Cleveland plans to host 1940 Olympic trials in Berlin talk
Cleveland advertising club maps steps for Games to Berlin with U S Army support and formal invites to officials. Rivalry in the Corry Roll and Gun Club Rifle League climaxes this week with playoffs for third and first places. Major league woes temper optimism, while a $2500 check backs Sammy Slaughter vs Bob Olin. Navy Eskimos clash and Timmy Dean fights Tom Hudson headline evolving fight cards. An elimination heavyweight tourney aims for Sarasota in 1986 with Dempsey eyed as referee. Women may soon join rifle shooting through Roland Gun Club, while Gymnasty Reinhardt bouts spark local interest. A benefit boxing card in Meadville assists Joseph Segal’s artificial leg project.
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Cohens Reach Antler League Final Over Blue Ribbons
Cohen Cohens secured a spot in the Antler Bowling League championship by sweeping the Blue Ribbons last night, 2568 to 227%. Led by Love’s 192 average, they built a 140 pin advantage in the first game and now face the Nast squad for the title. A captains meeting is set for tomorrow evening at Swelock to decide the league kitty distribution. Lineups followed.
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Local Corry City pro league delays season opener
Yesterday's results list Boston 2 Cleveland 1 and Pittsburgh 8 Boston 6 with rain affecting several matches. Corry Jamestown plans to join the semi pro city league, opening May 18 after field work and preparations. tryouts advertised for youths with managers named for Raymonds Corry Jamestown Aero Supply All-Way Hackies. ticket sales ongoing.
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Baer Fights Ban as IBU Dethrones Boxing Champ
The International Boxing Union dethroned Max Baer amid a separate ban by New York State Athletic Commission and the National Boxing Association. Baer faced Pierre Charles in Europe. officials called the action a joke and debated the title’s validity since Baer did defend in Europe.
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Europe
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Referee Beaten by Spectators After Ring Decision
New York May 7 Referee Frank Scull sustained a black eye after awarding Frei Med Coch rane of Elizabeth New Jersey a decision over Al Roth of New York Spectators surged into the ring and knocked him down before he was rescued Back on his feet Scull raised Roths arm in victory though he later insisted Coch rane may have won In the dressing room he said he still believed Coch rane won but the outcome remained unclear
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New York
Frank Scull
Black Eye
Frei Med Cochrane
Elizabeth
N. J
al Roth
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Doubles at Jamestown Corry seeks tournament partners
Corry skeglers wishing to participate in the doubles tournament at Jamestown New York are urged to contact Kip Addemisn or Harry Krone or Pay Burr for entry. The group aims to unite players for the event and facilitates connections for interested teams.
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Roberts Looms as 6.0 Candidate For President
The text notes 61 year old Roberts, known for prosecuting Harry F. Sinclair and Albert B. Fail in the oil scandals, as a potential Republican presidential contender. It references NRA and a forthcoming court opinion, hinting at Roberts for president amid conservative support and precedent from 1914 with Charles Evans Hughes.
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Open golf entries seek 1985 champion title at Oakmont
National Golf Association announced sectional qualifying tests for 25 courses next Monday. One thousand twenty seven players entered with 122 advancing to challenge the Open at Oakmont, Pa., June 6. Chicago hosts the sectional event featuring Tommy Armour Chick Gyai and Denny Shinto in the spotlight.
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Joy Set to Depart for Oakmont Practice Week
Tony Joy, a gal professional at the Corry County club, will travel to Oakmont course in Pittsburgh late this week for practice ahead of the qualifying rounds starting Monday. The field of 184 hopefuls includes defending champion Walter Hagen and stars like Shute Armour Evans, with tough competition from Winteld Day, Notre Dame ace, and others seeking one of five places.
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Local Sectionals Expand As 44 Players Enter Majors
The annual match field expands with 44 players across three new districts Jacksonville Greensboro N C and Madison Wis Notable entrants include Jimmy Thompson from Los Angeles and Ray Mangram from California Also featured are Joe Wear and Texan rivals as the Pittsburgh section boosts talent while Seattle hosts three players for two spots Allotment favors quality over sheer numbers with Denver and Seattle highlighted in the mix
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White Sox surge to top of American League standings
Chicago White Sox move into first in the American League as rain cancels their game with the Yankees and Boston defeats Cleveland. Fred Ostermueller dominates with six strikeouts in six innings, while Almada's run drives in the decisive score. Pittsburgh climbs toward the top NL with a ninth inning rally sealing a win over the Braves. Darrell Blington and Cy Blanton split the late relief roles as Hoyt earns the win after tiring.
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Lake Mineral Wells to stock 24 000 bass for rearing
The local chamber of commerce announced a plan to stock Lake Mineral Wells with twenty four thousand bass to boost fishing and tourism. Officials expect the project to enhance local recreation and attract visitors to the area.
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Cow Killed by Freak Offspring in Alts-A Alr With Two Upper Jaws
In a bizarre incident on Gerald Sanden's rain, a cow killed a freak offspring born with two upper jaws and three eyes after taking a single bite. The unusual creature was trampled to death by the cow, leaving locals startled by the strange event.
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