Todays Sports Notes From A Century Ago
Aebay jumble of local teams, players and scores. Mentions St Edwards High Cathedral Prep Erie trip, high school girls basketball rise, Hillsboro Albion Waterford Union City standings, and college basketball around Eastern Intercollegiate League. References to radio broadcasts, coaches Vanstone Lips, and notable matches with various Pennsylvania towns and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteley
Father O'Connell
St. Exward's High
Hompsters
Erie
Cathedral Prep
Pennsylvania
Hillnboro
Albion
Waterford
Union City
St. Louis Cardinals
Browne
Ules
Rosenblyn-Caines
St. Lovie Biefore
Vanstone
McClymont
Lawrence Park
Walnut Creek
Kiwanis
Fresnel
Basketlall
New Deal Seen At Cincinnati As Crosley Takes Reds
Cincinnati buyers led by Crosley acquire controlling interest in the Reds, hailed as a major boost to National League baseball. Crosley hopes to field a team Cincinnati can be proud of, joining with partners MacPhail and others to run the club after November acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Crosley
Redseek Corry
Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Almerica
Reds
Millionaure Bover Crosley, Jr
Synidicate
John Heydler
National League
Crosley, Cininnati Radio
Hoegaler
Sim! Hut
Tye
Terry
Cincinnati University
Larry) MacPhail
Crostey
Chas
Ohio
Ue Central Trust Company
Sidney Weil
Joseph Meagher
Maurice Galvin
Thom
M. Conroy
Arcade avenges earlier defeat from Sherman in court Sunday
Archival notes report Arcade overcoming Sherman independents in Sheile court Sunday, with a late push sealing a win to avenge a prior loss. Descriptions mention closing period fury and standout plays by Arcade’s Brash and Corry, while Sherman’s lineup included Fortine, Messier, and Wigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Et Cao
Sherman Independents
Shileenis Court
Suporei
New Yorkestave
Sherman
Steiligayn
Vanstin
Clymer
Corry
Sports Section Skim From The Past With Names And Quirks
A garbled 1925 era hoard of sports notes references Ducky Pond and Harvard gridiron battles, Greasy nickname lore, Northwest football captain Tim Lowrey, jockeys Summers and Winters, and the Four Horsemen era. Mentions of Bill Tony of the New York Giants, Adolf Lugue, Zane Grey, Larry MacPhail, Mayor LaGuardia, and a flurry of scattered names hint at a lively but chaotic snapshot of era sports culture and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Hiire
Torrington
Genn
Ducky Pond
Harvard
Ducky Probaly
Greasy
Yaly
Wbike
Sumi
Asia
Tim Lowsey
Northwest
Bvanston
Agna
Notre Tass
Four Horsemen
Max Baer
Jack Company
Bis/ Schnieling sckep
Bill Tony
York Gishts
Chuck
Whitman
Zane Grey
Shea
Newark Bumeball Wiih
Larry MacPhiat
Minvinnatl Regs
Beloit Gobleze
Tia
Gep
Mayok LaGuardianey
Madison Square Garden
Jimipy
Dizzy and Paul Dean Are Cards Brothers' Act
United Press reports Branch Rickey expects Dizzy and Paul Dean to form a record breaking brother duo for St. Louis. Rickey predicts they will win 40 games together and dominate the National League this season, noting Dizzy as the protest picker and praising Paul as an ace who will reach 20 plus wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bailey
United’ Press
Higago
Rickey
Grork
Demon Devi
Paul
Dizzy
Lloyd
Pils Biyeh Pirates
Genars
St. Louis
Mermani
Hullton
Texas
Lesgun
Covelustoy
Tos
Pirates
Wemson
Althausty
Heath
Diray
Bic
Cardinals
Teagin
Paull
Pier Phat
Clay Eimy
St Ulings
Comutus
Four Games On Schedule Of Two High Quintets
Corry High and St Edward High schedule key parochial league games with Cathedral Prep. Corry invades Clymer for an autumn test after a season opener win. St Edward’s hosts an anticipated home game as they chase a top Diocesan League spot. Greenville visits Corry in a strong contenders matchup with St Michael’s to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Corry High
St. Ed- Roe High
St. Edward's
Erie
Cathedral Prep
Loca
Cathedral
Prep
Cathedral Combination
Clymer
Fts
Cours
Beavers
Beayeva’ Lneup
Lindur-Dozs Ly
Case
Weels
Albion
Erie County Baseball League
Wall Hergss
Soulift
Corry Hoophlers
St Michael's
St. Ve of Greenville
Inter
Exie Diocesan League
Corry
Greenville Pitere
Two Brie Cagers Travel to Oppose Ritz in Erie
In Erie on February 3, a traveling group of two Brie Cagers along with two Brie Cagers with travel companions arrive to oppose Ritz. The event features Beanted Beaird and a lineup including Tim, Audie, and Fretietive. The program promises a notable clash with Pennsylvanians in the Beyunblew region as teams prepare for an evening game, with expected crowd interest and local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ari Court
Tim
Prizluess
Dicker
Fara
Rene Stray
ATCO
Wul Fey
Pickups Rally Against Swanhall Station Reserves
Jamestown team failed to appear allowing Company A a close test as the Swanhall Station substitutes held a 10 to 6 lead at halftime. Bayessi led the A’s with four field goals while Shears aided with distributed scoring though the Pickups could not overcome a 26 to 16 final margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanhall
Weab
Jamestown
Bayessi
A's
Shears
U S 10 Accept Olympic Bid for Berlin 1936
Germany's invitation to the United States to compete in the August 1936 Berlin Games was set for formal approval. The American Olympic Committee voted Lopes to present the decision to a new executive committee for final ruling. The issue of whether German Jewish athletes would be permitted to compete requires closer study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pross
New York
Germany
United States
Berlin
Three Cushion Tourney Opens in New York
New York February 5 Twelve leading billiard artists head by defending champion Welker Cochran of San Francisco open the world three cushion billiards championship. A separate brief from Exeter California notes a jail break where a burglar entered the jail and stole seven blankets after someone forgot to duck the door for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Unites
Eres
New York
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Exeter
Cal
Rosenbloom to Defend His Title Against Knight
New York Feb 5 United Press reports Maxie Rosenbloom of New York will defend his light heavyweight title tonight in Miami against Joe Knight of Georgia. The program also lists versatile matchups including Birney Ross defending a crown and Freddie Miller facing Petey Sarro n in non title bouts. The article notes scheduling across Cincinnati and Kansas City with additional bouts featuring King Lovinsky and Charley Monsera in various weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Tivo
Fitty Ao
Jmost
Maxie Rosenbladie
Miami
Jon Kuaht
Gadigia
Birney Ross
Jetnye
Agiifiat Potych
Florida
Kansas City
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Petey Sarron
Birmingham
Cincinati
Weilheatay
King Lovinsky
Charley Mansera
Piubierd
Batrie
Yorke
Pray
Aitam
Phianston
Joe Knight
Printe
Catno
Yylalty
Wien
Armipuneghip
Mt Knight
Fae Post Pines Gowen
Lal
Squire Gardear
Corry Publishes West Author Gol ational A FRE 07 W Tribuni Chamber Entered
Fragmented OCR text shows a local Corry publication about a West author and a newspaper entry. It mentions a chamber, police or authority related to a 1927 event, and references telephone raiders and advertising offices. The readable facts are sparse and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Publishe West
Carri
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Jourdet
Penn
Wisuset Bet Lon Juurdel
Dale
Bulinsylvania Tive
Baskutbull
Yale
Istisf
Pulestea
Bob Sweet
Uriick
Murcder
Aldon
Phi Comrady
Marie Tsonel Hon
T Blisworth Vines
Gus Doyais
University of Detroit
Kaite Rocknewis
Notre Dame
Jist
Wes Bennett
Westnainter
Diguesie
St Slikon Sakuilay
Dukes
Howe i
WATC
Titans
Pobitse
Pug
Mahoney
Mee
Thianle' Tae
Dust Simaller
Eit
Beasties
Benny Friedman
Michigan Shir
City College of New
Nate
Bay Vaughn
Alvoloon
South
Bunil
Bern
Wildboi
Boing Seneuwi
Feldjway
Smith Orie
Kathe
Ita Var
Cincinnati Club
Meadville
Qeexena
Mearsville
Mindé Corry
Jack Sores
Luis Sores
Priva Carnera
Arcade
Corry Boys
State Armory
Staples and
Hixson
Dizzy and
Paul Dean
Sqeuker
Irish Greenville
RITZ
Simmons
Jackson
Geiger
A. Bassi
Long
T Company
Walters
W. Mcjuitain
Chase
Baresi
Cogswell
Uv & A
Company
Tubbs
Timeleever
U.S
RADIO
Abe
Sho Ft
Doane
Noblessing
W ‘Het
Uflig
Warre
McWiney
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