Enclosed Field Needed Here for Wallace Bout Promising
Enclosed field needed for outdoor sports is a long-standing issue in Corry. Local efforts to stage baseball and football show crowds insufficient to cover costs without a fence around the Junior High field. Plans hinge on securing a closed venue, with notable attention on the Bojarski Wallace bout and a forthcoming outdoor show in the 1932 season.
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ficjorski-Wallace
Ihea
Coney
Shuy
Corry
Gunglas
Somlastia
Oakland Beach golf tourney draw grows crowded
The Mesdville Tribune Republican reports practice and entries for the second annual Oakland Beach golf tournament led by Ted Later and Luther, with Corry’s fate unsettled and a field expanding as players from Western Pennsylvania to New York and Ohio prepare for a 72 hole chase.
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Oakland Beach
Joe Shater
Mesdville Tribune Republican
George Thompson
Youngtons
Depres
Justi
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Chikaga Ree
Tyig
Pittsburgh
Oakland Cincinnati
Broklyn
Phildelphia Sie
Slive
Fred Baroni
Luther
Johnny Capablanco
Meadville
Edinboro
Tony Jey
Luther So
Currys ‘Thompson
Jack Cawsey
Erie
City Tennis Championship Entries Near Close
Entries for the city tennis championship will close on Saturday June 11. The event features singles and doubles with all titles at stake and is to be staged here in the near future. Local players are urged to enter promptly.
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Ginglis
Entry blank for 1932 tennis tournament details
Entry form for the 1932 tennis tournament announces no entry fee due to prevailing conditions. C M Hengst notes readiness for championships and doubles partners must be named by June 11. Rev Gilbert L Baya, 1981 singles champion, recalls a hard five setter over Melvin Copbett on East Main Street courts.
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C. M. Hengst
Associated
MC. A
Elikeles Shad
Ie Doubles
Gilbert L. Baya
The
Presbyterian Church
Melvin Copbett
Patterson Courts
East Main Street
Pomag Ig
Dick” Powers
Hack Wilson Still Playing Through Injury Shatters Dodgers Home Run Record
Former Corry boy Hack Wilson slugged two more homers for Brooklyn despite medical warnings to rest the injured left leg. He and two other Dodgers produced four extra-base hits, but Philadelphia crushed Brooklyn 18 to 7 as Phillies hurler Joe Shaute and others allowed 20 hits including Chick Kein’s homer. The major league slate had no other games yesterday.
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United Press
New York
Hank Wilson
Brooklyn
Hack
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Phillies
Joe Shaute
Babe Phelps
Freddy Helmach
Chick Kein
Hack Wilson
Bracken Wins Initial Olympic Trials Hurdles
Dan Bracken of Seattle and University of Washington advanced to the semifinals of the Olympic tryouts after a standout 400 meter hurdles race at the Northwest Olympic trials. His performance impressed Northwest observers, with Bracken’s effort described as phenomenal and possibly the greatest single event of the meet. Bracken, a noted Husky hurdler, has earlier shown strength in 110 meter hurdles and 220 low hurdles, and his semifinal qualification hints at a strong Olympic prospects for the Washington athlete.
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Dan Bracken
Herbert Bracken
Seattle
Wash
Bracken
University of Washington
Seattle Daily "Times
Young Bracken
America
Ban Bracken
Northwest
Cansidere
Los Angeles
Forthern
Pacitie
Lord Bingley
Great Britain
Amsterdam
Hawe Ge
Helus
Rani
Morgan Taylor
United States
Latt
Loomis
Lord Burghley
Dhurdle
Herry Hillman
al Dartmouth
Hillman
Hoch
Kane Boy Badly Injured After Fall in Kane
June report from Summit Hospital says 10 year old Kane Hayes son of Mia and Velma Heyes of 13 Clay Street sustained a fractured skull after falling from a tree while playing with two friends Molly Starr and Donald Pott near the old homestead east of town. His condition was listed as serious.
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Joane
Warren Hayes
Mia
Velma Heyes
Clay Street
Radin
Molle Starr
Donald Pott
Ixmne
Hayes Hoy
Polynesia name origins in ancient Greek terms
A fragment discusses the term Polynesia and its public usage, listing island groups such as Hawaii New Zealand and Samoa. It traces the name to a Greek root meaning many islands, though the text contains spelling distortions and unclear phrases.
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Polynesia
Eludins
Hawaii
Soy Zealand
Chatham Islands
Hapnut
Estar Islands
Marquesas
Narotonga
Tahlil ‘Une Aioli
Samoa
Ones
Tyee
Wo Hung
Polys
Mauy Thal Vyncis
Ishend
Luther medalist leads Pittsburgh district in national open qualifier
Ted Luther, medalist and former West Penn open champion, led a field of 30 pros and 13 amateurs from five states at Oakmont Country Club in Pittsburgh for seven national open berths. Luther fired 147 to edge Sam Parks Jr and Monty Grovetta, with strong scores from Wheeling and Westmoreland entrants. only five broke 80 on both rounds.
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Fe Luther
Cory Country Club
Pittsburgh
Valley ‘Heights
Luther
Lundory
Comy
Eli P
Gakimont Country Club Eatire
Bent Taggart
Pittsburgh Post-Gazetta
Oakmont Country Club
Fresh Meadow
Wheeling
Tad Luther
Oakland Beach
Schenley
Valley Heights Country Club
Ab Oukman
Radgr Dowett
Vincenbldred
Highland
Pete O'Hara
Holler
Westmoreland Country
Parks
Amateur Qualifiers Set for Oil City Open Tourney
Amateurs will 116 qualify to compete in Oil City for the City Tourney in the Open Tourney. Gamble, an Olympic boxing champion, eyes first-round action at the Knights of Columbus in Oil City as the Golden Belt championships begin. The New York Open golf field grows with 116 qualifiers vying for 11 open spots at Flushing Meadows starting June 23.
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Oil
Tony Gamble
Erie
Flushing
Columbus
Auditorina
A. Cys
Wony
Iynemost
Gamble
Los Angeles
Nestradi
Toeal
Toyy
United Press
New York
Himn Dre
Bobby Crmbkshybie
Port Mimmiond
N. Y
Sim
Aeros Capture Victories in Erratic Night of Ball
The report describes chaotic matches where Anew Supply teams won amid chaotic play and a postponed contest. Arcade defeated Phalanx 22 to 6 and later beat Kiystdis, while Corry Jamestown performed in a disrupted service cut event.
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Gorresauenun
Anew
Rumnaway Gazaeain & Pegulding
Arcade
Phalanx
Kiystdis
Corry-Jamestown
Amare
Bettie
Memories of a crooked Columbus bout in boxing lore
United Press report recalls Harry Brtle's death and a 1920s bout in Columbus involving Joe Jacobs and Mike McTigue. The column blends gossip with a colorful recounting of Stribling, McTigue, and referee Ertle, highlighting alleged rigging, gun-toting crowds, and a controversial draw decision.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Harry Brtle
New Jersey Athletic Commission
Brtle
Ertle
Courtey
Joe Jacobs
Mike McTigue
Georgia
Jacobs
Farts
Rght
Columbus
Stribling
Will Stribling
Dempsey
Pita
Corbett
Mike
Harry
McTigan
Pine Trece
Junobe
Battle of Columbus
Sta- Tighe
Stirling
Hibtle
Rile
Joo Noike
Boxing Scoring Shake Up Sparks Call to Right a Wrong
A boxing scene unfolds as Mo Tigue defeats Str Jing six rounds to four, prompting a dramatic decision by Helle to reverse his verdict for the third time. The Pullman ride and scorecard chatter frame a controversial moment in the bout.
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Pullman
Helle
Mo Tigue
Dirly Siiple
The Big Five Home Run Parade
Babe Huth and Hach Wilson starred with two homers apiece while Low Seyeg and Bil Tense contributed key hits. KemMUMtlNg added three runs batted in as Fein Tna Spit provided supporting offense in a strong team display.
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Babe Huth
Low Seyeg
Oenlite
Bil
Lille
Hach Wilson
Kemmumtlng
P Fein
Corry Ev Publictied D serene ALD, Arthur Coleen ational Adve
A garbled OCR fragment appears to report on automobile incidents and safety concerns. It references the District of Colum bia and casualties, with figures suggesting 435 in personal injury and 52,700 dollars in damages, amid discussions of traffic safety and vehicle defects. The text is fragmented and includes stray phrases about safe driving and construction.
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Corry
Serene
Arthur
Tribune
Paoan Seco
Carrier
Itteen Centravertising
Fred
For asets 1st 8 wt Mucl by ¢
A terse, fragmentary note appears to reference early asset figures and weights with coded shorthand. The incomplete text offers few identifiable names, places, dates, or concrete figures to ground a clear summary.
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Corry Independents
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Joy
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