Today in sport a Corry club roots for homegrown talent
Local Diamond activities loom as Corry attracts a mostly homegrown roster to form a strong team from Corry players with potential outside bolsters. Managers urge regular workouts, aiming to mirror Titusville’s prior success and keep the squad an all Corry proposition. News also covers Orioles prospect Roser, other boxing bids, and a Scranton card featuring Pete Lalzo.
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Cory
Eltyr
Jocal
Tag de Fats
Pennsylvania
Corry
Greening
Titusville
Violin and Mandolin Student Furnished for Events
W J Flaherty advertises fine violins and mandolins for orchestra dancing and concert use. Corner Park and Mott Streets location offered.
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W. J. Flaherty
Corner Park and
Mott Sts. bin
Athletics Big Surprise In Baseball Pennant Race
In early season form the Athletics, Giants, Senators, and Phillies lead the major leagues with strong pitching and hitting. United Press notes the Senators’ winning spirit and the Athletics’ hot bats under Connie Mack, while the Yankees and Tigers slump and the Cubs contend for second place as Brooklyn and Pittsburgh fight to restart their seasons.
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New York
Washington Senators
Giants
Boston
Philadelphia
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Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
John McGraw
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Yankees
Athletics
Copnie Mack Semas
Bia
Lefty Groves
Connie Mack
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Roundup Skips Details From Yesterday
United Press notes yesterday's results with fragmented lines mentioning Goslin Senators Simmons Athletics Scott Giants Severed Browns and a cryptic ad string. No clear scores or full context available.
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Goslin
Senators
Simmons
Athletic Scott
Giants
Severed
Browns
Doan's Pills Help Local Cigar Store Owner
Claude Perry, 48 N. Centre St, Corry, says kidney trouble from heavy work left him weak and sleepless. Doan's Pills restored his kidney health after a fellow worker suggested the stimulant diuretic. Price 50 cents at dealers. ask for Doan's Pills by the Poster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
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Corry
Claude Perry
N. Centre St
Iain St. Cony
Indies Open Practice Wednesday Evening
Corry's Independents begin practice on East Washington street grounds inviting city players to join. Manager Greening outlines three practices weekly, with sessions Monday, Wednesday and Friday starting next week, as the team builds from local talent toward a May 16 season opener.
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Corry
Washington Street
Madager Greening
Tomorow
Greening
Charley Craker
Danny Delury
Frank DeLury
Rich
Duffy
Gilson
Wyaker
Jonson
Wilcox
Wolf
Indies
Woman Shot Self in Bracebridge Hall Mystery
Mrs Gloria Bryan wealthy sportswoman was found unconscious in her Brooklyn Bracebridge Hall apartment with a rifle wound to the breast. A note beside her said Just an accident Looking for my bathrobe The Bryons husband William E Bryon and maid Mary Manson were in the kitchen. mother Irene Hadley in the dining room. She might recover in hospital.
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Y United
Brooklyn
Gloria Bryan
Bracebridge Hall
Bryons
William E. Bryon
Mary Manson
National League Results and Standings Update
National League results show Brooklyn defeating Boston 15 to 2 while Chicago beat Cincinnati 5 to 6 and Philadelphia blanked Pittsburgh 0 to 0. Standings list New York leading with a 2 8 record, followed by Chicago, Brooklyn, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh with varied records. Today's schedule features Boston at Brooklyn, Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St Louis, and Philadelphia at New York.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Baseball scores and standings from a midseason recap
In American League action St Louis defeated Chicago 12 to 4 while Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 0. New York crushed Philadelphia 8 to 0 as Washington lost to Philadelphia. Teams listed include St Louis, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, New York, Detroit, and Washington with various records and upcoming games noted.
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Fights and Fighters: Terris and Ruth Victors in Varied Cards
United Proin reports Buffalo lightweight Sid Terris defeated Rocky Kansas on a fifth round foul after Terris led by a wide margin. In Philadelphia Babe Ruth won his 80th straight victory by a 10 round decision over Hobby Garcia. At Rockview penitentiary sixty inmates received certificates after completing night courses in trades offered by Penn State extension.
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Watching the Scoreboard By United Prom
Yesterday's sports round up highlights strong offense across leagues. The St Louis Browns scored seven in the ninth to beat the Detroit Tigers 10 to 8. George Sisler extended his hitting streak to thirteen games as the White Sox rallied past the Indians 12 to 9. The Athletics crushed the Yankees 8 to 0 behind early runs and strong pitching. Goaling's homer and Pok's two runs aided a 2 to 1 Senators victory over the Red Sox. The Giants topped the Phillies 6 to 3 with a late productive hit from Scout. The Robins defeated the Braves 10 to 1 as Lugue suffered his first defeat of the season.
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Red Sox
McTigue Poised To Challenge Berlenbach In Big Heavyweight Bout
New York April 28 report previews the anticipated heavyweight title clash between Mike McTigue and Berlenbach. McTigue, a former Olympic wrestler, is described as a defensive fighter who may counter Berlenbach’s straight punching. The piece notes McTigue’s recent injuries and questions whether Berlenbach must KO him to win as the champion has shown vulnerability to straight rights.
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Pon Berlenbach
Wake Ray
Hine
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Dublin
St Patrick's Day
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Doe
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Nic Glaiins
Siki
Almose
Herlenbach
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Beilenbach
Stémaght
Wix Juve
Jack Delaney
Delaney
Boxing Prospect MeTigue Bets on Quick Finish
A boxing insider believes MeTigue has the edge over Hire, betting on a decisive early finish if the impact on Hire’s right hand limits his counter. The finisher’s pace and MeTigue’s opening pressure shape the expected outcome, with observers noting Berlen’s distractions as a potential factor.
Commission to permit Wills Dempsey bout in doubt
New York April 28 The boxing commission refused to block a Dempsey Wills bout Dempsey said he would fight anyone anytime with manager Kearns backing him He arrived with his bride Mildred Taylor and insisted there was no objection to meeting Wills and that promoters should bid for the fight.
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York
Boxing Commission
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Dempoty
Commission
Dempsey
Stele Taylor
Jick Kearns
Kearns
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