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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1929

Page

2

Penn Star Shatters Records At Penn Relays Decathlon

At the Penn Relays opening, Barney Berlinger of the University of Pennsylvania won the decathlon with 7 285978 points, the highest total in the Pennsylvania games. Tom Churchill of Oklahoma was second, while Bob Todd of Indiana and Clarence Cash of Georgetown also posted strong totals amid a day of standout events and Nurmi’s invitational run.

Penn United States Ins Barney Berlinger Stout-Heart-Ved University of Pennsylvania Beringer Tom Churchill University of Oklahoma Kansas Lawrence Berlinger Bob Todd Indians University Todd Hverstt Utterback University of Pittsburgh Georgetown Borlinger Paxoa Nurmi Fragran Nurmi Rim Edwin Wide Sweden Europe

Curtailment and plans for local athletic field at Jimier High

The district faces a delayed athletic field development due to funds, aiming to complete lower field for fall football and reuse current baseball area for spring sports. A new under track and field site is hoped later, with student interest revived in track. In boxing news Tug Phillips beat Ridie Wagner in Erie, Fidel La Barba signs to box Kid Chocolate at the New York Coliseum. Erie baseball opened with a slugfest as Springfield beat Erie 13 to 12 in Central League action.

dJimier High Scion Ydication Tug Phillips Erie Ridie Kid) Wagner Philadelphia George Nichols Buffalo Arvin Spencer Cleveland T. N. T. Gibbons Pittsburgh Jimmy Hogan Ray Colins Warren Jimmie Miller Jess McMahon Fidel la Barba Cosst Bantam Sod Kid Chocolate New York Coliseum Chocolate Bushy Graham Utes Ai Utica Stresa Graham la Barba Fidel

Cadet Sets World Record at Drake Relays In Des Moines

Cadet Captain Carl Jarvis of the United States Military Academy set a discus record, launching 158 feet 6 inches. The event drew about 4,000 athletes and spectators as preliminaries concluded and finals approached.

Des Moines Hogan Carl Jark United States Military Academy Sn Muh Farder Bud Houser

Finnegan and Rosenbloom Sweep Chicago Bouts

Boston junior lightweight Hon ey Boy Finnegan and New York light heavyweight Maxie Rosenbloom won their opening Chicago bouts. Finnegan defeated Eddie Anderson to reach heats on major Chicago bills. Rosenbloom beat Charley Berlangen in ten rounds, showcasing West’s top form. Promoter Paddy Harmon plans future matchups with Pat Griffith and Tommy Loughran as possible opponents.

Chicago Honey Boy Finnegan Boston Maxie Rosenbloom New York Paddy Harmon Finnegan Eddie Anderson Fayo Rite Rosenbloom Middle West Charley Berlangen Canada Tipnegan Anderton Phine Bolanger Maxie Bial Allenint Rasenhloana Sinc Paddy Harmon Tommy ‘Loughran

Industrial Baseball League meet eyes summer reorganization

A Tuesday night meeting on the Industrial Baseball League discussed potential reorganization and the feasibility of a loop venture for the coming summer. Prospects looked bright but recent squabbles and disagreements among team leaders cast doubt on the outlook, with possible changes to schedules and home games if the plan advances.

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McGraw Victim of Many Errors in Player Deals

George Kirkley reviews the costly missteps of John McGraw in player trades. Harper, O'Doul, and Harpe r, among others, left Giants with weak returns as rivals strengthened. Criticism centers on forgotten bargains, misvalued talent, and missed opportunities shaping the pennant race.

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Seibold Stars In Braves 4 2 Win Over Giants

Harry Seibold pitched a sharp game for the Bastin Braves to edge the New York Giants 4 to 2, holding the opponents to six hits and remaining scoreless until the ninth. Other early results included the Cardinals beating the Innall 9 to 2, Cubs defeating the Pirates 9 to 6, and the Dodgers extending a winning streak with a 6 to 0 win as Babe Herman homered.

Ey United Cess Harry Seibold Reading Dorns Deal Bastin Braves New York Giants Hants

Home Run Club News From Major Leagues

Twenty hits, four by Joy and Jowell, underline a record day as Haley and the Cardinals lead. Cleveland Indians triumph over Oakland 11 to 5 as pitcher Smith earns win. The scene features Dodgers, Phillies, Braves, and others in a high scoring session with notable performances by Per Smith and Ratts.

Ratts E . Miller American Lea

Yesterday's Scores and Today's Games Highlight

In yesterday's scores Amera9 beat St Dowie a Onze 8 while Cleveland TL Denit 9 defeated Philadelphia & ow eM 2. Boston 4 New Yorke 2 Brooklyn 7, Bluadelphia 4. St Louis 9 Ginmall & Chicagoi 8. Today’s games feature New York at Philadelphia, Washington at Boston, Cleveland at Chicago, St Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at West Brookly, Cincinnati at Chicago.

National Bostin New Yorke Brooklyn Bluadelphia St. Louis Ginmall & Chicagoi Hyered New York Phiadelphia Washingiin Boson Cleveland Chicagi St. Lali Ay Detroit

Coast youth sets new high jump record in mail

In Visalia California April 2 Walter Marty a local student broke the 47 year old interscholastic high jump record clearing six feet one and one eighth inches surpassing the old mark. The West Coast relay carnival also highlighted Max Frank Wykoff’s 100 yard dash time of 9.45 seconds and Carol Maas’s Fresno state scholastic mark in the 100 yards.

Erwsno Calif Walter Marty Marty WM. Oler Gambridge Max Frank Wykoff Ted Carol Maas Fresno

Britain Wins Back Ryder Cup in Golf Upset

Britain defeated the United States 7 to 5 to reclaim the Ryder Cup in a dramatic singles upset at Moortown. American stars Hagen, Farrell, Stzen, Turneak and Watrous fell to surprise losses as only Diegel, Hobson, Smith, and Mupro won for the U S. Al Hspinose won to steady the Americans, delivering a stunning reversal for international team play.

Argh Rodgers United Press Moortown Great Britain United States Ari Walter Hagen Johny Furell Gore Stzzen Joel Turneak al Watrous Leo Diegel Hoxton Smith Joplin Mupro al Hspinose Samuel Ryder

Warren Invited to Join New Regional Baseball League

April 27 officials of a new cross border league urged Warren to place a team in the circuit with towns in New York and Canada. Talks with Teague president Pic Schwertz indicate teams include Jamestown Dunkirk Salamanca Owiston Buffalo and Warren is favored as a Saturday town to keep costs down. Local fans and a formal association are sought to push the plan, with schedules and Sundays at Celoron undecided.

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Track curtailment hits Corry High School facilities

Track events at Corry High School are sharply reduced this spring due to funding delays. The district cannot complete work at the recreational center and junior high site, delaying inter-class meets and summer plans.

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