen Ayers, high school science teacher, assistant football basketball and track coach. Taft has ten years in the system, a Cincinnati high school and University of Illinois graduate, with Colgate summer study in 1935. He started as an instructor, moved among Lincoln Junior High and the high school, and has assisted with local athletics.
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Jamestown
Sormally
Denton J. Moon
Board of
Rolland
Taft
James C. Cain
Jefferson Junior High School
Allen ¥. Ayers
Mr.Taft
Cincinnatus High School
University of Illinois
University of Ilinois
Colgate University
Lincoln
Lewis Canzoneri and Nestell Win Fights
United Press reports boxing results across the nation. John Henry Lewis of Pittsburgh knocked out Harold Murphy of Los Angeles. Gorilla Tones stopped Battig Nelson in Norfolk Neb. Red Brice defeated Frankie Lee in Kansas City. Tony Canzoneri of New York defeated Tony Massa in Broadway Arena. Bob Nestell of Los Angeles defeated Leo Ramage of San Diego by technical knockout.
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Los Angeles
Bob Nestell
Leo Ramage
San Diego
Kane and Erie Gridders Impress State Coaches
Several newcomers to Penn State football show strong early in spring practice. Car Benseoter of Kane and Bernard Briggs of Pittsburgh have favorable first appearances for the Nittany Lions. Ott Waenschel, a sophomore reserve back from Erie, has shown surprising improvement in his initial Lion visuals.
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Car Benseoter
Kane
Bernard Briggs
Pittsburgh
Lion
Ott Waenschel
Erle
Amada Suffers Skull Injury in Diamond Mishap
United Press reports a rough day of exhibition play across multiple spring games. Amada suffered a skull injury in a mishap, while Loyd Moore and other prospects feature in late innings. Giants edge ahead in the series with a 5-1 win. Smokies prepare for Cardinals after a 14-5 loss to the Yankees yesterday. Senators host Boston Beer in their first home exhibition, following an 8-3 defeat. Cubs outlast Browns in 11 innings, 9-8, to complete the day’s action.
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Washington
Senators
Boston Beer
Boston
Beaver Cage Squad Banquet Tomorrow
Mothers of the successful 1939 senior high basketball squad and Coach Russ Byler will be feted at the anniversary banquet held at McCray Church at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. Athletes, leaders of the high school and school officials will attend.
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McCray Church
Athles
Corry Beavers announce 1997 nine game grid schedule
Corry High School Beavers unveil a nine game 1997 football slate under Athletic Director Russell Eyles and Acuity Manager Stanley Anderson. Waterford and Warren join the lineup while North East is dropped. Wattsburg, Timboro, Lawrence Park, Titusville, Sheffield, Youngsville and Union City remain on the schedule. Six games are at home with an early September 1 opener against Waterford and a November 6 home date with Union City. The schedule features Corry rivals Titusville, Union City and Youngsville at home riddling the season with competitive tests. Preseason practice shifts are noted to begin about two weeks before school starts.
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Corry High School
Russell Eyles
Acuity
Stanley Anderson
Waterford
Warren
Wattsburg
Timboro
Lawrence Park
Titusville
Sheffield
Youngsville
Union City
Corry
Byler
Hrom
Edinboro
Marino to Roll in ABC Sunday at Milwaukee spotlight
New York report notes Milwaukee and Cleveland bowlers in the American Bowling Congress tournament spotlight. Milwaukee's Quality Products team leads with world match-game champions, while Hawke Marino is among top contenders. Davenport Macaroni and Crackers claimed ninth in the five-man event with 2,958. Pickwick Club posted 2,912.
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New York
American Bowling Congress
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Meji ‘Quality Products
Hawke Marino
Aresvent Macaroni and Crackers
Davenport
Tews
Pickwick Club
Brie
Marshall Gleen to Return as WVU Basketball Coach
Pittsburgh reports Marshall Big Sleepy Gleen will resume a floor role at West Virginia University next season. Rumors had circulated he might quit coaching to pursue medicine after earning a degree from Rush Meiliness School in Chicago next December.
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Gleen
West Virginia University
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Morgantown
Rush Meiliess School
Chicago
Ponzi May Take Lead In Pool Race With Win
Ponzi, former Philadelphia titleholder, can take lead in world pocket billiard championship by defeating Ervinn Rudolph of Cleveland. He stands second with six wins and two losses, behind defending champion Jimmy Caras of Wilmington, Del, who has six wins and one loss.
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Aprilantcon Ponzi
Philadelphia
Ervinn Rudolph
Cleveland
Ponzi
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Feller Steals Spotlight As 37 Campaign Nears
New York April 14 Baseball prodigy Bob Feller rises from obscurity to national attention as a freshman phenom for Cleveland Indians. Comparisons to Ruth spark fanfare while early exhibitions draw large crowds. A separate note reports Leroy Shockley nearly fatally injured in Huntington when a gas ignition ignited flames from a cigarette.
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United Press
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Bob Beller
Kisty Dean
Joe DiMaggio
En Town Farm
Shirley Temple
Cleveland Indians
Young Feller
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Red Sox
Yanke
Wellar
Indiana
Kiel
Billy Terry
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Huntington
Ind
Leroy Shockley
Bank Statement for Nations Bank of Corry 1837
Report of the condition of Nations Bank of Corry Pennsylvania at March 31 1837. Assets include loans and discounts 407421.58 overs drafts 193.53 government obligations 371404.41 other bonds 197112.18 real estate 12875.42 reserve with Federal Reserve 185220.38 cash items 300280.86 total assets 1088469.68 Liabilities show demand deposits 402409.92 time deposits 193888.98 state and municipal deposits 46046.68 United States deposits 12076.00 deposits of other banks 618280.88 total deposits 73980 other liabilities capital accounts common stock 508 shares par 100 surplus undivided profits 611680.58 total capital ??? total liabilities and capital 1035569.65 Notes sworn before B Hawkins and others dated April 17 2087 3557
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