Corry boxing notes push for Granaasty rematch and more
Frank Walters writes to boxing fans pledging reform after a Corry bout involving Joe Fazio and Steve Granasty. He sets rematch conditions including a premeeting at the Corry Journal office, a single referee, one judge chosen by Walters, and a winner takes all.
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Corry All-Stars Aim to Upset Jamestown Tomorrow
Corry All-Stars travel to face AML Jamestown on Washington Street Grounds at 5 PM. Local stars Landers Cobbett Group Kinney Baressi Mountain Anderson G Sproyert Haenel Dimick Staples DeLury and others join the lineup. Jamestown backs a strong pitching unit as both teams seek a possible upset and fans with washed-out tickets may gain entry.
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Tennis Tourney Opens With Favorites Leading
Erie August day opened with wind hindering play at the Beie Tennis and Country Club. Most first round men’s singles matches finished in straight sets, with Stephen Hamilton Jr. of Wilmington and Byron Baur as top contenders, though one match was postponed to Tuesday.
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Joy Tied For Top Place In District Tourney
Tony Joy of Worry Country Club tied Harold Smith of Warren for top honors in a Lie-semi-monthly sweepstakes at Meadville. Leaders finished 18 holes with 75. Toby Lyons stood third at 76, while Ikeillor and Jack Packard shared fourth at 77. Joy Jag remained a constant contender as the district event moves to Greenville on August 26.
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Pirates to Play at Titusville in Major League Exhibition
Titusville fans will see a major league game when the Pittsburgh Pirates visit Carter Field on September 4 for an exhibition with the Penn-Drakes. Manager Art Brady announced the deal after strong fan interest via coupons prompted the move.
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Pirates Pro Grid Team Signs Backfield Men
Pittsburgh August news states the Pirates sign two backfield players for the coming season. Mike Nicksick of Slovan Pennsylvania, Pitt fullback star last season, and Joe Reznichak of Bucknell halfback, both entering pro football for the first time. Nicksick was Pitt’s regular halfback in 1934 and Reznichak earned All American mention in 1933 while at Bucknell. The article notes Reznichak’s Perth Amboy New Jersey home. Illinois launches statewide snake hunt to support an educational exhibit at the State War.
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Mixed baseball results and schedule from yesterday
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 7 over Cincinnati with the only scheduled game. Baltimore 6 and Montreal 6, Buffalo 10 and Albany 4, Syracuse 14 and Rochester 4. FODA games include Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washington at Detroit and New York at Cleveland with open date.
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America's Act for Withdrawal Ungrounded says Berlin Games better
United Press reports Bill Henry, Los Angeles sports editor and 1932 games director, urges U S participation in Berlin 1936 Olympic bid after touring Europe. He notes 48 nations and 2,200 athletes entered, a 100000 seat stadium near completion, and the Olympic Village nearly finished as Germany prepares to host. He criticizes American withdrawal and the political climate as irrelevant to the Olympic event.
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Greensburg Pro Wins Fifth Open Championship
Pittsburgh report says Perry Delvecchio, Greensburg Country Club golf pro, won the Pennsylvania Open at Will Wood Country Club. Delvecchio led 81 contenders after 36 holes, finishing 150 total with a 7% morning and 77 afternoon rounds, two strokes ahead of Johnny Capehianno of Altoona, Pennsylvania.
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Pittesburgh Names Bowser Assistant Backfield Coach
Charles W. Bowser, former Pitt athlete, is appointed assistant backfield coach at the University of Pittsburgh. He coached football at Pitt in 1927 before leading Bowdoin College. Dr. Paul B. Zehfusg becomes new assistant varsity basketball coach, a former Pitt assistant, succeeding Dr. George T. Isowallis who moves to Rochester, Minnesota.
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Raymonds and Eleas meet on Washington street grounds
The Raymonds and Eleas contest a five o'clock game this afternoon to decide the leading contender in the City Baseball League.
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Record golf entries for national amateur championship
New York Aug 13 Exceeding last year's field by nearly 150 record entry list of more than 90 players will compete in 29 sectional qualifying tests for the right to play in the national amateur golf championship. John G Jackson chairman of the championship committee announced yesterday. The championship proper will be played at Cleveland starting Sept 9.
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Cory Invitational Promises Strong Amateur Field Tomorrow
About eighty golfers are expected to participate in the Cory Invitational tournament in the district tomorrow. The event offers six prizes for low gross and low net through 18 and 36 holes, with professionals invited for a special competition.
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Lutherans Bounce Salvation Army to Near Title
The Lutherans defeated the Salvation Army 43 to boost their lead in the Church Mushball League. With three games left, two vs the Presbyterians and one vs Columbus, the Lutherans need only one win to clinch the title, while Salvation Army must win three straight to force a deadlock.
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Gainer and Sisloski Scores K. 0 At Hickey
Al Baier, from New Haven, KO’s Billy Ketchel of Philadelphia at Hickey Park after six rounds. Frank Sis loski, Erie southpaw, defeats Vic Wickatts of Pittsburgh by knockout in 1:25 of their four rounder. Regular skeet shoot set for Hare Creek. all are invited.
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Gotham to Open Pair of Crucial Meets This Week
Aug 13 New York Yankees six games behind Detroit begin Series in Cleveland with a key stretch shaping fate. National League shows no action yet as pivotal Yankees Cardinals and Giants Cubs clash, Cubs arrive for a two game set with Brooklyn while Pirates beat Reds 4-3.
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Mushball leaders vie for state title in regional playoff
In Bris, top mushball teams from Erie and Vicinity qualify for a regional tournament with Venango and Crawford champions next Saturday. The winner advances to a three county regional at Clearfield on August 24 to earn a spot in the Pennsylvania eliminations toward the Lancaster state championship.
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