Tennis Association Planned to Boost Local Sport
A colorful note from a city paper describes the formation of a Tennis Association aimed at promoting tennis growth. It highlights support from clubs, the opening of a downtown court, and calls for community backing as the Merchants open their season at Athletic Field.
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Amadus Organization
Giants Cop Tho From Cubs and Dodgers Shaved
Giants win two close games 2-1 and 5-0 over the Cubs and Dodgers to move within one and a half games of the Pirates in the NL pennant race. Fat Wadsimmons won opener. Roy Pyle gained the nightcap in relief. Sam Leslie sparked the opener with a timely hit and scoring run. Chicago’s Riggs Stephenson misplayed a fly in the sixth of the nightcap. Cincinnati blanked Boston 4-0 as St. Louis beat Philadelphia to tighten the standings. Brooklyn lost to Pittsburgh. Lefty Gomez twirled for the Yankees who beat Boston 5-2.
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Roy Phieboe
Carl Hunbett
Tolifuiburgs
Hans Werner Way
Lefty Gomez
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Tennis Association Formed On Meet Tuesday
Kiwanis Club initiates movement to organize a local tennis association. Rev G L Boyd Charles Hoffmaster and Elwyn Alverson named to a committee to promote and develop tennis with a Tuesday meeting at Hotel Corry to discuss formal organization and future tournaments. Continuous growth is hoped under a central governing body guiding summer schedules and local leadership.
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Mie Service Club
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G. L. Boyd
Charles Hoffmaster
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Corry
Tennnis
Standings and scores mix in day’s baseball results
Yesterday’s results show Cleveland beating Washington 6 to 5 and New York 5 to 5 in separate games. Detroit 2, Chicago 2. Philadelphia 1, St. Louis Boston. New York 5, Chicago 4 in a second game. Cincinnati 4, Boston 0. St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 2 in another. Cleveland and Chicago White Sox advance to a second-place tie after a 2 to 1 win over Philadelphia. Sal Sam Jones pitched five innings for Chicago and Stanton drove in hits. Milan team edged Washington 3 to 5. Earl Averill delivered a ninth inning single for the winning run. Boston at St Louis weathered a shutout.
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Earl Averill
Dick Porter
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International Toronto 4 Baltimore 2 and other scores
Todays games list multiple hockey and baseball style scores including Toronto and Baltimore with varied results. Cities mentioned include New York Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Newark Rochester Albany Montreal Montreal appears, but many entries are fragmentary and unclear.
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Jockey Buddy Hanford Dies After Pimlico Race Fall
Buddy Hanford, America's third ranking jockey, died from a fractured skull after being thrown from his mount in the sixth race at Pimlico. The 25 year old rider from Omaha, Nebraska, sustained the fatal injuries when his horse bolted and tumbled, sending him to South Baltimore General Hospital.
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Derby field to 19 starters expected for 58th Run
Louisville May 5 owners of top thoroughbreds rate the 58th Derby field. May start 19 to 23 entries with Ladysman Pomponius and Head Play among favorites. Kentuckians back home entries as Ladyaman and Broker's Tip draw interest amid rest of likely contenders.
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Blooming Valley to Oppose Local Club in Opener
Blooming Valley, a Crayford County League perennial, will oppose the Corry Merchants in the 138th season opener at the Athletic Field tomorrow afternoon. Poor weather delayed practice and may force postponement. Blooming Valley is expected to test the Merchants as they adjust to conditions and select several players for early innings.
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Corry Merchants
Blooming Valley
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Seven knockouts highlight AAU boxing in Pittsburgh meet
The first night of the Allegheny Mountain Association AAU boxing featured seven knockouts in 47 bouts led by Pittsburgh boxers. Notable results include Frank Salah stopping John Burke in the 118 pound class and Toby Garion knocking out Paul Hayey in the 126 pound class. Additional matchups saw John Mathews narrowly edge Leonard Karabinog and Johnny Pirpalc defeating King Rowlands, with Johnny Giachetti and Clyde Portentant among others listed in the results and a call for independent musicial meeting attendees.
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New Brighton
Frank Salah
John Burkadder
McKeesport
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Anthony Barr
Charley DeSabio
Kittanning
Maurice Nagle
Toby Garion
New Kensington
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John Matthews
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King Rowands
Uniontown
Allegheny Mountain Association A. A. U
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New Salem
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Clyde Porteant
Weirton
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Highfield
Williams Smith
Morin
Elwood City
Leroy Brokenbaugh
Ray Hatton
Irwin Lowstetter
McKees
Port
Buster Lowstetter
Nie
Keesport
Mike Granto
Gene Angulik
Union‘own
Ruben Kirby
Corry Tribune Ad Offers Mail and Carriage Rates
Corry Tribune lists advertising options with pricing and delivery methods. The notice mentions by mail and by carrier, with a 3 percent national rate reference and a $2.50 per item charge, indicating miscellaneous distribution details.
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