Mishanoy City Disbands Club and Laurel Card Notes
Mishanoy City disbands its baseball club affecting local semi pro action as Pipavite League officials adjust schedules and players. Tee Houser of the Philadelphia Athletics retires. Ray Graham eyes a comeback while Teddy Dean faces Ray Wille at Warren. De Pablo plans Belgian Grand Prix participation but would miss Laurel meet. Sheffield plans an independent baseball team with trials for Hart, Nelson, Cochran, and others. Athletics rout Indians 18 runs in eighth inning. Pennsylvanian league teams discuss closed seasons for local birds and quail. Red Tempte returns to Venango League. Dunkirk fans blame umpires for a late defeat as Bannister and Fulton limit hits.
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Dunkirk
Alcos
Titusville Independents
Bannister
Titusville
Brrch
Pennsylvanians
Fulton
First English Book Claim by Wi Carton in 1474
A fragment notes that the first English book printed was Wi Carton’s 1474 Cavell of the Historyes of Troy a version of Tuoul de Mevre’s work.
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Wi Carton
Troy
Tuoul de Mevre
Corry Ad Seeks Junk Buyers for Wrenn Property
Hy Weiss of Erie rents part of the Corry Wrenn property on Eagle Street opposite the rosary and invites locals to sell junk copper brass iron and stock items to him. Your solicited. M. Hi Weiss Bell B2Btf.
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Hy Weiss
Erie
Corry Wrenn
Eagle Street
Rosery
M. Hi
Weiss
Bell
Meadville Machinists to Represent Greenville on Baseball Field
Meadville Machinery Company announces its team will play as the Greenville Merchants Club, with games at Mercer County town every other Wednesday and Saturdays, backed by Greenville merchants. Meadville club has posted a 10-2 record amid local support and merchants’ committee leadership.
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Meadville
Ted Williams
Meadville Machinery Companng Bapeballebiby
Greenville
Greenville Merchants Club
Inny
Jaet Halidovery
Greenville Merchants
MMC
Mercer County
Jack Shea
Pray Prietor
Sporting Goods
Meadville Club
Athletic Park
New Castle
Mandstieu Wins Ascot Stakes at Royal Ascot
Mandstieu, owned by Lord Derby, won the Ascot Stakes at Royal Ascot with Eastern Monarch placing second and Carbonardo third among ten starters. Betting odds were 8 to 1, 10 to 4, and 8 to 1.
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United Press
Royal Ascot
England
Lord Derby
Mandstieu
Sir G Hullauigh
Lord Howard de Walden
Carbonardo
Nervy man traps burglars in Whs bed at Georgia campus
A nervy university man in Athens corners two armed burglars under Ws bed and makes them search for his collar button. The tale, tied to University of Georgia lore, reflects local bravado amid a crime scare. furniture repair notice from Ray Powers at 434 Spring St appears in the same item.
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University of Georgia
Corry Golfers to Host Erie Team Tomorrow
Corry Comme try Club welcomes a team of Erie golfers for a 1 30 pm match on their course. A buffet luncheon precedes the event and Nagmul scoring will be used. After play, members will dine at the club with Steward Hasty Hunnigar assisting.
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Corry
Erie
Titusville
Hunnigar
Gar FY
Pirates edge Giants as Moore plates three runs
Eddie Moore of the Pirates triples and drives in two while scoring once, lifting Pittsburgh to a 7 to 6 win over the Giants. The Giants squander a late lead, while Athletics erupt for 18 runs to crush the Indians 17 to 5. Reds leverage Donshus rallies to top Robins 6 to 2. Cards top Phillies 6 to 4 as Phils endure ninth straight loss. Cubs beat Braves 5 to 1 behind homers by Brooks Hartnett and Griffith. Red Sox subdue White Sox 11 to 5 with homers by Flagstead Boone.
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Pete Donshus
Reds
Robins
Phillies
Phils
Jonathan Brooks
Hartnett
Griffith
Cubs
Braves
Flagstead
Boone
Red Sox
White Sox
Teasy's Games and Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show Boston 13 over Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 17 over Cleveland 15. Standings list Philadelphia and Chicago with strong marks, while other clubs remain unscheduled. upcoming matchups include Boston versus Chicago and St Louis versus Washington among others.
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Teasy
Boston
Chicago
Frooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Slevaland Iyi
St Louis
Cey
ABA
Detroit
Ccinnat
Brooklyn
Ty Pet
Boston Fr
Chilean Favored Over Buffalo Boy in Lightweight Bout
June 16 New York Timmy Condrick the rugged Buffalo boy and Stanislaus Loyaza from Chile survive the semifinal round of the lightweight elimination tournament. They will meet at Onieenshoro stadium on June 6. The New York Boxing Commission, which organized the tournament, will recognize the winner as world lightweight champion succeeding Benny Leonard. The champion will face Sammy Mandell or Sid Terris. Loyaza defeated Cirilín Olana, the Cuban, while Goodrich outlasted Benny Valger.
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New York
Timmy Condrick
Buffalo Boy
Stanislaus Loyaza
Hey
Onieenshoro Stadium
Tnly
New York Boxing Commission
Beny’ Leonard
Sammy Mandell
Sid Terris
Loyaza
Cirilin
Olana
Smuchit
Goodrich
Benny Valger
Weibel Erie Boy to Coach at Vanderbilt
Erie youth Weibel joins Vanderbilt coaching staff as part of a Notre Dame linked roster shuffle. The article notes several Notre Dame era figures moving to Georgia Chattanooga and Vanderbilt with Roche speed and “pigskin” brains guiding the Dixie gridiron effort. John Weibel, a midget guard, also joins Vanderbilt coaching ranks.
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Jokinny Weibel
Erie
Rochie
Notre Dame
Josh Fal
Wuridderbiie University
Wenotding
South Bend
Diedparch
Tonsler
Reet Don
Miller Brothers
Notte Dares
Georgia
Coagley
Georgia University
Hares
Tennie Rockine
Frank Thomas
Chattanooga University
Roche
Thomas
Chattanooga
Charlie Collins
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame University
Collins
Dixie
John Weibel
Vanderbilt University
Corry Tossers Entered in Girard Tourney
Corry competitors Keefer Kinney and Kinney will represent Corry in the Fourth of July Girard horseshoe tournament. Reports say Kinney and Giddings split a match at North East last Sunday while Corry’s pitchers faced Gaubley. Negotiations for additional intercity matches with Meadville and Titusville are underway as plans for the Girard event advance.
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Keefer and Kinney
Corry
Keefer
Kinney
Conyerent
North Girard
Lawit
Carey Ng
Nealhcollery
i _ Kinney
Giddings
North East
Omerk
Tolenbont
Wastes
Will Sislets
Phiseuho
Oj City
Titusville
Haliday
North Guard
Jocalans
Keeler
Girard
Cancellation of National Games due to Storm Disrupts Schedule
Storm forces cancelation of national games upsetting horseshoe pitchers and delaying matches. Remaining games shift post Monday night, with the Radiator and Cater teams set for a second game on East Washington Street grounds Wednesday. Toward has returned home from a business trip in Pittsburgh.
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Laer Magnaterm
Seth
Washington Street
M Toward
Pittsburgh
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