Varied Opinion on League Changes and Local Sports
Observer comment from three Corry and Union City reporters on the Crawford Venango league expansion adding Corry and Union City. Analysts debate impact on competition and schedule with Cochranton's withdrawal, noting regional rivalries and league integrity. Also mentions ABC women's tournament entries and changes to hunting and game regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watrich Sports
Corry
Union City
Watrich Cage
Frank Thayer
Titusville Amerald
Titusville
Basketball League
Watchrawal
Cochranton
Titusville High
Loop
Oil City
Meadville
Scrives Hadd
Pranklin
Milllsville
Rocky Grove
Erie County
Russ Byler
Crawford
Venango County
Observer picks Cubs to win National League pennant in close race
Chicago Cubs favored to take the NL pennant in a tight, multi-team fight featuring New York, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Observations praise key players like Rip Collins Cavaretta Galan Parmeles and coach Grimm while noting risks from Warneke and other rivals. Brooklyn Boston and Philadelphia appear out of contention.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cubs
Rip Collins
Wrigley Field
Phil Cavaretta
Augie Galan
Teftield
Colling-Herman-Jurges
Hack
Leroy Parmeles
Lon Warneke
Charlie Grimm
Loafers
Playboys
Grimm
Rosing
White Sox
Warheke
Cardinals
Collins
Parmelee
Prench
Lee
Davis
Carteton
Bryant
Shove
Warneke
Dettermaw
Giants
Johnny ‘McCarthy
Lou Chiozza
Hank Leiber
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Grissom
L Moore
Vander Meer
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dean
Mickey Owen
Stu Martin
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Heat
Don Gutteridge
Dizzy Dean
Foel
Pirates
Dodgers
Eées
Phillies
van Mudge
Henrich Declared Free Agent In Major League Shuffle
Chicago April 185 The decision by baseball commissioner announced the freeing of Tommy Henrich from alleged club recruiting practices. Henrich, a top prospect valued at about 18 900 dollars, is declared a free agent eligible to sign with any major league team, impacting the Cleveland Indians’ hold.
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Chicago
Mountale Tanilis
Tandis
Tommy ‘Henrich
Yeax-Okl Outfelder
Milwaukee Ehic
Amdérican Association
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Indians of & Guin O
Henrich
Bowling Scores ANTLER LEAGUE Report
The snippet records bowling scores with entries for Aves Senne Parker VanTassel Greene and Glenn across multiple games. It shows a forfeit by Thomas Motors and a low score of 125 with a total of 425. The fragment includes partial scores: 126 164 184 and 123 98 186 among others.
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Parker
Glenn
VanTassel
Greene
Thomas Motors
Baer Favored to Win Heavyweight Clash in London
Maxie Baer, 3-1 favorite, meets Tommy Farr at Harringay Arena in London in his English debut as part of a world heavyweight title recovery push. Gate nears 15,000 with $100,000 expected. Baer guaranteed $22,500. Farr to receive $10,000 to $17,900 based on gate. Also on card, Peter Saroon faces Petey Mitter in a 10-round bout.
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United Fresh London
Maxie Baer
SuAing
Harringay Arena
Tommy Farr
Clumey
Wveritish Empire
Baer
Ald
Max
Far
Tne
Peter Sarron
Birmingham
Ala
Nations Boxing Associa
Ion
Harry Mitter
Idol
London
East End
Petey
Class B Keg Tourney Opens With City Bowl Games
Several teams from the Class B keg league prepare for tonight’s City Bowl tournament scheduled at 7:30 p.m. at the Recreation Alleys. Burleigh Grimes is noted for his pitching, while the Boston Bees expect Bill McKechnie as manager amid balance and gaps in their lineup. The Phillies show pitching depth but limited punch, aiming to climb from the cellar.
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Jihe City
Burleigh Grimes
Boston Bees
Bill McKechnie
Philies
Hockey Title at Stake in Detroit Tonight
The fifth game of the Stanley Cup final between Detroit Red Wings and New York Rangers will be played tonight at Olympia. A Wings win would make them the second team in NHL history to win the Cup in two consecutive years after the 1920 and 1921 Ottawa Senators. Also noted, Freddie Apostoli defeated Solly Krieger by knockout in New York.
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Jon Syaifran
Oil City
Union City
Corry
Aop
Erie County
Cochranton
Beaver School
Puntata
Detroit
Olympia
Detroit Red Wings
New York Rangers
Local Drugstore Ad Lists Sundry Personal Care Prices
An old fashioned price list shows items like Castoria 40c and 60c, Alka Seltzer 6Oc, Cooper blades 15c per pkg, Bay Rum 25c, Colgate shaving cream 40c to 34c, Johnson's Baby Powder 25c, Mennen antiseptic 50c, Tine Sterate Powder 1c, and other small toiletries and medicines.
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Cooper Blades
Colgates
Mennen
Advance Plans for Intramural Sports Setup
Senior High will start intramural sports under Athletic Director Russell Byler. Four sports will form leagues: basketball, tennis, track, and horseshoe pitching. Three Senior Class teams plus a Junior High team coached by Witford Pomeroy will compete, with class meets held to select outstanding class members.
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Eho
Uiniler
Russell Byler
Aunior
Witford Pomeroy
Ore
Eagles
Indians and Giants Duel Ends Fall Series In New York
Cleveland manager Steve ONeill expects Ben Teller to start as the Indians visit the Giants in New York for the finale of a three game set. The Indians win 8 6 to even the series at seven seven. Moose Solters and "Bad News" Feller homer for Cleveland while Oli Melton allows a homer to Bob.
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Columbia
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Ben Teller
Indians
Giants
New York
Indias
Bob
Oli Melton
Moose Solters
Fale
New Yorks
Maps Golf Program In City For 1937 Season
Howard Sheen announces a citywide golf program meeting at 7:30 Friday at the picture hall. The aim is to reorganize the Corry Country Club after the death of past president S. V. Stewart and to recruit members for the coming season.
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MAPS
Corry Country Club
Munlel
Howard Sheen
Corry
S. V. Stewart
New Leaders Expected for ABC Tournament
Prize winning scores and new readers were predicted as the American Bowling Congress tournament moved ahead with star teams and individuals preparing for appearances. Yesterday's scores included 22,988 turned in by Schwab Tires of Dover New Jersey. Tom Owen of Louisville Kentucky placed fourth in all events with a 1032 after adding 600 658 and 879. The Canadian brothers Torchy and Doug Peden led the International six day bicycle race at Duquesne Garden by one up over their five closest rivals.
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Annea Frees
New York
American Bowling Congress
Schwab
Dover
N. J
Tom Owen
Louisville
Pitushungh
Torchy
Doug Peden
Duquesne Garden
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Johnny Tohnson
Meadville Tribune-Republican
Crawford-Venango
ABC
Unger
Rochester
N. Y
Marie Warmbier
Ella Burmeister
Observer
Scribe
Cards
Bucs
Buster
George Kirsey
Teddy
Kirkavy
Chica
New York Yankees
Britain
Freddie Apostoli
Kayoed
Solly Krieger
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Federal Depoatt Inc. Corp
Washington
Pinkham
Castoria
Alka-Seltzer
Mead’s
Mohawk
Vicks VapoRub
Gillette
Gem
Everready
Permedge
Gotham
Sentinel
Condra’s
Center Street
Paul RO
Syl
Sky
Sylvia
Neak
Feller
Lawrinyun
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Cunningham
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