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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
5
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New York June 6 Rev Rey arly Hansom of Bethel African Methodist condemns racial framing of the boxing match. He argues the contest is between two Americans not a racial struggle and urges colored ministers to focus on character and merit rather than race in sports.
The Corry Crescents beat the Red Stars of Union City 6 to 4 Saturday afternoon. Sullivan pitched a star game with one walk and 11 strikeouts. Gretzler hit a two-bagger with two singles, Sullivan added a two-base hit, and Dempsey Clark and Lyon each drove in a run. Dane Craker fielded well, McClean of Union City made a notable backward catch in the fourth. The game was clean with no disputes, and Corry eyes a rematch against the Red Stars soon.
Sunday games list Montreal and Jersey outcomes with players Tatterias Keefe Dor Mularkey McAllister and others. Weather impacted play with no earned pay. Scranton Albany Binghamton Wilkes Barre Troy and Utica matches noted with scores and venues.
Champion Jack Johnson and manager George Little split after weeks of brewing tension. A Saturday confrontation led to threats, police involvement, and Little ordered to leave training quarters after Johnson asserted his official representation. A crowd of 500 watched sparring and gym stunts as Choynski faced Corbett in exhibition bouts.
Lemuel Lanse, paymaster for a Pittsburg factory, misplaced a ten thousand dollar satchel while reading a baseball scores account. The satchel was recovered by Jobe I Delta of 605 Penn Avenue after noticing it on the street during the observer’s absence.
A Sunday cock fight near Concord three miles west on the Nine railroad featured four matches. Three pits involved birds backed by Union City and Corry sports with a local bout between two in the vicinity. Corry won all three Corry bouts and local sports totaled about $90 in receipts. Union City had offered more money than the local side took in.
Pittsburg reports C V Vann, Arkansas University star, has left for the north to join the Pittsburgs as their new first baseman. The maneuver pools talent from collegiate ranks into the pro ranks as the roster reshuffles for the season.
In a reflective piece the author imagines a time when science of destruction yields to arts of peace. Gains from science will multiply power, create new products, and comfort the masses, elevating the status of reason and common sense in public esteem.
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