Manager Selection Sparks Changes In Local Baseball Club
Elevation of Charley Greening to manager is favored at a meeting, with sessions deciding captaincy later. Weaver remains president, Clarence Shoop secretary, Pat Worth Hammond treasurer. Plans include new policies to curb internal conflicts, boost patronage and stabilize finances, plus twilight midweek games and Saturday home games when Merchants are away. The team plans to meet Mill Village, play Emporium, Warren, and Bradford, then hit the road in the league slate.
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Open date night of boxing slated for Titusville
Plans for the first fight show of the year in Titusville are under way. Jimmie Madden, matchmaker for Brunswick A, expects the shin alg on the 26th or 27th. Young Jimmie Clark will headline a welterweight bout against Eddie Fowler after recent victory in Oil City.
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Sterling Oils Win Crucial Inter-City Game On Rainout
Sterling Oils surged ahead with five runs in the first inning but the game against Penu zips at Ronseville Thursday was cut short by rain. The loss left the Inter-City standings in a scramble for the top as Sterling claimed momentum in a key clash.
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Homesteads at Erie Saturday clash with Holmstead Grays
June 16 at Athletic Field Munch's Heberd's Drigs host a third independent game of the season at 3 30pm against the Holmstead Grays. The Munchen squad is even in two independents this year with a win over the House of David and a loss to the Cleveland Mitter-For-Mayors.
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Red Sox Sweep Signals New Strength For York Yankees
Boston moves from AL cellar with a fourth straight win over the world champion Yankees. New owner Thomas A. Yawkey and executive Eddie Collins join a rebuilt roster including Benny Friberg Johnny Hodapp Bob Wetherill Geo Pipgras Bill Werber. The Sox rout the Yankees 5-0 in seven, while Dodgers Phillies and Cubs win. Browns drop to last as league play continues.
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Worlds Fair track event opens with top athletes in action
United Press reports Soldier Field hosts a major opening as nearly every leading athlete competes in the World's Fair games and the national interscholastic meet preliminaries begin. Favorable teams include Southern California, Stanford, Michigan, Indiana, and Louisiana State, with Fort Collins and Marshall High among strong high school contenders.
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Musky season opens today in Chautauqua Co
Jamestown June 16 Musky tonge fishermen in the city and vicinity will start early to mark the opening day of the muskie season on Chautauqua Lake which runs to October 15. The bass season runs July 1 to November 30 with a one fish daily limit and three from a boat. minimum length 24 inches. Fifty licenses issued yesterday with total permits this year rising despite a trout season hiccup.
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Carl Taylor Lands Big Trout at Spring Creek
Local angler Carl Taylor returned shortly after noon with a large Spring Creek brown trout weighing about 4.5 pounds. The 2415 inch fish ranks among the biggest landed in recent years, marking a notable catch for the waterway this season.
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Stanford Hose Company MusE Ball Loses at Union City
The Stanford Hose Company team fell 12 to 5 to the Coleman Hose squad at Union City last evening. It marked Union City’s first win over Stanford in this rivalry, and the Colemans were elated. Stanford mushers schedule a game against the Clymer Dutchmen Tuesday evening.
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Tinkham Leads In Allegheny Ass'n Tourney
N M Tinkham of Moon Brook CC Jamestown led the Allegheny Valley Golf Association event with 172 for 36 holes on Moon Brook. S M McQuiston posted low day net at 160, while Harned led morning net at 71 and Brier posted 70 net in the afternoon. Other notables included Young and Crawford, with the field exceeding 65 entries and a luncheon following play.
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Columbus 4 H Club Organizes Girls Meet in June
Columbus June 16 The first organized meeting of the 44 club for girls was held Tuesday afternoon June 13 at Miss Elizabeth Winkwire’s home. Officers include Gilbert Bartio president Natale Dodd vice president Ethel Jukes secretary Helen Brown treasurer Lydia Sager song leader Grace Moore cheerleader Elizabeth Wickwire game leader Coletta Faulkner pianist Elvira Stormes editor. Club chose the Home Improvement project. Next meeting set for June 27 at Natalia Dodd’s home. invites new members to join.
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Local golf clubs listed for Branklin and surrounding areas
In Branklin and nearby Bradford Kane and Titusville, Corry and North Penn Country Clubs are noted along with Kane County area facilities. The list names multiple clubs in the region including Corry and Titusville areas as part of a regional golfing network.
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Corry Area Page Announces National Chamber Event
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