Organization of Circuit to be Completed Here
The article outlines a coming baseball league revival with teams such as Corry Raysmonils Acros and Geneva Pleetries Union City Athletics and others preparing for a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Corry hotel to form the circuit. President Eil Smith of Union City to preside with representatives from seven fields. plans include advisory board selection, officer election, scheduling committee, and franchise fees. Training arrangements at Ray Mond and Aero plants are viewed as key to ready squads pending weather to start drills.
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Corry
Raymonils
Acros
Lore Geneva Pleetries
Union City Athletics
Elycult
Nis Warren
Famestown
Pillconsi
Eil Smith
Union City
Confab
Hote Corry
Raymond and Aero Plants
Otr
Valiant Vigilantes Vanquish Vicious Villain Sea Monster
A Port Isobel newspaper recounts Pennsylvanians J G Carson of Oil City and Framdin Henry of Warren land a giant sand shark in the Gulf of Mexico after a three hour battle. The creature measured 11 feet 4 inches and weighed between 800 and 2000 pounds. Bullets from an AB calibre automatic revolver were fired into its carcass. the men brought the monster in alive.
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Warren
Prandin Henry
Wat Yen
Gulf of Mexico
Isobel
Mesos
Mdany Reef
J. G. Carson
Chy
Framcdin Henry
Standings in A B C tourney in New York list teams and scores
Five man team standings show Pastime A C Syracuse Eckhard Becker Brews Detroit Bayonne Wheelman Detroit Schmidt's Beer Detroit Spartans Hartford Cann. Two man team results include Debridgec Smith New York and others like Malme Ennis Swartawaker Cimpe and Emil Garbarino with various scores. Individual entries list Abe Carey and Jimmy Reinsmith among others with smaller point totals. All events include Detroit and Belleville participants with mixed positions and scores.
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A. C
Syracuse
N. Y
Eckhard, & Becker
Detroit
Bayonne
N. J
Wheelman
Schmidt's Beer
Spartans
Hartford
Cann
M. Debridgec
Smith
New York
Russel Music
Lyons
AL Caréy
Mismen
Belleville
Mich
H. Ennis
Malme
Eimirs
N.Y
I, Swartawaker
J. Cimpe
Auburn
Abe Carey
Jimmy Reinsmith
Jock Russell
Loream
Serena Falls
Sei
Az Gstey
Raymond Five Win City Championship
Raymond Five captured the city championship with a 43 to 22 victory over Franz’s Purituse in the 2nd tournament at the Junior High School. Ken Jackson sparked the final with seven field goals in the third period, finishing with 40 points. George Frang led the losers with 11 points. Jackson also starred in the semi finals, scoring 15 as Raymond II defeated the Corry Irish 29 to 26.
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Raymond'a Bastettal
Inday
Franz
Purnituse Quiettet
Ken Jackson
Raymonds
Jackson
George Frang
Plant Club
Raymond
Corry Irish
Pranz
Live
Shooting Stars
George Franz
Heavy restocking program marks 1936 game efforts
Harrisburg March 29 The heaviest restocking in Pennsylvania history cost 137000. The state released 78000 rabbits 33000 mature ringneck pheasants and thousands of bobwhite quail. About 18000 winged pheasants 14 prime condition birds are being stocked. Remaining 17500 pheasants were contracted to avoid private breeders and boost production. Biddle notes low winter loss and conservative bird totals.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cme
Biddle
Hold'ne
Feller Holds Giants Hitless in Grapefruit Action
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller dominated the New York Giants in three innings, fanning six more to reach 12 strikeouts in seven innings for no runs and one hit as Cleveland won 4-2 to even the series at two games each. Other notes include St Louis Cardinals ending a six game slide with a 6-5 win over Detroit, Dizzy Dean causing tension with an umpire, Pirates losing 9-7 to Los Angeles, and thoughts on Yankee pitcher Red Ruffing at camp.
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United Press Vicksburg
Bob Feller
New York Giants
Cleveland
Indians
Feller
Daytona Beach
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Dizzy Dean
Ormsby
Diz
Ov Greensberg
Webbers
Rowe
Gay Howe
Ontario
Cal
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Los Angeles
John Dickshot
Hops
Sands
Aridé Vaughan
ST. Petersburg
Jacob Rupert
New York Yankees
Tnder
Painful Pile Torture Relief With San Cura Ointment
The ad touts San Cura Ointment promising rapid relief from itching burning and throbbing pile discomfort with a money back offer. It claims soothing cooling action upon application and suitability for itching skin burns cuts bruises eruptions sunburn boils and similar irritations. Ointment price 60c and 1.25 and Soap 2c adv28.
Trout Season Opens April 3 In New York State
The article notes New York anglers may begin trout fishing on April 3 with early-season prospects across streams such as Brownll Run near Clymer. Weather looks favorable though high water could pose hazards. Pennsylvania openings follow on April 13 with brook, brown, and rainbow trout legal to take. stocking programs promise widespread trout availability this spring.
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Cony Angiers
New York
Apolt
New York State
Commonwealth
Brownll Run
Clymer
Pennsylvania
Corry
Vicini Ly
Rifle Teams Meet For City Title Tonight
The City Rifle League championship will be decided at Corry Rod and Gun tonight as Raymonds and Carmill’s, tied after the regular season, clash in a playoff. The title match is set for eight o'clock.
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Corry
Rod and Gun
Raymonds and Carmill's
Perry Beats Perry in Tennis Showdown with Tilden Loss
United Press report from Chicago says Bill Tilden took a set from Fred Perry but faded, losing the match 4 6 4 11 9 after forcing the final set to 4-4 four times before a double fault. In doubles, Perry and Ellsworth Vines beat Tilden and Vincent Richards 10 8 6 3.
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Ay United Press
Chicago
Bill Tilden
Fred Perry
Jost
Tilden
Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Tiden
Vincent Richards
Keisters Aero A A Tie Tops City Bowling Standings
Keisters and Aero A A lead the City Bowling League with four weeks left as four matches shape the top spots. Citizens Bank and Corry Jamestown clash while Aero Supply meets Cohen Goals. WPA and Loblaws contend for second with Lincoln Market in reach. Ladies league finals Wednesday crown Kasper’s as runners up with Blue Ribbons and Carroll’s tied for second.
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Maple
Pincheley
Keister
A. A
Nerucias
Citizens Bank
Corry-Jamestown
Aero Supply
Cohen
Recreation Alleys
WPA
Loblaws
Lincoln Market
Alleynx
Kiwanis
Marketeers
Carry-Jamestown Fives
Kasper
Pittsburgh South High Wins State Net Title 38 28
Pittsburgh South High defeated Newport Township 38 to 28 to claim the Pennsylvania state schoolboy basketball title before 4,000 at State College. Star guard Joe Sipak led South with 17 points, scoring in late rally after Luzerne countys had hoped to close the gap.
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David Abramson
United Press
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh South High School
Newport Township
Eastern Monarchs
Luzerne
State College
Grover Washabaugh
Sterling
Joe Sipak
Pennsylvania
Newport
South
Eemund Voshefaki
Koshefeid
Ine Pointe
Spal
Victory F
Tao
Field availability for 37 games at Junior High uncertain
The 1937 football season at the Junior High field remains doubtful as officials consider another year without play to allow turf to improve. J W Lambing chair of the property committee advised adding substantial fertilizer and grass seed this spring, urging immediate action. About two tons of fertilizer and 800 pounds of seed are estimated, with a formal recommendation to come at the next Board of Education meeting.
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Boal of Education
J. W. Lambing
Carl J. Henton
Lambing
Dempsey Drops Meet As Health Trip Takes Court
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey withdraws from the American Bowling Congress tournament. He traveled to Florida on medical advice and must stay there for an extended period, delaying his planned March 1 appearance.
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Dempsey
United Press
New York
American Bowling Congress
Jack Dempsey
Florida
WPA districts close offices cut jobs in three towns
Bernard J. Cochran said district WPA offices in Clarion Meadville and Warren will close, about 100 workers lose their jobs. He cited the need to cut expenses and noted monthly savings around 710,100 dollars.
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WMS
Mar
Clareton
Meadville
Warren
Bernard J. Cochran
WPA
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Taylor
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Wranx
Varasso Jackson
Williams Raymonds
Corry Irish Pitts
Crane
Gumbbleton Taylor
Mountain & Midi
T. Crane Jackson
Walsh Ok
Sarrick
McElroy Franz
Shooting Aces
Sprovert
Bitch Hand
Jones
Een T
Hurlbut
Varasso
Bracken Williams
Penn
Giants
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Penn'a
Keisters
Aero A.A
Brilliant South
Little Newport
Spak
Ellis Electrical Store
Center St
Tod
Armour
IONA
Kirkman
NBC
Camay Soap
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del Monte
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Federal Reserve System
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