Corry City Forms Six Team Baseball League
Corry City last night organized a six team baseball league at the Chamber of Commerce. Officers elected include President Murray DeRosay and Secretary Frank Geiger with Paul Downey as treasurer. Ground and schedule decisions were debated, with use of Fair grounds preferred. a forfeit system and bylaws were to be drafted. The league may include Kurts Grass Bag and Howard interests, plus a high school squad, with weekly meetings planned to finalize rosters and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Company
Murray Olds
Climax Locomotive Works
Fi. Whittlesey
White Hosey
Murray
Kurts Grass Bad Company
Cogswell
Earl Cripsen
Warren DeRosay
DeRosay
Uter
New League
Frank Geiger
Paul Downey
Treasrer
Myers
Raymond Mfg. Co
Gil
Strid Business
League and Tits
Apocle
Jengun &T
A.B
Big Teiths
Loveland
Chamber of Commerce
Sunpo
Ite
Ule
League
President Murray Forms Five Committees For Teague Organization
President Murray appointed five committees at Jail Nights to prepare a complete Teague organization. Members include Erlonen, Minielpacs, Caswell, Raymond, Babbitt, High School Oldu, Cin, Lathrey Kure, and PHI. They will investigate securing either the old Yall grounds on Washington street or Fenality Fair grounds.
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Erlonen
Minielpacs
Caswell
Raymond
Babbitt
Oldu
Cin
Lathrey Kure
PHI
Yall
Washington Street
Fenality
Climax Team Members Listed for City League Season
The Climax team may feature Weaver Bogle Swanson Greeny Kinley Goring Duke Olds Thro and the food group’s baseball players from the locomotive works. Officials expect a strong lineup and anticipate additions before the next meeting. If the Climax team joins with the Tannery nine, the city league could have six solid outfits.
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Mbn
Ifame
Bogle
Swanson
Greeny
Kinley
Goring
Duke
Olds
Thro i & Food
Notable baseball gathering draws city enthusiasts
A large city meeting brought together numerous baseball fans and officials including Andy Paulson Pete Paulson Lathrop Alexandra Cogswell Myers Pierce F J Whittlesey of Raymond Company Jamen Maroney Murray Olds of Glimax Company Fred Weaver and many others The group discussed prospects for a team and a formal report will be shared at next Tuesday evening's session.
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Andy
Pete” Paulson
Mx Lathrop
Alexsra
Cogswell
Myers and Pierce
F. J. Whittlesey
Rayond Company
Iso Jamen Maroney
Currier
Jabbite
Hall
Methnes
Celppen
Wind Downey
Chub Wort
Murray Olds
Glimax Company
Fred Weaver
Warren Doftosay
FA. Loveland
High School Boys Tackle City Baseball League
Corry school officials protest a district wide ban on playing with the high school baseball team. A slated April matchup between Titusville and Corry students was cancelled amid council opposition and local mockery of the Corry squad.
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Corry
Titusville
Fealty of ailing notices include leases and mortgages
Affected items include farm leases, personal property liens, house liens, bonds, mortgages, and applications such as marriage notices. The fragment suggests administrative postings of legal notices and property actions with varying statuses and parties involved.
Raymond Team Set to Race to Fast Campaign
Thorn will helm the Raymond Manufacturing Company squad this season. The known Raymond players Coxawell, Maloney Groetn Crinpen Pierce Hoathworth Van Dresar Neyila and Schaub headline a group with several long-time Corry veterans and a few fresh faces expected to boost the team. The club displays a trophy and organizers plan to enlarge the gym to host a forthcoming cup, aiming to win the campaign.
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Thorn
Sven
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Wien
Corry Gunins
Fuymond
Iedimt
Cogdwell
Haymond
Coxawell
Maloney Groetn Crinpen
Pierce
Hoathworth
van Dresar
Neyila
Schaub
Rayionda Ali Hare
Kurtz Co Claims A Good Team In City Play
Fragmentary OCR lists players such as Hake, Murray, Paulson, Roy Burak and Gumbleton in a likely city game. The text is garbled but shows team names, positions, and several player names. No clear date or location is readable.
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Kurt Urasa
Aall
Kupte
Tomm
Np Toe Minter
H. Murray
Kinley
Lathrop
W. Murray
Paulson
Roy Burak
W. Gumbleton
Ac Poulson
DeRosay Cup Offer A Surprise
Offer of MF 0.sO0ny song evening to present a handsome silver cup as a durptiae to the league attendees. Delosay offers a cup matching the Chamber of Commerce gift, to be awarded like the High School basketball team’s end of season prize. Cup to be ordered soon and exhibited.
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Tony
Delosay Mae
Chamber of Commerce
Good Officers Named to Lead City Baseball League
President Murray, manager of Kurte Urasa Bed company, to head the league with an energetic team. Frank Geiger elected secretary, a longtime baseball enthusiast and former scorekeeper. Downey War elected treasurer, to play for the new Municipal Clot team. Drewitt Dowsey named coach at the high school. Murray praised for assembling a capable slate of officers.
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Murray
Kurte Urasa Bed
Thia Land
Frank Geiger
Downey War
Teague Sant
Downey
S Municipal
Uague
Dowsey
Inds
Seagun
Chamber of Commerce Rooms Offered as HQ for League
Secretary Porter announced that the Chamber of Commerce would open its offices for league headquarters. The rooms were filled last evening, central to local shops, with meetings likely to be held there next week after Provident Murray formally calls the meeting in the Chamber of Commerce room.
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Uke Jungin
Jonthusiasin
Keun
Hin
Ana Dight
Chamber of Commerce
New City League
Porter
Iurgar
Provident Murray
O. Raoniy
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