Worryites and Olympians Dominate Latest Sports Notes
Olympic tryouts final yielded a record breaker Duke Kahanamoku and brother Sam third, while Johnny Wehrwutler set a new Olympic mark. Boxing cards featured Charley OConnell versus Jimmy Sacco and Midket Kilburn against Tomm y Ryan. Oil City sports reported strong football and basketball receipts, with local clubs preparing for future showdowns and a Western Pennsylvania basketball official slate announced.
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Boxing card planned for June 20 in Corry
Corry Boxing Commission in a luncheon at Hotel Phognis set Friday evening June 0 as the date for the next card Peewee Smith of Buffalo and Kay Lundberg of Jamestown chosen as main event principals in an all star program to help the club clear a deficit. Commission members agree to sell springride tickets to finance the card and meet the ten round bout. Radiator Johnny may appear if he desires to restore backing with promoters after a prior defeat. More details to come as ticket sales proceed.
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Regular Horseshoe Games and League Notes
Regular horseshoe pitching games in the American League on Journal courts ended with Tannery 60, Turnbuckle 45, Kuots 48, Mohawk 50, Corrys James town forfeited to Aver Cup Works 31, Lansto Painters 22. National League resumes Monday. Keefer leads in points. Sullivan and Kester tied for throwing fingers. Four members of Fiie Bastigh’s basketball squad to depart this month. Captain Del Butler, Moore, Motsch and Anderson, Lee, Clouter, Newcamp, Don Gromacki remain for 1924-25. Gus Anderson to coach. Hadley’s Mercersburg Academy set a new record with nine hits against Pennsylvania State Forestry Academy. only putout was by the catcher on a play at first base. Page notes Pat McLytty among leading American leaguers today.
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Corry Club Opens Home Season With Irvington Game
Corry baseball returns home tomorrow at East Washington street grounds facing Irvington in the opener. Manager Bachomer plans a practice night update and a lineup to be announced after tonight's session. Charley Crier aims to play. DeLury brothers expected tonight to join Villagers for the Irvington clash.
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Letters Awarded to High School Athletes
The High School awarded letters to athletes for their efforts in basketball and track. Captains Duff, Maloney, Heath, Gretzler, and others were honored, with track students Fleming, Haskins, Gretaler, Maloney, Rags, and Netsor also recognized. Six athletes received track shoes emblematic of their on track feats during the season.
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Baseball Scores and Highlights From Yesterday’s Action
Yesterday’s games featured Letroit catcher Bander tipping Peck’s bat in a tense rally as Washington tallied five more runs, Chicago Cubs beat the GIsuits with two homers and fast plays including a steal of home, St Louis Crowns tied the Red Sox with a 5-2 win, Washington and Detriot racked up free hitting, Daisy Vance’s pitching aided the Dodgers over Pittsburgh, Tom Shochan earned his sixth win in seven starts against the Braves, and Reds defeated the Phils 2-0. Home run leaders include Fournier Ken Williams and Hartnett among others across leagues.
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Girls, Is No Use No Woman Can Keep From Tooking Old
A fragmented line of text notes a humorous observation about aging and appearance, mentioning a bobbed hairstyle and the idea that women feel the pressure to look young. The wording is unclear, but the piece reads as a light biased aside on fashion and age.
Fragmentary note hints at identity and work status
The readable lines suggest a person identified as Shiftleco Pass Nothing discussing tone and fitness on the job. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes, making a concrete summary difficult.
Klatsch Leads Inter-Class Novice Meet with Strong Showings
Elchel from Hah school stars as he wins half mile and 440 yard dash and vaults, taking second in broad jump and aiding Klasch’s strong showing. Sophomores win interclass meet with 43 points, freshmen second with 20, juniors third with ten as lunch events and field contests yield several records. Mitt and Kareyin tie for second in points with 16 each, Kareyin taking the fast dash win and Pitt 400 runner-up in the shot put.
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National League Results and Standings
National League results yesterday show Chicago over New York and Brooklyn, Pittsburgh defeating Cincinnati, and Philadelphia beating St. Louis. Standings list New York 18-6 and Pittsburgh 22-5 atop the circuit, with Boston, Chicago, and Philadelphia trailing as games back. Today's schedule features Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at New York, and St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
Major league results show Washington defeating St Louis 7 to 2 while Boston edged Cleveland 21 with New York beating Detroit 28 15 Detroit and Washington split a double header and Philadelphia beat Milwaukee. Today's slate includes Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Chicago and St Louis versus Justin at St Louis.
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Yesterday's Home Run Hitters Named in Brief Report
A compact sports item lists hitters Fournier with the Dodgers Hartnett and Goslin of the Senators Surte and the Cubs. No game details or dates are provided in the fragment.
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