Revenge on General Horse Flesh at Oakmont Sports Page
Coverage blends playful western burlesque with local sports news. The piece notes Oakmont golf qualifiers led by Tony Joy, Corry Country Club pro, Toby Lyons, and other district stars entering U S Open prep. Also mentions horse caper tales around Paige’s Corners and local coaching changes at Westminster College.
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Oakmont
Jesse James
New York State Boxing Commisssion
Corry
Journal
the Sports Department
Paige
Omahe
Picuire
Pressbig
Tony Joy
Toby Lyons
Sensatiens
North Mast
Dick Shoemaker
Titusville
Birdie Taker
Bailie Melvin
Wanango
Oi City
Tom Davies
Chattauqua Lake
Barrett
Melvin
John Tucns
Sharon
Erie
Giants win doubleheader. Cubs fall as Giants move top
Giants sweep two from the Cubs to take over NL lead as Parmelee and Castleman dominate. Ott homers with two aboard, Lindstrom al lows five hits in nightcap. Dodgers move to second with 3-2 win in 12 innings. Yankees, White Sox, and Browns stumble as Detroit, Philadelphia, and Washington post wins.
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Lawton Carver
New York
Giants
Cubs
Tarzan Parmeee
Parmelee
Kiki Cuyler
Vin Min
Joe Moore
Glyde Castleman
Donelaon
Tenn
Montreal
Hartnett
Stephenson
Lindstrom
Mel Ott
Brooklyn
Cardinails
Dodgers
Fittsbregh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Taylor
Stripp
Omi
van Lingle Mungo
Wild Bill Hallahan
Daisy Dean
Dar
Stark
Phillies
Reds
Birnie Lombardi
Braves
White Sox
Yaniseas
Sam Jones
Cleveland
Monte Person
Juined Lofty Mose Grove
Tinothy Hughes
Sox
St.eet
Washington
Detroit
Greenberg
Athletics
Browns
West
Beau Bell
Bouts Highlight Jamestown Show as Boxing Cards Unfold
Jamestown May event features intercity bouts with Jimmy Clark defending stance against Chuck Zaremba. Kavaly brothers Teddy and Frankie set to face Leavy Holmes and Titusville fighter, Johnny Dot pitting punches with Bobby Magnusion. Also notes Lombardi’s hitting streak and a DOJ on bank robbery suspect pursuit in Buffalo area.
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Jamestown
May
James Cow
Cleveland
Fenton A. A
Washington Street
Jimmy Clark
A. A. Uh
Chuck Zaremba
Ohio Battler
Bert Bloomquist
Kavaly Brothers
Teddy
Frankie
Leavy Holmes
Cartier
Thuy Griffith
Titusville
Tohnny Dot
Cleveland Tantum
Bobby Magnuison
Hese Bolls
Femaye
Amt
Qwavirine
Corry boys weeded out after hurried drill in league race
In Peters Town area, two Corry youths were cut from a local baseball squad as manager Lou Mankey narrowed a field of hopefuls after a week of weather interrupting practice. The team plans to resume spring tryouts and eye City League action this summer.
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Lesguergie
Suimmier
Wailer Swamtek
Snl
Uxt
Lotti
Fon Vluly
Oth Toys
High Squad to Start Practice This Week
Coach Bill Myers of Senior High prepares a large pool for inter city baseball, around 85 players to select from, as the class league ends after rain cut the schedule. Seniors beat Juniors 14 to 7 with late rallys, while Sprovers and Mountain pitched for the seniors and Crater and Baressi for the juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Myers
Sprovers
Mountain
Crater
Baressi
Wrestling Results From New York Boston Chicago Summary
At New York Jack Sherry defeated Sammy Cohen. In Boston Baron Polaw ski defeated Rudy Dusel while Foland drew with Leo Yuma. In Chicago Billy Thom defeated Dale Haddack and Yack Malkov defeated Jim Goodrich.
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New York
Jack Sherry
Onin
Sammy Cohen
Hans Selmabel
Germany
Joe Ferroni
Ialy
Boston
Casimir Polawski
Foland
Rudy Dusel
Oma
Nell
Charlie Strack
Leo Yuma
Seattle
Wash
Chicago
Billy ‘Thom
Bloomington
Ind
Dale Haddack
Birmingham
Ala
Yack Malkov
Jim Goodrich
Chica
Wing-Wills and Raymonds Shoot to Break Tie
The Wing-Will Rifle squad and Raymond marksmen meet at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range on First avenue tonight to settle the city league third place deadlock after Weeks of practice. Wing-Wills holds a slight edge but Raymonds show rising form as a large crowd is expected.
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Wil
Raymond Marksmen
Corry
First Avenue
Emblem Oils
Korn Smax
Wing-Willi
Coal and Nasts Face Finals Tonight for Championship
Cohen Coals and Nasts clash in a playoff for the league title with the Wayoff match to decide the champion. The Coals hold the top of the first and second bracket while the Nasts enter from the third bracket. A large crowd is expected tonight to witness the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen Coals
Nasts
Iis Tides
Coalers
Fang
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Melock
Twaansburg
Etery Inc
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Bill Bilbane
Brown University
Westminster
Brown
This McLaughry
Providence, R. J
Rehiva
London
Obie Walker
Atlanta
George Coole
Austrade
Lence Tate
Parmalee
Pirate Squad
Peason
National
Huston
Pittsburgh
International Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Toronto
Albany
National St. Louis
Ohio
Griffith
Ernie Lombari
Department of Justice
Werlass
Hemanils
Samensburg
Pene Sylvania
Quails
Sbr
Quek
Miany Pa
Olt
St. Lowis Cardinals
Crovastuny Rud Wings
Helennax
Yetoram
Seoul
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Morydgee Des Blackey
Geng Tases
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Rey’ Alist Max] Smith
Te Charleroi
Ington
Benny Boe
Ude
New York Yankees
McKuesport
Saute
Ened
Cooper
Gregsvilte
Paris
Condra’s Pharmacy
Wills
Raymonds
Emblem Gils
Nash
Nash Engineering
Pela
NAS Beeies
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Lafayette
Corry, Pa
Model, Dairy CO
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