Auction notice for farm equipment and property sale
Following the late Geo. on Friday at 12 o clock sale includes 2 buggies Yale mower, harnesses, cultivator, plows, corn planter and other farm gear. Terms at 8 p.m. At Cord Township estate sale notices list administrator Lburn and heirs. The undersigned express thanks for sympathy and memorials to the Bay area.
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Corry High school baseball opens season with idle Easter break
Corry High School baseball planned to resume after Easter with a likely shortened schedule to fit varsity intramural needs. The league, idle during vacation, may cut games to allow a varsity team to play surrounding schools. Baseball gains momentum as communities report strong turnout and promising talent emerges.
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Raymond Riflemen win shoot to notch season high
The Raymond rifle squad posted the top score of the Corry Red and Club Rifle League fourteen weeks in, lifting them into a tie for third place with Wing Wills. Emblem Oils and Korn Smax led the standings, with playoff dates set and first place to be contested May 1. Seven Raymond shooters scored over 200 as Corry Jamestown trailed 1500 to 1440.
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Ruth Returns To Old Home Town Grounds Today
Babe Ruth returns to New York for a three game series between the Braves and Giants before about 30 000 fans. Pitchers Pat Freddie Fitzsimmons and Huck Betts square off as the Giants chase fourth place in the National League. The Sox propel a run away lead in the American League with Ferrell winning and Vosmik homering as Cleveland and St Louis also post wins.
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Doubles Sweepstakes To Be Staged Tonight
The Recreation Alleys host a doubles sweepstakes tonight at eight o clock with a large turnout expected. Manager Pappas arranged for strong competition in the women event following the recent singles, led by Val Kester who won last week with a 109 three-game average. Ray Burr, Charles Craker and Harry Krone also posted notable averages as draws set for later play.
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Notre Dame Students Rank Football Favorite
In South Bend Indiana on April 23 Notre Dame students, the school long linked with football, place the sport high among favorites though exact rankings are not stated.
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Illinois adopts different lightweight selection ruling
The Illinois athletic commission will not recognize the May 10 bout winner between Low Amhers of Herkimer and Tony Canzoneri of New York as lightweight champion, following a dispute with the New York commission. Davey Day, Ross stablemate, may be named leading challenger in Illinois, with a potential title bout against the bout winner likely to gain recognition.
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Quaill Upset Susky In Sixth Round Knockout
Pittsburgh, April 23. Quaill, a rising Pittsburgh light middleweight, fought Pete Susky in his first headline bout. After five and a half rounds of trading, Quaill delivered a KO blow midway through the sixth, catching Susky on the chin. Susky was revived after the fall.
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Jewels Tie Pro Cage Playoff With Narrow Win
The New York Jewels tied their playoff series with the Av Brooklyn Visitations 26 to 25 in a tense game. Kinsbruner and Stott led with 12 points each as Jewels built a 16 point lead early but fought off a late rally. The decisive contest will be held next Sunday. Moyies led a campus poll among students amid sports rankings in swimming golf tennis handball baseball and football.
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Amateur Boxing Card Set for May 1 at State Armory
Promoters of the First Avenue Athletic Club announced the fourth in a series of amateur boxing cards will be held at the State Armory on Wednesday evening May 1. They promise a stronger program than the first exhibition by Simon Plites and are lining up the bouts.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today’s Games
Yesterday’s results show St. Louis 6 Chicago 5 Boston 4 Washington 2 and Cleveland 6 Detroit 0 in American play. National New York 8 Philadelphia 1. International Baltimore 10 Rochester 9 Buffalo Syracuse cold. Today’s American schedule includes Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia New York at Boston Chicago at St Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Yesterday’s hero Ferrell won his second game of the season to keep the Boston Red Sox atop the American League.
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Corry Ball Fans Pick New York Squads to Win
Corry fans favor New York teams in the 1935 World Series poll. Yankees lean toward Vernon Gomez facing Carl Hubbell while Giants back Bill Terry’s ace. Indians, Tigers and others also noted as contenders. fans predict a rare NY World Series victory span.
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Louis KO's Bennett in first round at Dayton
Joe Louis, the Detroit heavyweight, defeated Chicago's Bill Bennett in a six round bout. Louis won by knockout at 1 minute 15 seconds after a left hook to the chin, improving to his 19th professional victory.
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