No Corry Merchants seek fan backing for 1923 season
Howard Crandall promises a real club in Corry if fans support next few games. The Merchants plan to add two to three outside players by next week and aim for a fast lineup on the 1923 calendar. Local boxing shows and amateur talent may ease expenses, with former major league names targeting a strong home program. The 75 district women’s golf tournament at Tyburn Club drew praise for course condition and turnout. Other notes include young Ball brothers rising in tennis, and high hopes for Jersey Shore Sox exhibition next week.
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Howard
Ty” Crandall
No Corry Merchants
TANS
Chin
G Randall
Corry
High Bedient
SIM Sox
Celoron
Whig
Bedient
Tim Etal
Arlington Classic Spotlight On Top 3 Year Olds
United Press reports Chicago July 13 the Arlington classic features America’s best four year olds with 3 fillies and 11 colts. Favorite contenders include Catawba Stables Khayyam and Morton L Schwartz Gold Basis as workouts spark interest in the mile and a quarter race likely to crown the 1938 three year old champion.
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United Press
Chicago
America
Catawba Stables
Khayyam
Morton L. Schwartz Gold Basis
Ariing
Baeh
Interstate baseball league may lose teams
Ridgway July 13. An important Interstate circuit meeting is set for next Monday at the Armory in Ridgway, called by Carl A. Fay. Secretary Hol Hildrum sent letters urging each team to be represented as business of importance will be transacted. With withdrawals of Eric and Corry, seven teams remain, and further contractions may force franchise surrender. The current league members are Ridgway, St. Marys, Johnsonburg, Warren, Emporius, Jamestown and Bradford.
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Ridgway
Basseball League
Carl A. Fay
Hol Hildrum
Warren
Eric
Corry
St. Marys
Johnsonburg
Warréd
Emporiush
Jamestown
Bradford
Ridgway Service Co
St. Marys Colts
Cubs
Warren Merchants
Boxing Doctor Halts Bout Draws Ire From Crowd
New York July 15 Dr Joseph Sheridan a boxing commission physician halted the Billy Petrolle versus Van Kleveren bout in the fourth round after examining a cut above Van Kleveren left eye. The decision drew derisive shouts from 15000 spectators while boxing writers defended physicians rights to stop fights citing safety concerns. The incident sparked national debate on ring rules and fighter self judgment.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Joseph Sheridan
New York State Boxing Commission
Billy Petrolle
Ep van Kleveren
Sherilan
van Vlaveren
van Lkveren
Werner named to state staff greensburg golf title holder
Greensburg Pa July 15 a Notre Dame f reedman on the team today held the western Pennsylvania junior golf title. Herman Green, an entrant at the New Castle Field Club, defeated William Nicklin of Mercersburg Academy 2 up in the final. Green, Hewcomer to western Pennsylvania golf competition, faced peers including Princeton University golf ace who was ineligible due to age.
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Greensburg
Té Notre Dame Freadman
Herman Green
New Castle Field
Clit
William B. Nicklin
Mercersurg Academy
Greensburt Sbliity Club
Green
Hewcomer
Western Pennsylvania
Princeton University
Detroit A C Leads Aquatic Meet at Fair
Detroit Athletic Club red team led the National AAU swimming championships at the World's Pair, winning the 60 and 100 meter freestyle, 220 yard backstroke, and diving events. New York A C placed second with six points, Greater Miami A A third with five. Flanagan of Miami, a 15 year old, set a new mile record. Leonard Spence of New York A C broke the 40 yard breast stroke mark.
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United Fress Ghigago
Detroit Athletic Club
Matinn
Ft Flanagan
Miami
Fla
Clay
Lille Danaie Zehr
Fort Wayne
Ind
Detrail
New York
Flanagan
Leonard Spence
A.C
Cross to Meet Gunn in Finals at Pennsylvania Amateur
South Ardmore Pa July 13 Will Gunn feeds Harald S Cross 1 up for the first 18 holes of the final match at Merion Golf Club in the 22nd annual Pennsylvania amateur championship. Cross, who beat Aronimink’s Ollie Brine to reach the final, faces Gunn who defeated Thomas Jammie son of Pittsburgh’s Galmiont Country Club in the semi. The two rising stars, both under 25, have shown rapid improvement and are seen as future top players.
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South Ardmore
Will Gunn
Harald S Cross
Merion Cricket Club
Southardmore
Haroid G. Gross, Jr
Huntington Valley
J Wood Pratt
Gunn
Thomas Jammieson
Galmiont
Pitleivigh
Gun
Cross
Beth Muonirsm
Ghal
Amir
Yesterday's Heroes in Major League Action
Luke Appling of the White Sox had a perfect day at the plate with two doubles and two singles. Walter MIller contributed three hits for the White Sox in a win over the Senators. Rabbit Maranville of the Braves delivered a timely single to spark a victory. Eddie Miller of the Athletics drove in three runs with a homer in the eleventh.
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Luke Appling
White Sox
Walter Mille
Hela Senators
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Eddie Miller
Athletics
Homer
Seven straight victories push Yankees to top
World champion New York Yankees win seventh straight as they beat St Louis 11 6 completing a four game sweep. Senators blanked by Chicago as strong pitching and hitting lift New York within four percentage points of Washington. Giants overwhelm St Louis 12 7 as Bill Terry drives in three. Dodgers end Cubs win streak 5 3. Phillies shut out Reds 6 0. Rosen to spend weekend in Youngstown Ohio.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
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New York Yankees
Washington
Senators
Felding
Yanks
St. Louis
Browns
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Blachelder
Gray
Ben Chapman
Yankee Datsman
Bill Dickey
van Atha
Brown el
Walter Miller
Luke Appling
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Chisox Colfeees
Alvin Crowder
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Ridhie Miller Drave
Foxx
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Dick Oliver
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Bill Terry
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Cubs
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Dodgers
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Nelson
Warneke
Henshaw
Mungo
Stanford Hose Team Drubs Albion Firemen in Waterford
The Stanford Hose Company Squad defeated the Corry firemen 23 to 11 in Waterford last night. Guy Abbey held the Albion batters in check early, while Brown Cobbett and Craker supplied slugging for Stanford.
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Alnitn
Claus
Musnda
Erie County
Stanford Hose Company
Waterford
Corry
Guy Abbey
Albion
Hig
Irun
Brown
Cobbett
Craker
Stanford
Urge inclusion of tennis and football in Berlin Games
By Ralph Heinzen Pamris July 15. Association football and tennis, two sports with global participation, face uncertain inclusion in Berlin 1986 unless Japan France and several South American nations push them onto the program. The IOC opposes bolt sports over professionalism and disallow payments to players for absences from work. Berlin lists 15 sports so far with others such as handball athletics golf weights pentathlon yachting wrestling boxing fencing rowing rifle shooting cycling swimming equestrian and gymnastics under consideration. Japan and France urge tennis as an Olympic sport claiming wider participation than handball or rifle shooting, while South American nations push for soccer. Britain Holland and France back adding football if amateurism is preserved. only Britain Germany and three Scandinavian countries might qualify for Olympic football. Rugby football revival talk is dropped. MUSHBALL GAMES Aero Supply vs Phalanx and Company A vs Keithynis Club scheduled in the M M A Musial League Monday night.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Pamris
Japan
France
International Olympic Committee
Sonest
Bolt Sporng
Berlin
Britain
Holland
Germany
French Davis Cup Team in 3 Cornered Tourney
Paris July 14 The French Davis Cup team of 1892 will compete at Roland Garros in a three cornered tournament with Davis Cup squads from Japan and South Africa, two weeks before the Challenge Round. The event will test France’s defense and reveal strengths of Japan and South Africa as selections determine partners for the cup defense.
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Grice
Eres Paris
Stades
Gotion
Roland Garros
Tomiorroye
Japan
Smith Agcion
Hreaca
Siso
Jabnese
Smad
Henri Cochét
Jean Bototes
Carelam Bouesis
Mércel
Berrard ‘Vill
France
Jiro Satok
Hyosciox Nansi
Vietor Kirby
Norman Pargquiarson
Jopkins
Soilny Assies
Rojan ‘Garros
Ladies Day set for Corry Merchants vs Oil City game
Corry Merchants prepare to face Oil City Indpendents at Athletic Field in a Sunday game promoted as Ladies Day with free admission for all ladies. lineup features Waitkus Stoughton OBrien White and Dillemith among prior Gil City standouts as Crandall circles a strong pitching plan for the contest.
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Oil City
Dillemith
State
Old City
Waitkus
ON City
Stoughton
Piljenuth
Pizgerall
Gil City
Crandall
Oilers
Yesterday's Scores and Today's Baseball Matches Summary
Yesterday's scores show America New York 11 St Louis 6 Detroit 8 Boston 3 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 0 Chicago 4 Washington 0. National Boston 4 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 0 Brooklyn 6 Chicago 8 New York 12 St Louis 1. International Albany Toronto 5 Newark 11 Montreal 9 Jersey City. Today American Chiehgh at New York Cleveland at Boston St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia National Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
National
Pittsburgh
The
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
International Alvanys
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Rochester
Baltimore
Washinton
Datrait
Pittsborey
St. Lone
Philadelpy
Betroit
St. Louis If
National W. Ja Pet
Agely Ghivgeo
Piltshureh
St. Lis
Bostit
Philadelphia Cincinnati
Notre Dame Freshman Holds Western Pa Title
Charles B D Werner a Penn State assistant track coach has been named professor of physical education at Pennsylvania State College. The appointment adds track duties in the physical education department alongside other tasks. Werner follows Nate J Cartmell who recently ended his term.
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Annea Frese State College
Charles BD. Werner
University of Tltnole Etac
Pennsylvania State College
Pehn States Board of Trustees
Werner Quill
Nate J. Cartmell
Local county event sparks union activity and party presence
A fragmented report notes a county gathering attended by party workers and park officials. It mentions educators and clergy, with vague references to BIcYC and other groups, hinting at rising political action and local order calls amid unclear context.
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