Tennis Lighting Plans Aim to Boost Summer Play
The article outlines proposals to light the First Ward tennis court on Mill Street to attract more players and hosting events, with cost surveys under way and potential benefits for local enthusiasts. It notes broader spring and summer sport shifts, including basketball ends, bowling and swimming activity, and regional Meadeville league mentions amid a quiet sports period.
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Lou Niga
Lead shifts in Duquesne six day race overnight
United Press reports frequent lead changes in the six day bicycle race at Duquesne. By 7 a m teams were tied after a dramatic late surge by the Italian trio Scalio Haggio, who gained seven laps. French pair St Lan, cuul and LePage held nine laps but trailed Italians on points.
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LePage
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Ueap
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Behina
van Kempen-Bart
Oakland rookie in fine form for Cubs
Oakland rookie pitchers and hitters highlighted a Chicago Cubs spring training win over Pittsburgh Pirates. Roy Lanier and Gallant Cookie delivered solid innings while Gates and Gamms homered for a 4-1 victory, despite a dozen hits by Pirates.
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Champion Giants Meet Nashville: World Champs Among Volunteer Threats
The world champion New York Giants travel to face the Nashville Volunteers in a spring tune-up for the 1904 season. Gil Mancuso aims to return to form after delayed spring training, while coaches discuss rule changes and officiating standards at a national meeting.
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Fight Results At Hollywood Event With Noted Boxers
In Hollywood California the card featured fighters including Ton Jarvick Los Angeles Al ponero and Baby Paimore Compton Ven uta Wakefield Pas avent and Domingo Lopez Los Angeles. The bouts produced decisive results with Jarvick and Lopez earning decisions amid a crowded arena.
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White Sox Struggle to Avoid cellar in shaky camp
Chicago White Sox face a doubt filled season as rookie and aging stars clash in spring drills. Al Simmons Mule Haas and Jimmy Dykes bolster the club but need solid pitching catching and outfield to climb from sixth place. Manager Lew Fonseca seeks a southpaw and faces injuries while Lou Comiskey reshapes the lineup with Bonura Haes Appling Dykes and Swanson anchoring the infield and outfield.
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al Simmons
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White Stockings
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Maranville Hopeful for Return by June
Boston Braves infielder Rabbit Maranville, age 42, lay in Mound Park hospital after injuring his leg sliding into home plate during a game with the Yankees. Judge Emil Fischer announced cheering messages and praised Maranville, while Dr. Lebreton said he might be out of hospital on crutches within three weeks and back in uniform by mid June.
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Caddy's Dream Becomes Reality in Pinehurst Open
Henry Picard of Charleston won the 32nd North and South Open in Pinehurst with a 283 one under par for seven holes. His prize was 3000 dollars. George Dunlap Jr and Horton Stith tied for second at 286, with Barry Cooper close behind and Wild Mehthorn among top finishers.
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Charleston
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George T. Dunlap
Horton Stith
Barry Cooper
Wild Ui Mehthorn
Promising Young Hingers Named From North America
A list of rising players includes Lee Stine of San Francisco John Pomiors ki of Montreal Lastia Pietje of Dallas and Pil Gativan of Buffalo. Fonseca notes the catching weakness with four prospects but no top stars. newcomers listed are John Qsek Mervyn Shea Morgan Snyde and veteran Muddy Ruel.
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Lee Stine
San Francisco
John Pomiorski
Montreal
Lastia Pietje
Dallas
Pil Gativan
Buffalo
Fonseca
John Qsek
Mervyn Shea
Morgan Snyde
Muddy Ruel
Call meeting Monday night on baseball loop
A citywide call to form a summer baseball league in Corry is issued for Monday April 2, 1934 at 7 30 pm at City Hall. Young men are urged to attend to show interest, elect leaders, and set up officers for a planned league with involvement from local industries and stores.
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C. A
C. M. Honest
Trauton
Lumindec
Treach
Raymon
Avro Supply
Corry-Jamestown
Clark ‘Mills
Howard Tanney
Corry
Isagne
Sabiday
Dodgers May Get Second Sacker From Boston
Orlando Pie reports Casey Stengel plans to trade Brooklyn’s second baseman, possibly sending Tony Chocinelo to the Braves. The Braves may counter with Ad Brandt as a replacement for the injured Rabbit Maranville, while McKechnie eyes a Dodgers offer.
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United Press
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Pie
Casey Stengel
Imowyn Young
Rose Gold to Silver Tale of a Divorce and Name Return
In St Louis Missouri Rose Gold reflects on changing value as she gains a divorce from her husband and reclaims her maiden name. She says Silver holds more worth to her now than Gold, framing the decision as a personal revaluation of wealth and identity.
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Silver
Bank Statement Summary for Corry National Bank 1034
Report of the condition of the National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania as of March 5 1934 showing assets including United States Government securities and other bonds and stocks. Deposits total 117347.70 with common stock 500 shares 50000 and surplus 15000 plus undivided profits 4803.51. Loans and investments pledged to secure liabilities include 95000 government securities and 20000 other securities.
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Pennseylvania
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Pennsylvania
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E. ©. Hawkins
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