Amateurs Face Boxing Standstill and Wide Sports Notes
Amateur boxing in the city remains at a standstill as promoters quarrel over ownership and equipment costs. Corry High School gains a new coach amid few standout athletes from the Class of ’35. Mrs. Helen Wills Moody advances in a comeback tennis bid in England. Corry golfers praise the local course after a regional tournament. Nearly 40 colleges expected for the Central Intercollegiate Outdoor Track and Field championships at Marquette, with Indiana University leading the 1924 standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School
Merton Fitch
John Sayka
George Sprovers
Fitch
Sayka
Sprovers
Helen Wills Moody
California
Foyer
Misa Pamela Morrigan
England
Marquette University Stadium
Une Middlewest
Indiana University
Marquette
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Wiscotly Sin
Kamm Accepts Tribe Offer as Ball Scout
Gloveland Imlkms baseman CLBVinume aie guy Tain has accepted President Alyin Bradley’s offer to become a scout for the Tlans. New duties place Win on the West Coast as Kamm receives unconditional release from the Indians amid controversy involving Kinelt and Manager Walter Johnson.
Four Team Loop Plans Park Fence and Ruling Revisions
Corry City Baseball League will continue with four teams including weaker squads the All Way Electrics and Corry Jamestown. They may recruit bell players beyond five miles if semi professional, and may relax the twelve man rule to boost rosters toward Teague Teachers. A plan to build an eight foot fence on Washington Street was advanced, with a committee to study cost and funding. D A Hillstrom offered the Washington Street grounds for use, with a caveat if needed. A special meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 11 to announce detailed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry City Baseball League
All-Way Electrics
Corry-Jamestown
Bell
Teagute
Washington Street
Clifford Anderson
Peter Russell
Ralph Carroll
League
William Myers
Myers
D. A. Hillstrom
Palatka Baseball Club Managerial Interest Sent to Babe Ruth
June 5 Palatka Wa George Herman Ruth still has a chance to manage. A telegram signed by Jeff Emerson, Palatka North Florida League manager, asked if Ruth would consider managing Palatka Baseball Club. Prairie Baresai, Corry player, once belonged to Palatian squad before joining Daytona Beach teams.
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Palatka
George Herman Rul
Jeff Emerson
Palatka Baseball Club
Prarie Baresai
Corry
Daytona Beach
Pease to Meet O10 Boxer at Jamestown
Irving Pease of Oronte, middleweight champion, will clash in a five round event at Celoron Park in Jamestown opening outdoor show of the season presented by the Fenton A A. A. Dettman has defeated Al Palmer of Cleveland recently, who represented Ohio in the national championships at St Louis and holds the Buckeye state title. The winner is promised a bout with Lloyd Marshall here on June 24, with Marshall already having accepted.
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Jamestown
Irving Pease
Oronte
Fenton A.A
Celoron Park
Dettman
al Palmer
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
Buckeye
Lloyd Marshell
Marshall
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
Yesterday results show American League games with St Louis over Chicago 11 to 1 and Boston 3 over Washington 2. National League tallies include Chicago 10 over Cincinnati 2 and Pittsburgh 9 over St Louis 9. Today features Chicago at St Louis and several cross league matchups across cities like Philadelphia New York and Boston.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Washington
National Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Brooklyn
Philadelphis
New York Press
Jimmy McDermott
Eddie, Guerra
Dave
Casson
al Ragone
Johnny’ Mauro
Pete D'Agata
Peekskill
Nic
Louis Pisano
Jimmy Lorenzo
AL Dismisnd
Paterson
N. J
Sol Dukelsky
Patrick Henry
Marlon
Ind
Joe Kleke
Joe Cleslak
Mill ‘Waukes
Cowboy Logan
Dallas
Tex
United Brethren Face Presbyterians In Top Softball Clash
Lutherans and Presbyterians lead the Inter Church Mush ball League tied for top spot amid Friday play. The Methodists forfeited to Presbyterians at Fair Grounds, while United Brethren beat Salvation Army 6 to 4 on East Main. Upcoming Friday sees Lutherans versus Presbyterians and Salvation Army versus Columbia at Fair Grounds.
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Fair Grounds
United Brethren
Salvation Army
East Main Street
Brady
Jordan
Green
Columbia
Yesterday's Hero Hartnett Drives Cubs Past Reds 10-2
Leo Hartnett nicknamed Gabby for his highlight reel performance as Cubs catcher. He drove in six runs with a home run a triple and a single helping Chicago defeat Cincinnati 10-2.
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Leo
Gabby) Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Blanton Defeats Dizzy Dean to Run Win Streak
Pirates rookie Cy Blanton outpitched Dizzy Dean 9-5 as Pittsburgh moved within half a game of St Louis. Joe Medwick went 4 for 4 including a triple, while Dean dropped to 6-5 with his fifth loss. Gabby Hartnett powered Cubs past Reds 10-2 with a homer and six RBIs.
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George Kirksey
United Press
York
Joe Medwick
Fox
Frankie Frisch
Medwick
Marvin Owen
Detroit
Dizzy
Joe
Triple
Pirates
Dean
Derrell
Cy) Blanton
Pittsbburgh
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Blanton
Roy Parmelee
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Paul Derringer
Reds
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Hartnett
Roy Henshaw
Cubs
Southpaw
Wesley
Ferrell
Johnny Whitehead
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Golf Stars Push Off at Oakmont Tomorrow
United Press reports top golf stars preparing for the National Open at Oakmont. Gené Sarazen emerged as favorite while Joseph Q. Unknown and others tune up on the famed course. Weather softened greens but players aimed for early afternoon sessions and a potential 18 hole playoff if ties arise. In baseball, Oscar Melillo’s single drove in the winner as the St Louis Browns beat the Chicago White Sox 11 to 1, reshaping standings as rain halted remaining games.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Oakmont
America
Gené Sarazen
Joseph Q
al Caignant
Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Sid Brews
Johannesburg
South Africa
Henry Picard
Hershey
Merion
Billy Burke
George von Him
Toledo
Washington
Oscar ‘Melillo
St. Louis Brown
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Irving Burns
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Andy
Yankees
Hines Repeats Luther Trial Feat at Oakmont Open
Jimmy Hines of the New York delegation stunned the field at the National Open in Oakmont by holing out a 164 yard No. 43 hole in one with a No. 5 iron. This marked the second straight year a hole in one occurred in the preliminary rounds, echoing Ted Luther’s ace at Merion last year.
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Pittsburgh
Jimmy Hines
New York
Oakmont
Merion
Ted Luther
Valley Heights
Refuse Convict Ball Rights Refuse Convict Ball Rights
A professional baseball czar in the South blocked Alabama bound outfielder Pitts from joining the Albany Senators after release from Sing Sing, with Tadge W G Bramham declaring the association opposed to playing an ex convict. The notice also mentions a rental inquiry for a house at 828 Essex Street and a contact at 1h East Bond Street.
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Alabama
Pitts
Albany
International
United Press New York
South
Albany Senators
International League
Sing Sing
Tadge W. G. Bramham
Essex Street
East Bond Street
Bahram Wins Epsom Derby In Record Crowd
Bahram the heavy favorite wins the 156th Epsom Derby before about 500000 fans at the Downs. Robin Goodfellow second and Field Trial third. Freddy Fox rode the winner as rain slicked the track and Bahram closed with a burst in the stretch to prevail.
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Bahram
Epsom Downs
Robin Goodfellow
United Press
Age Khan
Sir Ate Bulley
Lord Astor
Wield
Trie
Freddy Fox
Batrars
Lord Glan Jey
Scream
Post Politiol
Pry
First Son
Screamer
Fox
No Games Scheduled In City Or Nearby Opens
No games are listed for Wednesday with no local or visiting teams in the city. Tony Joy and Murray R. Olds traveled to Pittsburgh this morning to participate in the national open golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Joy
Murray R. Olds
Pittsburgh
Frenc h tru Corry tributes and family notices mixed
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a French and chalked up names, a heavy emphasis on a decoration case, and a family funeral or farewell event. Mentions include Mr and Mrs with various surnames Vander ted, Raym, Warren, and a newborn infant son. The exact event is unclear but seems obituary or family notices within a local paper.
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Jek Vander
Hany
Glen
Raym
An Warren
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Kamm
Building Board
Baressi
Ruth
Pease
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Rochester
Newark
Baltimore
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U. Buffalo
Montreal
L. A
Scribe
Gene Sarazen
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hines
Luther
Tiedah
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Tru
Sonay
Corpus
Henr
Aay
Anns
Hitt
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