Owen's Charges Fall to Pieces in Final Half
Cambridge Springs defeated Corry High 25 to 19 at the Junior High gym last night. Lane and Siverling led Cambridge with sharp back court play while Kinney returned to boost Owen’s offense. The Orange and Black started strong but Cambridge surged in the third period, then widened the gap in the final eight minutes as Owen’s rally faded.
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Warren High Girls Make High Scoring Historic Run
Warren High girls basketball posted a string of big scores including an 84 to 0 win and 108 to 0 victory as Elm Creek opened with a 46 to 0 win. The day featured pitching, boxing, and multiple high school games across Warren and surrounding towns.
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Franklin and Warren Lead Cage League Standings
Franklin and Warren atop divisions after Friday night games. Franklin won 12 4 2 margin over City High as Contra led with 22 points. Warren edged Can in Q1, Erie trailed by ten at 14 40 10. Centralizer led late by one, Levig’s squad moved up after morning transfer. City broadcast plans and local rally notes appear amid chaotic play-by-play remnants.
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Strong Rochester Squad Here Monday
Strong Rochester squad arrives in the city Monday for a basketball clash with the Ale and Gold. Rochester players Benson and Tullune lead, with Parke expected to take the game all the way, as spectators anticipate a tight, high‑stakes contest in Warren.
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Ban Johnson Ready to Fight Any Ouster Move
Ban Johnson refuses to quit as American League president amid bid by K M Landis for removal. The dispute, dating to six years ago, has flared again after Johnson’s brief removal and restoration to the advisory committee. Reports say Johnson will press to reveal details of the Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker cases, with likely aim to defend public disclosure.
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Rifle Shoot Arranged At Stilte Armory Event
A rifle shoot event at Stilte Armory featured Amaleh Verween Jor Luis and a squad of regular shooters Keatt interest. Scores show varied results with multiple shooters listed and outcomes noted for JURE service HS AE 186 and other entries.
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Babe Ruth to Appear in Beaumont Feature
United Press reports Babe Ruth has signed with First National Pictures to star in a film by Gerald Beaumont titled Rate ames Tinto. Co star Nilsson Wilt is listed as the Babe's costar.
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Columbus High School Varsity Battle Draws Large Local Crowd
In Columbus last evening Columbus High School hosted Seton Reserves to open the season against the Shepfield team, with the Volunteers fighting hard throughout. A strong turnout praised by locals supported the players in their cel and white uniforms, while coach quality and late attendance were noted as keys to a spirited but hard fought game.
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Unclear Passage About Fish Eye Color and Spine Change
Fragmentary text describes a fish with color changes to its eye and spine and mentions materials, optics, and a mechanism of prevention by a poplar machine. The readability is poor and contains many garbled terms making precise facts impossible to confirm.
LeBarba Wins Clark in Twelve Round Title Fight at Garden
At Madison Square Garden the 38 year old LeBarba defeated Clark in a twelve round bout to claim the world middleweight title. LeBarba floored Clark multiple times, citing a hurt right hand in the eighth. he earned $22,000 and said he plans to retire to study at Stanford in September. Clark admitted the loss and chatter around King’s future fights continued.
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Corry Basketball Stars of Twenty Years Ago
Corry audience recalls twenty years past basketball prominence with a hazy, fragmented account of notable players and games. The piece mentions Beaginiif and old teams, referencing a historical exhibition month and a sense of local pride in earlier rivals and performances.
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Corry High Girls Triumph 39 to 9 Over Cambridge Spridge
Corry High girls, led by Dorothy Uears, dominated Cambridge Spridge 39 to 9 in a preliminary game at Mior High School. The visitors showed early trouble, while Corry built a decisive lead by halftime.
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Rosies Hope to Cop Pro Title in Second Half
California era tone reports on a tense race as Rosies seek the pro title in the second half. The article covers player earnings, team plans, and the looming World Series, with notable mentions of Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Washington as major opponents. Multiple teams and players are named, including Davis and Meadaville, with attention to upcoming games and bets tied to the season’s outcome. The piece highlights prize money, split shares, and the potential for a decisive finish in April.
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