Weaver to lead local team as summer plans discussed
The article outlines possible selection of Weaver as manager for Finville this summer with fan support expected if prevail on the post. It notes readers favor baseball in the town and mentions other local sports figures and upcoming practice games, highlighting community interest in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Stowe Longue
Fang
Ciyy
Reek Weaver
Corry
Sty
Tan Ahoen
Tipe
Imaniver
Oeoball Juniler
Weaver
Finville
Reing
Aig
Corry High Wins Interscholastic Track Meet Dominant Haskins Leads
Corry High captured the interscholastic track meet with Oil City and Franklin high schools close behind. Haskins led Corry with wins in the half mile and mile, plus top finishes in the two mile, high jump, and relay events. Fleming, Ross, and Maloney contributed in sprint, hammer, shot put, and pole vault, with Corry totaling 68 points to Oil City's 46 and Franklin's 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KaRne Haskins
Corry
Joe Ray
Sheen
Ailigh
Ventago County
Oi City
Franklin
Oil City
Flemingand
Ross
Fleming
Grewier and
Maloney
Corey
Crete Step
Sheet
Squiarl
Havin
Bckert
Pranklin
Hirsty Fleming
Hebert
Fraklin
Corres
Lorry
Bekgert
Bemayea
Haskins
Hughes
Franktit
Wilon
DU City
Condh
Greteler
Vorry
Leaves
Ol City
Meight
Morry
Firets Viruga
Shaffer
Enos
Wilton
Acon
Wik
OIL Pity
Hiril
Wilken
Lawson
Feanklin
Why
Wibinning
Prize List for 1924 Announced by Gun Club
Prize list for 1924 announced by the Corry Gun Club features varied awards from local merchants for fishing, hunting and shooting events. Prizes include hardware, artificial baits, fishing gear, a year’s magazine subscription, and a free trip among others. Notable entries mention Muscallonge catches, most crows killed, and most red squirrels killed with specific reward items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GUN Club
Corry Rod and Gun
James Condra
Kennedy
Corry Journal Sill
Royal Boot Shop
W. E
Phillipa Woodock
Magnzine
Kelly's News
Frank Wilcox
Wy Alverson
Ty Cobly Delivers for Tigers in Narrow Loss to White Sox
Ty Cobly, Detroit Tigers winger, sparked a late rally with a bases loaded pass that set up Prost in the ninth, but the White Sox prevailed 4 to 5. Giants win despite heavy hitting as two homers boost Cobly’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobly
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Prost
Rins
Xunks
Corry Boxing Card Highlights Local Stars and Big Main Event
Corry boxing fans prepare for a Wednesday night at the State Armory headlined by Carl Cannal of Youngstown versus K C Johnny Michaels in a ten round main event. Expected undercards include Emil Lindberg of Jamestown versus Freddie Russo, with local fighters John Beethoven and Carl Rourke set for four round prelims.
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Corry Hoxing
Kequest
Jing
Corry
Pune
Cubs
Athleticlub
Pirates
State Armory
Péte Caymal
Yoringstown
Ohio
K. C
Johnny Michae
Cannal
Johnny
Jamestown
Moore
Ohio Battler
Freddie ‘Thompson
Fergil
Hoth
Seriter
Carinal
Eddie Wimies
Armory
Pannal
Michaels
Emil Lindberg
Freddie Russo
Youngstons
Lindberg
Sweden
Joey * Columbo
Columbo
Russo
AL Zilh
Canna
Corry Fanx
Corry Battlery
John Beethoven
Wildes, Altemais
Carl Rourke
Baseball headlines and scores from today and yesterday
Today's games include Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at St Louis. Other matchups involve New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Washington. Yesterday results show New York 11 Philadelphia 9 and Detroit 4 Chicago 3 with standings listing Detroit Philadelphia and New York atop the league.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
McManus
Bros
New York
Philadelphia
Grantham
Cubs
Boston
Washington
Morrishy
Caras Rite
Wales
Pournier
Robins
Resalix St Lonix
Cosada
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
le Poetere
Chicago Seahae
Bo’ A
Firookdyn
St Louis
Pittbburgh
Cincinnati
Cha
Moreland
Clut
Andshington Hoston
Cley
Corry Sportsmen Back New Erie Fish and Game Group
Perry Bixby, noted local sports figure, promotes the Erie County Fish and Game Association. He has signed many locals as members and aims to send a delegation to a county rally in Brie County to advance fish and game interests. Applications are available at Downey Drug Store for those wishing to join. Members plan to attend the meeting in Wye on Wednesday, April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Dixby
Erie County Fish and Game Association
Bixby
Brie
Paul Downey
Downey Drug Store
Wye
Strong Major League squads find stride in early season
New York April 28 Strong clubs of the major leagues gain footing as the season progresses. Tigers and Giants hold early leads with solid pitching and timely hitting. Yankees move to second behind improving pitching while Reds slip as offense falters. Indians emphasize defense and pitching, with Hellman and Gratham standout hitters guiding Detroit.
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New York
Dostiin
Yanks
Cubs
Tigers
Giants
Athletics
Reds
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
el Robins
Glantic
Pirates
Keita
Red Sox
Senatora
White Sox
Indiatus
Browns
Indians
Hellman
Detroit ‘Tigers
Granetham
Hellavan
Clarke
Campaign One Thousand Members Drive Nets City Support
A local campaign aims to recruit one thousand members to fund initial expenses for a new baseball team. The plan includes a citywide drive, with the promise that every dollar raised goes to cover opening costs. Members gain admission to the first game and a $1 membership button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witind
Chironi
Corry
Asivir
Worle
Guttons
Managrer
Hany
Boxing Notes Highlight Promoter Feuds and Title Talks
Tex Rickard announced expedient financial demands from Latin Piepo and noted meetings delayed by disputes with they Sondh. Firpo reportedly demanded 250000 to meet Wills, turning down 200000, signaling fear of Wills. Geneva Cement, Swiss light heavyweight, claimed the European title after a 20 round win over Bronnel. Kirminio Spallin, open heavyweight champ, set to arrive from South America for more contests with Rickard and likely training in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Piepo
Tex Rickard
Hart
Dineusyilis
They Sondh
Rickard
Firpo
Flarry Wills
Geneva Cement
Switzerland
Bronnel
Kirminio Spalln
Ruth at the Bat Leads Early Rally in Incomplete Card
In a damaged OCR snippet, Ruth is tied to bat action with a sequence showing a doubled drive to right and later fly out. Walker appears in the fifth and seventh innings with weak, fragmentary mentions, leaving uncertainties about teams, scoring, and full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Taninge
Walker
Vane
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