Titusville Triumph Beats Corry 2 to 1 in Seven Inning Tilt
Titusville High defeats Corry High 2 to 1 at Carter Field behind Ray Tesser who allowed three hits and struck out 12. Wells hit a homer for Titusville, Henderson added a two base hit, and Corry committed four errors aiding the home nine.
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Titusville High School
Brady
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Milton Henderson
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Davis Cup Tryouts Include Noted U S Players
United Press reports Davis Cup tryouts scheduled at Hunting ton Valley Country Club next week will feature J Gilbert Hall of South Orange and several leading Americans. John Hennessey of Indianapolis Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth and John Van Ryn of East Orange are viewed as likely team members for the American squad set to face Canada in Man yesterday’s hero Harry Rich Derreal May 16th 17th and 18th.
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John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Wilmer Allison
Fort Worth
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
United Press
Canada
Harry Rich
Derreal
Rost
George Lott
Chicago
Cleveland
Andes
Uns
Luke Sewell
Ing
Industrial Baseball League Given Boost
The Industrial Baseball League moves toward reorganization with three clubs ready to enter. Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Company A and the High School are set to join, while Charley Greening may manage the Merchants again. Four clubs are needed, with next meeting Tuesday at 7 30 to adopt by laws and finalize details.
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Industrial Baseball League
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Copotation
Company A
Charley Greening
Merchants
Danny DeLiry
Corry
Jamestown
Howard
Ty” Crandall
Lincup
Wesley Piercs
McCall
Ohio
Partiauly
Standings and Scores Roundup From Yesterday
National league results show Brooklyn 5 Boston 3 in 18 innings and New York 9 Philadelphia 2. Cincinnati-St Louis rain. American Detroit 7 Cleveland 6. Philadelphia 9 Washington 4. New York 3 Boston. St Louis-Chicago rain. other games: Cincinnati at St Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh, New York at Boston, Washington at Philadelphia, St Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit. Also feature on health and home life with Foley Pills diurete claiming backache and kidney weakness relief. Mrs. Black of Virginia quoted.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Black
Virginia
National
St Louis
Crum Named Football Coach At Allegheny College
Meadville April 25 The Allegheny College board of trustees executive committee approved P W Crum as football coach for the 1929 season. Crum selected from 26 candidates after recommendation by the athletic board of control. He coached at George Washington University for five years and is Princeton 1924 graduate.
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Board of Trustees
Allegheny College
P. W. Crum
Allegheny
Crum
Athletic Board of Control
George Washington University
Princeton
Roper
Tiger
Odds Drop on Rancocas Entry Mei Foo Derby Bets
United Press reports odds on Rancocas stable’s Mei Foo for the Kantucky derby fell from 60 to 1 to 30 to 1 after a strong victory in the Paumonok Handicap at Jamacese. If Mei Foo wins the Wood Memorial Stakes next Saturday it could further slip to 1 to 1 percent.
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United Preas
New York
Rancocas Stable
Mei Foo
Jamatese
Mel Poo
Rice's Catch Gives Tigers 7-6 Victory
Braves suffer 7-6 loss as Rice delivers decisive catch in the late innings. Tigers rally with clutch play to edge Braves and secure the win.
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Rice
TIGER
Winners over Weiner in Hagerstown boxing event
In Hagerstown Maryland on April 25 Will Matthews of Middle River knocked out Hermin Weiner of Baltimore in the fourth round as the rain halted action. Matthews weighed 184 pounds while Weiner weighed 195. In the semi final Gus Edwards of Baltimore 158 and Dewey Adams of Camp Mead Maryland 165 advanced in the later rounds.
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Junior boxing finals set for Chicago Stadium tonight
United Press reports finals of the annual junior tournament in eight divisions at Chicago Stadium. Preliminary nights produced knockouts and decisions with over 6,000 spectators, as contenders from Grand Rapids Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Chicago and Louisville vie for titles.
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Chicago
Hell
Mimbar
Tony Kiamersi
Grand Rapids
Roy Burkey
Cincinnnat
Ivan Smith
Sal
Burr Sets 195 Average In Sweepstakes At Recreation Allegy
Ray Bure of the Corry Jamestown squad paced the agroopstakes at the Recreation Allegy on East Main last night by averaging 195 over six games, totaling 1170 pins with high games of 246 286 and 235. McCall led until the fourth game with 189 172 244 178 while Burr surged to 471 446 236 in his later sets as the sweepstakes continued with more local bowlers and a Class B event planned for next week.
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New Recreation
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Geale
Re McCall
Jenkins
Eres
Keefer
Southworth Eebinsteins
Maloney
Go Craker
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Pappas
Wallace to Meet Kaplan in Madison Square Garden Bout
A May 10 carnival of lightweights at Madison Square Garden features Louis Kaplan of Meriden Conn, former featherweight champion, against Billy Wallace of Cleveland in the main bout. Also scheduled are Joe Glick of Brooklyn versus Luis Vicentin of Spain and Bruce Flowers of New Roer versus Jack Braves.
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Madison Square Garden
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Cham
Pion
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
NIXON
Braves
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Luis Vicentin
Philadelphia Phillies
Spain
Bruce Flowers
Roer
Boston Cello
Jack Braves
Mil Fuchs
Kid) Berg
England
Finnegan Rosenblum in Chicago for Bouts
Honeyboy Finnegan junior lightweight and Maxie Rosenblum light heavyweight travel to Chicago to face Benny Anderson and Charley Belanger on a card that may shape summer bills. Finnegan, with wins over Miller Flowers and Glick, eyes a May 9 pairing with Canzoneri Routis winner.
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United Prose
Chicago
Apri
Honeyboy Winnegan
Maxie Rosenblum
Middlewest
Ight
Paddy Harmon
Finnegan
Ray Miller
Bruce Flowers
Joe Glick
Toney Canzoneri
Andre Routis
Tomorow
Honeyboy
Dele Anderson
Canzone
Milwaukee
Rosenbloom
Charley Belanger
Pyles Banioneers Move to Missouri
Maplewood MissouriApril 25 Pyle s Banioneers race details show Harrison finishing 17th in a CG lead attempt. Ed Gardner a 28 year old Seattle runner led 28 miles from Collinayille and finished 27 38 750 with Pete Gavuzzi of England close behind at 55 47 for the trip.
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Pyle
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Sullivan
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Collinayille
T. Hers
Pete Gavuzzi
England
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