New Deal in Local Baseball Promised by Merchants
Local Merchants form new officers and advisory board to guide the Interstate League team. Fred J. Weaver remains president, Clarence Shoop secretary, Worth Hammond treasurer, with manager and captain decisions to be made by players and meeting next today. Charley Greening favored for manager. Frank DeLury eyed for captain. Plans include twilight games and Saturday home games to boost finances as internal dissension aims to end. The team schedule targets Emporium next Sunday with further games against Warren and Bradford before road trips.
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Sports Scores And Fights From Titusville Card
Yesterday's scores list Boston and New York games with rain in Cleveland Detroit and other matches. Open tonight features Pittsburgh at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at New York. Titusville fight card features Young Jimmie Clark vs Indian Byankie Glass and promoter Jimmie Madden. main event expected January 26 or 27. Eddie Fowler of Erie and Smoke Robinson appear in local action with mixed results.
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Sterlings Win Oil CIPY in Rain Soaked Clash
Sterling Olis rush five runs in a wild first inning with three singles two doubles and a home run and an opponent error propel them past Penns nip at Rouseville in a crucial Inter-City Teague game. Rain halted play after five innings as the league tops hung in the balance.
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Homesteads at Erie Saturday clash with Homestead Grays
June 16 report notes Jocka Munch's Scherd's Drugs play in a road game at Athletic ela against the Famous Homestead Grays. First independent game of the season for Scherd's Drugs. they are 1-1 after recent 11-5 win over House of David and 6-0 loss to Cleveland Miller por Mayors. Game set for 3:00 p.m. local time.
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Red Sox Sweep Reveals Rebuild Strength In New York
Boston rises from AL cellar with a four game win streak over the World Series champion Yankees as rebuilds under owner Thomas A. Yawkey and VP Eddie Collins unfold. The Red Sox rally for a 5 8 victory, Dodgers 9 3 over Phillies, Cubs beat Pirates 6 5, Giants and Braves falter. Browns slide to last. Protests cloud Pirates game as Hal Smith gets tripped by a hidden ball trick.
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Leading athletes in World’s Fair games open in Chicago
United Press reports the World’s Fair national collegiate track and field meet at Soldier Field opens with virtually every top athlete entered. high school prelims feature stars from 25 states as 13 of 15 NCAA events start trials. Finals slated for Saturday under giant lights. California and Stanford lead in collegiate events while Fort Collins and East Tech figure as top high school contenders.
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Musky Season Opens Today in Chautauqua Co
Jamestown reports muskie season begins today on Chautauqua Lake and runs to October 15. Anglers may keep one fish per day, or three from a boat with three or more anglers. minimum length is 24 inches per state rules. Licenses were limited and early demand high as hunting and sighting licenses reach 2,900 statewide.
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Carl Taylor Lands Big Trout at Spring Creek
Local angler Carl Taylor returned to the city shortly after noon with one of the biggest trout caught in Nearby Waters. He landed a 44 and a quarter inch brown trout weighing 44 pounds from Spring Creek, among the largest captures in recent years.
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Stanford Hose Team Loses at Union City
The Stanford Hose Company basketball team lost 12 to 5 to the Coleman Hose squad in Union City. It was Union City’s first win over the local fire fighters, leaving Colemans elated. The Stanford team will face the Clymer Dutchmen Tuesday evening. H. D. Montgomery of Silver Creek, Supervisor Henry K. Leworthy of Dunkirk, and M. F. Morton of Mayville have announced for sheriff of Chautauqua County.
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Mayville
Chantauqua County
Tinkham Leads In Allegheny's Assn Tourney
Jamestown reports Tinkham of Moon Brook among top finishers in the Allegheny Valley Golf Association event at Moon Brook. Tinkham totaled 173 for 36 holes with 84 and 88, low gross for the day, while McQuiston posted 150 after handicap. Several players posted notable scores, with luncheon and dinner following the day of play and 65 entries noted.
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N. M. Tinkhham
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Meadville
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Titusville
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Conewango Valley Country Club
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Cambridge Springs
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Oil City
Columbus 4-H Club Organizes With First Meeting Held
The Columbus 4-H club held its first organized meeting for girls on Tuesday afternoon June 18 at the home of Misaliza beth Wickwire. Officers were named including Gilbert Barton as president and Natalie Dodd as vice president. The room improvement project was chosen for work with a text meeting planned for Tuesday June 27 at Natalie Dodd’s home.
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Ehvira Stormes
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Swamp Sale Watches Prices Drop on Oils and Salts
A compact advertisement lists discounted prices on various items including Jad Salts at 85 cents and Emerald Oil at 85 cents. It also notes a sale price of 1.15 for a batch and references a general price point of 2.00 with a 5 cent surcharge in passing.
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