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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
2
Harvard Bhike of Silver Creek, star pitcher for the Boynton Red Sox, has found form after illness. In a two-game stretch he delivered four straight wins, beating strong foes and elevating his club’s prospects amid a rugged schedule.
Ray Casey of California entered Wimbledon as the sole American hopeful in the all major tennis tournament. French players dominate the scene as Casey struggles through the center court amid a sea of spectators, with bold Lacoste and French Davis Cup contenders shaping the early rounds. The field features famed pairs and mixed doubles teams, while American contenders await further matchups in the men's singles and women's events.
New York June 28 The New York Boxing Commission again refuses to renew Jack Kearns seconds andside step. Kearns hopes to back his protege Mickey Waller while the welterweight champ against Marty Greb hangs in balance. Dempsey’s absence complicates moves to pit Wills and Kearns against commission’s wishes. Walker-Shade matches again loom as tension rises over licensing and control.
Titusville may form an intercity horseshoe league joining Meadville Corry Warren and others. WC Stielns notes county interest rising as clubs prepare teams, with possible practices by local players and a joint meet in Corry, signaling a budding regional competition.
Scottish press reports Barnes captured the British Open at Prestwick finishing with a total of five under par after a final round 63. Archie Compston and Ted Ray tied for second while MacDonald struggled, posting an 82 in the final round.
National League results show New York Brooklyn and Boston rainouts with standings led by New York and Brooklyn, Chicago and Philadelphia near top. Today's games include Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago at St. Louis. American League results list Detroit beating St Louis 2 to 7, Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 3 Boston 2, Washington 1 New York 0 with teams shuffled in standings.
Americans dominated the British open golf championship as final scores drew near at Prestwick Scotland. Barnes and MacDonald Smith registered strong finishes with 78 and 79 in the last 18 holes to threaten first place. Abe Mitchell remained a distant British contender needing a bold closing round to climb past the American pair.
United Press recap notes Ty Cobb homered and Detroit earned a seventh straight win while murky errors and clutch hits from Murdy and Ruel produced a 3 2 victory over the Browns. Senators rally past Yankees as Winningpun scores. Pirates move within a game of the Giants with a 4 3 win over St Louis. White Sox win as Dickerman drives in two with bases loaded.
J AUSTIN announces candidacy for Erie County sheriff subject to September 1 primaries. He solicits patronage of voters in the city and vicinity and urges support from residents.
Boston reports Miller Huggins will be replaced by George Stallings as manager of the New York Yankees within days. Owners and players offered no comment amid health rumors about Huggins. If Stallings takes the post, he may join Col Jake Ruppert in a minor league venture after leaving the Yankees.
Daily routine details reveal President Coolidge spends mornings walking and resting, avoiding official business, with visits from Mayor Quin and scheduled meetings with newspapers. A July trip to review plans for George Washington's anniversary parade and a potential return to Washington follow a lengthy midyear itinerary through New England and Cambridge, including talks of travel to Columbus to visit relatives.
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