Deer Season Vote Splits Northwest Pennsylvania Clubs
Northwest division sportsmen vote Friday on open antlerless deer season next fall amid split opinions. Erie County league backs a flexible stance while others fear October fire hazards. Clubs urge open doe season after back season, pending fire risk and forest closures. Derby and Owens details add broad sport interest.
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MUNCH RETURNS ONE IN RUN-IN WITH UMPIRE AT AKROH
Jocko Munch clashes with umpire Slavin in the opening game for the chip at Akroh over disputed play. Slavin warns Munch, who retorts the umpire is a clown as the circus accusation flies.
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Union City Sans Team A in Doubtful Season
Union City faces doubt over its community baseball representation this season as stockholders quarrel over the ball park. The Athletics are expected to rally and move the season ahead, likely becoming a leading rival to the Ideal nine.
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Deep mound duel seals 1 0 win for Senators over Indians
In a 13 inning thriller the Senators edged the Indians 1-0 as Emil Leonard and Bill Dietrich anchor a crowded mound day. Beggs and Poffenberger also starred for AL pitchers while Feller fanned 10 in 10 innings.
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Stagehand Withdrawn From Derby Race
Louisville report says Stagehand, winter-book favorite to win the Kentucky Derby, was withdrawn from the race due to sickness. Owner Maxwell Howard disclosed thousands of dollars had been bet on Stagehand after his Derby triumph at Santa Anita Handicap.
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Sailors Top Akron Yanks 11 to 8 in Mid-Atlantic Opener
Akron O May 9 The Sailors beat Akron 11 to 8 as Joe Cullihan went the distance despite 14 hits allowed. Mel Reed, Erie catcher, hit two homers to raise his total to three in two days, pacing a 13-hit Sailors attack with three Akron hurlers yielding the runs.
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Promoter Jacobs Denies Switching Schmeling Fight Site
New York promoter Mike Jacobs denied breaking faith with the Illinois boxing board by choosing New York over Chicago for the Louis Schmeling heavyweight bout on June 22. He rebutted accusations raised by Chicago Daily News column chair Joseph Tuiner of the Micnols commission.
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New Station Buys Fire Equipment Left Unmanned
When a new fire station opened last November in Pawtucket city officials bought two new engines for 25000 dollars. Neither has been used because the city failed to assign any firemen to operate the apparatus.
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Dizzy Dean to Rest in Month for Ailment
Chicago May 5 A baseball report states Dizzy Dean will rest for a month after an arm ailment. X ray shows inflammation near the right shoulder from last season injury. Cubs physician Dr John F Davis says the problem is inflammatory and curable, not permanent, as Dean battles a sore arm amid his big transfer era.
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Yesterday's Hero Emil Lesnard Delivers 1-0 Win over Indians
Washington rookie Emil Lesnard outpitched Bob Feller, limiting Cleveland to six hits in a 1-0 victory. Lesnard pitched a complete inning and earned the triumph, showcasing a sharp debut performance against the Indians.
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Fighting Fox Named Derby Favorite With 2 1 2 to 1 Odds
Louisville May 6 Fighting Fox son of Gala and Marguerite rose as Derby favorite at 2 1 2 to 1 odds after today’s public show. Probable Derby lineup lists Fighting Fox owner William Woodward jockey J Stout Dye at Bull, Calumet Farms entry Menow, and other top contenders with weights 126 pounds for 1 1 2 miles.
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Escobar Loses First Bantamweight Bout in New York
Puerto Rican fighter Sixto Escobar, holder of the bantamweight title, began a featherweight challenge with a ten round decision loss to Nat Litfin at the Hippodrome in New York May 5.
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Outdoor Gun League Plans in Corry City
The Corry Red and Win team will meet at the American Legion home Friday evening to discuss forming an outdoor gun league for summer skeet and high powered rifle shoots. A large turnout is urged.
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Kosmoski and Mercer Lead in Doubles Meet
Kosmoski and Mercer lead the doubles tour with 1070, ahead of Baresi and Miss Mercer at 1065 and Walters and Kasper at 1000. The event, part of the women bowlers city recreation evening, closes tonight and features top teams from Southampton. Max Schmeling comments on retirement as he eyes Joe Louis title bout, while others post scores mirroring a busy evening in bowling.
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