Spring Sports at Garry High and Local Merchants Busy
Readied spring schedule at Garry High features Mushball at Cony High and multiple games from May to June with seventy five Senior High boys joining. Highlights include a triple play by the Gutds against the Pirates and chatter on boxing prospects Patsy Severo and others, plus NYU and Yale relay plans and local Merchants open May 1 with a busy season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony High
Beavers
Uie Senior High
Gutds
Pirates
Grace
Meine
Linyd Waner
Frisch
Fordham
Martin
Collins
Hkiic Ring
the Ring
Patsy Severo
Meadville
Patsy
New York University
Emil von Bilin
Yale
Vient Nordell
George Barker
Santi Gendman
Famuel Mothner
Doo Miller
Watson
Jac Walcuro
Yori Sinster
Hefren Over Schricker In Oil City Ring
Arden Hefren, Oil City amateur boxing star, outpointed Schricker in the eight bout card in Oil City. Fight results include Don Moro stopping Framil Sliss, Kopola defeating Dick Rosenberg, and other decisions on a bill staged by the Oil City A G T. Local standings and bouts featured Ellwood City, Warren, and Willow club participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Oey
Arden Heffen
OH City
Sehricker Suptain-Elect Yfie University
Aitishared Hixing
Basten
Hmit
Oil City
Don Moro
Isitwood City
Leehnjeal
Painik Teel
Warren
Terry Winco
Ammowenh
Ualle
Ol Gis
Gedrze Tunis
Willow
Art Salisgiver
Ol City
Patsy Cantililo
Wiley Ely
Hdd Ratiieh
Tad
Willow Club
Tony
Mms
George Moreo
Ihh
Ellwood City
Smoke Robinson
Sports Parade highlights stars and bold claims from famous athletes
A collage of quotes from Len Shires Henry McCarthy Lou Gehrig Janice Johnson Jack Dempsey Hack Wilson Max Baer Seaman Watson Pat E. Bostwick Hank Leiber Tony Burkley and others. The piece surveys confidence and bravado as athletes proclaim greatness while mentioning upcoming clashes and prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
York
Len Shires
Uhere’s
Boa Jeby
China
Anil
de McCarthy
Lou Genrie
Oyer
Lem
Jim Londae
Savoldi Tupon
Sime Weavy Jengar
Bes Godlick
Tneck
Seaman Watson
New Yorker
Pate Bostwick
America
Dempsey
Jack Bharken
Hank Leiber
New York Giants
Fergie
Giants
Bill
Perry Ghase
Tohony Burkley
Sharkey
Brill Loses In First Round In Amateur Tourney
The Featherweight Brill was defeated in the first round by a Brooklyn competitor in a National Amateur tournament. The match involved a technical knockout and included several notable boxers such as Anzai and Wigfall, with references to regional participants and a charged crowd.
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Brill
Brooklyn Negro
Unites Presa Coston Amerta
Rowton
Fibers
Timabeur
Calam Pilestah
Uni Ros
Charity Greene
Negrs
Bradklyy
Shdoky Brill Terie
Washington
Ate Wigfall
Negro
Feilamibpole
Giants Bow Dodgers 4 to 0 as Bubbell Sidelights
New York Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell shuts out Brooklyn 4 0 at Palo Grounds. Player-manager Memphis Bill Terry injured on right wrist, sidelined for weeks, leaving Giants to press on in NL race. Coach notes and scattered league results across the rest of the day.
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Jack Guddy
United Press
New York
Palo Grounds
New York Giants
Carl Bubbell
Jong
Inan
Carij
Yaskling
Memphis
Bill Tarry
Amd
Joe Shaute
Kuit
Terry
Giants
Pittsburgh
Frank O'Pali
Joli McGraw
Toda
Tayloro
Philigh
Boston
Braves
Phillies
Chick Klein
Phillig
Shanty Hogan
Chawage
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
New York Yankees
Senators
Yankees
Amd Fiktory
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Bostin
Timmy Foxy
Seavot
Balla
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Lows Browns
Vicoory
Chicago White Sox
Yankee
Amnes
Fight Results From New York Bouts and Local Thefts
In New York bouts Tony Seerpati defeated Brodklyn at 134 while Sophie George Goldberg beat East New York at 188. The report notes Jerry Maz and Toramy Serato involved in a 12 percent stake dispute plus other names. Eugene Strett of Jamestaywn faced stealing charges from April 6 and a later forest fire incident attributed to Aleron G.
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Atcnew York
Tony Seerpati
Brodklyn
Sophie George Goldberg
East New York
Jerry Maz
Coney Salany
Toramy Serato
Brodlyn
George Potersih
Eugene Strett
Jamestaywn
Witt
Aleron, G
Jamestown
Merchants to Open Interstate Baseball League vs St Marys Colts
Capt Crandall of the Merchants has a tentative schedule for the 1933 Interstate loop, with opening games featuring St Marys Colts at home and other matchups including Warren at Tohngonburg Bradford at Ridgway and Jamestown at Erie. The May 14 opener marks the league debut for the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von May
DilBois
Millle Shapmay
Burt Metzler
Warren
Macys
Carl Finch
Warren Times
St. Merys
Courtios
Washinder
Walter
St. Marys
Hasry Iridliy
Carnegie Peel
Mtersite Baseball League
Wrayer
Ivan
Kreas
DuBois
Yen Haz
Fiat
Awit Dorval
Amporivma
Dorv Us
Blooming Valley
Bas
Ibi Hie
Merchants
Athletic
Cory
Elk County
Colts
Rush
Tohngon
Burg
Bradford
Ridgway
Jamestown
Erie
Hmporium
Crandall
The
Journal
Staidings and Yesterday's Scores From The League
Yesterday results show American Washington 11 New York 10 Detentt 4 St. Louis 5 Chicago 5 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 1 Boston 10 National Philadelphia 6 Boston 112 ins New York 4 Brooklyn 6 Chicago Cincinnati rain Pittsburgh St. Louis rain International Abang 11 Buffaly 10 Today's games list New York at Washington St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York.
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Washington
New York
Detentt
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
National Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago-Cincinnati
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
International Abang
Buffaly
Detroit
National
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis
le Pet
J. Pittsouagh
New Yorke
St. Louk
Smeihnatt
Yesterday's Heroes and a Ping Pong of Baseball Feats
United Press reports yesterday's Heroes include Al Todd of the Phillies who lined a pinch hit single in the 12th to win, and a perfect day at bat with a third home run for Stason and four singles plus a walk. Carl Hubbell of the Giants pitched his second shutout of the season, blanking the Dodgers.
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United Press
al Todd
Phillies
Digamy Ons
Athletics
Suc Rks
Uke Stason
Tres Dowbies
Carl Hubbell
Ghimts
Docoury
Heavy Entry List for Penn Relay Carnival
A partial, garbled report lists many entries for the Penn Relay Carnival at Franklin Field from April 28 to 30. It notes participants from numerous states and mentions college teams, high schools, junior high schools, and various events, with confusion in spellings and names but emphasis on the large field and two day schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gomly Frenuh
United Press
Chiladelpala
United States
Franklin Wield
Pennsylvania
Hidamien
Hanglemeter
Siats
Sleman Yey Nehgele
Parmehin Actiopti Teyen
Miller Adds 146 More Pins To Bowling Lead
Miller of Buffalo extended his lead in the national matchplay bowling championship by 146 pins after a strong fourth block. He totaled 2367 pins across eight games, while Stewart Watson of Chicago stood at 2101, giving Miller a 574 pin advantage with four blocks left to play in Chicago starting Friday night.
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United Press Syracube
Ine Miller
Buffalo
Stewart Watson
Chicago
Miktor
Watson
Ghibago
Eddon George Wins Decision in Action Packed Card
In a chaoticニューspaper card from El Dorado Texas a series of bouts feature Eddon George defeating Gus Sennenberg and Charley Leach among others. The event includes fighters from Boston New York and Germany with multiple international matchups and a dramatic note on a cat adopting three foxes in El Dorado.
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United Press
Bilifilo
Don George
North Java
Gus Sennenberg
Boston
Matrys Wirilenko
Russia
Count Zarynoil
Ukraint
Lon Macaluso
East Aurora
N.Y
Benny Ghisburg
Atlan Uirew
Kearl Senile
Busta
Bob Gaunt
Buffalo
Jacke King
Tennesson
New York
Joe Savolui
Thianf
Nick Lutze
California
Paul Boesch
Brooklyn
Thy Roebuck
Oldahoma
Physiso
Poland
Charley Leachman
Germany
Sam Stein
Newark
Mike Mazurki
New Yorks
Shimkws
Lithuaia
Rank Judson
Cambridge
Mass
Rudy Busek
Omilia
Hans Steinick
Jim Henry
Oklahoma
EL Dorado
Texas
Robert Mulligan
Fifteen Games Set for Six Teams in Corry High Sport League
Corry High School opens the musicball intramural season on May 1 with a softball schedule featuring six teams across Sophomores Juniors and Seniors. Games run Monday through Wednesday at 4 80, weather permitting, with potential rain postponements and council resolution of forfeits.
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Corry High School
Beavers
Tin School
Br Sa
Traci
Gaines
Canwest
Tater
Squids
Neisting
Hike
Thi
Principse
Wuietie Association
Ther Monerons
Raima TV
Studshts
Rodins
Ooms
Weil
Rim
Rmi
Ren BP
Wed
Tem
Hut
Im. SE
Monaling
Hoppe Leads Jake Schaefer In World Billiards Match
Unitedress reports from Chicago on April 25 as Willie Hoppe of New York dominates Jake Schaefer in the world championship cushtol carom billiards, leading 290 to 197. Hoppe, the reigning world champion, extended his record with a decisive first-block win. play to resume tonight as the event continues through the week with a long list of players and scores noted in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedress
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York
Loa
Jake Schaeffer
Cushtol Carom Billiards
Hopp
Naliine
Boyeiles
Schaeffer
Fragmented OCR note on Spartan names and events
Incomplete OCR text references a Spartan name and a recent event. Details are unreadable. The fragment mentions a son and a Craw statement, but lacks clear persons, dates, places, or organizations to form a complete summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garry High
Jack Lords
Ae Prienan
AEWA
Hefren Over
Schricker
Robinson
George Rocco
Maurice Evvon
Eitigen
Kkonl
Eng
Filmer Déan
Dlzay
Beliplaye
Dodgers
New York —Senators
Chisox i
Battle ST. Marys
Corry Club
Emporium Club
Staidings
Loin Veal
Vaal
Miller
Eddon George
Sonnenberg
Savoldi
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
San Frantisen Minky Wallon
Rumson
George Manley
Denver
Hi Liter
Plenny Gebryl
Jack Casper
Myrtl
Joe Rondon
Drew
Eiles Howard
Charles Fendriotes
Ernie Sour
Fran. Solatein
Lae Slaith
Spartans
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