WMCA League Championship Opens with Volley Ball Clash
Corry Evening Journal reports the WMCA League championships start Thursday with opening volleyball and basketball games. The Industrials face Aero Supply for Class A, with Ramblers meeting Knights of Columbus in dispute over eligibility, as officials seek to stage the best two of three series for the title.
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Tigers Turn to West for Union City Showdown
Corry prepares for a charity game against the Ritz five at Union City tonight. Keystones add Erie players MacDonald and another scorer to strengthen the squad, with Chase Quinn Skinner Pitts Diener and Williams also on hand. The Ritz will counter with Mountain and Shaver as the teams renew their old rivalry in a billed two game series.
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Todays Sport Notes on StriF Cage and Tennis Developments
Local athletic notes spotlight Frank Williams and his Austrsi team as strong contenders in cage play. The city court at Thion City hosts a key charity match and the Northward youth movement moves through Tennessee and Mississippi toward a potential late-week exhibition.
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Meadville to Oppose Corry Gunners Here
Meadville faces Corry Gun clubs in a regular league match after Corry Rad and Glen Club ended their six straight victories in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League. A large crowd attended last night’s practice shoot and reported scores followed.
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Pottstown Honors World Record Holder
Pottsown residents celebrate Geno Vouske Benns’ ring of fame as a world record holder. The town of about 22,000 honors the svelte runner who set records in the mile and 1600 meters, finishing the mile in 4 10 and breaking records at the New York track meet.
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Falconer cancels game with Beavers
Falconer called off the Friday night matchup with the Beavers due to illness in the New York state school five and a threat of influenza among several Falconer players. Coach Anderson requested the cancellation. a potential home game Friday was discussed, as teams reassess schedules amid the flu outbreak and interscholastic concerns.
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Braddock welterweight champ wins in tough non title bout
Jackle Fields, world's welterweight boxing champion, scored a technical knockout over Jimmy Belmont in a 10 round non title bout at Motor Square Garden. Belmont retired after the eighth round due to bleeding and punishment, Fields dominating with clever punching while Belmont opened a cut under his eye. Fields weighed 149 pounds, Belmont 171⁄2. Other results from various towns noted include Colima knocking out Pete Mizgeo in three rounds and Leo Clements scoring a quick technical knockout over Jerry Hart in Jeannette.
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Red Robinson
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Pete Mizgeo
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Leo Clements
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Jerry Hart
Edie Yurosa
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Mike O'Brie
North Bradlock
Inter-Club Kiwanis Bowling Match Tonight
Jamestown Kiwanis Chuh faces Curry Kiwanis at Recreation Alleys in a bid to repeat recent six game sweep. Teams are set to thrill with tight lanes and sharp bowling as the match gathers local interest.
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Dempsey Delivers Quick Knockouts in Dayton Bout
In Dayton on March 1 Jack Dempsey fought through a mistimed air of showmanship, stopping John Phillips of Dayton in 1 minute 22 seconds of the first round. Pat Sullivan, former heavyweight champion of the army, also weighed in at 191 pounds and finished his match in 1 minute 10 seconds.
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Army
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Westminster College Dominates Bethany for 63 26 Title
Westminster College won the league title with a 63 to 26 victory over Bethany College last night. Bud Brownlee led scoring with 17 points as Westminster controlled the game from the start, building a comfortable lead in the hall. Bethany had earlier moments this season but were unable to threaten the Titans in this matchup.
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Boxing results from New York and Philadelphia bouts
In New York at St Nicholas Arend Benny Leonard defeated Billy McMahon in a 10 round match. Detroit stopper Jimmy Abbott scored a win in New York. Philadelphia card featured Hacey Dublinsky drawing with Young Wif fie and Wally Sears stopped by Al Ettore. Other bouts saw Gus Rudenberg stopped, Matt Tice defeated, and Joe Banovle losing. In Germany Billy Angel stopped Matt Tice while Jimmy Herman defeated Joe Banovle.
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Silverton
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Hazelton
Joe Banovle
Binghamton
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Homestead Advances In First Round Playoff
Homestead wins 51 to 46 over Burgettstown Union High to reach the second round of the Western Pennsylvania Inter scholastic Athletic League basketball tournament. They led by 25 at the end of the first quarter and held Burgettstown scoreless in the third period, as Homestead moves on to face Aliquippa in Beaver Pitt.
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Majors Busy In Training Camps
A sweeping roundup of spring training across major league camps with signings and arrivals. Bobby Burke and Carl Reynolds join the Washington Senators contingent in Biloxi while Waite Hoyt reports to the Brooklyn Dodgers in Clearwater. Babe Ruth begins Yankees workouts in Petersburg as Philadelphias Athle tics start full squad drills. Other camps in Mineral Wells, Fort Myers, Tampa, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Palo Alto, Avalon, and Pirates camp note rosters, signings, and early practice sessions.
Tiny Levi the jockey on a big horse in a wild ride
In a vivid sport vignette, Levi Randolph, a diminutive ex exercise boy, is lifted to ride a two year old at the Whitney track. The crowd, trainer Tom Healey, and observers recount his brave ride as Levi peels away from the pack, grinning as he proves small in size but fearless in action.
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Unclear historical ad notes sequence in Corry Tribune
Fragmentary lines from Corry Tribune discuss trade advertising and economic themes. The readable portions reference an August period of industry and relief measures, with mentions of local merchants and expected responses to policy changes. Specific names and dates are illegible.
Evie Far Alee Usual Meeting Record
A fragment notes a meeting at Evie Far Alee with routine attendance and standard items discussed. The brief mentions unspecified participants and ordinary agenda points. No clear names, dates, or places are readable in the provided text.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Early 20th Century Market Note
Fragmented readable phrases reference New York and prices with vague notes on industry and relative changes. Important specifics are missing or garbled, making it hard to identify people places or concrete events. The snippet hints at a price level discussion within a regional market context but lacks clear facts.
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