Byler reshapes Corry team as field work advances
Work progresses on fencing for East Main Street grounds while Aero Supply leaders back a fund drive. Corry High football under coach Russ Byler plans lineup shifts due to graduations, moving two or three lettermen from the line into backfield spots. Oswego leads Canadian-American League after a 9-4 record, with Diffley batting .286 and Swantek among top hitters. Fishermen anticipate July 1 opening of black bass season, plus other summer fishing and local baseball notes. Union City hosts Franklin and Albion, while Antoniles visit Pennsylvania league action.
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Woman hunts Indian bones in Des Moines job ad
Des Moines woman Frances Halliday prefers excavation of Pueblo Indian ruins in Arizona over housework. A brief notice seeks a middle aged woman for horsework with a small family, care of Journal at A. B. address, 18.
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Open at Baltusrol Sparks Controversy Over Course, Fees
Henry McLemore reports from Baltusrol in Springfield New Jersey where the U S Open rounds stir debate on course setup and pricing. Players complain of softened greens and high fees as fans push for low scores while pundits predict future Open venues including Oakland Hills and a Northwestern site for the amateur. Runyan Mangrum and Clark lead after round one as weather threatens the record 286.
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National Open tightens as players surge into second round
By George Kirkley Shringfield New Jersey June a the national open moved into the second round at Baltusrol today with BY players hunching six strokes in the closest scramble in its 40 year history. Four years ago at Oakmont one player Butch Krueger a semi pro homer from Broil Wisconsin broke par as 14 players riddled par in yesterday sprint. The pendulum swung with such contrast that 81 players out of field of 108 starters were clustered.
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Local Golfers Lead Open Field In Opening Round
Ted Luther, Youngstown pro, fired 37 41 78 in the U S Open at Springfield New Jersey with nine strokes behind the leaders. Barrett Melvin Franklin amateur opened 40 41 81 amid rain. A 89 three under par tied for 3rd as Paul Runyan Ray Mangrum Clarence Clark led the second round. Johnny Revolto Henry Picard and others trailed by one stroke in a crowded six plus co leaders. Obscured was Sam Parks Jr who carded 76 and remains in contention. Officials moved tee-markers up on long holes, raising questions about fairness for the early low scores. The field likely to require at least 150 to reach the final 35 holes on Saturday. Toronto by law upholds pedestrians may cross any street regardless of signals.
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Bronxville
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Hollywood
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Yesterday's Scores and Today's Games Summary
Yesterday's scores listed for American league teams with Detroit 18, Philadelphia 9, Chicago 16, New York 3, Boston 4, Cleveland 3, St. Louis 6, Washington 2. National league scores show Chicago 8, New York 5, Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 7, Boston 5, Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 3. International results include Newark 4, Rochester 3, Baltimore 3, Montreal 2, Albany 10, Buffalo 0. Today’s schedule has Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati, New York at St. Louis.
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Coach Young Temple Joins Snatch Campaign
Edward Slip Madigan of St Marys College announced reinforcements in the effort to stop major league clubs from siphoning high school and college athletes. R Stuart Pep Yount Temple baseball coach sent a statement opposing the clubs saying they cut their own throats and that college teams are often led by former major leaguers who speed up a players development.
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Yesterday's Hero Johnny Whitehead Shuts Down Yankees
Johnny Whitehead, pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, delivered a stellar outing by holding the heavy hitting Yankees to tour hits, earning acclaim as yesterday's hero for his dominant performance on the mound.
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Beavers defeat Youngsville 3 2 in pitching duel
Corry High School Beavers edged Youngsville Red and White 3 to 2 at Youngsville in a pitching duel. Bert Taylor allowed four hits while Lee Sitler fanned seven for Youngsville. Corry plated all three runs in the third inning, and Youngsville got their two in the fourth. Youngsville had previously beaten Corry earlier in the season. Details include line scores and player notes from both teams.
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National Open Golf Lead Shared by Mangrum and Ghezn
In Springfield New Jersey on June 5 Ray Mangrum of Pittsburgh and Victor Ghezn of Deal New Jersey shared the halfway lead in the 40th National Open with 31-hole totals of 16 under par. Other scores include Denny Shute 93 30 89 141 Johnny Farrell 237 48 150 Mornie Dutra 35 40 75 150 Ted Luther 40 36 75.
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Unclear catalog of brands and prices from ad snippet
A fragmented newspaper ad lists various consumer items with small prices including Lucky Tiger, Maro Oil, Cash Soap, Dr West toothpaste, Listerine Paste, and Centurine Pond. The text is an OCR fragment with mismatched punctuation and partial product names.
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Chisox Rally Past Yankees in 16 to 3 Win
Leslie Avery reports a lopsided 16 to 3 victory as the Chicago White Sox overpower the New York Yankees with strong pitching by Johnny Whitehead and timely hits from the Sox lineup. Boston and Detroit also win, tightening AL standings.
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Allen Goes Berserk After Losing Game
Cleveland Trillana pitcher Allen allegedly caused a disturbance early Thursday morning. He reportedly overturned furniture in a hotel lobby, attempted to grab a fire extinguisher, climbed a stepladder, and threw items while employees were affected. Mallinger Steve O'Neil intervened and imposed discipline.
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Early Baseball Standings and Results Across the League
Dean pitched limited innings but allowed a late Dodger surge scoring two runs in the eighth. Lou Warneke and the Cubs beat the Giants 8 to 6 as Chicago pounded 18 hits off four pitchers. Ott homered twice for the Mets, yet New York could not overcome Chicago. Pittsburgh edged Boston 5 to 2 to tighten third place. Waner had two hits, Blanton earned his third win. Bees drop to fourth as Reds Top Phillies 5 to 3.
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