Corry Country Club retains Ted Luther as pro for 1992
Corry Country Club directors reorganized naming Ted Luther of Youngstown as pro for the 1992 season. Luther, a former Western Pennsylvania Professional champion, will serve May 15 to year end with Mrs Tibbs rehired as stewardess. The board elected officers and planned golf events and reinstatement efforts for former members.
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In Sport Luther Return Welcomed Durag Back in Speed Grind
Announcement that Ted Luther returns as professional at Corry Country Club excites local golfers. The piece notes Luther’s anticipated impact, potential rivalries, and broader sports chatter including boxing prospects and baseball references of the era.
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Crawford County Teams Plan Diamond Loop
A report from Crawford County notes clubs plotting a winter baseball circuit, naming teams from nearby towns and listing organizers and aims to field a season. The piece references local ambitions, key volunteers, and anticipated schedules while noting injuries and lineup concerns among participants.
Harper Notre Dame athletic director named head of all sports
Notre Dame confirms appointment of Jesse C. Harper as director of athletics to oversee all sports. He will assume duties May 1 and will not coach. Football remains under Hank Anderson, with Jack Chevigny handling basketball and baseball. Harper previously coached at Notre Dame and helped originate the forward pass.
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Anderson
Notre Dame
Chicago
Knute KK Hockne
Jesse C. Harper
Harper
Hockne
Meardy
Hank) Anderson
Jack
Chevigny
George J. Keegan
John J. Nicholson
Theen
Rockne
Carnegie Tech
South Bend
Rodne
Atte
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Charles Dorais
Dobilis
Wabash College
Crawford Hills
Sitka
Kansas
Wichita
Niles Trons
Isles J. O'Donnell
Lie Jinivereity
Wentyaet
Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Boxing Night
Boxing results from multiple venues show Syracuse defeating Pete Lusky. Pittsburgh bouts feature Tracey over Honey Boy Shimer and Flanagan over Bratten. other cities report victories by Brattory, Heeney, and Nidino among many names. Strong showings include Uballa over Primo and Peters over an English opponent.
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Bucky Careless
Syracuse
N.Y
Pete Lusky
Scranton
Smeirouna
Syarden
Dock Tracey
Honey Boy Shimer
Syricuse
George Shambers
Fly Flanagan
Bradde
Bidimmy Reilly
McKeesport
Carpention
New
Dinner Wilkie
New York
Hartford
Conn
Battilind
Tarttoy
Andy Malin
Boston
Romeo du Bois
New Haven
Kid Bantor
Tampa
Fla
Detroit
Vindel Gregorio
Spain
Johnny Peters
England
Jack Brady
Young Hares
Wilts
Schedules of 1900s American baseball games mentioned
The record lists game results and upcoming matchups among multiple teams including New York Philadelphia Boston Washington Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. It notes scores such as New York 4 Boston 3 and Brooklyn 10 Philadelphia 5 with several relayed pairings for future games.
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Detroit
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Jaiin
National
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
National Louis
Basketball Season Good for University of Wisconsin
April 21 report from Madison highlights strong prospects for the Wisconsin basketball program. Revenue projections reach around 100 thousand dollars from the new facility, with season-end estimates for the team’s earnings near 86 thousand dollars.
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Maison
Wis
Bass Tuill
University
G& Wisern
Dany Raziall
Walter K. Meatwell
Walker Separated 28 Days After Wedding
By United Press New York, April 21. Former middleweight champion Jake Walker separated from his wife 28 days after their wedding. Asked about tying the marriage to Clive Bellert, Walker refused to discuss the issue, stating he cannot say a word.
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United Press
New York
Atetey Walkeck
Didi
Clive Belert
Mallest
Tie
Waller
Falconer High Opens With Large Crowd Expected
Hugh Bedient, former major leaguer and Palooner High supporter, headlines Falconer High as they host James Town suburb Palcooner in the opening game. Beavers coach and players prepare as a strong crowd is anticipated for the scholastic matchup. Bedient’s past major league success and local ties boost interest ahead of the Friday afternoon game.
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Hugh Bedient
Tas
Fair Grounds
Paleoner High School
Cory
Bedient
Palooner High Nine
Ie Don He Fine
Jamestown
Boston Red Sox
Beavers
Falconer
von Jackson
Palcoher
Uiny
Dahlstrand
McCallmen
Amateur Card Show At Owl City Titusville Ring Evening
Timmy Clark from Titusville scored a knockout over Harry Bodds in a 128 pound class match at the Oil City 4. 0. program at the Hub last night. Other results include Ard Treiren stopping Pasty Brie and Eddie Fowler defeating Slat Graham. A good crowd witnessed six fights with several knockouts.
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Titusville
Young
Timmy Clark
Unis
Pehnieni
Harry Bodd
Burd
Brie
Anny Vitlocki
Kan Kwarte
Eddie Fowler
Frie
Wy Graham
O1f
Jim Nichols
OU City
Red Jones
Clarion
Smoke Robinson
Oi City
Delavan Clark
Corry baseball team opens practice with 15 scrubs
A 15 member practice squad turned out for Corry High baseball opening drills led by Dold and Liplinior as 1931 plans loom. Manager Greening was absent but expected to join later as Ere County Baseball League reorganizes in Erie Wednesday.
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Corry
Ere County Baseball League
Erie
Cor
Greening
Mele Colebatt
Carl Pinot
Hasebmnl
Mansiget
Three Teams Tie For Lead In American Loop Race
In 1921 major leagues the American League leaders Washington New York and Cleveland sit tied after opening week. Brooklyn Phillies Reds Giants and Braves posted wins as season begins. Babe Ruth sparked Newark to a 5 to 1 victory over Philadelphia with strong hitting and home runs.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincianas
Robins
Phindelpiua Phillies
Te Reds
Pittsburgh
Joe Shaute
Phillies
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Helder
Giants
Braves
Markes
Samy
Jim Botterley
Yan
Chicago Cabs
Grimes
Goh Smith
Harky Wilson
Mershaith
Babe Ryith
Newark Yankees
Vitory
Philadelphis
Henry Johnson
Kidnap Case Near Beaver Dominates Local News
A chaotic report details a kidnap attempt near Beaver involving a mute victim named Wilma. authorities pursued the suspect, Charles Chir, as the case unfolds amid other sports scores. The narrative also notes Red Sox and Cubs games with varied performances and scorers, reflecting a rough composite of local crime and baseball results.
Veviation in Firm Tones Dre mivolantine reeventAlue
The fragmentary text reports a restrictive event or notice with names and locations obscured. It mentions WC Niwetaal and SIT WS LeeD Ly, suggesting a formal filing or declaration. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply a formal notification or procedural action.
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Lanu
Senators
George Kirkley
Walker
Falconer High
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Oil City
Neal Yuna
Chateau
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Leq H. Peterson
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Jarnestown
Gorry
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Hunt
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Charles Chir
Palestine
Potter
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