Gene Sarazen aims for comeback and Indians shine
Gene Sarazen, veteran golfer from Flushing, hints at a return to form after a winter surge that raised hopes of an Open title bid in 1931. Giants Brown, Crawford County youth, shines for Cleveland in a shutout bid, while Wimbledon profits climb with Wimbledon ticket plans and seating price changes.
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Gene Saragen
Flushing
Titusville Country Club
Corry
Kor Satazen
An¢L
Saracen
Sarazen
New York
Florida
Gene
Sarazentoi
Alutap Mier
Snea
Bobby Jones
Giant Brown
Crawford County
Cleveland Indians
Igi
Tribenl
Cleveland
Hooves
Tigers
Cary
Stinehomer
Cleve
Wig Wat
Sirdnuu
Winbledon
County League Meets This Evening at Erie
Erie County Baseball League plans a reorganization gathering at Erie to discuss the 1841 season with delegates from participating towns. Corry will be represented by Charles Greening Carl Finch and Malvin Cobbett, with Greening set to manage and possibly oppose reentry to the league pending tonight’s outlook. Corry's team will hold a workout Thursday at six o'clock for all candidate players.
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Erie County Baseball League
Erie
We County
Charles Greening
Carl Finch
Malvin Cobbett
Corry
Greening
County
Major League Pace Setters and Leaders
United Press reports pace setters across major leagues with highlights from Tuesday April 21. Inited Press coverage notes Leung hitters leading batting figures and top performers from key teams, outlining early-season trends and standout statistical leaders.
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United Press
Inited
Leung
Baseball Scores Summary From Sunday Card
American Cleveland 8 Detroit 4 Washington Boston 3 New York Philadelphia 1 Chicago St Louis cold National Boston 5 New York 1 Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 3 Only games scheduled. American Cleveland at Chicago Louis at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia New York at Boston Poston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago-St. Louis
National Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
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Washington
National Poston
New
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Pettoic
Berey
Vosmik
Indians
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Browns
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Giants
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Tigers Bosting U
Ruth
New York Kinan
Phillis
Ay Merny
Robins
St Pittsburgh S
Ago Gelying
Yankees
Piladerpiia
Berry
Hornsby
Cubs
Lary
Track Meet and Baseball On High Slate At School
The high school slate includes a Tunioy Hair Weld track meet Thursday afternoon and a Sophomore dominance in inter-class events from Saturday. Baseball opens 1931 play Friday under Coach McCallavets with 198 players, facing Hugh Bedient's Palcone High.
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Falconer Baseball
McCallavets
Hugh Bedient
Beavers
Highmentyn
Ghferens
Wal
Kotiter's
Meadville Eagles Open Practice at Ashietic Park
April 22 report details Meadville Eagles planned practice at Ashietic Park after a cautious opener. The article mentions preparation for an upcoming game against Class dub and notes ticket allocation patterns and player participation, with references to goal percentage and potential lineup changes for the first game.
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Meadville
Pimile
Eagles
Welledome
Pracice
Ashietic Park
Ann Ah Fe
Tollewere
Guty
Dave
Itm Sheeld
Vomypetitiog
Unis Samen
Simasey Dylees
Vectors
Manawer
High school football schedule at Oil City October 30
Foothill schedule for Con Rud Wells includes nine games eight with Class schools. City High aims to challenge strong opponents. new Corry High joins, Oil City slated for opener. McMegy guides Blue and White through a tough lineup as Knox leaves, with nine games planned and five at Oil City.
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Oil Cuy
Kne High
Cowan Pilkgie Khox
Hhs
Jons
Randi
Rites Aghinse
Leane
Old City
McAlevy
Knox
Genie
Chery
Shermie
Peoyciy
Tiknayilie
Suaron
Jerankelim
Major league teams change battle grounds today
United Press reports eight 1931 home openers as nine clubs shift venues including Brooklyn Ebbets Field and other major parks. Yankees pound Athletics 12 to 1 while Cleveland tops Detroit 6 4 and Washington routs Boston 12 3. Brooklyn slips to NL cellar. St Louis heads NL standings as weather and postponements affect games.
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United Press
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Phillies
Ebbets Field
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
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Herb Pennock
Yankees
Cleveland
Washington
Brawn
Tigers
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Ferrell
Stone
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Red Sox
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Bali Herman
Robins
Philies
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Tome Rims
Elliott Hel
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Bt Brandt
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Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati
Yost Defends Emphasis on College Football at Michigan
University of Michigan athletics chief H. Yost argues football drawsfocus and funds for broader sports programs. He cites five intramural facilities and seven intercollegiate sports funded by football revenues, including stadium, ice facilities, and women’s athletic buildings. He notes extensive schedules across fall and spring and defends the sport against charges of overemphasis.
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Yost
Michigan
Wielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Footall
Ft Furnistres
America
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Corry Gunners Lose Narrowly to Cambridge Springs Junior Squad
Corry Rod and Gun Club’s junior team narrowly lost to Cambridge Springs Rod and Gun Club with a final score of 1065 to 1088. Stanley Anderson led the youth team with 226 points as names like Oh Ku Sit Pr Oh Tol and Terhune appear in the scoring lines amid a crowded set of figures from both sides.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
Cambridge Springs
S. Anderson
Cambridge Springs | Rod and Gun Club
Stanley Anderson
Oh Ku Sit
Terhune
Mailens
Wilson
Corry
Ab BB
Knapp
Dt AN AG AB Steinnleber
Wagner
Potal
Uke
Landars
Lynch Will Manage Cana b g h ta A C Nine
Titusville reports Cana delta A C elected Frank Lynch as manager at a meeting. Players signed up include Wad McDonald Ray Tosser Pat Foley Jim Prenat Guinr Johnson Fred Ruditk Miles Poy Louis Woresther Bill Burns M Henderson Freddie Faunce and others. Practice date set and positions discussed.
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Titusville
Apm
Paen
Canaadiaa A. C
Tise
Wad McDonald
Ray Tosser
Pat Foley
Jim Prenat
Guinr Johnson
Fred Ruditk
Miles Poy
Louis Woresther
Bill Burns
M Henderson
Freddie Faunce
Tuca'l Erickson
Earl Naber
Joe Linsaest
Joe Byrd
Peck Hartitry
Frank Lynch
Queen City
Deer and Small Game Driven by Forest Fire
A Clermont forest blaze forced many deer and rabbits to flee in panic. Firefighters reported deer running in all directions. several deer were blinded by smoke and flames. A herd of fifty sought refuge near Mila Oviatt’s farm as the blaze approached.
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Ane
Clermont
James
Ouskirts
Mila Oviatt
United Natural Gas Company of Ree
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Corry Evening Journal
Gene Sarazen
Clint Brown
Sam Bread
Priblen
Brendon 1 HieveSe
Cardinal
Parsons
Broaside
Cardinals
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Meadville Eagles
Geasun
Levy
Firet
Oilchiy
Oilers
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Imi
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Andy Saviola
Lis
Selly Sehwaig
Hagland
Jerry Mcsweeney
Ireland
Harry Kennel
Billy Domains
Tiger Matways
Georsis
Brankie Payeio
Johnny Ladao
Rippines
Chicaa
Ohio State
Haryant
Corry Gunners
Lynch
Canabghta A. C. Nine
Mckesson
Keister
N. F. Ames & Co
Model Dairy
Cerry-damestown
BLY Corry Baking
Loveland Tires
Pebble Brook
Recreation Atleys
Root Furniture
Iciwiks
Root's
Ave
Drake
Lundquist
Gerry-Jamestown
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Owenson
Southworth
Gustafson
Bjarkquist
Spring Furniture Buyers
Nish
Root’s Furniture Store
Jatione
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