Penn Drakes Rally Past Sherman in District Play
Penn Drakes defeated Sherman Merchants 11 to 5 at Titusville after noon. Art Stokes held the Merchants to two hits through six innings as Titusville built a lead. Sherman’s late innings included coaching errors and a struggling defense. Buffalo beat Sherman in a 12 inning game 8 to 6 with Mistretta making a key catch and Group pitching for Buffalo.
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Penn Drakes
Titusville
Bhy Sherman Merchants
Oilers
Sherman Club
Art Stokes
Titusville Hurlew
Invaders
Buna
Penn- Drakes
Cowning
Relmers
Sherman
Buffalo
Merchants
Donner-Hanna
Mistretta
Parke
Abraham
Buffalo Southpaw
Corrylles
Baressi
Landers
Detury
Gliver
Misletta
É Parks
A ‘ Landers
Johnson
Puy
Bowen
Croup
Gy Copbett
St Debury
Wii
Ceed
Rothe
Moumie
Penn-Graben
Haller
Vee Mullens
Conley
Ponzer
A Costello
Robensting
Foresther
Mahoney
Stokes
Eapaioe Dees
DeLury
Oliver
Panzer
Robenstine
Mullens
Costello
Blowers Stokes
Blowers
Blowers Um
Pires
Seifert
Emling
Petillo Placed Third in Memorial Day Speedway Race
In Indianapolis officials credited Petillo with third place behind Louis Meyer and Ted Horn after an official audit that shifted Maury Rose to fourth. Miller’s crash injured him when his wheel failed at 119 mph. his mechanic Jimmy Jackson escaped unharmed. Meyer, winner in 1928 and 1933, set a 100.089 mile record and noted luck and speed as keys to victory. Only 45 of 23 starters finished as Rex Mays and Trani Brisio failed to complete within the fuel limit.
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Indianapolis
Inter
Kelly Perillo
Los Angeles
Zea Redioy
Maird
Louis Muyar
Ted Horn
Mauri Rose
Dayton
Winmer
Charles Nora del
Miller
Jimmy Jackson
Moyer
Frent
Pour
Rex Mays
Trani Brisiio
Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
Cal
Memorial Day twin bill ends in split for Penn-Drakes
Titusville and Smethport split a doubleheader with Smethport taking the nightcap 8-4 after winning the first 3-1. Sny der and Rog led Titusville offense as Jasper and Bradley worked on the mound for Smethport.
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Vitusville
Penn-Drakes
Smethports
Quaker States
Smethport
Titusville
Jasper
Bradley
Pollock
Snyder
Swantek Tops Oswego Batting Amid League Thriller
Oswego Netherlands beat Ogdensburg Colts 5 3 at Ogdensburg to move into second place as Walt Swantek ex Corry High drives a .294 average. Swantek went 1 for 4 with three putouts in right field, and earlier scored the winning run in a 10 9 victory over Watertown on the league’s first night game. Diffley leads Oswego with a .214 average while Swantek has 10 hits in 34 at bats and seven RBIs through nine games.
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Walt Swantek
Corry High
Oswego
Oswego Netherlands
Ogdensburg Colts
Ogdensburg
Swanteky
Swantek
Netherlands
Watertown
Diffley
Campbell Demonstrates Fitness For Return To Lineup
Blues Campbell, just released from Boston hospital four days ago, showed sharp batting practice against the White Sox at League Park. He launched three drives over the right field wall and lined several others, indicating his leg strength is improving and he could rejoin the lineup soon.
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Campbell
O. K. Ouevaluand
White Sox
Boston
League Park
Yesterday's hero helps Browns sweep series in ninth inning
Rogers Hornsby, managing the Browns, delivered a ninth inning pinch single to win and sweep the three game set. The Chatter Boxes of Corry defeated St Edwards 19 to 5 in mushball Saturday at the Pair grooms. Batteries: Boxes Jordan and Gree. St Edwards Teddy and Rusty.
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Rogers Hornsby
Gt. Loula Browns
Thotie
Browns
Corry
St. Hdwards
Grooms
Jordan
Gree
St. Edwards
Teddy
Rusty
Outdoor meets planned by city sportsmen
Sportsmen of the city will participate in outdoor small bore rifle shoots tomorrow and Friday evenings to qualify for a four man NRA postal match team. Large fields at Corry Rod and Gun Club range posted scores include Knapp 99 100 99 100 308 and Patterson 99 100 99 99 297 with George Patterson Whitney Aldmy and R Paterson among participants.
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National Rifle Association
Corry
Memorial Day
Fogle
Igeorge Patterson
Whitney
Aldmy
R. Patterson
Golfing Season Opens at Corry Country Club Memorial Day
The Corry Country Club opened the golf season with a Memorial Day event drawing a large crowd. Over thirty players joined the blind bogey tournament led by Leo Hoylen, Howard Sheen, and Stanley Anderson with 74 net scores, and the two-ball Scotch-Foursome saw Mary Elizabeth Gillette pair with Anderson for 109. Dr. and Mrs. HH Harmon took second with 110 as Cassis Sears, Mervin Nast, and Harry Horner of Pittsburgh won yesterday’s event.
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Corry Gountry
Leo Hoylen
Howard Sheen
Stanley Anderson
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
HH. Harmon
Cassis Sears
Mervin Nast
Herry Horner
Pittsburgh
America's Olympic Team Over Confident
Philadelphia June 1 United Press reports Lawson Robertson head coach of the American track and field team warns that hopefuls risk disaster in Berlin if their enthusiasm becomes overconfidence. He recalls 1928 Amsterdam and 1932 Berlin teams and says mental and physical readiness will decide the unofficial title with possible gains only in high jump and broad jump.
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United Press
Philadelphia
America
Berlin
Lawson Robertson
United States
Robertson
Amsterdam
U. of Pennsylvania
Strub to Clash With Gallos Friday Night
Promoter Louie Norman will stage his last indoor light card of the season next Friday at the Auditorium. Maxie Strub, Eric’s junior welterweight, meets Lou Jalios, Greek lightweight champion from New York, in a 10 round headline bout. Norman also cards three other contests on the program.
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Erin
Louie Norman
Ight Cava
Maxie Strub
Eric
Lou Jalios
New York City
Strub
Jallos
Norman x
Australia Favored 3-1 to Defeat America in Davis Cup
In Germantown Pa on June 1 spectators expected Australia to clinch the Davis Cup by Sunday, needing only Adrian Quist to beat Budge or Jack Crawford to defeat Allison after Quist and the doubles win over Budge and Mako set Australia two matches ahead in the U S tie.
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Fhiladel Peta
America
Germantown Cricket Club
Australia
Adrian Quist
Wilner Aligon
California
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
Quist
Budge
Jack Crawford
Allison
Detroit Tigers Weigh Option for Toe Sullivan
Detroit June 1 Manager Mickey Cochrane said Toe Sullivan the Tigers only left handed pitcher would be sent on option either to the Toledo Mudhens or the Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association.
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Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Toe Sullivan
Detroit Tiger
Eiher
Toledo Madhens
Milwaukee Brewers
Want Games for Lake Shore League Brie Team
The Sanitary Farms Dairy in Brie seeks games with teams in Corry. For scheduling contact Richard Cooney at 404 Lincoln Avenue, Brie, Pennsylvania.
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Sanitary Farms Dairy Bisntant
Lake Shore
Brie
Corry
Richard Cooney
Lincoln Avenue
Cellar Berth Squads Defeat Giants Tigers
Brooklyn Dodgers and St Louis Brownies, cellar rivals, surge to beat the New York Giants and Detroit Tigers as pennant contenders stumble. Yankees win 5-4 in 12. Cardin als beat Reds 12 innings. Al Smith drives Giants’ loss. Hornsby fuels Browns’ sweep.
Polish Track Star Tops Erie Meet
A large Erie city track and field meet drew 6000 fans at Erie Stadium on Friday night. Strong Vintent High School, led by Jimmy Callista and Bob Hutchings, won with 54 points, East High 35, Academy 25, Tech 20, while Miss Stella Walsh, now in Cleveland, won the 100 meter dash in 11.6 seconds, surpassing her own 11.8 mark from 1933.
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Stella
Walsh
Erie City
Erie Stadium
Vintent High School
Jimmy Callista
Bob Hutchings
East High
Academy
Tech
Miss Walsh
Cleveland
Corry High Baseball Coach Picks Beavers Power Outlet
Beaver Squad Coach Russ Byler of Corry High selects his strongest outlet at practice. The squad drills in preparation for tomorrow afternoon’s game against Youngsville High. The event is scheduled to start at 4115 Olclocie.
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Russ Byler
Corry High
Beaver
Younngsville High
Baseball Scores And Games Page Highlights
Yesterday's scores show Cleveland 7 over Chicago 5 and New York 5 over Boston 4 in 12 innings. St Louis beat Detroit 14 to 10 while St Louis 8 Cincinnati 7 in 12 innings. Chicago 8 beat Pittsburgh 7 in 10 innings with Boston 6 Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 4 and New York 2. Today no games scheduled.
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
National St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Von
Mad
City Softball League Meeting Tonight
Managers of the City Soft Ball League will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Kora Smax to draw up the schedule and adopt rules. Teams signaling entry include Korn Smax Corry Wholewall Carter's Railroaders EastEnders Stanford Hose. others contacted were the Corry Jamestown Ray monds and Aero Supply. Applications were distributed to enroll team numbers.
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Kora Smax
Korn Smax
Corry Wholewall
Carter's Railroaders
EastEnders
Stanford Hose
Corry-Jamestown
Raymonds
Aero Supply
Campaign to raise funds for Hast Main grounds fence
Aero Supply Athletic Association officials say their weekend fundraising drive for a fence around Hast Main grounds shows strong support. They expect to reach the needed amount by week’s end and will begin field repairs. City League plans may add a fourth team, and efforts to bring back local players from out of town clubs are underway to form a strong independent squad.
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We Sewly
Aero Supply Athletic Association
Main Sur
Corry
Room 6 Undefeated In Intramural League Finish
Room 6 remained undefeated as the High School Intramural League concluded with a 10-7 win over Room 1 on Friday. Standings show Room 6 atop the table with no losses, while Room 1 and other rooms posted mixed results and one game was cancelled.
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Room
Pasepan
Pinal
MLB
Corry to Meet St Joseph's in Season Second Game
Corry at Titusville St Edward's High school gilb inc lades Titusville this afternoon to meet St Joseph's of that city in the second game of the season for the locals. The Corryites deflated the Queen City aggregation in a game here earlier in the season by a 3 1 score.
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Corry
Titusville
St. Edward's High School
Gilb
Fragmented crossword puzzle clues and garbled entries
The page shows a damaged daily crossword with scattered clues and misspelled words. Across and down entries are incomplete and interwoven with garbled letter sequences, making it impossible to determine full grid solutions or standard clue phrasing.
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Wallop Sherman
Meyer
Buffalo—Oilers
Union City
Cornelles
Petillo
Rose
Horn
Que
Ree Smiethport
Sykes and Snyder, Cassett and Rog
UNION
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Crandall
Sproveri
Corrytes
RHR
Popovitch
Syd
Carr, Sedloch, and Shoemaker
Warren
Fike Peterson
Warren Huler
Jamestown
High Star
Knapp
Patterson Post
G. Patterson
Austalia
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Hornsby
Tribe
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Leslie Avery
Brooklyn Dodgers
St Louis Breayna
Casey Stengel
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Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Pete Appleton
Dizzy Dean
Cincinnati Reds
Stewe Martin
al Smith
Carl Hubbell
van Mungo
Ethan Allen
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carleton
Suhr
Brubaker
Démaree
Boston Bees
Philadelphia Phillies
Wally Berger
Danny MacFayden
Itmwas MacFayden
Erie
Vincent
Beaver Squad
City Softball League
Aero A. A
Daily Cross
Benin
Suratehas
Malta
Jie
Ufo Aig
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