Four Team Tri County Baseball League Forms in Corry
Corry hosts a four team pro league meeting at Hotel Gorry forming the TH County League with Irvine Meadville Pioneers Keystone Orioles and Corry. Titusville invited but absent. Daddie elected president Kan nen secretary treasurer. Opening games Friday in Meadville and Corry with home and away schedule through Dobor Day.
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Hotel Gorry
Irvine
Meadville Pioneers
Keystone Ordiiarice Worl
Corry
Titusville
Etreuil
Keystone Club
Bill Daddie
George Dyble
Pioneers
Lloyd Mullen
W. L. Burkhardt
National Forge
Hills
Priday
Corry sports lights pay debt and US football game set
Corry school lights and fencing funded by the community clear a $4,000 debt as of this week. The all star game benefits Army and Navy relief with Arch Ward organizing a Chicago Bears clash on August 28 at Soldiers Field. Whirlaway eyes track earnings record at Suffolk Downs, while Lou Novikoff returns to Cubs duty after a rocky start.
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Corry School
Dlallak
Corry
Corry Athletic Association
Walter Scott
William Myers
Vern Group
Pete Russell
Pred
Weaver
Gerry Athlete Association
Cony
Chicago Bears
Ehanit
Tontvall
Army
Navy
Arch Ward
Sports Edite
Chicago Tribune
Ate Traction
Ward
Whirlaway
Nag
Suffolk Downs
Massachusetts
Ripndicap
Sewbiscuit
Longtail Ag
Thump
Apache
Ben Doves
Smasher
Lesbiscult
Yesterday's Rusvlly Scores Report
Results list shows Louis defeating Boston 3 to 2 and New York beating Detroit 3 to 0. Upcoming schedule row lists Chicago at Boston and Cleveland at New York as well as Detroit at Washington and St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Louis
Boston
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New Yorke
Mi Delrays
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Armitage Tops Outdoor Rifle Shoot at 975 Score
Bin Armitage led a Laix marksmen group in a 10 yard outdoor practice match at the Corry Red and Gin Club range with a score of 975 and one x. Carl Nelson and Harry Blount battled for the finerip honors as Blount posted eight bulls to Nelson’s four. Scores came from the prone position.
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bin Armitage
Corry
Carl Nelson
Harry Blount
Finnerip
Beth Timning
Blount
Nelson
Small Bulls
Ami
Penn State Edges Oilers In League Game
Butler and Penn State split a league double, with Penn State taking a 5 to 4 win after Butler loaded the bases with five in the ninth. Manager Warren of Butler was charged with the loss. Other results listed include St Louis over Boston and Chicago defeating New York. Mauriello meets Musto in New York tonight in an eight round bout with fan support noted.
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National Teague W. “Armitagy
Brooklyn
Ant Sosh
Asa Coe
St. Louis
D. Chapman
Johnstown
Panly
Cincinnati
Houghiling
Southsbay Earl Wilshire
New York
Nelson
Alana
Chicago
Hall
Johnstown de Fittsburgh
Cc. Cunningham
Washington Redbirds
Boston
Butler
Cultuta
Warren
Philadelphia
Mauriello
York
Tashi Mauriello
Joe Lewis
Tony Musto
Squat Sagorn
Browns Score Third Straight Over Red Sox
Bronx Bombers win 10 increase lead to 6 games as Yankees beat Tigers 3-0 on Hank Borowy two hit gem. Browns down Red Sox 3-2. Melton game involved a home run dispute after a fly ball collision.
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Browns
Red Sox
Bronx Bombers
Jodson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Giants
Stu
Benny Warren
Phils
Melton
Max Mare
Harry Craft
Boomer
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Hank Borowy
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Wyatt
Owen
Shwer
Witkie
Phelps
Boston
St. Louis
Inyvinge
Jayery
Post
Ervickson
M. Cooper
Olken
Hernandez
Kosta
Danning
Loveland Field Lighting Plant Debt Wiped Out
The athletic association completed a funds canvass to clear Loveland Field lighting debt. Donors and small businesses provided payments totaling enough to cover the remaining balance. Names of contributors include Acro Supply, Ray Friends, Frpelsion Profness Co., Gltens Bank, Montgomery Ward, Doane Hardware, Italian-America Olah, Pappas, Washington Gunch, Merle Paige, and many others.
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Lash Nigh
Basalt Plelire
Ty” Crandall
Fingielal Stai
The
Athletic Association
Loveland Field
Duyors
Association of IT
Acro Supply
Ajix
Rayriends
Tks
Frpelsion Profness Co
Corry Tamestown
Friend
Bite
Restaurant
Dougherty
Brewer
Bernstein Bros
Woooverin
Sister Corry
Hotchins's
Montgomery Ward
Barnes
Murphy
Miller's News
Rogary Shiel
Zugkermans
Tharpeen- Bibow
Gltens Bank
Fair Store
Roger Brow
Thea Williams
Lanstin
Meadville Here Tonight In Tri County Boxing League War
Meadville Here Tonight features Meadville Pioneers versus Couny Merchants at Loveland Field lights at 9. Manager Ty Crandall says Lefty Caffery and Red Hajnik will miss this game with a possible replacement fastballer to fill Hajnik’s spot. Mike Popovich leads the Pioneers at bat as pitcher lineup rotates with Russ Gagselt’s league debut delayed by weather and further pitching plans for Cory.
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Couny Merchants
Pany
Meadville Pioneers
Loveland
Ty" Crandall
Lefty” Caffery
Picheine Burden
Corry Nine
Red
Hajnik
Arst Toaseras
Crandall
Umiform
Mike Popovich
Pioneers
Tonlehl
Russ Gagselt
Cory
Irvine
Eather Tuke Reiser
Stan Taylor
Pale of Wight
Kovach Draws Uram in First Round at Oakmont
In Oakmont Pa on July 15, defending champion Steve Kovach of Tarentum drew Steve Uram of Butizeview in the first round of the 68-entrant Pennsylvanian amateur golf tournament. The event runs through Friday with morning and afternoon rounds at Oakmont Country Club, famed for the 1935 National Open.
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Dy Assent
Oakmont
Itelry
Kovach
Fights Last Night in Cincinnati Card
Charles Bazard knocked out Steve Mamakos in Cincinnati last night in a boxing showdown. Bazard landed decisive blows in the bout held at a Washington D.C. venue, delivering a dramatic finish to the match.
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Cincinnati
Bazard Charles
Steve Mamakos
Washington, D. cm
Merchants Cup First Half Title Stirs City League Play
Corry Merchants failed to schedule the first half in the City Winstiall League but dominated Jamestown with a 25 point victory. Scoring droughts and strong defense powered the Merchants as they pulled ahead in the sixth inning with timely hits and a solid mound effort by Bogert and Stroup.
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Corry Merchants
Jamestown
Insings
Cor
Bogert
Yesterday's Heroes: Two-Run Hits Fuel Braves Win
A chaotic recap highlights George Kurowski and Stan Musial with key runs for the Cardinals, while a two-run homer by Melton helps the Braves stay in contention. Pitching by Wyall and Her and Dodeers-Farmer yields a 14-hit game with later decisive moments.
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Tank Worony
Yankees
Stuc
Myst
George Kurowski
Stan Musa
Braves
Melton
Whitlow Wyall
Billy Hernim
Dodeers
Farmer
Wuainst Pirates
Ihmessrtin
Anglers Move Fishing Closer to Home Across State
Anglers report more fishing near home due to gasoline rationing and labor shortages. Heavy rains and poor conditions reduce crowds in many streams, but some bass and pike catches are noted on the Allegheny, Susquehanna, and Delaware rivers. Notable catches include a 22½ inch largemouth bass by P. Green and a 21 inch wall eyed pike by Carl Bryer.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Fish Commission
Allegheny
Susquehanna
Delaware
Pymatuning
Onlelien Faye Beet
P. Green
Butler
B. Opdegraff
Kane
Ipsk
uNusiNd
Carl Bryer
McKeesport
Thompson's Eddy
Night Ball Keeps Pepper From Playing Regularly
Pepper the manager laments night baseball dimming playing time while praising the mood lights and the defense of daylight games. He recalls the Osage fans and the Paenie Coast League standings as he gauges his team’s progress and his own shift from player to manager. Martin seeks fighters with grit over prima donnas, valuing fight and spirit in selecting players.
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Lou Novikoff
Chicago Cubs
Low
Los Angélés
Mos
Milwaukee
American Association
Boune
Brewers
Wan
Lou Waith
Ely
Jimmy Wilson
Hillire
Wilson
Beattie
Pepe WiMrHn
Osage
Ian
St. Louis Geshuse Gan
Wong
Tve
Martin
Amy Day
Roundup of sports notes and upcoming football hints
A chaotic sports roundup sketches football hype for the fall with notes on Ten-Hessel and the SEC, mentions Navy Navy-U series, Tony Zale, and various players and teams from the era. It also references baseball, coaching changes, and preparations around the Yanks and Dodgers, ending with a casual aside to Mr Kelly.
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Werpense
Chicago
Mike Jonabs
Navy
New York
Tony
Untitled local notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads a travel hotbed item with scattered names and numbers. It references a camp, trays, vendors, and a event at a venue, with unclear dates and roles. The readable bits suggest a sale or service notice tied to a location and participants.
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Capo
Merchants
Armitage
Oilers
Butlern
Penn State Loop
Ye Fats
Ais
Ae Lina
Dodgers
Bucs
Starr
American St. Bovis
Niggeling
Meadville
Uram IW
Fisherman Lands Prize
FAS
Power Ghicago
Pince Youtz
Bob Wilswiy
Cub Tangyer
Otminy
Autimy Grok
Jas
Bob Wis
Foxx
Fedric Minch
Hugh Viestany
Abiebe
Witeiway
Stan Buck Weaver
Lonisville
Frankie Ocatrone
Suéolke
Pacific Coast
Cronin
Duke Sewell
Ossie Winige
Jay
Lelly Ghnwy
Weilers
Fostmske
Wonidel
Rome
Geouesion Sribuate
Wwe
Tor
Samuel
Ton Shehan Lesves
Jobe
Rocking Park
Tom Thorp
Hwadeine
Gordon
Anevitan Deague
Willams
Elbawine
Aubinen
Jack Meagher
Jim Hitchonck
Tang
Lion Navikeff
Mr Kelly
Travis
Whattoy Sonetor
Blondie
Parry
Tere A Rafeares
Finste
de Joate dGig and
Givin
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Victory
Gmcs
GMC
Victory Maintenance
YMAC
Wiggers Garage
South First Avenue
North Clymer, N
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