Erie Leaders Secure as Inter-State Baseball League Plans Change
With the league idle this week Erie maintains the top spot in the Inter-State Baseball League. Upcoming games feature Ridgway at home, Bradford at Warren, Jamestown at St Marys, Emporium at Johnsonburg, and a Beavers home schedule while Gene Stoughton weighs Pitt football prospects and a coaching shift signals bigger line play next season.
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Ring
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Bradford
Johnsonbure
Emporium
St. Marys
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St.Marys
Gene Stoughton
Pitt
Havne
Gene
Jock Sutherland
Ernie Smith
Oil City
Baer Knocks Out Schmeling In Yankee Stadium Upset
Maxie Baer defeats Max Schmeling by technical knockout at 1 51 of the tenth round before about 40 000 fans in Yankee Stadium. The splashy battle boosts Baer toward a title shot as promoter Dempsey reports gross receipts of 239 000 with a likely personal cut above 50 000.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
Maxie Baer
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Baer
Schmeling
Arthur Donovan
Jack Dempsey
Mahy
Dempsey
Johnsonburg Protests Recalled in Inter State Baseball
Johnsonburg Indies of the Inter state league withdrew their protest at noon. President Carl Pay of this city reported the decision after a team meeting held Wednesday evening. The protest stemmed from last Sunday’s game with Corry won by the Beavers 4 to 3, with Johnsonburg arguing the game lasted ten innings instead of the standard eight.
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Corry
Wrestling results feature international matchups and outcomes
Louis Pesek of Nebraska defeated Hans Kamipfer of Germany while Karl Saxplois of Pennsylvania received a decision from Chief Chewehii for a foul. Pat O Shocker of St Louis drew with Milo. Steinbora of Germany and Orville Brown of Kansas threw Ivan Vadturoff of Russia.
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All Louis
John Pesek
Nebraska
Hans Kamipfer
Germany
Karl Saxplois
Pennsylvania
Chewehii
Mexico
Pat O' Shocker
St. Louis
Milo
Steinbora
Orville
Brown
Kansas
Ivan Vadturoff
Russia
Stanford Hose Team Travels to Union City for Return Match
The Stanford Hose Company sush ball team will journey to Union City tonight to meet the Coleman Hose team in a return game. Local supporters expect a repeat of the recent victory as they head into the matchup armed with confidence and determination.
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Stanford Hose Company
Union City
Coleman Hose
Soft Wall
Scores From Yesterday and Today in American and International Games
Yesterday's scores list across leagues with Philadelphia beating New York 14 to 10 and other results including Boston 4 3 Washington 3 12 Detroit 3 Chicago 2 and National Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 2. Today schedules include New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Detroit at Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with Chicago at St Louis listed as scheduled.
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New Yorke
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
York
National Ciniinati
Pittsburgh
Maxie Baer Stops Schmeling in New York Fight
Maxie Baer of California, 203 pounds, defeats Max Schmeling, 1894 Germany, at New York Yankee Stadium by knockout in the 46th round. Other listed results include Tony Galente stopping Red Barry in Washington DC, Abe Feldman losing to Jack Redman in South Bend, and Phil Cohen drawing with Jon Mach in New York.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Maxie Baer
California
Max Schmeling
Germany
Tony Galente
Cleveland
Donald “Red’ Barry
Washington, D. C
Charley Massera
Pittsburg
Abe Feldman
Jack Redman
South Bend
Marty Fox
Jack Vah Noy
Phil Cohen
Georgie Simpson
Oakland
Cal
Drew
Jon Mach
Armour Opens Strong With Five Stroke Lead In Open Round
Tommy Armour, Edinburgh born 21 year old, shot a 68 on the North Shore course to lead the national open after the first round. He holds a five stroke edge over rivals as heat and winds challenged players in Glenview, Illinois. Walter Hagen and Craig Wood chase from five behind with Johnny Regolta among contenders.
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Glen View
Ill
Tommy Armots
Carnoustie
Armour
Medinah Country Club
Chicago
Stirfers
North Shore
Lake Michigan
Shayers
Walter Hagen
Bul" Mehlhorn
Tommy Amour
Tommy Armour
Wisien
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Johnny Regolta
Menominee
Mich
Two Mushball Matches Set for Saturday at Junior High Field
The Independent mushball team hosts Sheffield in a Saturday doubleheader on the Junior High field. The Indies seek revenge after two losses last week and add new players as they aim to challenge the visitors in a pair of tightly contested games starting at 2 30 p m.
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Bill Myers
Beavers
Oi City
Oilers
Campale
Falconer
Wesleyville
Sheffield
Youngsville
North East
Union City
Cuban Stars Visit Corry For High Profile Exhibition
Ramirez leads the Cuban Stars in their 1983 debut at Athletic Field against the Corry Merchants. Manager Ramirez, noted scout and former Lincoln Giants outfielder, has built a strong pitching staff including Freeman Thompson Neel Richardson and Dixones amid extensive talent trips to Cuba Puerto Rico and Venezuela. Local fans anticipate record crowd turnout for this costly road club’s appearance.
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Ramiro Ramirez
Syd Polock
Athletic
Corry Merchants
Ramirez
Gubans
Islanders
Lincoln Giants
New York City
Porto Rico
Venezuela
Freeman
Thompson
Neel
Richardson
Dixones
Diamond Stars
Cubs Stars
Athletic Field
Wale
Walter Johnson Named Indians Manager
United Press reports Walter Johnson the "Big Train" will manage the Cleveland Indians replacing Roger Peckinpaugh. Johnson previously led the Washington Senators for two seasons.
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Walter Johnson
Indians
United Press Cleveland
Jimes Walter Iloinnos
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Yesterday's Heroes Triumph With Late Inning Hit
Athletes led by pitcher Bion Hogsett secured a comeback win as Jimmy Poxx delivered a pivotal infield single in the ninth inning. Hogsett's effort and Poxx's hit propelled the team to the final tally, earning the victory.
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Jlmmy Poxx
Viltories
Bion Hogsett
Anderson Shoots 38 In Golf Round At Corry Course
Stanley Anderson, a Senior High faculty member, carded a 38 over Corry Country Club yesterday afternoon. The 3 over par score marked one of the best marks from a school teacher. Rowland Axtell joined him on the local outing while Tony Day posted an 84 for practice.
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Stanley Anderson
Corry
Rowland Axtell
Tony Day
Yaster
Senators rebound as runnerup in American League
New York games feature Senators splitting a twin bill with Boston for the day's results. The Senators lost the opener to the Red Sox 4 to 0, then won the nightcap 12 to 6 as they pounded the Red Sox pitching in the eighth inning. Boston's late rally failed to overcome the early lead. Elsewhere Detroit edged Chicago 4 to 3 on a ninth inning rally and Philadelphia defeated New York 14 to 10 with Jimmy Foxx homering for the Athletics. In the National League, New York Giants beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 as Mel Ott homered and Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 despite five errors by the Pirates. St Louis topped Chicago 2 to 1 behind Dizzy Dean. A separate item notes the 86-year service of the steam train between Walden River and Boston.
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New York
Washington
Chivaga
Boston
Tle Chisox
Detroit
Senators
Red Sox
Taok
Kline
Andrews
Jaule Russell
Roson
Chicago
Sion Hogsett
Joyner White
Marvin Owen
Luke Appling
Frank Grube
Appling
Johnny Stone
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Ruth
Gehrig
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Jack Crouch
New York Giants
Phillies
Mel Ott
Homer Peel
Bill Tert
Pittsburgh
Cincinnnati
Pirates
Reds
Dizzy Deans
Brooklyn
Fragmented OCR text hints at municipal street improvements
The readable fragments reference By Mail rates, state approval, Corry streets, and a proposed city project. Details are unclear but imply municipal improvement plans and financial considerations affecting Corry.
Annual ey draw points to city effort
Fragmented OCR text shows references to attendance, figures, and a program tied to a college or city project. Mentions of fraud or robbery surface with unclear names and numbers, including a 8200 figure and a Parkers Harvey victim note.
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Err Butler
Parkers ! Harvey
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