Free Golf Plan May Boost Corry Club Membership
Directors of the Corry Country Club discuss a novel plan offering five days of free golf with regular greens fees for 1982 season, inviting residents to register for a free trial and potential club membership. The piece also notes Schmeling Sharkey boxing talk, baseball park construction near Sears’ Warm, and Corry Merchants baseball hopes, with Luther aiming for the Flushing open and Sarazen favored at the British, reflecting local sports fervor.
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Ty Merchants
Three veteran hurlers shine in spotlight of majors
United Press reports on June 17 that veteran pitchers Jesse Haines Burleigh Grimes and Ray Kolp dominated showcases. Haines blanked the Phillies with a 2 0 win for St Louis, Grimes shut out the Giants as Chicago edged New York, and Kolp helped Cincinnati beat Brooklyn as the Reds rallied for a 4 1 victory. The day also saw other league results including Detroit moving to fourth in the AL after a rainout and the Yankees routing the White Sox.
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Jamestown Spiders Defeat House of Anid in High Game
Jamestown Spiders beat House of Anid 5 to 3 at Celaron Park before about 1,000 fans as rain began in the eighth inning. Swat Belekson made his 1932 debut for the Spiders limiting Whhis keroos to seven hits while Jamestown finally pushed a run across in the sixth. Blakeley homered in right field during the seventh to seal the score, and Little Joe Nagle stole home in the fifth as Jamestown claimed the victory and multiple safeties led by Nagle's three.
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Sharkey and Schmeling Prepare for World Title Fight
Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey plan their world boxing championship bout next Tuesday as Sharkey trains intensely and Schmeling enjoys lighter sessions. Sharkey schedules multiple sparring rounds from Saturday through Monday to cover potential postponement, while Schmeling remains more satisfied with rest and selective work. Johnny Buckley notes a relaxed, confident Sharkey who now jokes with people and even sings, a contrast to his former irritable demeanor.
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Canzoneri Defeats Dublinsky In 10 Round Bout
Tony Canzoneri of New York, lightweight champion, won a decisive 10 round non-title bout over Harry Dublinsky of Chicago at the West Side Boxing Club outdoor arena. Canzoneri, weighing 134 pounds to Dublinsky's 126, damaged Dublinsky’s right eye with left hooks in the fourth and fifth rounds and held a margin most rounds. Dublinsky failed to win the ninth and split the other rounds.
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Scores and Open Date Pairings From Yesterday
American hockey scores list Philadelphia over Stouls six to one and Washington over Detroit four to zero. New York defeated Chicago six to one while Chicago beat New York two to one. Cincinnati crushed Brooklyn eight to six as Jersey City edged Buffalo four to three in twelve innings. Reading outlasted Rochester eight to seven in extra innings. Reading won five four against Rochester in the second game. Rain affected other matches. Today open date schedules set St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Sarazen Favorite To Win National Title
New York June Sarazen, winner of the British open golf championship, is the 5 to 1 favorite to win the national title at Flushing next week. He is expected to arrive from England today. Other top contenders include Van Him, Smith, Armbur, and Burke with odds listed for each in a field that also features Hagen Espinosa Golson and MacFarlane.
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Virtually Led Dublinsky to Final Round KO Touchdown
Harry Paul of Philadelphia scored a technical knockout over Johnny Baima of Chicago in the fifth round to clinch the final round leading the bout.
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Billy Terry and Giants under the manager myth
Henry McLemore argues that managers alone do not build a club. players win games. He cites the Yankees and Phillies to show that strong hitting and pitching are key, while great managers alone cannot save weak teams.
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Conneaut to Face Merchants Saturday in Neabecking Week
Conneaut will face the Merchants Saturday with a strong junior high appearance planned for tomorrow afternoon and a Sunday game against Girard Legionnaires in the western county. The Conneaut squad is described as one of the best in northeastern Ohio aiming to challenge the Merchants while Girard brings a youthful lineup from the Erie county championship run last fall. Harold G Wolfe departed for Varysburg for a week’s visit.
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