City league year set to open after noon
The article previews the upcoming City league baseball season starting Wednesday afternoon. It mentions exhibition games with Titusville Penn-Drakes, Corry's team schedule, Aero Field start times, and notes on local players drawing major league scout attention, with details on golf and boxing events around Corry and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Penn-Drakes
Harry Botsford
Queen City Nine
Kip Anderson
Crawford County
Corry All-Stars Rally to 14-4 Win Over Warren
Corry All-Stars beat Peterson's Morticians of Warren 14-4 after trailing 4-0, with Carl Costes blanking Warren for 8 innings and Frank Baressi collecting three hits including a double and triple. Falconer blanked Corry 3-0 in the next game as Lefty Reynolds held the locals to five safeties and struck out 15.
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Cory
Peterson
Morticians
Warren
Falconer
Carl Costes
Invaders
Stan Cohrad
Corry
Coates
de Lury
Group
Frank
Cheets” Baressi
Lee Amann
Anderson
Amann
al Baressi
DeLury
Cobbett
Commett
Walters
Frank Baressi
Warren Abrhoa
Marlet
C . Autists Sheppard
Johnson
Jewell
Notoro
Roem
Christie
Aimann
Schussler
Corry Abr
Hoae Kinney
Baressi
Debuny
Dimiek
A. Baressi
Conrad
Aero Field
Lefty Reynolds
Paleoner
Verne
Zibby Waltera
Reynolds
England
Grou
Falcone
Abrhoa
Piazza
Dames
Su Reynolds
P Redmond
Button
Brown
Sue
Corry Kinney
Dimick
F. Baressi
Cf Debury
P Cobbett
Rf A. Baressi
Mountain
Conrill
Bayessi
Kinney
Stroup
Jacobs
Emleton Sterling Ols Split Fourth of July Doubleheader
Emleton Sterling Ols split a Fourth of July doubleheader at Emlenton against Springdale’s Coals, taking a 4-3 morning loss on six hitter by Bred Harriger and rebounding in the afternoon to win 4-3. Al’s News team of Jamestown beat Sherman semi pros 2 to 0 at Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlenton
Sterling Ols
Emlenton
Fillman Coals
Springdale
Petroska
Sterlings
Sherman
Jamestown
Washington 8 Wins U S Title in Olympic Tryouts
Washington Huskies surged from last at the midway mark to win the United States 2000-meter boat pace title at Lake Carnegie Princeton. They finished six minutes fourty five seconds, a length ahead of Pennsylvania, with California finishing third and New York A C fourth.
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Princeton
N. J
University of Washington
United States
Berlin
Huskies
Lake Carnegie
Anish
Washington
Pennsylvania
California
Amsterdam
Nebina Penn
New York A.C
Penn
New York
Raymonds to Battle Aeros in Loop Opener
Corry's three-team baseball circuit resumes with a belated opening Wednesday afternoon as the Raymonds face the Aeros. Games will be at 530 p.m. every Wednesday and Friday weather permitting. Verne Group likely to start for the Aeros and Sonny Stiples for the Raymonds in the opener. The Aeros beat the Raymonds 9 to 4 earlier this season at Aero Field.
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Aero Field
Raymonds
Aeros
Corry
Raymond
Anil Frsay
Sonny Stiples Ukely
New Aero Field
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday results show American standings with Detroit 18 over St Louis 9 and Cleveland 11 to 2 while Boston led Philadelphia 16 to 8 and Washington 9 to 2. National results include St Louis 8 over Cincinnati 6 and Pittsburgh 4 to Chicago 2. International scores feature Rochester 7 to 0 over Montreal and Albany 8 to 6 with Newark 9 to 2 over Baltimore.
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United Press New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Svon
Frankhouse
New Yorkers
Philadelpia Phillies
Boston Bees
Jimmy Deshong
New York Yankee
Washington Senators
Yanks
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Chicago
Indians
White Sox
New York
Beaton
Ps. Washington
Ama
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
New Yorke
National St. Louis
International Rochester
Montreal
Albany
Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Dempsey Defends Louis Glass Jaw Remark
New York July 6 Jack Dempsey defends his claim that Joe Louis has a glass jaw. He argues Louis lacks ruggedness and would struggle against top heavyweight punchers, though asserts Louis showed heart and was wobble under Schmeling’s blows.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Manassa Mauler
Louis
Alood Wallop
Jack
Joe
Schmeling
Hanging Around A Ball Player Who Will Be Hung
A San Quentin prison visit occurred on July 6 when a San Francisco base ball club toured the facility. Visitors, including a prisoner lineup, were shown the gallows and asked who would be hanged next. A guard named Albert Walter from San Francisco, a shortstop on the prison team, was identified.
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United Press
San Quently
Cal
San Francisco
Walter
Albert Walter
Skeet Shoot At Corry Club Draws Largest Turnout
The Corry Rod and Gun Club hosted a July Fourth skeet meet with the season’s biggest turnout. Albert McElroy led with 23 of 25, followed by Patterson 22 and 19, Keppel trio, Fogle and Hawkins, among others. Weekly shoots to be held on dates yet to be set.
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Corry
Albert McElroy
A. McElroy
G. Patterson
M. Keppel
Fogle
H. Keppel
Hawkins
Meerdink
Gick
Hammond
R. McElroy
Naghi
American League Stars To Battle National Team
Boston July 6 National Leaguers brace for the midsummer classic against the American League. Mose Grave may oppose Curt Davis in a projected lineup featuring Crosetti Gehringer DiMaggio Gehrig Averill Radcliff Higgings Ferrell Grove Galan Herman Ott Medwick Hartnett Collins Riggs Durocher and C Davis.
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United Press
Boston
Mose Grave
Curt Davis
Crosetti
New York
Gehringer
Detroit
DiMaggio
Gehrig
Averill
Cleveland
Radcliff
Chicago
Higgings
Philadelphia
R. Ferrell
Grove
National Galan
Herman
Ott
Medwick
St. Louis
Hartnett
C. Collins
Riggs
Cincinnali
Durocher
C. Davis
Yesterday's hero Johnny Whitehead leads Sox with bases loaded double
Johnny Whitehead of the Chicago White Sox doubled with the bases loaded in the seventh to drive in two runs and seal a win over the Indians. In another incident, 20 year old James Fields of Clairton near McKeesport was killed in a mushball mishap hitting a grand stand during a game.
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Ohnny Whitehead
Chicago White Sox
Indians
James Fields
Clairton
McKeesport
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Tuffy Rhinehart
Titusville
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Simon Pure
Rhinsaa>t
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Richard Platt
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Kane Country Club
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