Cory Independents to Play in District Semipro Tourney
Corry's Independents are among ten teams entered in the district semi pro baseball tournament at Irvine. The opening game is Monday, June 26, at 8 pm against the St. Marys Tigers after a Loveland field workout. Games run daily through July 2 with 25 cent daily tickets for men and 15 cents for women.
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Etion
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Girard
Warren State Hospital
Rouseville
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Ludlow
Union City Athletics
Hydeown Merchants
Loveland Piew
Ollock Unis
Mayville
Frank DeLury
Pall
Cory Club
Paul Stroup
George Sprovers
Russell Cassell
Vern Group
al Baressi
Frank Baressi
Frank Debury
Tony Sproveri
Paul Taylor
Hal Dimmick
Mike Sproveri
George Sproveri
Bud Gumbleton
Don Hand
Wilbur Lathrop
Junior Stewart
Utility
Today In Sports Highlights From North Corry To California
A vivid collage of sports notes covers boxing boldness by Tony Galento and Joe Louis, British boxers, Wooderson’s mile race chatter, and a Washington versus California rowing stunt. Archery by J. B. Matteson tops a list of quick reads alongside a funeral-like prayer death in Clintoniok.
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Woody
North Corry
Gerland
Postoffice
Rex Theatre
Bie
England
King and Queen
Niagara Falls
Sydney Wooderson
Matteson
B. Matteson
Corry
Golf pro starts hole in one attempt
Michigan City Ind June 20 Harry Gonder Beverly Shores Country Club pro begins a marathon effort to make a hole in one on the 136 yard tenth hole hoping to prove any skilled golfer can ace a hole in one. If he fails he pays 825 to William Voltz electrical engineer who recently scored a 100 on a similar try.
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Unitedress
Michigan City
Ind
Harry Gonder
Beverly Shores Country Club
William Voltz
Volz
Yesterday's Hero Joe Gordon Stars in 8-5 Yankee Win
Joe Gordon, second baseman for the New York Yankees, collected a double and three singles as the Bronx Bombers built an 8-5 victory over Detroit. He powered the offense with a multi hit performance and helped seal the win.
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Joe Gordon
Yanks
Bronx Bombers
Detroit
Baseball results and boxing postponement headline
Toronto defeated Rochester 6 to 2 and Buffalo won 9 to 3 over Montreal in baseball standings. St Paul beat Toledo 6 to 2 and Minneapolis topped Columbus 4 to 1 in American Association play. The Charley Burley Jimmy Leto bout was postponed by rain and moved to Hickey Park Bowl in Millvale for tonight.
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International Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
American Assn. St. Paull
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Charley Burley
Jimmy Leto
Hickey Park Bowl
Millvale
Daddio Cops Golf Meet Anderson in Third Place
Bill Daddio of Meadville ex all American paced a field of twenty golfers in the Greenville semi monthly district tournament. He posted a 96 in round two to total near 70. Leo Anderson of Corry won third with 38 34 72 in his first Greenville tour, a strong second round after a slow start.
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Bill Daddio
Meadville
University of Pittsburgh
Greenville
Daddie
Chuck MacLaughin
Edinboro
Turing
Leo Anderson
Corry
Anderson
Arlerson
Bill Stocker
Tinsville
Jack Packard
Hill Barker
Westfield
Harald Smith
Warren
MD Nichols
G. Stockton
John Keilor
Lewis Forced to Quit Ring Over Eye Injury
John Henry Lewis, once holder of the light heavyweight title, is moving to California to help run his father’s gym after the National Boxing Association stripped him of the crown. An examining board found him practically blind in the left eye and warned continued fighting could cause total blindness. The ruling aligns with decisions by the British Board and Michigan Commission, threatening title disputes with Billy Conn and Emilio Bettina as proper challengers.
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John Henry Lewis
National Boxing Commission
California
Pennsylvania
Havey Boyle
British Boxing Board
Michigan Boxing Commission
Billy Conn
Emilio Bettina
New York
Whit Lewis
Conn
Bettina
Standings and results from early American sports report
National standings show New York and St Louis chasing leaders with losses scattered across classic franchises while yesterday games saw New York edge Detroit 8 5 and St Louis defeat Washington 2 1. Today’s slate includes Chicago at New York and Boston at Chicago among others with several matchups listed. Eastern regional golf qualifiers begin June 20 at Aronomine Golf Club with rounds at Hershey Scranton and Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Phila
Aronomine
Aronominie Golf Club
Hershey
Scranton
Browns Beat Senators 14 Inning Opener In Twin Bill
Browns outlast Senators 2 1 in 14 innings as Veron Kennedy goes the distance while Emil Leonard and Pete Appleton see action. Cubs and Dodgers tie 3 3 in eight. Bartell errant throw and Hack homer highlight a rain halted game.
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Yankee
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Indians
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Buck Newsom
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Harder
Newsom
Lowe
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Joe Gordon
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Kress
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Oral Hildebrand
Chet Lands
Johnny Berarding
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Vernon Kennedy
Emil Leonard
Pete Appleton
Joe Krakauskas
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Dick Bartell
Om Kay
Stanley Hack
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Amateur linksmen tee off at Oakmont in PA championship
About 40 western Pennsylvania amateurs gathered at Oakmont Country Club to begin 36 holes in the 26th annual Pennsylvania amateur golf championship. The event seeks players to qualify for the Huntingdon matches July 13 to 15, with the crown last year won by Harry Haverstick Jr. of Lancaster.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Oakmont Country Club
Huntingdon
Amog
Harry Haverstick, Jr
Lancaster
Pennsylvania State Golf Association
New Jersey votes on legalizing horse racing plan
Citizens of New Jersey vote today on a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize horse racing for the first time in 42 years and establish pari mutuel betting to handle an estimated annual turnover of 50 thousand dollars. The bill, akin to New York’s approach, was expected to draw a light turnout.
Luther Joy Qualifies For PGA Tourney
Two former Corry golf professionals Tony Joy and Ted Luther qualified for the PGA match play championship July 10-16. Joy tied for lead at 144 in Ohio qualifiers at Westbrook Club Mansfield with Bill Burke of Cleveland. Luther was tied for second in the Pittsburgh district at Oakmont, with other qualifiers listed from Cleveland Toledo Springfield and Pittsburgh.
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Tony Joy
Ted Luther
Pomonds
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Luther
Sam Parks, Jr
Dick Shoemaker
Charters Heights
Titusville
Red Francis
Altoona
Vincent Mldred
Durned
Shoemaker
Francis Wos
Eldred
Italian Hen Shatters Eggs with Two Yolks Daily
Italian scientists in Fawnza study a hen in Italy that has laid a double yolk egg every day for five years. Researchers note the unusual mutation appears constant, with the bird producing twin yolks in each daily egg. Further tests aim to uncover genetic or hormonal causes behind the prolific layer.
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Fawnza
Italy
New Jersey Amendment Sparks Churchmen Opposition at Polls
Between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. EDT voters faced a proposed amendment backed by Mayor Frank Hague and New Jersey Democrats. Church leaders mounted a strong campaign against the measure amid the ratification debate.
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Teysey City
Frank Hague
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