Sailors to Host House of David in Erie Exhbitions
Erie basebal l fans anticipate a summer lineup with top attractions. The Sailors will host the House of David nine in a Friday night exhibition, with the schedule featuring the Buffalo club, a Yankees appearance with Babe Ruth, and a future Erie Watlsbute game against Corry Merchants. Frankie Bojorski’s form draws fan interest as two former local stars join Patsy Notie’s team today. The Nameless Nine plan weekend games against Mewsantville Independents and two ex-High School standouts Reid and DeJean. Tennis gains traction as the local courts prepare for the 1934 championships and Merchants meet Corry Independents in upcoming clashes.
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Mewsantville Independents
Patsy Notie
Reid
DeJean
Tennis Championships Entries Close Today in Erie Ring
Veteran Billy Wallace croons lullaby over prostrate Bojorski in an Erie ring as Corry May hosts. Sailors, rivaling the Central League pace, may face the Corry Merchants in a Wattsburg Fair exhibition planned for fall. Secretary Lillis said Erie was considering an offer to meet the Merchants, promising a large crowd likened to the Pirates Merchants game at Wattsburg.
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Erie
Corry Merchants
Wattsburg
Lillis
Erie Cy
Pittsburgh Pirate Merchants
Large field to compete for '32 championship
Reverend Gilbert L. Boyd defends his tennis title at Corry as a large field enters the 1932 tournament. Entries for singles and doubles close tonight with many young contenders named including Haggeman Williams Alversim Powers Sandburg and Mountain. Opening matches begin next week and the full lineup will be published early next week.
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Joz Haggeman
Curley” Williams
Elwyn Alversim
Dick” Powers
Asmond Sandburg
Rocky" Mountain
C. M. Hengst
M. G. Ay
Ser Tetary Hengst
Tau Nomnes
Weak Cubs Outfield Hampers Pennant Chase Amid Instability
The Chicago Cubs faced a weak and shifting outfield that undermined their lead as players like Stephenson Gudat Barton and Hornsby rotated positions. Kiki Cuyler’s injury and frequent changes left the Cubs with uncertain defense and limited power while the Braves surged briefly in May.
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George Kirksey
Cubs
Stephenson
Cuyler
Barton
Jephenson
Marvin Gudat
Columbus Roolie
Gudat
Vincent Barton
Reading
Danny Kay- Figs Hien
Hornsby
Brooklyn
Kiki Cuyler
Gubs
Lic
Johnny Move
Lance ‘Richbourg
Braves
Ricupourg
Makiig Himgelf
Jonmmy
Shepionson
Baseball Highlights From A Five Run Five Hit Parade
The text notes Lou Gehrig with a home run and three outs in four at bats plus five times at plate with singles. Al Simmons contributed a home run and two singles in five plate appearances. Hack Wilson added four singles and Bill Terry doubled for a run in four trips.
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Lou Gehrig
al Shomons
Tivee Pidmir
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Fragmentary text on seaweed ash and foreign claims
The passage presents jumbled phrases about seaweed ashes and supposed claims to 13 cent islands and a former manufacturer of glass. It mentions a private invasion and a telegraphian role, then references a journey to reach a location at 700 feet, with unclear names and context throughout.
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Gles
Jodine
United
Brutus
Ohio State Favored to Win N C A A Track Title
Ohio State led by Jack Keller and Don Bermett was favored to win the 11th NCAA track and field crown at Stage Field Chicago on June 11. The Buckeyes were projected to finish with 40 to 50 points after preliminaries, aiming for their second NCAA title after 1930.
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United Press
Chicago
Ohio State
Jack Keller
Don Bermett
Stage Field
Buckeyes
Ohi State
Ilinois
Minnesota
Oklahome
Indiana
Marquetts
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Linole State Normal
Georgia
Baseball Scores And Day's Games Across Cities
Yesterday results show St Louis 4 Boston 3 and Washington 10 Chi sago 0 with New York 8 Debret 7 in 41 inks. Today listings include Washington at St Louis and New York at Cleveland among others as selectors trim roster to 19 for a westward trip.
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New York
Débret
Inks
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Cleveland
St. Louis
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Chicago
Gleveland
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Horseshoe Flingers Plan City Tourney Schedule
A series of prize horseshoe tournaments will unfold at Journal Courts on West Street. Opening matches are set for Wednesday evening with an organization meeting Monday at 7 30 at the courts. Players city wide can enter, divisions A and B, four elimination series, prizes awarded to top in each group.
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Journal
West Stith ‘Street
Ainge
Jourtual Courts
Cubs and Dodgers Fight In Brooklyn Battle Royal
In Brooklyn at Tickets Field the Cubs and Dodgers fought 16 minutes amid a benching of Jurges and Finn. Woody English joined the melee as the Cubs battled the Dodgers while fans cheered a draw and a Brooklyn victory. Different NL and AL results followed, including Crowder shutting out the White Sox and the Braves topping the Cardinals.
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White Sox
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Hack Wilson
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Wilson
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Wallace Knocks Out Bojarski in Third Round at Erie
Veteran Billy Wallace stops Frankie Bojarski in the third round at Erie, delivering sharp rights and lefts to end the bout as manager Jack Barry halts the fight. Matty Mathieson defeats Leo Moztoy, while Frank Jankowski beats Harry Boyle. Johnny Zacks defeats Carl Sealer in the curtain-raiser.
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Erie
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Rudy Vallee
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Mathieson
Harry Boyle
Meadville
Frank Jankowski
Jankowski
Boyle
Mie Teverae
Johnny, Zacks
Carl Sealer
Americans regain Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
The United States defeated Great Britain to win the Wightman Cup for the sixth time in ten years. Helen Wills Moody of California beat Dorothy Round in straight sets, securing the needed four points as the U S completed a clean sweep in the series.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Great Britain
Helen Wills Moody
California
Miss Dorothy
Moody
Califors
Ted
Ifs Rowe
Merchants Meet Penns at Warren in Waning War
The Merchants face the Penns at Warren with 16 players set to oppose Art Johnson Warren’s skilled southpaw. Warren seeks revenge after a prior 2 point loss to Corry while the Nameless Nine beat Corry. A tightly contested city game looms tomorrow at noon.
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Warren
Snmater
Art Johnson
Lily Warren
Twenoon
Dhusior
Corry
An & To
Gene Sarazen Captures British Open in 1922 Style
Profile of Eugene Sarazen known as Gene Sarazen, detailing his unlikely rise from a seventh grade education to golf stardom. Describes his early work, diverse jobs, nerves before big events, fashion obsession, and a grand Open win that could finance years of touring.
Corry Ey Published D West Boutt Arthir Coleg National Adve
A disjointed OCR fragment notes a 1776 anniversary celebration in Corry with mention of the national flag display rules and proper respect for the flag. It references sunrise hours and display standards, but details are obscured by garbled text and scattered phrases. The piece appears to discuss appropriate flag etiquette during the event and related patriotic display.
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Corry EY
D ‘West Boutt Arthir Coleg National Adve
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Séco
Carrer Fittesn
Hei Ew Te Should Be Twenty Two
The text appears garbled with incomplete words and no clear event or entities. It cannot establish a factual historical item.
Shor Fowere Touch 15 The Be Trom 4 Cn
Fragmentary OCR notes show unclear names and numbers. The readable bits mention a touch 15 and a be trom 4, but no coherent event, people, or place is identifiable for a full summary.
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