Merchants Lose at Titusville in Rained-Out Double
Corry Merchant’s dropped two Erie County League games Saturday at Titusville as showers and soggy fields halted play. Canadahtas exploded for six runs in the sixth, delivering a 7 to 0 defeat to the Merchants, while a later contest with Jupe Plagius ended in a one-sided decision.
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Old Timers Shine Despite Loss in City Sport Notes
In a busy sport page, veterans like Guignon and Bachelter display clout in grounders and backstopping, while Craken and Lathrop show old-time skill. Southern California Trojans dominate a Chicago track meet with 771 points and new records in pole vault and mile. Candietta A. G. tops Merchants 7 to 7, Freddie Faunce shines on the mound, and upcoming baseball and boxing events promise strong summer action around Titusville and Meadville.
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Meet Tuesday to Organize Mushball Loop in City
Officials invite smuzh hall team managers to a Tuesday evening meeting at 7:30 at the Lio Municipal building to organize a mushball loop. The event aims to enroll teams including Lio Alpha, Mi Jpisilion Fraternity, Rayman Mig Co, and others under M C A and Y G A industrial-commercial groups.
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Arlington Classic 5 set for June 18 at Arlington Park
Arlington Classic 5, a one year olds race with purses near 95 000 dollars, is scheduled for June 18 at Arlington Park. Entries include notable horses such as Grand Male Jimestown and Sweep All, with a rich stakes program highlighting the event. The same day St Louis Cardinals blanked the Philadelphia team 1 to 0 in a doubleheader, Hallahan earning a win in relief as Walter Payne heads to Buffalo for a visit with relatives.
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Beavers Defeat Old Timers In $61 Benefit Game
Beavers beat Old Timers 16 to 8 in a Saturday Baurumween benefit at Old Timers stadium for Kenneth Jackson injured in a Warren Corry High game. McCall of the High School announced the proceeds totaled 61 dollars as Maroney started for the veterans and Quinn pitched for the scholastics. The crowd was the season’s largest as Beavers pulled away in the third inning with key hits and strong defensive plays behind Charley Cimber and Craker.
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Corry Golfers Poor Show Against Titusville Team
Titusville Country Club beat Corry 81 to 14 on the local course Saturday. Only 11 Corry players appeared, leaving several Titusville players unopposed. Next Saturday opens the Red and Blue season with planned captaincies to be announced.
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Penn State to Lose Stars by Graduation
State College June 8 Penn State athletic teams will lose the services of 46 letter winners through graduation Usis year has number receiving degrees at the commencement exercises today. One man won letters in three sports and eleven others won letters in two. Sparta Sol Sallaman Marcus Hook captain of the basketball team last winter is the shreesport athlete he also won letters in soccer and baseball. Football track and baseball are hardest hit. The grid squad will lose Umeh and nine others will be out.
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Young Woman Takes Poison in Cleveland Hotel
A richly dressed young woman believed to be Helen Johnadn or Shelden Nelsorch, daughter of a Buffalo railroad man, was found unconscious in a Cleveland hotel on Saturday after reportedly ingesting poison. She initially refused to identify herself to detectives and hospital staff, later providing two names before declining to confirm either.
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Nameless Nine Drop Game At Youngsville
The Nameless Nine from ug city lost 17 to 10 at Youngsville Saturday afternoon as the Brokenstraw Valley combine dominated a free scoring affair. The locals host Union City next Saturday in the second of their series. The Corry boys beat the visitors two weeks ago at Carl Coutes’s venue.
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Papke selects Schmeling win over Stribling
Billy Papke, former champion, watched Max Schmeling’s first defense against Willie Stribling at Cleveland Stadium. Schmeling impressed with head blows and left hooks, and Papke predicted a victory for Schmeling in a later title defense. The bout also featured Schmeling knocking out Ped Loves in the fourth round.
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Outdoor Boxing Card At Branklin Promises Big Night
One of the first outdoor boxing cards of the local season is set for the upper air arena at 13th and Buffalo tonight. Promoter Lou Buck Boxtry presents Alton middleweight Kelly against Joe Walters in the top bout billed as the Negro middleweight championship of Ohio. Other matchups include Billy Brims of Worcester with Indilin Pisser West of Montesson and Tod Smith Canton light heavyweight facing Allen Ssually from Pittsburgh.
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Jackie Fields Withdraws From Bout With Injured Hand
Jackie Fields, age 18, after injuring his hand, withdraws from a scheduled bout with Relampage Saguren in Chicago. Reports note Fields was a former welterweight champion and was to fight at Mille stadium. Additional details are unclear due to damaged text.
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California
Cards Piling Up Strong Lead In Senior Loop
The St. Louis Cardinals pushed a four game lead in the National League pennant race as rival Chicago trials in second place. They split a doubleheader with Brooklyn with a loss 6 to 4 and win 2 to 0, while Chicago moved ahead by defeating the Giants 8 to 3. News from New York reports a tight race with remaining games against New York, Brooklyn, and the Cubs.
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Oakmont Pro Leads Early Open Qualifying Amid Rain
Emil Loeffler Oakmont pro shot a 78 to top the first 18 holes of the Open qualifying at Oakmont Country Club. Wet conditions kept scores high as several contenders posted 80s including J Monroe Hunter and Nelson Zimmerman. The second 18 holes were underway with eight spots for District No. 7 to Toledo in July at stake.
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Open championship qualifiers eye Oakmont as torrential rains hamper play
Ninety-t Loree golfers including 64 professionals and 29 amateurs were to tee off at Oakmont in Pittsburgh for a national open elimination seeking eight Toledo spots. Six states are represented, led by western Pennsylvania with others from Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, Florida and North Carolina. The 36 hole round is expected to yield high scores as soggy turf slows scoring. Local changes may tighten tees by Oakmont officials to counter the conditions.
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Sees Her Fiance Crash To Death
Oakland, June 4 United Press reports Mills Lillebury, 19, watched Sunday as her fiancé Maur Joe Souci, 24, and pilot Mitchell Mitsco witch, 1, were killed when a plane with a small pleasure flight crashed after lifting off. Mills had invited relatives earlier and declined to ride. The aircraft fell from an altitude of 590 feet and plunged into San Sinnero Say.
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Kin of Norma Shearer Personal Crisis Reports With Gun
Marian Bhowrer wister-in-law of Norma Shearer to Montreal after inquest into shooting. Mrs Shearer’s husband, a sound technician at MGM studios, reported to have died by his own hand at a Venice pier shooting gallery on Saturday.
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Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Cities
Results show Washington over Chicago 8 to 1 and Boston top St Lovina 6 to 1. New York defeated Cleveland 5 to 1. Philadelphia defeated Detroit 12 to 2. Cincinnati beat Boston 8 to 2 and then lost 10 to 9 to Boston. Brooklyn and St Louis games listed with partial scores. Chicago beat New York 8 to 3 in 6 innings amid rain.
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Rain Delays Major Sports Card As Weather Forcing Postponements
Chicago meets Washington and St Louis visits Boston in a day packed with American games. Detroit plays Philadelphia while Cleveland faces New York with Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn clashes St Louis and New York hosts Chicago. Philadelphia travels to Pittsburgh. A rain postponement pushes the 100 mile AA automobile race at Ruby Speedway to June 21. Lois Schneider dominates the 600 mile Indianapolis race finishing sixth.
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Academy Lions Capture Track Honors at Erie
The Academy Lions won the Erie track meet with 60 1 2 points, reclaiming the title for the seventh straight year. Strong Vinny, Bast, and other Lion athletes delivered top finishes as Vincent threatened dethronement but the Blue and Gold dominated eight of fourteen events to seal victory.
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