Merchants to Tangle in Weekend Outdoor Games at Warren
Corry Evening Journal reports the Merchants face away games this weekend with a likely Saturday contest using the Junior High diamond and a Sunday clash at Warren against the Penns. Manager Greening plans to set the weekend lineup while Gibbett handles booking. Warren’s Art Johnson, a former New York Giant, is expected to oppose Corry in the return match, as Riverett Bannister limited the Penns in the earlier series. A large crowd is anticipated to travel with the Corry nine.
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National League Leadership Back to Braves Idle Note
Erie boxing card set for Friday night at the Erie Arena Promoter Louis Norman announced a six bout program featuring Frankie Bordositi of Ere meeting Billy Wallace of Cleveland in the main event It is their third and rubber encounter Leo Moaity of the East side meets Matty Mathison of Buffalo in a return bout Frankie Janiowski of Buffalo faces Harry Boyle of Meadville in the semi final and Cart Scause of Erie along with Zicks of Erie as the curtain raiser Promoter Norman expects strong advance ticket sales as Bojorski trains daily at Red Duffys gym and Wallace plans a public workout Tuesday news notes
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Erie Arena
Louis ‘Norman
Frankie Bordositi
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Leo Moaity
Matty Mathison
Buffalo
Frankie Janiowski
Harry Boyle
Meadville
Cart
Norman
Evie
Bojorski
Wallace
Duffy
Frankie
Cleveland Cramer
Slump is Blow to Olympics Descallps Watches Carpentier
A long sport column discusses US Olympic reductions and European cuts, noting track and field as key, with names like Descampes and Carpentier featured. It mentions promotions, boxing titles, a Scranton park prize drive, and aims to restore strong American performance at the Los Angeles Games.
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United States
Nelly
Los Angeles
WeachaBear
Smith shoots 71 in first round of British golf championship
S-Mae Donald Smith of New York shot 71 in the opening round at Prince's course in the British championship, tied with two British pros for the lead as half the rounds remained. Teammates and pros Whitcombe and Davies posted scores in the field. Smith had nines of 4 and 37 amid a tough par 70 course.
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Davies
Erie City High Track Title Still In Doubt
The ownership of Erie City High's 1032 track title remains unsettled after a disputed relay pace. A meeting called by Dr. G Doc Evans yielded no decision. Jimmy Wick of the Vincent team seeks a definitive statement from Art Weible, the former meet referee, to resolve the matter within days. An eligibility committee was formed but will not rule without unanimous school consent.
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Art Weible
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Weible
Evans
Webb
J.C. Ainsworth
G. ©. Moor
W. J. Robinson
Cathedral Prep Beavers Schedule 32-Game Fall Slate
Erie grid notes reveal Cathedral Prep Beavers eye a 40-game season with veteran returnees led by captain Eugene Coleman. Coach Father Conway aims for strong performance, listing games from Sept 17 to Nov 28 across Erie, Cleveland, and Albion venues.
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Jen Atius
Cleveland
Ublon High
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Corry
Oakley Shaw Seen to Be Reappointed Assistant Coach at Waynesburg
Waynesburg College expects Oakley Shaw, former star back, to be named assistant football coach as athletic committee backs reappointment. Coach Frank Wolf remains head coach with Shaw handling most routine duties and Shaw, a spring graduate, assisted last fall after a knee injury sidelined him.
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Intoman
College Athletic Committee
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Shaw
Young German Beats Tilden In Defining Victory
Young German defeats Big Bill Tilden in straight sets 6-4 6-3 6-7 at Northwestern Courts. Postponed singles between Tilden and Karel Kozetuh scheduled today. Rain postpones mushball games. winded squads to play tonight at East Washington street grounds with weight classes listed.
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Hans Nudslem
Bill Tilden
Northwestern University
Tillen
Karel Kozetuh
Cy. 4
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East
Washington Street Grounds
Rickey Parade Aims to Win Citizens’ Parade Honors
Henry McLemore reports in United Press from New York on baseball executive Branch Rickey courting Cincinnati and Philadelphia for parade favors and city keys. The piece traces Rickey's trades, including Chick Hafey and Frank Friese, as he builds a showy leverage for his Reds and Cubs rivals while speculation swirls about favored recipients and the next swap.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
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Scout
Our Fair City
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St. Louis Cardinals
Helder
Taylor Davbhi
Redlegs
Ickey
Wally
Cincinnati
Reds
Vnnes
Chick Hafey
Teague
Frey
Hendrick
Cincinnati Burghers
Trey
Cincinnat
Eds
Big Hullahan
Frankie Trisch
Pepper Martn
Gabby Street
Ricrey
Leo Duroobar
Reotor
Hipkey Rave Hallatan
Martin
Fiieeh
Une Street
Hundin
Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
Ely
Philadelphia
Rickey Hind
St. Lotrig
Gariinals
Cubs Lose Lead as Dodgers Top Chicago in Baseball Card
United Press report from New York June 8 covers Major League results. Cubs surrender the league lead after a 9 2 defeat to the Brooklyn Dodgers, while the New York Giants, aided by Mel Ott, move up with two homers to topple the Reds. Phillies drop to cellar. Pirates beat Philadelphia. Senators rally to beat White Sox. Browns topple the Red Sox. Yankees crush Tigers as Ott supplies timely power for the Giants.
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Bostom
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
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Cincinnati Reds
Mel Ott
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Reds
Ott
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Lomebards
Grantham
Cincinatti
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Cleveland
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A’s
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Washington Senators
White Sox
Ed Sox
St. Louis Browns
Googe Goslin
Jack Burns
Browne
Adama
New Yorker Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
U S Net Stars Favored To Keep Wightman Cup
London reports say Britain trails in the Wightman Cup as the United States, led by Helen Wills Moody, bids to defend the trophy at Wimbledon. British hopes rest on Betty Nuthall and Eileen Bennell Whittingstall with other contenders in reserve, while analysts expect two of five singles matches to favor the American champion.
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Robert C. Dowson
United Press
London
Britain
Wimbledon
Helen Wills Moody
United States
Forest Hills
Wills Moody
Tayen
Crlisi
Helen
Fight Results at Newark New Jersey
Erhig Schaaf of Bytow at 212 defeated Tony Gelentn of Oringa NJ at 224. Jack Potiseo 208 Nevar lost to Jack Lawrence 208 Newark in a 2% bout.
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N. J
Erhig Schaaf
Bystow
Tony Gelentn
Oringa
Jack Potiseo
Nejvar
Jack Lawrence
Yesterday's Scores From Major Leagues Across Cities
American 6 Boston 1 and 8 Chicago 5. New York 9 Detroit 2. Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 4. Brooklyn 4 Chicago 2. New York 4 Cincinnati 3. Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 4. Today games include American Boston at St Louis and Washington at Chicago among others.
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Boston
Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
National
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pauadelphia
Louis Huston
National St. Louis
Cincinhatta
Tevelands
Louis
Shleaga
Boston Chicazo
Brooklyn Cincininati
Sailors Land New Pitcher Rie to Join Team
The Scranton pitcher Peter Rie, of the New York Penn League, is to join the Terie Sailors Tuesday at Youngstown, announced by J G C Lillis. He replaces George Lavac who left for his home in the East after Sunday night’s game. Relief catcher Bil Salamone accompanies Lavac, while Synatt, a former Sailor pitcher, has been sent to the Cumberland club for seasoning.
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Peter
Scranton
Terie Sailors
Youngstown
J. G C. Lillis
George Lavac
Sqain
Bil Salamone
Synatt
Cumberlaid Club
Mid-Atlantic League
Big Five Slump Highlighted In Dimout At Bat
Baseball summary notes that Lou Gehrig and Hack Wilson went hitless in four at bats each while Al Simmons hit two home runs and Bill Terry added a single and a walk to drive in a run, as the lineup struggled in the tour game sequence.
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Masser
Lou Gehtig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Eliee
Hack Wilson
Homestead Grays Merge With Detroit Club in West League
The Homestead Grays and Detroit Mast-West League team plan a merger, placing Cam Posey back with the Grays and reassigning players. The combined lineup includes Posey as manager and a full fielding roster, with games scheduled for week-ends and Detroit on Sunday dates. Posey takes the club to Clarion for a four game series today.
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Homestead Grays
Detroit
Cam Posey
Grays
Mid
Posey
Bird
Tri-State
lIpagne
Wells
Wilson
Hartis
Bell
Taylor
Rightield
Young
Britt
J. Williams
Letty
Williams
Hunter
Brown
Salmon
Stevens
Elvang
Matlock
Vance
Clarion
Waite Hoyt Is Released by Brooklyn Dodgers
Waite Hoyt veteran pitcher and World Series hero received an unconditional release from the Brooklyn Dodgers. Hoyt, 32, said he would not plan his future yet, expressing surprise at the release and confidence he would perform well again. He noted Brooklyn’s decision as theirs, not his, and recalled being dropped by Philadelphia Athletics earlier.
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Waite Hoyt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hoyt
Boy Wonder
Tim
Brooklyn
Philatelphia Athletics
Detroit
Avifres
Chamber of Intered at th Pn See By Mail By Carrier
Fragmented OCR text mentions insurance, debt, and political influence with references to payments, loans, and corporate operation. It includes strained phrases about a 14 year period, $63,000 borrowed, and a large national ad revenue context with carriers and mail delivery.
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Polley Centre WS The BI Our Aue,
The fragmentary item notes a local feature at Polley Centre with reference to BI and a possible event or exhibit. No full details clear. Regional venue appears linked to a brief item in a local paper, with limited readable context.
Corry Weather Tone Prompts Mild Morning Hope
A fragmentary report notes a light winds and mild morning in Corry. The tone hints at a hopeful start as residents expect clearer skies and gentle temperatures later in the day.
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Violent Sanctioned Wages Page Item Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes show a brief record referencing violence or sanctions and wage-related terms with unclear context. Names, dates, or places are not discernible. The readable fragments indicate a reporting of a disciplinary or wage issue without full details.
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