Corry Merchants Stretch Victories To Eight
Corry Merchants extended their win streak to eight as city sports notes focus on Gene Sarazen in the U S National Open. The column blends local club results with boxing talk, highlighting Sharkey Schmeling debate, amateur entries, and upcoming matches while mentioning Melvin Cobbett, Dick Powers, and Erle alongside city tennis and baseball notes.
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CORRY
Gene Sarazen
Otler Sport
Hattie
Penglin
Joel Vourts
Cutherk L. Boy
Lhe Presbyterian Chiirehe
Ebali
Boye
Melvin Gabbett
Watt
Melvin Cobbett
Dick” Powers
Sharkey To Edge Champion In 10 Pound Advantage Bout
United Press reports Sharkey arrives in town to challenge Max Schmeling in an 18 round heavyweight bout at Long Island City. Sharkey promises heavy mayhem while Schmeling, favored, trains and weighs in at 191 pounds to Sharkey’s 203, with Schmeling age 26 to Sharkey’s 29.
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United Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schnteling
Long Island City
Lithuania
Maxie
Sharkey
Schmesing
Cnanypan
Haxing Commission
Jack
Max
Orangeburg
Kingston
Schmeling
al Leael
Aid
Collins Quits as Red Sox Manager McManus Takes Over
New York June 20 Jonn Collins resigns as Boston Red Sox manager after a string of losses and health discouragement. Marty McManus named successor, first day ends with a 1 3 and 6 4 defeats to Cleveland. Indians overtake Washington for third in the American League while Detroit and others post wins.
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Shamu) Collins
Heston Red Sox
Doldmans
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Mafi
Collins
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Sox
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A. Collins
Bob Quinn
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Quinn
Loger Collins
Shane
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Detroi
Bioge
Cleveland
Clint Brown
Detroit
Tigers
Burke
Weaver
Stone
Philadelphia Athletics
Louis Browns
Browns
A’s
Jimmy Foxx
Johnny Allen
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sad San Jones
St. Louis Cardinals
Siqurin
Hans
House of David Beats Warren Warren Pr. Tilia 20
House of David defeats Warren 22 to 7 before about 1,600 fans at the home court. The event features players Grover Alexander Bod Belding and others, with names and details scattered in the report.
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House OF David
Warren Warren
Tilia
House of Davi Wnwehalleam
Tory
Warren
Bathriay Evening
Hennsylvaniane
Oullas
Battémeb—Millie
Grover Alexander Bod Belding
Art Jobrion
Bemis
Diasgert Sec Jorn
Sarazen Poised To Star In Titusville Open
Former pro Gene Sarazen headlines Titusville news as a strong favorite for the National Open. Fresh from a British Open victory on Prince's course, Sarazen's familiarity with Fresh Meadow aids his bid. His intense focus and confidence, honed by success in Britain, set him apart as he eyes another major title.
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Stuart Gameron
Unitext Press
Thal
Barnieret-Town
Gene Sarah
Wen
Prince's
Pringé
Bob Jones
Sarazen
Fresh Meadow
Flushing
Gene
Saraven
England
Pango- Panga
Prgo-Paga
Mingland
I. & Others
Ami
Repub
Congress
Willy
Gusto Wins American Derby at Washington Park
Chicago dispatch reports the two year old Gusto won the $50,000 Amethcah Derby at Washington Park, continuing the trend of derby winners suffering bowed tendons. Despite a time of 2:09.5, the colt shows soundness with no tendon issues to date, while his sire American Flag is a Men O War descendant.
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Ay Morton L. Schwartz
Chicago
Boatswain
Stepenfetohit
Tayailies
Bannister
Copenhagen
Balleaugiain
Uneip
W. W. Les
Waterford
Penna
Corry Fens
Sta
Wiew Cross
Gusto
Man O' War
Washington Parks
American Flag
Gusin
Beating Nurmi World Records Shown in June Trials
Hellingpors and Minland report Lehtiinen setting multiple world marks in a bleak preliminary meet. Nurmi’s 600 m and 5,000 m records are noted, with times around 11 minutes for 5,000 and 13 minutes for another distance. Records listed include 28.2 seconds and 41 471/2 seconds, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Hellingpors
Minland
Laufi Lehtinet
Winnisnin Tales Kitiba
Paavo Nurmi
Bland
Eight Varsity Crews Meet Today on Hudson
Poughkeepsie hosts the 38th annual Poughkeepsie regatta with eight varsity crews from eastern and Pacific coast universities racing four miles. Title contenders include California and Syracuse crews. others include Washington, Cornell, Navy, MIT, Penn, and Yale. The winner earns the intercollegiate title and an Olympic regatta assignment.
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Hudson
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Wight
Catskill Mountains
Crim
Blie Point
California
Mighty Heatlond
Coxon Kylbright
Gdoi Ag
RES Vilts Yesterday's Scores In Quick Baseball Roundup
Yesterday's baseball results feature multiple doubleheaders and single games across leagues. Highlights include American League games with St Louis's 3 2 win in 19 innings, Detroit 8 Washington 5, and New York 1 Chicago 0. National League notes list St Louis and New York results, plus Montreal Newark games. Today schedules show New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Cincinnati at Boston among others.
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St. Lois
Philadelphia
Innnings
St Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Loui
National
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Washington Ag
St. Lous
Falconer Wins County Title in Strong Championship Victory
Falconer High School captured the county title with a 6-2 win over Frewaburg High School at Celoran Park. Coach Ken Anderson’s team showed smart defense and aggressive hitting all season, riding a 12 straight win streak into the final. Pitcher Rocky Trimble earned the win, allowing eight hits as the infield backed him solidly.
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Jamesbo
Falconner High School
Pease of Frewaburg High School
Celoran Park
Ken Anderson
Hugh Bedient
Canadonta Beats Titusville in Narrow Baseball Battle
June 20 report states Canadonta defeated Titusville as Jim Prenatt earned five hits and Canadonta errors added tension. The Canedonta A. C. struggled yet held the edge in a late rally, with key plays by sambett and Tidlouth amid a tight seventh inning.
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Titusville
Jim Prenatt
Canadonta
Jim Tidlouth
Sambett
Nalt
Canedonta A. C
Atreale
Litians
Wirrin
Ivan
Staples Holds Pittsfield 15-0 In Fast Pitch Victory
Sonny Staples dominated Pittsfield with a one hitter while the Nameless Niners pummeled Hays with four hit leaders DeJean Gentileman and others each tallying four hits. Warren countluns were held to a single run as Nameless Nine rolled to a 15 to 0 win Sunday.
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Lefty
Scott
Yuhlbfil
Merchants
Cobbett
Hendershot
Bannister
Hoe
Lale
DeJean
Gentilman
Sonny" Staples
Clymer Independents
Sil Pul
Hall of Fame
Pitteneld
Warren Countluns
Ning
Unicrnwns
Hlayes
Highstar
AB. R. HL
A. A. md
Gentileman
BA Knapp
Dioods
Demin
Stroup
Vboood
Pick up Rifle League Elects Officers in Meadville
Royal A Pickup of Msayville formerly of Corry was elected president of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League at the Buel meeting in Meadville Bundsy afternoon. Roy A Loder of Erie was first vice president and will serve as secretary and treasurer. Erie won a special shoot after the meeting with Loder posting a 99 score of 400.
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Royal A. Pickup
Msayville
Corry
Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League
Meadville
Roy A. Loder
Rie
Firth
Treasioner
Erie
Loder
Baseball game notes with mixed players and errors
Incomplete report lists at bats and hits for several players including Gehrig and Wilson amid garbled text. Mentions amusic and university references with unclear context, creating a fragmented snapshot of a sporting event and related names.
Fragmentary OCR recalls transit, taxes, and politics from era
Disjointed passages reference automobile liability, penalties, and evolving road laws, intertwined with political debate on party platforms. The garbled text mentions New Hampshire, public issues, fiscal matters, and broad themes of responsibility and government action.
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