Canadortas to Oppose Locals Saturday in Baseball Clash
Corry Canadortas prepares to visit for a weekend game against Titusville, with Ty Crandall slated to start for the locals. Keats, Rod Faunce, and Greening headline the lineup as both teams aim to rebound after recent setbacks in county league action.
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Teme Dailey
Pulis
Joni Baseball League
Marchanti
Canadonia
Titusville
Tikweville
Tin
Crandall
Pugeilia Capitidale
Tiuusville
Rayebill
Wan Iyville
Courtty Tong
Leneinnine Stengele
Wesleyville
Cyd
Botta
Veteran Umpire Connolly to Retire as Arbiter after 1900s era career
Boston report notes veteran umpire Connolly born in Manchester England December 21 1870 never played baseball before age 15 later managed Natick team and rose from New England to National League umpiring debut in 1898. He will retire as arbiter and assume chief of staff of umpires under Teague president Harridge supervision with new league tolls.
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Gansolly
Hanis
George Kirksey
Connolly
Boston
Teague
Wiliam Harridge
Cuties
Senul
Manchester
England
Alc
Natick
Mass
Chia Uopalry
Detoner
Tw Iu
Anjt
Tint Auf
Mtr
Immedi
New England League
Tonimar
National League
Wren
Anu
Tolly
Hell
Ant
Willy Fini Connolly
Horseshoe Leagues Set to Open Next Week
Local officials approve a shift from doubles to singles for this season in a city horseshoe program. Three eight-man teams will form the National League Legenders in Letom, the American League with less experienced players, and the Internationals for rising players. Entries and schedules are being organized, with inter-city matches planned and practice courts ready at West South Street.
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Te Munitpal
Sehance
Lterhan
Plang
iPetiy Benedit
Acsaidive
Essparionep
Lobelenvy
Ute
Tren Weagues
Pir
Hiss
Uwe
Sweep All Withdrawn As Derby Entry
United Press reports Sweep All was withdrawn from the Kentucky Derby trial at Wilmington Park. The horse suffered a tendon injury to the front leg and will not contend for Twenty Grand or the Belmont, with Morpheus and others advancing in the trial day results.
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Une Scipplin
United Press
Wallin
Renee Butobag
Domi Usay
Job L. Sullivan
Sonrhent
Bob Wilesumgesters
Wigstrom
Gene Tunney
Ferniney Stiend
Sophie
Sallive
Cothall
Espn Ivlos
Satrae
Ailhemm
Svar Pethapy
Chicago
Chigaio
Wilington Parke
Mick
Tywenle Grama
Belmont
Bugs Howdy
Ht Mall
Toronto
Tim Elightbir
Reno
Nevi
Horseshoe Pitching League Entry Form Details
Entry blank for a horseshoe pitching league appears in the Wedahus Corry Journal. Entrants must provide name and address, agree to abide by league rules, and return by June 20th Saturday noon. The notice emphasizes Journal tie announcement and registration deadline.
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Horseshoe
Youngsville Pitcher On Scouts Radar In Warren
Warren fans hear that Milton Bonus, sturdy Warren Pennsylvanian and former Youngsville high school star, is eyed by major league scouts. Last Saturday he impressed at a game against Hite State Bankers Mobilgas, with strong pitching and fielding, fueling expectations he may earn a tryout with professional teams.
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Warren
Warnae
Husky Byirler Yortie
Warren Pennsy
Youngsville High School
Beth
Loral Fas
Husky
Lesen
Hemmis
Hramey
Spot Jr
Cleveland
Thollans
Wes-Skij
Hite State-Bankers Wind Mobilgas
Bemus Nei
Bradles
Sresse
Bens
Ateoayin
Bradley
Anveyiana Eswggie Teat
Bradtey jaLojils
KIWANIS AND RAYMONDS WIN IN CHE LIYE GAME
Kiwanis and Raymonds won a game by 7 to 1 at Junior High grounds. Heinech Harnig led the hitting as Raymunds team claimed victory, with strong pitching from FGM Silis Tay and standout field work.
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Iune
Golually
Fey
Vine
Cuba
Pheeton
Chigage
Leigie
Coen
Swale
Telann
Jorn Netington
Lewelle Piteser
Tong
Tankky Swat
Raymund
Mie
Ueilwige
Heinech
Western Clubs Hold Margin in Intersectionals
Western clubs in the National League lead eastern rivals in intersectional play this season. Through 87 interleague games, 44 wins for the West and 43 for the East. The St Louis Cardinals lead with 12 of 21 against New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Boston, while Cincinnati and Chicago also posted solid numbers.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
New York
Ising
SL Lins Cardinals
Broolyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnat! Lids
Chicago
Iituburgh
St. Konig
Cubs
Braves
Ghy Bush
Ray Moss
Watkins
Nail Ferisoh
Louis
Phila
Chuck
Stein
Birleigh Gilmes
Ray Benge
Cardinals
New York Ghats
Giants
Chiciat
Fred Pirksimmons
Silas Tobason
Te Nyokie
Reds
Washington
St. Laws
Senators
Cine Aviaikeets
Hases Gill
Wastigion
Local Fight Results From Johnstown Show
June 17 in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Lightweight and welterweight bouts listed with fighters from Akron Dalinstown Donora Windsor and Charleroi. The report notes several decisions and knockouts with incomplete spellings and foreign place names.
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Johnstown
Ghistner
Akron
Jie McPowler
Dalinstown
Sala
Donora
Efeater
Billy Miannigan
Cheerfield
Weller Stengple
Windsor
En Deliity Dele
Charleroi
Terry Kigan
Windhar
Ghartey Blozovich
St. Michael
Cornell Crew Seen As Strongest In Intercollegiate Race
Henry McLemore argues Cornell was the nation’s strongest crew despite Navy winning the varsity race. He cites Cornell’s power, the rainstorm, and tactical errors by Navy and Syracuse, noting Cornell closed a long gap after the railroad bridge and nearly overtook Navy.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Poughkerpsi
Coneysland Beach
Midles
Gernell
Navy
Cornell
Navy wins Hudson regatta with top four time
The Navy crew dominated the Hudson regatta, finishing in 18 minutes 64.9 seconds to set the fourth best time in the event's history. The performance came as the winner emerged from obscurity, highlighting a standout effort by the sailors. Other lines note multiple college and city matchups and results in early-season games.
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Navy
Hudson
Tess Tan
California
Sighy
Wes Hunt
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