New Courts Rise on Journal Plot for Summer Horseshoe Tourney
Journal plans to host a summer horseshoe tournament on newly built courts at West South Street. Four courts will have lights for evening play, with sixteen teams already signaling entry including Ajax and Journal. Drafting of schedules to follow, with two eight team leagues likely and possible expansion to ten or twelve.
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Hixson, Delivery
Kurtz, Corry Chair Company
Eoler
Civeries
Sports Scores and Fight Results From May Dates
Yesterday scores show Amerigan St Lonnie Boston 211 and New York 7 with Detroit 1 and Philadelphia 18. National standings list Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2 New York 11 Chicago 12 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 6. Today American games include Detroit at Boston and Boston at Chicago with other pairings. In boxing, Armand Emanuel defeated Jimmy Maloney in a 10 round city bout in Los Angeles. Prim Campers scored knockouts in Ogden, beating Jack Lily and Al Dawson and Wyres in a multi opponent frame.
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Jack Lily
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Ba Wyres
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Beavers Invade Titusville In Two Game Series Tomorrow
Titusville and Corry high school teams renew their age old rivalry in a two game set starting tomorrow afternoon. Art Brady leads Titusville with a veteran squad aiming to beat Beavers and extend their home edge in the opener.
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Yank Shake Up Starts Zachary Sent to Braves
New York club initiates reshaping with veteran pitcher Tom Zachary sent to the Boston Braves for 7500 dollars. Rumors swirl about George Blaeholder joining the Yankees from St. Louis while Waite Hoyt’s hefty salary complicates trade talks. The club also negotiates for an outfielder with Detroit toward Jonathan Stone as a target.
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Corry High School letter reform urged to curb abuses
Corry High School lettermen call for citywide cooperation to stop misused letters and monograms that resemble football insignia. They urge issued letters be clearly descriptive and appropriately sized to avoid confusion with school symbols and illegal unearned athletic pins. The note, signed by Bob Reagle, notes active steps to end improper wear and cites local youths involved. In boxing news Johnny Chiodo defeated Eddie Leroy in a ten round decision at Johnstown while Mickey Solomon beat Huskie and other results listed from New Castle and nearby towns.
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Bob" Reagle
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Johnny Chiodo
Eddie Leroy
Willsport
New Castle
Mickey Solomon
Fonsom
I. O. Huskie
Akron
Jolly Bowl
Johnny Marks
Cleveland
Frankie Frey
Detroit Eyes To Add Shortstop Amid Struggles
Detroit schedules interest in upgrading at shortstop as Akers Rogell and McMan struggle for consistency. Shifted options include Shiftee and Koenig as potential fits for the Tigers' roster.
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Midwest high school favor nations poll favors tournaments
Principals of midwest high schools back nationwide and sectional interscholastic athletic tournaments by a Chicago Tribune poll showing 208 to 188 support in the released returns.
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Seriema leads in solo event at Tri County Bowling
The Aral week of the Tri County Bowling Tournament closed at Lulu alleys. G Johnson of Evie Moose set a new singles mark with 2649 and 267 high game. J Jares and 8 Lance of the same team scored 485 in high doubles, nearly tying the doubles mark with 1205.
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Nelson
Freneburg
Prewssburg
Orange Onish
Warren
Eastern Clubs Hold Edge In Games To Date
Eastern clubs lead the interleague series with 27 American League wins and 17 in the National League while the Cubs and Giants slugged in a high scoring stretch. Chicago’s Heathcote and Beck homered twice apiece as the Cubs and Giants combined for record totals, and Philadelphia’s Athletics remained atop the American League with a 12 win mark after beating Cleveland.
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Browns Fall as Mackmen Triumph in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletica defeated the Cleveland Indians 13 to 7 to win the series three games to one. Clint Brown allowed five runs in the second inning before being knocked out, as Mackmen combined for several hits and passes. Umpire Owens called balks on Barshaw in the sixth, with Jack Quin finishing the game.
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Reinstatement of Max Schmeling Expected
Max Schmeling the German heavyweight who is to meet Jack Sharkey for the world heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium on June 12 is expected to be reinstated at today's New York State Athletic Commission meeting. He was suspended last September after dodging a match with Falling Phil Scott. Reinstatement would release more than 300000 dollars worth of tickets already sold.
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Thompson May et al Larn Thompson May et al Detroit
Dick Dunn, Detroit promoter, said Young Jack Thompson will defend his welter crown soon in the same ring where he dethroned Jackie Fields. Possible opponents include Jimmy McLarnin or Young Corbett III. Olympia Sporting Club would promote. Thompson wants at least 40000 dollars.
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