Corry Paves Way on Licenses for Sunday Sports
In Corry a $1 per game license fee for Sunday athletic contests is pressed by Mayor Glen Miller and the city administration. Other towns copy the move, wary that higher assessments could end local athletics. A Sunday sports debate rests with City Council at Rice, while a skeet field project gains momentum with progress reports and financing plans.
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Static 5 and the day’s baseball results recap
Yesterday’s results show Washington 3 lost to Boston 4 while New York 11 defeated Philadelphia 5 and Detroit beat St Louis 9 to 2. National standings list New York 6 Philadelphia 2 and Boston 3 over Brooklyn 2 with Pittsburgh 7 over St Louis 6 and Chicago 8 over Cincinnati 4. Today’s schedule features Jootypit at Chicago and St Louis at Cleveland with Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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Bowling Scores KIWANIS LEAGUE Blind Pins and Totals
The Kiwanis League scores show team totals near 800 plus, with players Ton Ave Cohen Hoffmaster Widy and Gillet among others posting high game figures. Individual frame results include multiple 180s and 190s, while totals approach 875 for one squad and 818 to 796 for others, indicating a tight bowl-off.
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Giants and Cubs win as early baseball piles up
New York shows mound strength with Giants blanking Phillies as Fitzsimmons yields scattered hits and Ryan drives in key runs. Cubs beat Reds behind Klein’s homer. Dodgers fall to Braves. Yankees, Tigers, Senators, and Browns win in tight slates as early season action rolls on.
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Jeby to Meet Souad Cops Negro Ring Sensation Pool
Ben Jeby former middleweight champion agrees to face Anson Green a promising Negro fighter from Homestead in a 10 round bout in Pittsburgh on April 27. Lew Raymond announces Green has consented to fight but contracts not signed yet. Colby’s squad topped the 1 0 0 F cowboy Noel tournament at Oda Pelle hall. six teams competed with strong showings. winners to be decided next Wednesday as two teams advance and prizes served.
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Carnera Baer Fight Brings Boxing Back Into Spotlight
New York report outlines Primo Carnera and Max Baer signing for a heavyweight title bout. Record forecasts a major summer revival as fans expect a large crowd and strong gate, comparing potential spectacle to the era of Dempsey and Tunney while noting Carnera’s amiable, sensitive character and Baer’s bold fist-filled bravado.
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Baressi Halts Rally in Interclass Baseball League
In a second game of the Inter-Class Baseball League, Baressi halted a Freshmen rally as the Sophomores defeated them 12 to 9. Jewel and Curtis led the Sophomores with two hits each, while Hurlbut added two safeties. standings show Sophomores 2-0 and Freshmen 0-2. Friday's game features Sophomores vs Seniors.
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Van Dyke Named Chairman In Pittsburgh Registration Plan
The text indicates Van Dyke was chosen as chairman for a registration effort in Pittsburgh. Details on scope and dates are unclear due to damaged text, but the appointment is noted as a leadership move within the organization involved.
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