Corry Loses League Opener In 10-Inning Battle
Wesleyville edged Corry 6-6 in a tightly fought ten inning opener of the Wise County Baseball League. Carl Coates pitched well for Wesleyville until the ninth when reliefs and timely hitting led to a dramatic victory. Greening’s Corry entry showed strength in defeat with strong fielding and late rally, but fell short in a marathon opener marked by back and forth scoring and critical errors.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Wesleyville
Charley Greening
Wise County
Bite
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Toler Bure
Wasleyville
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Hultmin
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Chirac Groentig
Baseball Scoring Amid Mixed Pro Baseball Oddities
Fragmented box score style text lists teams and scores including American Washington 7 Detroit 12 ins Boston Cleveland 4 with scattered player names Cobbett Tanter Maancl and Coates Hullman and referees. It appears to be a damaged league recaps noting game outcomes and individual performances without a coherent narrative.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
McCallmen Drop Narrow Heartbreaker in Pinch Hitters
Garry High School faced a 5 to 4 defeat as Titusville beat McCallmen with a late rally. Jolnsiy and Wells contributed key hits for the victors while Kerr and Daye led the McCallmen offense with multiple singles and solid fielding.
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Cmonetsville
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Daye
Titisville
Ube
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Independents and Giants Shine in Spor ts Notes of Interest
In a Wesleyville game, the Independents showed strength while the New York Giants surprised. The report, dense with colorful phrases, notes a lengthy, chaotic contest with mixed results for local teams and veteran coaches.
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New York Giants
Mate and Twenty Grand Share Derby Odds
United Press reports May 11 1931 wagering from St Louis bookmaker Tom Skea Sey shows Mate and Twenty Grand both at 2 to 1 for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Following Mate's Preakness win Kearney trimmed Imber to 7-1 while other probable starters include Quipass 1-1 Morstone 5-1 Suri Boned 17 Pittsburgher 1-1 and many long-shots.
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St.Louia Bookmaker
A. Bosiwick
Mate
Greentree Stable
Churchill Downs
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Imer
Prive
Quipass
Morstone
Suri’ Boned
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Ade der
Anchor Aweigh
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Prince D'Amour
Don Leon
Clock ‘Tower
Aegis
Rip van Winkle
Eastern teams dominate early in interleague play shows
Eastern clubs claim six of seven American League games against West rivals while the National League East wins three of seven. Boston extends win streak with a 9 to 4 victory over Cleveland as New York and Philadelphia press for top spots in the American League standings. Pittsburgh tops Brooklyn in the lone NL game, with strong pitching from Freuh against the Robins.
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United Provs
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Nelda Wdargin
Alamtcy Seaboard
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletice
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Thomass
Rams
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Roolie
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Terrot
Anth
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Rma
Pudiey
Marberry
Mottole
Enjeago
Philadelphit
Td St
Petain
Chicago Cubs
Fred Mitasinmos
Aniliaia
Brooldyn
Wise Pittsbureit
Paolino Baer bout in Reno draws big crowd
The May 11 Reno boxing night featured Paolino and Baer in a 20 round heavyweight clash. Promoter Tex Rieti and officials anticipated a high gate as audiences packed the arena.
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Wey United Press
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Tex Rieti
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Divebus
Sixteen Bowlers Enter City Singles Championship
Sixteen city bowlers will compete in the singles championship at Rucvestion Alleys Tuesday evening with Saturday closing entries. The field includes A L Miller and Pete ciros among others, while dark horses may challenge high scorers in the six game sweepstakes.
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Alptit. Eome
Ity
Dt Toast
Jthla Scribe
Krone
A. L. Miller
M. Bailey
Bloss
Keeley
Burr
W. A. Shannon
Gilbertson
Pete Ciros
Key Rapids
William Lombard
Ton Kinettid
Peterson
Paul Maloney
Williams Bjorkdjlist
Melvin Stout
Sonia Lo Conter
Charley Sxeerer
Unil Rity
Bitsy
En Lippen
Gullick Wins Marble Championship of City
Robert Guinot 11 of 285 Wright Street becomes Corry’s city marble champion at Jinton High School grounds. He defeated Walter Loveland 12 of 427 King Street 8 4 to earn district bid. Gullick beat Samices 18 0, 0 18, 13 0 in finals. Loveland eliminated Ruse 7 6 and 9 in semifinals.
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Wright Street
Coniy
Te Jinton High School
Gullicks
Walter Loveland
King Street
Corry
Salirdas Gullick
Samices
Loveland
Ruse
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Samikes Hat
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Ghambella
Amarosso
New Athletic Policy Adopted at Allegheny College
A new athletic policy announced by Allegheny College aims to foster true sportsmanship and reduce minor spot and intramural abuses while not curtailing athletics. The fall 1932 implementation places schedules under a presidency-appointed committee with input from campus levels and offers financial aid and loans to students.
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Mmadville
Shony College
Fran Alleshens
Louchran and Campolo Meet Friday Night Heavyweight Bout
Tommy Louchran of Philadelphia and Argentine slugger Campolo meet Friday night at Madison Square Garden in a bout likely to decide the top heavyweight claim. The match, viewed as a potential world title eliminator, could place the winner as the leading challenger for Jack Sharkey if a return belt is pursued.
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Sharkey
Dixon Stewart
United Press Stati
New York
Tommy Lqueira
Philadelphia
Vietitia
Mads Square Garden
Anit
Jack Sharkey
Schaaf
Mie Baer
Tuffy Grifiths
Crrpolo
Olaimant
Eagles Rally Ends In Tight Defeat On Misplayed Innings
In a rough game the Ararat Giants edged the Eagles 6 to 4 as errors and clutch hits shaped the third and fifth innings. Jocka Munch's new organization fielded strong pitching but miscues cost the visitors.
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Eagles
Ararat Gigan
Jocka Munch
Orgaysi- Libr -Goted
Fragmented OCR Notice Summary
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent events or entities. No identifiable people places organizations dates or actions can be reliably extracted for a meaningful card.
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Fragmentary OCR notes mention a meeting at 36 Bast ary with Reverend W. address and a Mrs. church attendant, but details are unclear.
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