High Girls to Meet Titusville Friday Night
Corry High School girls aim to avenge a season loss to Titusville as they host the visitors on the Junior High court Friday evening. Miss Connell’s smooth lineup faces a determined Titusville squad in a 7 80 oclock curtain raiser, followed by the Orange and Black Junior High five battling Titusville freshmen at 4 PM.
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Titusville High
Queen City
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Keystones
Two Ten Rounders Set For Erie Friday Night
Erie card features two ten round welterweight bouts as Matchmaker Jack Barry headlines his second show at the Public Auditor. Pawt Pirrone of Cleveland meets Frankie Stevens of Boston and Buffalo in the main event while Joe Coffman of Buffalo faces Jackie Murray of Pittsburgh, each with notable knockout or draw credentials.
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Jack Barry
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Cleveland
Tommy Freeman
Frankie Stevens
Boston
Buffalo
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Mast
Freeman
Joe Coffman
Jack Harmer
Jackie
Murray
Pittsburgh
Sensible way to lose fat with Kruschen Salts
An ad extolls a cleansing routine claiming Kruschen Salts purge impurities and improve organ function to boost energy and motivate activity. It promises pounds melt away as users take a half teaspoon daily in water, marketing the product as a Fountain of Youth available from N. Amiel & Co and druggists worldwide.
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Amiel & Co
Corry Quintets Sweep Three Contests in Local Basketball Night
Corry basketball teams won all three contests last night at St. Edwards gym and the State Armory. The Keystones and Knights of Columbus posted decisive second half rallies to defeat Falconer Independents and Alessi Barbers of Erie, while Company A topped the Wrojoy McCarthy five on the Lincoln High Court. A fourth game with the Raymonds vs Spartansburg was called off as the Spartans failed to appear. The local squad set up a Friday 8:30 PM game with Youngsville Firemen at the State Armory after a 87 to 33 Knights of Columbus romp and a 20 to 11 win over the Barbers.
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Second Round Cage League Opens Friday at Greenville
St Edward's High School aims for a second round Eric Diocesan League game against St Michael's at Greenville. The Knights 9 Columbus meet St Michael's Alumni in the preliminary. The Greenville crew previously defeated St Michael's and is favored to win Friday evenings contest.
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Greenville Crew
Meadville Chamber of Commerce 122 Years Old
Meadville celebrates the 122nd anniversary of its Chamber of Commerce, one of the state’s oldest groups and among the nation’s historic business bodies. Founded February 1807 to promote arts sciences and industry, it has operated continuously under varying names.
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Meadville
Home Run Power Faces Salary Clash in Baseball History
The piece notes baseball owners resisting star salaries while players like Ruth Klein Ott Herman push for higher pay. It cites rising attendance and asserts owners will not curb the home run era despite disputes likely to affect top hitters.
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Chuck Klein
Phillies
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Barbuti Trails At Newark To Retire
Newark reports former Syracuse star Ray Barbuti, famed American hero, plans retirement after this season. He competed in the spring Newark 4 C games, running 60 yards in the fishing event and finishing fifth in the yard race.
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Syracuse
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Syracuse Flyer
Classified Advertising HIGHEST GRADE CEMETERY MEMORIAES
Classified ad from Corry Pennsylvania offering cemetery memorials at low prices. Includes contact line: STARR, 104 East Washington. Also scattered fragments mention autos for sale, help-wanted notices, and a cathedral prep game recap with unclear details.
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East Washington Corry
GOM
Billiard Tourney Finals Set For Friday Evening
Long and Skinner win Lat finals of the billiard tournament at Finch Billiard Parlors on North Center Street. Sedrie McCall defeats Jed Robert Lewis 70 to 69 in the consolation semi finals and will face Mountain Friday afternoon at 4 o clock.
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North Center Street
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Jed Robert Lewis
McCallill
Mountain
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