Early season baseball at Endeavor and Jewell Taids
The Warren area baseball scene shows a rough start to spring practice hampered by bad weather. A night exhibition at Endeavor and a following game at Jewell Taids highlighted the squad’s renewed effort, with emerging players and new management under Ernie Bachoiner. Boxing plans loom with Hal Stevenson challenging for a title at Lake Park, promising fireworks in a busy program.
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Corry Tang
Endeavor
Jewell Tiald
Consideris
Wismond
Yile
Tts Lweave
Alines
Whity Lander
Ernie Bachoiner
The
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Vonnwaut Lake Park
Hal Stevenson
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Willie Davies
Pharlerai
Heolzer
Ike
Tri-County League Standings This Week
A fragmentary note reports the Tri County League standings with sparse figures and team references. The readable parts indicate standings context and weekend schedule though many names and numbers are obscured by OCR errors.
Company A Nine Beats Endeavor In Early Season Tilt
Locals led by Bunch and Huffman shine in a 3-0 victory over Endeavor. Corry’s nine, aided by Tillman’s pitching, profited from timely hits and strong defense to avenge the previous day’s setback, with Hartman excelling in the clutch and Cedar’s pitching holding the visitors to limited scoring opportunities.
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Huffman
Jewell Bield
Corry
Mitey
Tillman
Ull
Csterary
Scott
Sressimy
Brie
Cedar
de Till
Ann
Hartman
Trumbers
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Abchuae
Atseld
Wayns
Wayns In the Joop
Geld
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Enekson
Opening Home Tri County League Game In Detail
A detailed account of the opening home game in the Tri County League with Inning by inning action. Players such as Gilson, Craker, Debury, and Owen feature in outs, hits, and double plays while EnDeavor and CORRY pitchers contribute strong performances and fielding plays.
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Endemor
Bydeavor
Wedar
Gilson
Schull Smith
Rudulph
Eeiekson
Delury Corry
Wuffman
Hrickson
Craker
Debull
Yeun- Lun
Fig
Ridalyu
Anderson
Forry
Owen
Pallquist
K McLeach
Kinney
Endeavor
Owan
Aaron
Sec Aid
Vail
Uedax
Rudolph
Hiv Corry
Anderson Daieee
Welch
K. McLeus
Keieksba
Wallquist
Corry
Gilkon
McLean
Bentor Smith
Uohnifinalle
Sram
Debury
Smith
Sicond
Irvine Squad Suffered Losses to Warren Twice
In a county league week, the Warren team defeated Irvine twice as Don Brown started for the Warriors, holding Irvine to limited hits while Sweetland struggled on the mound. Ty Naismith Witton led the visitors with a strong hitting performance, scoring multiple runs and driving in key tallies as Warren built early leads.
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Warren
Wartevilles
Yaddy Jackson
Don Brown
Hhe
Irvine
Sweetland
Witton
Seat Ngain Attuck
Inuls Drop 6 0 Game at Endeavor Saturday
Totals 05444. Two base hits by Vein Owen Debary Throbige hit Gili Sacrifice De bury Double plus DaLury to Cruker to Amerson. Wild pitch, Huffman. McLean umpire. The Inculs fell behind early as Landers allowed Dingles in opening frames, while Cory Linder and Mulan led the defense and offense with scattered hits.
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Amerson
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Turning of the Worm In the Drama Henry VI
The phrase The smallest worm will turn is cited as the origin of the expression from Shakespeare. The remark appears in discussion of Henry VI and its use as a proverb about hidden defiance. The note attributes the line to the play’s dialogue and its lasting impact on common language.
Today's Games Chicago at Washington
The schedule lists Chicago visiting Washington as the featured matchup. Other games include St Louis at Ruston and Detroit at Philadelphia with Cleveland at New Yorka noted as upcoming contests.
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Group Hurls Fairmont to Decisive Victory
Veo Crop pitched for the Hillemont Hideke Diamonds as they defeated the Wheelins club on Saturday. The score highlighted strong hitting and spotty opponent defense while Dove worked the mound, contributing three hits and a decisive performance.
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Vity
Hillemont Hideke Diamonds
Wheelins
DePaolo Wins Altoona Bowl Two Mile Classic
Corry fans watch Peter DePaolo take the 2 mile title at Altoona Bowl on Saturday with Harry Martz second and Tony Galotta third. DePaolo earned 700 dollars for first, Harte 3000 for second, Selatto 200, with riders like Eddie Ivarne Babe Stappogith Clit Woodburs AL Melcher Leon Duray and Dave Evans finishing further back. An accident involving Frank Elliott caused the day’s most spectacular crash as Ralph Hepburn’s wheel tore off and Devore’s car was knocked from the track.
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Guerri
Ie Tans
Peter de Oto
Plasie
Harry Martz
Tony Galatta
de Paolo
Harte
Selatto
Eddie Ivarne
Babe Stappogith
Clit Woodburs
AL Melcher
Leon Duray
Dave Evans
Gall
Frank Elliott
Ralph Hepburn
Hepburn
Devore
Burt
National Open Attracts World Best Golfers
United Press reports from Patsburgh on the upcoming National Open at Oakmont. Noted contenders include Bobby Jones, Audrey Boomer, Abe Mitchell, George Von Bim, Walter Hagen, Johnny Farrell, and George Duncan. Golf officials expect a tough course with harder hazards challenging top players and crowd enthusiasm high for the historic event.
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Oick Conard
Spirit
St Louis
Charl Stel
Whit
Henle
Hobby Jones
Andrey Baymer
Geo von Bim
Walter Hagen
Tohnny Farrell
George Duncan
Bobby Torus
Oakmont
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Olga
Une
Oalmont
Bubby Jones
Audrey Boomer
Webisher
Abe Mitchell
England
Mitchel
America
Feveland
Carl Me
George van Bim
Shampion
Bobby Jones
Walter Mayen
Beast
Mayen
Watching baseball's big four perform in Washington victory
The record story notes Babe Ruth belting three home runs and three doubles while contributing a late-year 1021 scoring burst. Tris Speaker led the offense with key hits and sparklers, strengthening Washington's win over Chicago. Mcs and other players listed show team batting averages and line details.
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Fin
Bne
Tris Sparker
Washington
White Sox
Manesby
Cobh
Sunday School League Leaders Rivalry Heats Up
In Lonight's clash on East Washington grounds the United Brethren and Baptist teams tense for top spot as the Suns School Bas kethill League title race heats up. A decisive win by United Brethren over Presbyterians looms, while Baptists seek a strong rebound to close the week, with wave of turnout expected and key pitchers set to star in tonight's games.
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United Brethren
Washington
Watteh
Seison
Presbyterians
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All Stars Lose to Spartans in Odd Game
The All Stars were defeated by the Spartans 7 to 2 in a shaky matchup. Pitts started on the mound for the Stars and pitched adequately, while Spartans capitalized on late-inning runs to seal the win.
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Playford Uause
Pitts
Stars
Corry Golfers Trounced by Titusville in Openers
Titusville high school hosts its inter club season opener against Corry, defeating Corry 42 to 0. Standout locals include Vabte and Wittens, with Efforts across multiple departments showing superior play. Next, Titusville aims for Warrep against Gonewangs Country City.
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Gun Club Meeting Planned for Tuesday
A local gun club announces a meeting set for Tuesday at the Staulerpal buildings. Plans will be discussed, including possible expenses, with members encouraged to attend for outcome discussions and arrangements.
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GUN Club
So'ducke
Staulerpal
Haxeman Hode Fohiariye Joins Indians In Mobile League Era
In a reshaped season move, VST Haxeman Hode and Fohiariye align with the Cleveland Indians era in the Mobile lineup, marking a notable shift within the Southern League framework.
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Haxeman
Hode
Fohiariye
Cleveland Indians
Nowy
Mobile
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