New Ball Park Opens With Big Fourth Celebration
The Corry Merchants club plans a holiday opening of their new ball park west of the Stawe Fish Hatchery on July 4 with boxing cards and outdoor events. Promoter Dusty stages amateur bouts likely with seven already lined up, while football and extra sports are planned for the grounds as fencing and groundwork near completion. The Merchants expect a strong turnout to beat Mill Village in a baseball clash that follows the boxing program.
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Sonny” Staples
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Results and scores from yesterday and today games
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia edging Boston 5 4 and New York 6 Washington 2 while St Louis 6 Cincinnati 4 and New York 7 Brooklyn 3 also appear. Today's slate lists Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York with St Louis at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Philadelphia among scheduled games.
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George defeats Macaluso in Buffalo bout
Ed Don George 212 overwhelms Len Macaluso 209 with a two handed uppercut after a diving tackle, pinning him in 48 minutes 19 seconds. Jim Brown Ing 220 defeats Eridie Blea 208 in an earlier match. Sam Cordovano 190 stops Johnny Speliman 203, Leo Wykoff 217 edges Pat Reilly 191.
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Pepper Martin Shines as Cardinals Rally to Lead NL
Pepper Martin, hero of the last World Series, sparked a 6 2 Cardinals win over the Reds with a fourth inning triple and a later scored run. The victory moved St. Louis into first in the National League, while the Dodgers split a doubleheader with the Giants. The Giants beat Brooklyn 7 3, then dropped the nightcap 8 5. Dodgers pitchers and batters added late outs. In the American League, the Yankees toppled the Senators 5 2 as Lew Krausse allowed seven scattered hits in the Athletics 4 2 win over the Red Sox with Jimmy Foxx driving in the decisive run.
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Tennis Tournament Plans in Erie Prompt Change
Northwestern Pennsylvania Tennis Association officers denied rumors of canceling the 1982 regional tournament. They voted to proceed during the week of August, to be held on Hunter's Lodge courts in Erie. President William Selden of Oil City chaired the meeting with Bob Keck of Oil City and Boyd Park Jr. of Franklin among attendees.
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Jamestown Defeats Dunkirk In Horseshoe Pitching Battle
Jamestown Horseshoe Pitching hub posted a 17 to 8 win over the Dunkirk barnyard golfers on Hunt Road courts presided by Kenneth Johnson last night. It marked a second victory for Jamestown over Dunkirk in recent play.
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Retzlaff Wins Debut Bout At White City Arena
Chicago sport notes report Charley Retzlaff and heavyweight rival Les Marvinet fought a 10 round match at White City. After 2 minutes 21 seconds of the first round Retzlaff dominated, with weights listed as Retzlaff 184 pounds and Marvinet 189. Other names mentioned include J. D., Leonard, and K. C. Chicago.
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Nameless Nine Hitter Gentilman Tops Early 1932 Batting
Fred Gentilman former high school star leads the Nameless Nine with 14 hits in 30 at bats over eight games in 1932. Don DeJean adds nine hits in 14 at bats across three games. Sonny Staples and Will Johnston post strong showings, while Philadelphia Waters Thief Mound start tabs indicate three victories in time tonight as the club shows solid averages and early form.
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Sonny" Staples
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Philadelphia
Western Open golf tourney at Cleveland opens
Windswept Canterbury Country Club hosts practice rounds as famed players including Espinosa Runyan Cooper Dudley Shute and Armour prepare for the Western Open in Cleveland. Scores of 70 in practice highlight anticipation for the 72 par course ahead of tomorrow’s opening.
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New York
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Ed Dudley
Concordville
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Cobbett Downs Powers in First Round Tennis Match
In the 1932 city tennis championships on Kiwanis Court, Cobbett defeated Dick Powers in straight sets 7-5 6-4 in a hard fought first round feature. James Lewis upset Rocky Mountain in a separate first round match as Mountain was favored.
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Dick" Powers
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Rocky" Mountain
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Horseshoe Pitching Tournament Tonight at Journal Courts
Tonight at 7:30 o clock the second prize horseshoe pitching tournament will be staged at the Journal courts with awards for both divisions. A large group of Mingers practiced yesterday for the event and all city and nearby players are invited. Championship contenders include top players and past British and American Open victors. Gene Sarazen withdrew today due to not feeling equal to the test after last weeks national open victory, with about 15 entries expected to tee off tomorrow.
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Uncertain Pennsylvania Tax Debate Stirs Legislature
Opaque local report notes taxation pressures. It mentions residents facing higher levies, calls for reallocation of funds, and legislative concern over funding municipal and school needs amid widespread tax burdens. Names, dates, and concrete figures are not clear in the fragment.
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