Corry Riflemen Win High Reserves Defeat Edinboro Juniors
In a Northwestern Rifle League match Saturday evening Corry defeated Edinboro Juniors. Led by Mere Israelsom, Corry shooters posted high counts as the local rifle club broke the league standings. Edinboro Seniors fell to Lawrence Park Pals, keeping Cambridge Springs in contention.
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Mere Israelsom
Corry Red
Chih
Edinbora
Nic Corry
Edinboro Arksman
Lawrence Park Pals
Edinboro
Cambridge Springs
Corry
G. Kituenerger
Loveland
Baldwin
N. Whipple
Burharrs
Husules
Monel
L. P. Pals
Witenes
Melia
W. Toelderigk
Carey Honored At Madison Square Garden Event
A large gathering at Madison Square Garden honors WF Carey, president of a boxing organization, for his leadership and plans. The piece discusses Carey's role, Rickard's past, and the heavyweight boxing scene including Watson, Sharkey, and Schmeling, with focus on promoting events and financial strategies.
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Bill Carey
Ise Square Garden
WF. Carey
Ls Sox
Caley
Whyoly
Rickard’s. L
Vie Mulleun Sainte Garden Corporation
Carey
Yan
Rickrd
Aloes
Honasty
Tifinigs
Madison
Litit
Tex Rickard
Wallytyan
Bil Ciey
Lome
Top Tong
Watson
Jack Sharkey
Ubon
Richard Woukin
Schmeling
Jey Bal Putty
Genplan
Paul
Toms
Peopite
Imraye Fu
Byak
Garden Gets Polo Grounds
United Press report from January 14 notes Madison Square Garden is set to host an event announcement involving Polo Grounds and related figures. The brief mentions preparations for a winter show with individuals unnamed, including general plans for a future duel and associated parties in New York.
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United Press
William Careyy
Madison Square Garden Bay
Yiu
Taduinta
Poli
Leripsay
Lue
Amy
Pin
Altrock posts perfect batting average in 1929
New York January 13 United Press reports Nick Altrock of Washington, known as the comedian in the league, was the lone American League player with a perfect batting average for the 1929 season, collecting a single in his only plate appearance to finish at 1.000.
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United Press
New York
Nick Altrock
Washington
Berg Against Canzoneri Battled at New York Debut
In a chaotic welter of names and phrases, the report references a New York debut for a boxer tied to the Berg and Canzoneri feud, mentioning rivals such as Ruglist Lghtweight, Heiman, Henry Partick, and Jatto Zyramby while alluding to a mass Massison Squire-Geeden meeting and a late pillage of the scene.
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United Riess
York
Jaele
Ruglist
Will Mel Pony
Gangonerius
Massison
Squire-Geeden
Heiman
Henry Partick
Michaun
Wil Melee
Bruins' Streak Ended by Americans in NL clash
The Seaton Bruins saw their long winning run halted as the New York Americans edged them 3 to 2 in a National League contest. Chicago's Blackhawks beat the Rangers 2 to 1 in another vigorous game marked by feisty exchanges.
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United Press
Seaton Bruins
Wooley
New Yorke Americans
Ayintyr
Chicago
Blackhawks
New York Rangers
Dutkowski
Shute and Smith Lead Golf Tourney
Los Angeles host Denny Shute and Horton Stith hold early lead in the $10,000 Los Angeles Open at Riviera amid heavy rain. Shute shot 74 to lead by two strokes. Stith stands second with 149 after a 76. Field cut to 50 entrants, remaining holes to decide final 84-hole event.
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Ronald W. Wagoner
United Press
Riviera Country Club
Los Angeles
Los Angele
Denny Shute
Columbus
Tourse
Hols
Horton Stith
Joplin
Tomo
Smith
Progress
al Espinoss
Chicago
Yoming Armbury
Detroit
John Rogers
Yong Denver
Cole
Simday
Rogers
Chet Beer
Bakersfield
Cal
Neil Chrin- Tian
Portland
Que
John Bhini
San Francisco
Willie Hunter
Frank Walsh
Olin Dutra
Lea Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mex
G. A. Td
Diegel
Tom Kerrigan
New ‘York
Art Bell
Honolulu
Bilie Burke
New York
Charlie Seaver
Los Aneles
Seaver
Ciintk
Northwest district favors Grove City gym for tournament
Teemen of district 8 PT A A meet Saturday and vote to back Grove City College gym as site for the Northwestern Pennsylvania basketball championship tournament despite earlier opposition from participating schools. Warren High seeks transfer to the spotters division of section 1i lie league, to take effect next season, forming a seven-team circuit with Oil City Franklin Meadville Titusville Rocky Grove and Godranton. The Erie schools would form their own league, with the Erie city champion meeting the southern division winner in a playoff.
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Meadville
Jan
PT A. A
Grove City College
Pennsylvania
Grove City
Warren High School
Warren
Oil City
Franklin
Titusville
Rocky Grove
Godranton
Erie
Second Period U S League Schedule and Baseball Notes
The record outlines a patchy schedule for the Second Period in the U S League and local church leagues. It lists matchups among Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist and Episcopal teams, with dates in January and February, and notes about first and second half play and gymnastic events at Presbyterian church.
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Baptist
Aed
Methodist
TARA
Woo
Presbyterian
United
Edinboro Edges West Erie In Hard Fought County Hoops
In a tough county league contest Edinboro High defeated Westerville 53 to 51 in a defensive battle. Key players included Drake and Owens for Edinboro while Rocky Grove and Franklin supported the visitors. The game featured tight guarding, limited scoring, and a late rally that sealed the narrow win.
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Edinbulo
Olin
Edinboro
Westeyville
High Reserves Defeated at Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove hosted a tense junior varsity clash as McCall’s second team the Cry High Reserves lost 19 to 18. In a fourth quarter rally they scored nine points but were edged by Sugar Grove’s squad amid an enthusiastic crowd and praised refereeing. Local fans praised courteous reception.
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McCaii
Cry High
Sat- Wichy
Sugar Grove
Louls
Warren County
Beavers Ready for Two Out-of-Town Games This Week
Beavers travel plans include a visit to Albion tomorrow night pursuing a victory after Albion edged Meadville 21 to 1. Cory and Corry clash in Rocky Grove next Saturday as Beavers aim to build season average. McCallinen leads the squad in away games to lift standings and sustain hope of a strong week.
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Ghieels
Byressi
Gerry AigNi
Ar lPassimenteuiey
Seamie Paressi
Beavers
Cory Wiaya
Albion
Meadville
Rocky Grove
Corry
Grovers Ints
Loess
McCallinen
Dexter brothers form Cortlands famed family basketball quintet
A Cortland family led by Ira Dexter and five sons dominates local basketball, with Art Dexter known from Cortland High and several brothers like Johnny, Jerry, Bill, and Francis playing prominent guard and forward roles. The Dexter siblings, raised in a strong athletic line, have become a standout all family team noted for fast play and regional strength.
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Mart” Texter
Crack Gastrol
Keystone
Cortland
N. Y
Syracuse
Dester Brothers
Mi Tra Dexter
Kim Street
Lextun
Dexter
Chien
Dexter Hays
Zion
Gand
Ira Dexley
Jobnnie
Jobmnie
Contland
Bill
Georgetown University
Francis
Cuba
Lima
Art Dexter
Cortland High School
Contin Sodalily
Uld
Dexter Slay
Art
Jerry
High Schout
Central Newe Yorks
Ufares Uohlinat Cuney -Saceeren
Tie Normal School
Traness
Gentral Ligh
Nol
Jerry Wa
Thugh Suioor
Jerry Bexter
Col
Swith
Bill Gienu
Almay
Reson
Aif
Ani
Spurs
Lyty
al Chorgatowsy “University
Washington, D. C
Teta
Sobniley
Titusville Teams to Host Snitzers in Return Battle
The famed Bua Snitzers of Titusville visit Carry tomorrow evening for a rematch with Mel Hoenes Company A. After last Thursday’s close 2 point loss at Pittsville, locals expect home court edge to swing the result. Captain Houghton says Hoenes will field his usual lineup with minimal changes. The game starts at 8:30 PM at the State Armory, with a preliminary program to follow. details to be announced tomorrow.
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Jamestown
Ariel
State Armory
Frio Philyns
H Five
Orioles
Coliiers
Inko
Binile
James
Bua Snitzer's
Titusville
Mel Hoenes
Cage
Tb Snitzers
Willers
Pittsville
Houghton
Hoenes
Corry
A. Managenten| Wall
Fonseca Named Junior League Batting Champion
Lew Fonseca of Cleveland won the American League batting title with a .269 average. Official figures show Charley Gehringer of Detroit as the league’s top all around player. The article lists standout mentions and notes changes in batting and fielding among key players from the era.
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Gehringer
Detroit
New York
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland
Charley Gehringer
Jed
Alexander
Thay Johnson
Heinie Manush
St. Louis
Fonsecii
Sid Heley
al Simmions
Philadelphia
Timmy Worx
Tony Lazzeri
Gooné Goslin
Pont
Tris
Merryhurater
Eddie Collins
Aumber Ni Fais
Corry
Tivin
Karolyi speech on fascism and child labor reform
The article notes Karolyi from Hungary addressing audiences on fascism, arguing it is a bourgeois mid class system needing change. It covers plans for stricter border control, entry laws, and child labor reform with January dates and state variances on work ages and hours.
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Karolyi
Hungary
Suisian
Canada
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