Beavers Coach Calls for Early Training and Season Hopes
Coach Byler of the Beavers urges Corry High athletes to start training immediately as the season nears, stressing obedience and independent thinking. Sportsmen across Pennsylvania discuss season limits for antlerless deer, with mixed opinions on deer control and conservation. An experiment on catch-and-release trout fishing gains popularity, while motorboat bans on Canadphia Lake are debated after a recent drowning. Corry’s Aeros baseball team folds due to finances, and Clint Brown may make a White Sox comeback after a fractured arm, raising hopes for a late-season return.
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Loughran Seeks Hoseframes Contract in July Offer
Philadelphia July 27 cor gice Light Heavyweight champ Tommy Loughran pressed to secure the contract from Art Hosefran Germantown welterweight who has yet to fight pro starts. The bout would pair Loughran against Hosefran with carious figures cited and no clear terms finalized.
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Pirates Blow 5-Run Lead In Loss To Phillies
United Press reports the Pittsburgh Pirates blew a five-run advantage and lost 6 to 5 to the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phils tied and won in the ninth inning as Mace Brown walked in the decisive run with the bases loaded. Cubs rally helped them pass the Giants. Cardinals beat the Giants also. Reds beat the Bees. Yankees rout St. Louis as DiMaggio homered. Indians top Phillies. White Sox fall to Chicago. Tigers beat Washington as Greenberg hit his second homer.
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Hack Wilson Signs With McKeesport Team In Semi Pro Return
Hack Wilson, once with the Chicago Cubs, appeared last night for the Tubs City Brewers in McKeesport after being signed to finish the season by manager Al Dutty. The former star drifted from the majors following his 1935 Cubs release and will play the remainder of the season in Martinsburg, West Virginia, then return to McKeesport.
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Deshon Excused From Grand Jury in Harrisburg Case
Harrisburg July 27 Deshon 18 excused from grand jury amid projected probe of Earle administration. Deshon a youth for the Washington Senators is said to have resisted attempts to indict political associates including Hearle and Guy. The story outlines tension over the grand jury’s impending charges and notes the investigator’s influence.
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Onstar Eleven Names 11 Players For Charity Game
The eleven starters for the charity game at Soldier Field on August 10 were chosen by a national poll with 8 726 028 votes. From the South two players, Pacific Coast two, East one, and six from the Midwest earned starting slots. Ends Charles Sweenty and Perry Schwartz head the lineup along with Vic Markov, Marty Sthreyer, Joe Routt, Lerry Monsky, Ralph Wolf, Andy Puplis, Cecil Isbell, Andy Uram, and Wrank Prick.
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Armstrong May Go to Cleveland Title Bout Possible
New York reports Henry Armstrong may defend his featherweight crown in Cleveland late this summer for a charity fund. A separate August 10 lightweight bout in New York pits Low Ambers against Armstrong with no title at stake and a 7 percent purse offer if Armstrong contests the welterweight crown.
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Woods Victor Over Jim Clark In 12 Round Bout
Walter Woods a New York middleweight defeated Jim Clark in a 12 round outdoor bout to secure an easy decision after controlling the action from the fourth round. Clark was knocked down in the fourth and eighth rounds, while Woods weighed 161 pounds to Clark’s 158.
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Hostak Opens With First Round KO in Seattle
Seattle youth Hostak, the middleweight boxing champion of the wells, delivered a first round knockout of Freddie Steele to claim the title in Civic Stadium before about 95,000 spectators. Referee Jack Dempsey counted Steele out after a flurry of powerful blows, ending the bout in one minute and four rounds. Dempsey praised Hostak as a formidable hitter, and promoter Nate Dunman eyed a match with Eddie Apostoli, the previous titleholder. Gate receipts were reported near $100,000.
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Grimes Fined 124 After Punching Youth in Crowded Game
In New York Jay 2 one pass ball temper of Burleigh Grimes led to a civil court verdict against the Dodger ace. Grimes was found liable for punching sixteen year old Herbert Greenberg in the abdomen after the youth asked for an autograph during a game where the Dodgers trailed the Giants.
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Schenley Vandergrift Meet For State Title
Vandergrift, Pa., July 27. Postponed from yesterday by rain. The final game of the Pennsylvania State Semi Pro league will be played today between Schenley and Vandergrift. The winner earns the right to participate in the national finals at Wichita, Kansas.
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Standings and results from Major League baseball yesterday
Yesterday's results show New York and Chicago winning in the American and National leagues with St Louis and Philadelphia posting wins. The American Association features Milwaukee routing Minneapolis and other scores. Today Boston visits Chicago and several league matchups are on the slate including New York at St Louis and Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Collins Bow To Harry Krone In Opening Cup Match
Jack Collis defending champion of the Presidents Cup at Corry Country Club was eliminated in his opening match by Harry Krone. Krone won 4 up with 2 holes to play. Keele’s victory positions him as a leading contender for the handicap prize while Collins is a favorite for the consolation. Earlier, Melvin Nast defeated Fred Kinley 5 up 4 to go and Jack Krone beat Bill Dyckes 7 up 6 to go.
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Rare penny stamp found in Melbourne centennial issue
A penny stamp valued at 25 000 dollars was found in Melbourne. It dates to 1888 for New South Wales centenary celebrations. The stamp will be sent to London and offered at auction.
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Topflight golfers meet in Hershey round robin tournament
Sixteen leading players from golfdom headlines the Hershey County Club event running September 10 to 14. Patly 27 top names including Gene Sarazen Tommy Armour Harry Cooper and Ed Dudley attend with Rimyan and Sam Snead headlining. Matches use a plus minus scoring format with each golfer playing own ball over 18 holes per round.
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Bracken Wins First Match in City Championship
Corry city championship tournament opened with a round robin. defending champion Bob Bracken defeated Charles Hoffmaster in a feature match. Pheo Williams beat George Downey. Kenneth Jackson beat Carl Hixson. Kirk Sawyer defeated Frame Mesjaullid. Dick Lyons beat Sawyer. Olin Simmons beat Doc Whippa. No time limit set for first round. players urged to schedule remaining matches promptly.
Congressmen and Senators Defined in U S Government
A brief note explains that senators and congressmen are members of the United States Congress, which comprises the Senate and the House of Representatives, with the term congressman commonly applied to members of the House. The explanation reflects customary usage in this country.
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