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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1926
Page
2
A jumble of boxing results and sports notes lists fighters and events. References to Doenissey, Mhirry Grebbr, and various bouts are mixed with track and basketball items. The Buffalo Bisons, Cleveland Rosenblome, and Detroit Tigers are mentioned with scattered scores and standings.
United Prog Staff Correspondent Henry J. Farrell reports criticism of French officials over Riviera tournament merchandising and betting on events. The piece argues questions about who profits from rights and sponsorship, citing examples around the Wille and Wills matches and US Lawn Tennis Association concerns without endorsing or condemning specific actors.
Lei Die sel, noted as a Martian open champion, leads the Soutie Polinga open event after day two. Die sel has posted 187 for the first rounds, while Jose Wilder trails with a purse of 8,500 dollars and 13s remaining.
Fraque March 2 3u reports Lenglen traveling to Italy for a rest and plans to be away about a month before defending her Wimbledon title. The article mentions other tennis figures and upcoming events in Eveland Europe with no clear results.
The Keystones edged the Swedes 68 to 54 in a tense indoor game at a Stale venue. Keys guard led a late rally as Olson and Hicks provided scoring and the crowd packed the arena for a hard fought win.
Rubealo March 2 report notes Slattery and Stribling renewing their old feud with a scheduled bout on March 28 at Tex Rickard's Gordon. Banter from Lake Placid and Adirondacks echoes in a boxing week, with weight capped near 175 pounds and a substantial forfeit tied to the event.
No verdict was reached on Warren's protest of the Franklin game decided Friday night by section 3, SOW PTA A League officials and local coaches attended. Disputed fouls and a continuing question of the final score linger as officials dispute memory of fouls and times.
In Bemrsvi b Pa a 13 year old boy named Arthur Arturdy died after a fencing accident at a hall when his blade struck his side causing internal injuries. The incident occurred during a Saturday event and was reported by local authorities and a referee who cited the blade as the cause of the fatal injury.
A historic note highlights Franklin Institute in Philadelphia as the oldest U.S. institution devoted to engineering and applied sciences. Founded in 1842, it began as a high school before serving as a forerunner to modern engineering education at the center of technological progress.
The St Edwards Cadets beat Eastman of Union City 27 to 20 at the State Armory. Lead by the Cutloys with a 12 to 2 start, the Cadets held a double digit edge and with standout scoring from Maloney and others in the final period secured the victory despite Eastman rallying late.
The Keystones prepare for a week of games starting Monday evening facing He Rucenter Ko Take. The squad, led by Grivity, seeks a strong performance after a close loss to Parks and aims to rebound from a tough stretch in the New York state circuit. Manager Vowng and Brantliey Smith of Aerie County weigh options as they plan a four game home stand against the Bristies, whom they have beaten twice this season.
Reported in Tampa as the regatta gets underway with a large field of more than 100 entries. Notable sailors include Smiling Dan and Loyney from Tow Angeles. Recent results and standings are awaited as competition unfolds.
A boxing match in Tamestown ends with Oss Till defeating Clean Boxer in a tough contest. The bout featured multiple rounds with Till mounting a late push to secure victory amid a noisy crowd and rapid exchanges.
Fragmented text from Mason Minnesota describes an assault case involving individuals named Arthur C Rook and Localss Kine. The OCR is garbled, but references a state prosecutor and a judge, with unclear timelines and charges. No clear outcomes or dates are legible.
A chaotic account of holdout players seeking higher contracts from major clubs, with figures like $6000 per year discussed and disputes over terms. The piece notes specific players and managers, including attempts to secure better deals and resistance from team owners amid ongoing contract negotiations.
A garbled plea appears to reference a investigation into an Athiuita Constitution amid unrest. The text mentions a deacon and a vow, hinting at a political or religious dispute but lacks clear details or names.
Fragmented notice item describes a local property matter in Corry with misread text about an election or advertisement. Names and places are unclear but reference to Pennsylvania and public notice elements suggests a land or parcel discussion.
An OCR fragment shows garbled words and missing context about a person or event. The readable bits mention years and a through line but lack identifiable names or locations to form a clear summary.
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