Leagues Develop Players In Billiard Exhibitions And Local Sports
Corry’s sports page notes upcoming city leagues to nurture talent in baseball and tennis, with the Corry Tennis Association expanding courts and hosting development tournaments. It also previews a Pinch Billiard Parlors exhibition featuring Ruth McGinnis and other top players, plus Garby Gar Harris joining Toledo’s athletic shows and a Detroit Tigers catcher DeSantela in action as part of regional baseball and billiard events.
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Corry City
Geneva
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Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Corning
Erwanis Court
Mill Street
Fie Corry ‘Tennis Assocition
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Wational Corry
Butler Billands
Ruth McGinnis
Chantpion
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Moaroni
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Speirs
Cochran
Masiyama
Corby
Toledo
American Association
Hie
Bd Garhark
Allegheny College
Frigené DeSantela
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Mudkent
Meadville Tribe
Shields to face Canadian tennis star in Mason and Dixon semis
SHIELDS WILL MEET CANADIAN NET STAR Ly united Press WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W Va April 20 Traneis Shields of Neve Moris Allieriens first ruling player and a member of the U S Davis Cup squad was matched today against Marcel Rainville of Montreal mainstay of the Canadian Davis Cup team in the semi finals of the annual Mason and Dixon tennis tournament In the lower bracket semi final Lester Stuofen of Los Angeles will meet the window of a quarter final match between Berkeley Bell of New York and Bryan MyGrinly of Atlanta The Beltran match was washed out by rain yesterday.
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White Sulphur Springs
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Traneis
Shields
Neve Moris
Allieriens
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Lester Stuofen
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Bell
New Orl
Bryan MyGrinly
Atlants
Beltran
Yesterday's Heroes and a Sox Victory Recap
A garbled recap notes White Sox securing their first win behind a late ining single and Moe Vosmik’s eighth homer. Other names such as Carl Reynolas and Lee Wily appear distorted, with references to a four run nightcap and a four versus matchup, leaving core outcome: White Sox win.
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Fab Johnson
Abilettes
Ae Bwa
Tomerin
Carl Reynolas
Sed Sox
Muile
Lee Wily
Fries Jy -Nightcup
Take Agming
Zaki Tone
White Sox
Ani Fovhlo
Moe Vosmik
Jonisig
Village Centenary Highlights Start of Town Jubilee
The village marked 100 years with a weeklong centennial observance. A ceremonial program honored local progress and communal freedom, though reports note ongoing challenges and distant connections to neighboring towns.
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Chaniclburg
Red Sox loom as dark horse of junior loop
Boston Red Sox split a double header with the Senators and open a three game set with the Yankees. Julius Solters homered in the opener, Cissell added a homer in the nightcap, and Boston teed off on Washington 7 3. Johnny Welch limited the Senators to five hits while Reynolds and Walberg contributed strong performances.
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Jack Cuddy
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Senators
Yankees
Sox
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Bucky Hilrels
Patriots
Boston
Joe Cromin
Julius Solters
Bil Cissell
Johnny Welch
Cam! Reynolds
Rube Walberg
Dusty Rhodes
Phe’ Yanks
Athletics
Bd Johnson
A's
Mahaffey Mutusie
Kling
Bid Dickey
Tony Lazzeri
Luke Appling
Zeke Botura
White Sox
Detroit
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Botura
Jack Hayes
Charley Gehfinger
Tiger
Voscik
Pulissy
Cleveland & 2
St. Louis Browns
Hallahan
Rhomanih
Reds
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Derringer
Brennan
Hartnett
Pat Malone
Braves
Dodgers
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Spohrer
Berger
Hiv Braves
Brook Iyn
Koenecke
Jordan
McLemore Advances a Few Private Opinions
Henry McLemore, writing from New York, lists private opinions on boxing, tennis, baseball, and other sports. He predicts Barney Ross over Timmy McKinnin, Max Baer to stop Primo Carnera, a lucrative Badr-Camera bout, U S Davis Cup victory, Vincent Richards as coach, and Giants and Yankees pennants. He also opines on cockfighting and marathon racing, and doubts pro tennis’s future.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Barney Ross
Timmy McKinnin
Trishman
Senacl
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Unis
Carnera
Maxie Primo
Schmeling
Baer Faush
Open Betting Returns to New York Horse Racing
Open betting is legalized in New York as Governor Lehman signs the Hughes law reform allowing bookmakers to operate openly for the inaugural racing season. About 90 bookmakers are expected at Jamaica racetrack with odds displayed, cashiers, slip writers, and organized betting in a quiet, orderly setting.
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United Press
New York
Jaminda
New York State
Lehman
Hughes
AIP
Bochmuler
Juynaica
Mauh
Timn Els
Bowling Scores From Factory Meet Show High Averages
The reading lists totals and scores such as Tot. Ave Ganson 124 dg2 167 423 141 Restler 203983 181 ABT 188 Low Sore 125 de 101 7d Tanton 200 162 HG 184 Wotaia 1910 Corry Jamestown Office Anderson 186 189 168 144 Stapleton 132 197 101 400 Lar son 5171 16 452 Burr 51s Totals 642 91 112.
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Ganson
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Wotaia
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Anderson
Stapleton
Larson Vo
Burr
LSU Track Boss Confident of National Title Run
Eaton Louisiana April 20 Coach Bernie Moore of LSU men’s track expresses strong belief the Tigers will defend the national collegiate title. He reshapes the lineup around Jack Torrance and Glenn Hardin to offset losses from Gordy and Moreau, notes Torrance’s shot put and discus gains and Hardin’s sprint and hurdle prowess, while signaling depth in pole vault and other events as LSU prepares for nationals.
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Eaton Rough
Tridiana
Senp
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State University Cloud
Tiger
Jack “Baby Waco
Torrance
Glenn
Hardin
Moore
Matt Gordy
al Moreau
Chicago
Torrence
Scenior
John Lehman
Carley Hornstobe
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Yesterday's Results In American League Games
Boston defeated Detroit 5 to 7 while Washington upset New York 10 to 4 in a set of yesterday baseball results. Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 8 and Cleveland edged St. Louis 3 to 2.
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Philadelphi Chicago
Detroit
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St. Louis
Blair Targets Distance in Nationals Javelin Return
Nathan Blair, who placed fourth at the Nationals in the javelin, is returning to form with a longer stride and stronger build as he hurls the spear beyond 200 feet in recent workouts.
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Tom
Nathan Blair
National scores and today's American schedule
National results include New York 2 Philadelphia 0 and Boston 4 Brooklyn 1. Pittsburgh 14 St Louis 4 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1. Today’s American games feature St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia New York at Boston Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Kansas Relays Under Way At Lawrence
Kansas Relays open in Lawrence with track stars from over a dozen schools and colleges. More than 2,000 competitors expected, including 1,868 from 112 high schools, as Glenn Cunningham leads in pursuit of a mile world record.
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City Doubles Sweepstakes for Local Bowlers Set
All city bowlers are invited to compete in a city doubles sweepstakes at the Racel Alleys Monday evening. The event is open to league and non league members, with suitable awards for the winners and prizes for participation.
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