Corry Independents Face Damestown in Late Afternoon Tilt
Corry Independents prepare for a home game against Damestown Orioles at 7:00 in the afternoon on the Fast Washing street grounds. Greenine’s squad looks to improve offense while relying on improved defense and pitching depth, with Craker and Debury back in contention for Saturday’s lineup amid a stretch of weak local bats. The piece notes recent wins by nearby teams, entry plans for two mile races, and results from recent Meadville outings, including Stub Kinniss’s homer and a Meadville victory 4 to 2 as Mushhall league season nears opening delayed by a week.
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Cardinal Attacks Present-Day Styles
United Press reports a pastoral letter from Cardinal Ascalesi condemning modern women’s fashions. He denounces form fitting and revealing dress as immoral, calls it a sign of moral decline, and attacks society for defending such styles as modest. The pontiff urges adherence to traditional attire and modesty.
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Tunney Aims to Beat Gibbons and Dempsey
Heavyweight champion Tunney expresses confidence he will defeat Tom Gibbons in the St Paul bout at the Polo Grounds and believes the winner could claim the title ahead of Dempsey. He trains hard, expects a knockout if Gibbons opens up, and argues he is bigger and stronger with experience to win.
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National League Yesterday's Results Snapshot
Yesterday's NL results show St. Louis beating Cincinnati 7 to 5 and Philadelphia defeating Boston 5. Standings reflect New York atop with 98 games won and 18 losses. Upcoming games include Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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American League Scores and Odd Fragments Reported
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Teams Clash in Featured MLB Schedule Today
St. Louis visits Cleveland as Philadelphia faces Boston and Washington challenges New York. Other clubs have no games scheduled today.
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Baseball Roundup Hits and Misses on Yesterday's Scores
Hal Meusel belted his 16th homer as the Yankees beat the Senators 4 to 2 in a late inning save. Allaire fueled the White Sox win over Detroit, Red Soriano limited Philly to 10 hits as Howard Ehmke notched his first win. Timms Ring kept the Braves in check as the Phillies won 4 to 4. The Browns halted a slide, Indians stopped a losing streak, and Lew Dickerman twirled four hitters as the Reds defeated the Reds 7 to 0.
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Trapped by Fire Man Leaps to Death in Newark Fire
June 4 Newark resident Harry England leaped to his death from a fourth floor window when trapped by fire in a loft building. Fire crews arrived within minutes and attempted rescue but England did not survive the plunge.
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McFarLane Holds Lead at Worcester Golf Meet
Willie MacParlane of Oak Ridge led after a strong nine holes at Worcester, finishing with a one stroke advantage amid a tense chase by Johnny Farrell and Francis Ouimet. Leaders listed include MacParlane 215 and Farrell 211 with several others tied in the field.
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Philadelphia divers survive 135 foot bridge plunge
June and Jim, two Philadelphia residents, yesterday survived a 135 foot fall from a Delaware River bridge into the water. A passerby or bystander helped, one man suffered a sprained wrist and minor burns while another was uninjured. The incident began with a mistaken call for a swim and ended in a risky high dive record attempt.
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Mistaken Identity Blamed in Local Incident
A garbled report outlines a confusion over identity tied to a local event. It mentions individuals and places in unclear terms, with reference to a misattributed action and subsequent attempts to clarify who was involved. The fragmentary text hints at an investigation or correction by unnamed authorities.
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