Corry Opens Season With Booster Doubleheader
The Corry Merchants start the local baseball season with a Sunday doubleheader against Struthers-Wells of Warren. Travel issues force substitutions as Warren Ramblers cancel transport and three players report for service, while Corry manager Ty Crandall unveils a lineup featuring Nick Carter and Bill Untereiner.
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Corry Merchants
Struthers-Wells
Warren
Poel
Warren Ramblers
Ramblers
Walter Ross
Thursay
Ohio
Struthers- Wells
Meadville Pioneers
Ule City
Colry
Ocrandall
Irvine Borge
Ty Crandall
Young
Crandall
Untereiner
Carter
Dimick
DeLury
Beklund
Withrline
Bil Untereiner
Nick Garter
Corry
Nick Carter
Hult
Bill Untereiner
Turtle Creek
Pep Youne
Moneger Crandall
Frank DeLury
Lindstrom
Lindsley Hollow
Walter Swantele
Mike Fopogiet
Baseball and football notes mix in early fall chatter
The column discusses roster building for local teams, urging use of home players and criticizing overreliance on outsiders. It notes Cleveland Indians pitching struggles, a weak season finish, and hints at manager decisions. It also mentions NFL figures, All Stars prep, and college football connections with Notre Dame and Wisconsin.
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Corry
Club Condemben
Nob
Nassing Ument
Harry Shuhldrehey
Pth
Chicago
Ihidreher
Bucks Roy Mey
Texas
Gammille Pic Lone
Linemen
Alister
Michigan
Donald Curran
Boston College
del Dickhoof
Town
Pat Lyons
Wisconsin
Sean
West Army
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Villanova College to Continue Grid Sport
Villanova College expects to field a football team this fall despite losing coaches Clipper Siaith and Vince McNally. Commander Milner says Rev. Stanford approved the plan, noting there are about 200 Marines and 400 Navy students plus regular students to form a squad. Games could be played off campus within 48 hours and may occur in New York, Washington, Pittsburgh or Boston.
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Associated Frese
Villanova
Villanova College
Maurice "Clipper" Siaith
Vince McNally
Echward J. Milner
Hald
Milner
3. V. Stanford
Villa toVe
Navy
New York
Washington
Pittsburgh
Boston
Tebbetts Applies Focus To Base Play In Army Life
The former Detroit catcher Tebbetts discusses his career shift to military life while addressing baseball fans in Waco Texas. The Saratoga Racing Association announced distributions totaling $810000 across events including the Hopeful Stakes and the Maxathan Saribone Cup with purses ranging from $28,000 to $340,000.
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Waco
Texas
Biedie ‘Tebbetts
Detroit
Grant
Tebbetts
Saratoga Racing Association
Thine Tate
Roontec
Connie Mack Praises His Infield as One of Baseball’s Best
Connie Mack long praised his 1909 14 A’s infield of Morninis Collins Barry Baker for their champion era. He notes the group’s strong batting averages and modern comparisons to the Cubs Tinker Evers Chance and other great lines, and mentions later Yankee infield icons as high infield quality.
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Py Associated Preay
Connie Mack
Connie
Stulty Metnnis
Eddie Collins
Jack Barry
Baker
Babe Ruth
Philadelphi
Ted Meter
Meininnis
A's
Haverhill
Mass
Collins
Columbia University
Barry
Holy Cross University
Franklin
Reading
Detroit
Bury
Cohins
Euvarrec
Elaine
Cheago
Evers
Harry Steinfeldt
Mack
Steinfeldt
Chance Bay
Tinker
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Cubs
Chicago Americans
Arnold Gandil
A. Risberg
George Weaver
Yankee
Ton Gehtig
Tony Lauwer
Mark Koenig
Jumping Doe Dugan
Gebrig
Lazveri
Koenig
Dugan
Barrow
Gebrigr
Sordun
Crosett
Rolie
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
Baseball standings and results across the National and American Leagues note yesterday outcomes. American League games included New York 2 Boston 9 and St Louis 6 Detroit 3, while National League scores show Boston 5 New York 3 and Chicago 6 St Louis 9 amid listed matchups for today.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Giames Today Newt York at Boston
Philadelphia at Washington Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St. Louis matchups listed with unclear pairing and locations in a fragmented sports note from the era.
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Giames
Newt York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Lous
Texas athlete Max Minor eyeing West Point visit
Max Minor from Texas plans to enter West Point on July 1 as an athlete recruit. The former Taboka standout tied the national scholastic record in 280 yard low hurdles in 1940 and later starred for Texas in football and track before recovering from prior injuries.
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Texas
West Point
Harold Y. Ratliff
Austin
Tex
Max Minor
West Port
U. S.military Academy
Minor
Litte Taboka
University of Terais
Longhorns
Max
Nevy
Ortiz Defeats Olivera in Hollywood Boxing Bout
Manuel Ortiz, 190 pounds, stopped Tony Olivera, 120 pounds, of San Francisco in a recent Hollywood bout for the Henon title.
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Hollywood
Calif
Manuel ‘Ortiz
Gentto
Tony Olivera
San Francisco
Wensloff Struggles as Yankees, Dodgers Fall in Night of Defeats
Rookie Charley Wensloff endured a rough stretch for the Yankees, including a late game controversy over a batter out of turn by Joe Gordon. The Senators lost ground to the Yankees as Philadelphia beat Washington, and Chicago Cubs shut out St Louis while Phillies toppled the Dodgers. Braves beat the Giants, Pittsburgh-Cincinnati game postponed.
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Associated Press
Charley Wensloff
New York Yankes
Wensloff
New York
Joe McCarthy
Washington
Hig
Joss
Chicago White Sox
Lee
Buck) Ross
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Boston
Wensler
Joe Gordon
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Sox
Gordon
Tun
Senators
Yankees
Philadelphia Attettines
Orie Arntzen
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Nate Andrews
Charley Workman
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Inspection Win First Games In Softball Loop
Aero Supply Glds and Teague led a 970 season opener at Loveland Field as 970 defeated 960 23 to 10 in game one while Inspection dominated 95 to 16 in the nightcap. Williams Pakish and Wawnyr led with five hits apiece across both games.
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Aero Supply
Loveland Flo
Williams
Pakish
Wawnyrlak
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Summary of top MLB leaders by category across leagues. Stephens leads St Louis in batting with 356. White of Phil stielpuila paces runs with 39. domestically notable figures include Hills Wakefield Detroit and Hackett Cleveland with 74 driven in. Pitching leaders include Candini Washington 70 and Sewell Pittsburgh 9 2.
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St.Louis
White
Philstielpuila
Rams
St. J
Hills—Wakefield
Detroit
Hackett
Cleveland
Keliner
Lindell
New York
Aud Johnson
Washington
Keller
Gase
Candini
Wash
Bailine
Cahlsten
Phila
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Herman
Brooks
Musial
St. Louis
Ott
Veaghan
Brook
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Odds and Ends From A Scrambled Local Page
A jumble of unsigned notes, sports mentions, and social blurbs highlights figures like Dagny Vance and Clark in assorted, overlapping anecdotes. The text blends hotel life in Homosassa Springs with boxing, theater, and club events, plus scattered references to players, editors, and ceremonies.
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Dagny Vance
Dodgers
Ah Homosassa Springs
Whirly Makes 2nd Start of Season in Big Race Series
Whirly Makes 2nd Start of Season in the Batlindise mile. Warren Wright's Whisleway and 16 rivals compete in a conditioning race to prepare for the Ned Arlmeton-Washilmton meeting. Mr. Bip Tails carries 128 pounds in his second start, aiming for a strong showing after 1943 debut.
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Whirly
Associaton Press
Chicago
Warren Wright
Mr. Bip Tails
Mar- Kell
King's Abbey
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EOK FF
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Teres Sarden
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Glick Shouehnenty
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Charlie Taindale
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