Independent baseball to frame 1938-season in Corry area
In northwestern Pennsylvania and western New York, independent teams organize through local towns for a robust season. The Corry squad aims to field a competitive, balanced lineup with tentative schedules and workouts ahead of opening games against regional rivals.
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Pennsylvania
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New York
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Miller Leads Bowling Series With 67 Pin Advantage
Chicago April 2. Joe Miller, Butelo ace, posted a 67 pin lead over Stewart Watson in the opening of the national match championship bowling series. Miller, who piled up scores including 227 in the third game, led throughout the night as Watson managed a best of 208, with two centuries. Errors plagued Watson while Miller posted consistent marks across games.
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Pitt Player Hurt In Spring Workout
Pitt reports 19 year old William Hill, a guard on the Pitt football team, in serious condition at Sir Pichnuts Hospital after a cut received during spring practice. He showed impressive form earlier in drills and may miss upcoming games.
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Gallant Sir and Equipoise Top Handicap Field
Chicago April 20 Gallant Sir and Equipoise lead the top handicap contenders this season in a classic. Gallant Sir, a shade younger than rivals, already owns the Agua Gallante handicap and looks to extend form against Bark stakes rivals like Squipoise Mute Burgos King Tred Avon Tick On and others. Owner Norman Church of Los Angeles paid 24 000 for Gallant Sir at Saratoga yearling sale.
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14 Win Letters for Football Mentor Speaks
Henry McLemore reports at Philadelphia Penn relay carnival opening. Corry High and other schools awarded letters. Bill Myers lauds football and basketball squads. Nea l Phorpe and Khlar Daye lead gridiron letters. special letters to cheerleaders. Manhattan College sets relay records at Franklin Field. Princeton and Ohio State set marks in relay events.
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Staidings and Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's standings and scores show Cincinnati 6 Chicago 1, Detroit 5 St Louis 0, Philadelphia 0 Boston 1, and New York 0 Baltimore 15 with other games not scheduled. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Boston among several matches.
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Yesterday's Heroes and the Bruns Lose Close Game
In a tangled recap, Ingle drives in the wind for a tough day as Bhailiy Hogs stay in the race with a homer and Sleigh hits a solo shot. Pox powers the Athletics with a strong day at the dish.
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Warren Merchants to Play Home Games at West Side Field
Warren merchants baseball club announces summer games will be held on a new West Side field near Sehirport. The plan is to open the home season May 28 with a improved diamond, amid fundraising by Art Johnson and local merchants to ensure a full season.
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15 Round Boxing Bouts Legalized in Pa
Pennsylvania lawmakers approved a bill extending boxing limits from 10 to 15 rounds for all bouts. Governor Pinchot signed the Steedle measure without comment as Philadelphia preparations and top champ plans drew attention to the change. Jack Dempsey had previously argued 10 rounds were too short for title fights.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Schinsling-Baer
Philadelphia
Herrera beats Hoosier in Pittsburgh boxing card
Boxing results from multiple cities show Tony Herrera of Mexico defeating Patay Hennican in Pittsburgh while Frannie Kid Go Yells defeats Henry Britt in New York. California welterweight Ceferino Martin stops Howard Britz. Maxie Rosenbloom wins a light heavyweight decision in Springfield.
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California
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Long Beach
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New York
Harol Murphy
Springfield
al Stanley
Seattle
Bulldog Wilson
Ajirora
Modvew
Drawing Card Yankee Stadium Attends Doubleheader
A huge crowd gathered at Yankee Stadium to see New York face the Senators amid lingering anger from Tuesday’s brawl. The pen alties for the players involved were softened, but President Harridge warned of sterner action for future outbreaks as the games produced several close scores across the leagues.
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