Tony Manero Leads Open Golf Victory and Belmont Wins
Tony Manero, the slender Italian who won the National Open, tops Sunday sport pages with a record breaking year. Belmont Stakes winner Granville, owner William Woodward, earned $29,800 after a dramatic finish. Joe Louis training updates and boxing plans with Mike Jacobs signaled future matchups as Detroit Tigers battle injuries and Cochrane alerts the baseball scene.
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Tony Manero
Harry Cooper
New York
Cooper
Tony
Granville
Gallant Fox
William Woodward
Mr. Bones
John Hay Whitney
Hollywood
Corry course hosts largest field of year. three eagles recorded
Corry Country Club saw its largest field of the season as three eagles were scored on the course. Tony Joy holed a second shot of about 100 yards on No. 8, Bud Curtis matched with a long second shot on the same hole, and Bill Murray’s 125-yard putt capped a high-scoring round amid pro-amateur events and a DuBois series kickoff.
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Corry
Tony Joy
Harrison
Bud Curtis
Bill Murray
Leo Hoylen
Art Streeter
Youngsville
Toy
DuBois
Mackenzie Leading in Shawnee Tourney
United Press reports Shawnee on Delaware June 8 as Roland MacKenzie of Washington DC set the pace in the Whale Shawnee open golf championship opening round. He shot a 70 two under par to lead by one stroke over Orville White of Chicago and Clarence Doser of Rochester NY. Tony Manero of Greensboro NC fared poorly with a 79.
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United Press
Shawnee
Delaware
Roland MacKenzie
Washngton
D. C
Lodlay
MacKenzie
Orville White
Chicago
Clarence Doser
Rochester
N. A
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Pat
Lewis Meets Anderson In Non Title Bout At Dexter Park
Light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis of Los Angeles faces Jon Anderson of Sweden in a 10 round non title bout at Dexter Park tonight. Anderson subbed in for injured Al Delaney. Lewis plans to weigh in and then challenge James J. Braddock for the heavyweight title with a guaranteed purse of 8 2 9 00 dollars.
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United Press
York
John Henry Lewis
Los Angeles
Jon Anderson
Sweden
Dexter Park
Anderson
al Delaney
Lewis
Boxing Commission
James J. Braddock
Oswego Drops to Fifth in Canadian American League
Oswego's entry in the Canadian American League sits in fifth after Friday's 2-1 loss to Ottawa, dimming playoff chances. Three new players, a first baseman, outfielder and pitcher, join the squad today. Walt Swantek went hitless Friday and is batting 208 over thirteen games.
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Ottawa
Walt Swantek
Zivic Fights Falco in Pittsburgh Main Event
Fritze Zivie of Pittsburgh meets Tony Falco of Philadelphia in a 10 round main bout at Hickey Park aiming to extend his lockout record. Zivic eyes forcing Barney Ross into a lightweight title shot while rivals Owens and Peacock seek Olympic team spots after strong sprint showings at Franklin Fish. Billy Beauhard of St. Louis has posted twenty straight victories since turning pro in 1935.
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Falco
Pittsburgh
Fritze Zivie
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Hickey Park
Barney Ross
Sean
Jesse Owens
Walace Peacock
Franklin
Billy Beauhard
St. Louis
Thiel Loses Strimer Outstanding Athlete
Greenville June commencement at Thiel College honors Robert Bob Strimer of Parkersburg West Virginia a four year football and basketball letterman college champion in handball and table tennis a member of varsity tennis and golf squads and a senior student known for wide athletic participation and class honors
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Thiel College
Wenestay
Robert
Bob) Strimes
Parkersburg
W. Va
Strimer
Meyer First at Roby Track Beats Plapp
Hammond Indiana June report notes Lon Meyer a three time Indianapolis speedway winner wins Roby track feature beating Babe Stapp over two five mile laps. They both drove their Indianapolis cars. Rex Mays won the 50 mile feature at Indianapolis in 87 minutes 36.71 seconds.
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Hammond
Ind
Lon Meyer
Babe Stapp
Roby Race Track
Meyer
Stapp
Rex Mays
Indianapolis
Montanez Seeks Lightweight Title Shot With Klick
New York June 8. Pedro Montanez of Puerto Rico can earn a title bout with Lightweight Champion Tony Vanzoneri if he defeats Blankie Klick of San Francisco in a ten round bout at Dyckman Oval tonight. Montanez had won 13 straight in the United States and was a slight favorite, though Klick is known for upsetting rising stars.
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United Press
New York
Tony Vanzoneri
Pedro Monntanez
Fuerto Rico
Blankie Klick
San Francisto
Dyckman Oval
Montanez
United States
Klick
Yesterday's Hero by Selkirk Seals Yankees Win
George Selkirk of the New York Yankees clouted a home run in the 16th inning to win a ball game. The dramatic blast extended the contest and delivered victory for New York.
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George Selkirk
New York Yankees
Burkett Heads to National Collegiate Golf Championship
Corry area golfer Hetffard Burkett will join a Penn State teammate to compete in the Inter-collegiate Golf Championships in Chicago starting June 22. Burkett, who helped Penn State finish second to Princeton in the Eastern Inter-collegiate circuit, expects a tough but valuable experience and enjoys support from Corry friends.
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State College
Penn State
Hetffard Burkett
Chicago
Burkett
Corry Bay
State
Cornell
Princeton Tigers
Journal
Corry
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday Detroit defeated Washington 10 to 3 while New York beat Cleveland 5 to 4 in 16 innings. Chicago triumphed over Boston 13 to 5 as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 9 to 5 and Brooklyn edged St. Louis 3 to 4. International Syracuse won 5 to 1 over Buffalo. Newark beat Montreal 5 to 4 in a 3. Baltimore won 6 to 3 and Rochester topped Toronto 12 to 2 while Albany won 7 to none. Today Detroit visits Boston and St. Louis goes to New York with Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia. New York hosts Cincinnati and Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh. Only games scheduled.
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United Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
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War costs continue in Canada by 1919 estimates
Toronto report notes that World War costs in Canada remain high with the League of Nations Society of Canada estimating spending at 160 million dollars annually. The total fiscal impact to date is projected at about 4.3 billion dollars across the country.
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Toronto
Death to Piles 43 Power Remedies Duo
A two remedy plan targets piles by easing constipation with GOLDEN-LAX TABLETS and soothing with SAN-CURA OINTMENT. The ad claims cleansing bowels and cooling skin relief stop pain and promote healing, with both products available at drug stores.
Clark Not On Card At Titusville Tonight
Timmy Clark will not fight at the amateur boxing show in Titusville tonight. He was billed to meet Bob Turner of Syracuse but cannot obtain a permit from the United States Olympic committee. Clark said he will bring other Jamestown fighters instead.
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Bob ‘Turner
Syracuse
Jimmy ‘Madden
Kid Kerr
Townville
Jones-Coates
Herald
Clavie
Jamestown
Clark
United States Olympic Committee
Bertin
Group Cops Two Round Wins In Week End Games
In a Penn Ohio Baseball League weekend, Group defeated Erie 4 to 0 at Union City on Saturday, then beat HyVvia Oila 12 to 8 Sunday as pitching by Shima helped them secure the pair of victories. Crandall and George Sprovers contributed safeties as Corry rallied behind strong hitting to carry the team.
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Corry Flinger
Union City
Sherman
Penn-Drakes
Anan Guynie
Pénn-Ohio Baseball League
Erie
Shima
Morchats
HyVvia Oila
Warren Hingers
Corry Mourdamen
Gils
al Pnites
Crandall
George Sprovers
Titusville
Penn Drakes
Youngstown
Maloney
Lackawana Suday
Gasset
Corry
Cage Co Captains Also Naved In Baseball
Hy United Press reports State College Palme and Prank Smith from Altoona and Mile Kornick of Pittsburgh have been elected to co captaincy roles. The note mentions parallel duties in baseball linking leadership across sports.
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United Press State College
Palme
Prank Smith
Altoona
Mile Kornick
Pittsburgh
Work starts on enclosing East Main Street field
Field work begins today on enclosing East Main Street grounds by the Aero Supply Athletic Association. Funds were raised in a drive, culminating over the weekend, to buy lumber for the fence. Opening game at the New Aero Field is planned for next week with two Corry teams, marking Corry baseball’s first Memorial Day delay in recent years.
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Corry
Corry Baseball
Corrycli
Penn State names dual sport co captains in 1997
Penn State's 1997 teams crowned Smith a pitcher and Kornick the regular catcher as co captains for both baseball and basketball. Smith earned seven wins in a shortened season and the two hold the ab captains for the basketball squad.
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Penn State
Smith
Kornick
Giants
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