All-Stars and Titusville clash previewed in local sports
Corry All-Stars looked to challenge Penn-Drakes with an all-town lineup as Frank Thayer notes potential opposition. Swimming season opens in Corry with youths eager, while City Baseball League advances with disciplined umpiring and rules focus. Golf rivalry heats, boxing grudge bout teased, skeet shoot planned at Hare Creek range drawing a large field.
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Titusville Herald
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Titusvue
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Drakemen
Queen City
Hare Creek Road Range
Braddock Triumphs Title Fight Amid Stirs Of Doubt
James J Braddock defeated Max Baer in a world heavyweight title bout to claim the championship in a disputed victory. Despite the official result, questions arose about Baer s performance with reports of minor hand injuries and a lackluster effort. The bout drew attention for Braddock s grit and long road back from obscurity, as commentators noted the ardent crowd and unusual wagering while Baer announced retirement plans.
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United Press
New York
James Jay Braddock
Max Adelbert Baer
Braddock
Baer
Prima Carrera
Max
State Athletic Commission
John Phelan
Braddock-Baer
Marquis of Queensberry
Joe Alex Morris
Jamies J. Braddock
May Fox
Jis
Max. Baer
Jimmy
Yanks Hit Their Way To AL Lead In St Louis Set
George Kirkley reports the New York Yankees top the American League on strong hitting and a 64 hit, 41 run series in St Louis. Johnny Brogna wins fifth for the White Sox, Hale Greenberg hits his 14th, Tommy Bridges earns his 10th win with Detroit, and the Giants extend NL lead with two wins over Cincinnati.
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Yanks
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Yankees
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Tommy Bridges
Detroit
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Hale Greenberg
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Oral Hildebrand
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Hal Schumacher
Reds
Roy Parmelee
Billy Herman
Augie Galan
Raymonds and Aeros Clash In Key League Playoff Game
The Raymonds face the Aeros in tomorrow’s afternoon opener at 1 30 p m with the top league prize in the balance. Corry Jamestown meets Efectrics in the second game while Rays may clinch first place. managers weigh mound choices as Staples Acres Koestner and others are listed for Corry Jamestown.
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Aeros
Corry-Jamestown
Efectrics
Raysmonds
Frst
Koestner
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and cities
Yesterday's scores show Chicago 10 Washington 6 and New York 8 St Louis 3 in American play while Detroit 6 Boston 1 and Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 3 appear. National Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 0 and New York 7-9 Cincinnati 2-1 also listed. International Newark 4 Montreal 2 Baltimore 9 Toronto Buffalo 4 Syracuse 3. Albany 6 Rochester 5.
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Stuhldreher Speaks at Cathedral Meet Erie June
Nearly 209 Cathedral Prep Alumni attended the tenth anniversary banquet at the Lawrence hotel ballroom on June 14. Principal address delivered by Harry Stuhldreher, Villa Nova coach and Notre Dame Horseman, who shared anecdotes from his playing and coaching days. He urged clean living and thinking and called on alumni to model this creed for others.
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Cathedral Prep
Lawrence Hotel
Guess
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova College
All Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
Stuhdreher
Canadian Clowns to Battle Warren Nine
Canadian Clowns travel to Warren to face HyVis Oils at Russell Piel Stadium on Saturday. Warren fans will see changes in the local lineup after a rough stretch. Van Mungo of Brooklyn reportedly blanked by Pittsburgh 3-0 as Pirates extend a 3-game win streak.
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Warren
High Schools Here Drop Out Of Town Games
Corry High School baseball lost at Union City 15 to 10 as pitcher Connell held the Beavers to three hits. St Edwards beat Titusville 3 to 2. Fitch caught for Corry. Sprover caught for St Edwards. Crane limited St Joseph to four hits while Trish’s side pushed three runs across.
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Union City
St. Edward’s
Titusville
Corry High School
St. Edwards
Connell
Beavers
Taylor
Guilck
Baressi
Corry
Fitch
St. Baward
Union City A's travel to Albion for first meeting with Merchants
June 14 report says Union City Athletics, smarting from a Tuesday loss to Corry, will journey to Albion Saturday for their first matchup with the Albion Merchants. On Sunday the A's host the Albion Legion, leaders in county standings.
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Mushball doubleheader at Pair and Main streets grounds
The Methodist meet Columbus at Pair grounds and the Presbyterians face United Brethren at Main street grounds this evening in City Mushball League play. Games start at 6 o'clock.
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Columbus
Presbyteriens
United Brethren
Main Street
American Assn Scores Big Nights in Baseball Cards
Scores from the American Association show Toledo 8 over Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee 13 over St Paul 1 Minneapolis 14 over Kansas City 7 and Columbus 12 over Louisville 1 in a night of high scoring games.
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Indianapolis
Milwauke
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kanaasr City
Columbus
Louisville
First Bracket Ball Contest Ends Tomorrow Showdown
After tomorrow's major league games the standings will select the first mid season winner in the ball contest. The winner will receive a prize.
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