Barry May Meet Penn-Drakes- Joy Par at Oakmont
Barry May Meet Penn-Drakes with Joy scoring par at Oakmont course amid other sport notes. Tony Joy failed to qualify for the U S Open after a par 72 practice round at Oakmont. Joe Fazio racks up 18 wins in 28 bouts as a rising amateur in Jamestown. Local boxing promoters eye Union City bookings. Corry track team faces county challenges and coach plans an early revival.
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Penn-Drakes
Joy
Oakmont
Tony Joy
Pittsburgh
Tony
The
Journal
BAO
Joe Fazio
Penton A. A
Jamestown
Joe
Russ Byler
Erie
Russ
Corry
First Avenue A.C
Jimmy Clark
Charley Burley
Warren
Lou Baltimore
Bobby Martin
Franke Moore
Collins Smith
Jack Thomas
Leon Stafford
Silver Creek
Carl ‘Terrano
Clark
Hemroid internal medicine promises pile relief in one bottle
Painful piles ad touts Dr J S Leonhardt's Hemroi internal medicine as the quick cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims rapid wetting of old stubborn cases helps heal restore affected parts and relieve lower bowel congestion. Promises refund if not relieved.
Browns End 13 Game Losing Streak With 7-0 Win
New YorkYankees shutout the St Louis Browns 7-0 as pitcher Al Thomas debuts in Browns rotation, ending a 13 game skid. Dodgers pound Cardinals 12-2 while Giants tie Pirates 4-4 and Reds beat Phillies 6-4 in a busy MLB day.
Church Mushball Loop To Open Next Monday
Mushball League starts next Monday evening at the Fair Grounds and Main street grounds with initial opponents not yet set. The opening game is a practice battle as the Presbyterian team visits Columbus to play the Community Church club at 6:15. Transportation from the Hotel Corry will be provided at 6:00.
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Worry Santermarch
Fair Grounds
Main Street
Columbus
Corry
Scores Update From Yesterday And Today Games
Yesterday s scores include Detroit 6 Boston 0 and St Louis 7 New York 0. National league results New York 5 Chicago 4 Brooklyn 5 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4. International Albany 11 Toronto 7 Baltimore 5 0 Rochester 41 Buffalo 10 Syracuse 3 Montreal 3 Newark 2. Today Washington at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
International Albany
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Montreal
Newark
Washington
Cleveland
National
Cincinninati
Auf
Room 5 Beats Room 18 In 4 Inning Rain Shortened Game
In an inter class league item last night Room 5 defeated Room 18 17 to 1 after rain halted play at the end of the fourth inning. Winning pitcher John Craker allowed three hits as Room 5 posted the big score.
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Room 5
Room 18
John Craker
Joe Louis 22nd Birthday Training Ahead of Schmeling Fight
Joe Louis marks his 22nd birthday in Lakewood New Jersey as he trains for the Schmeling bout at Yankee Stadium June 18. Nat Fleischer to present a gold belt at a birthday dinner hosted by promoter Mike Jacobs for boxings figures and writers. Braddock and Canzoneri to receive belts as recognitions of heavyweight action and active lightweights respectively. Louis arrives with managers trainers and aides from Lafay etteville North Carolina, sparring partners arrive today. His bride did not accompany him and stays away from the ramp until the day before the fight.
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United Press
Lakewood
N. J
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Joe
Nat Fleischer
the Ring
Mike Jacobs
Ring
James J. Braddock
Tony Canzoneri
Louis
Carl Nelson
Lafayetville
Schmeling
Penn-Drakes to Meet Two Opponents This Weekend
Titusville Penn-Drakes, in their third week of play, rehearse for two top opponents. They will face Goodyears of Alton on Saturday and Hanley of Bradford on Sunday at Carter Field. The club has won and lost in three games so far, preparing for a severe test against strong semi-pro teams.
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Titusville
Penn-Drakes
Goodyears
Alton
Hanley Club
Bradford
Carter Field
Akron
Chioang
Garbark Sold by Tribe to Toledo Squad
Ex county catcher Garbark was sold outright to Toledo by the Cleveland Indians. Manager Steve O’Neil cited Joe Becker as more likely to help the team. Garbark, a Meadville product, is a known district figure and joins Crawford County’s second sale this season after Clint Brown went to the Chicago White Sox. Yesterdays Hero Al Thomas pitched six hits to end the Browns 13 game skid with a shutout over the Yankees.
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Bob Garvark
Toledo
Cleveland Indians
Steve O'Neil
Tribe
Joe Becker
Garbark
Meadville
Crawford County
Indians
Clint Brown
Chicago White Sox
Iceboat ride thrill tamed by warm Madison day
In Madison on May 13 Henry McLemore recounts nearly riding a 100 mph iceboat on Lake Mendota but ice was absent and the boat dismantled. He instead joined Fritz Jungbluth for a vivid tale of ice racing, praising the Frits designed by Jungbluth and Frank Tetzlaff and noting the Four Lakes Ice Yacht Club's refrigerated trophies.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Madison
Wis
Lake Mendota
Fritz Jungbluth
Bis
Jungbluth
Frits
Burgee
Four Lakes Ice Yacht Club
Frank Tetzlaff
Madison Carpenter
Fritz
St Edward's to Meet St Joseph's Monday
St Edward's High athletes plan Monday contest with St Joseph's High School here after arranging the meet. Locals prepare through the week with practice sessions as Titusville opens their season at Greenville against St Michael's. The windy ride on the Fritz promises speeds above 110 mph in a tiny cockpit amid Arctic gusts.
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St. Edward’s High
St. Joseph's High School
Titusville
Greenville
St. Michael's Ball Club
Lake Mendota
Gators Fall to Grove City on Conneaut Lake Course
Allegheny College golfers lost 84 to Grove City College at Conneaut Lake Park. The meet pitted Allegheny against the Grove City squad, with Grove City driving to a decisive victory.
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Gators
Meadville
Allegheny College
Grove’ City College
Conneaut Lake Park
Bold Venture Aims For Preakness With 17 Stud 3 Year Olds
Baltimore May 12 seventeen Kentucky Derby winner Bold Venture owned horses lead the 17 horse field for the 4th running of the $25,100 added Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Raymond Worjeman to ride Bold Venture while Max Hirsch trains for Schwartz. Blen Jolie stays home at Belmont, bow and arrow set for Pimlico bid.
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Baltimore
Mad
Bold Venture
Preaknesa Blakes
Raymond
Sonny) Worjeman
Morten L. Jehwarts
Tavorite
Workman
Schwartz
Max Hirsch
Ira Hanford
Torrough
Brevity
Col. E.R. Bradley
Blen Joli
Belmont
Bradley
Bow and Arrow
Piliico
Group May Take Mound Against Corry Sunday
Verne Group, veteran Corry moundsman, may hurl against the Corry Independents at Sherman next Sunday afternoon as Sherman Locals seek a second straight win. No definite announcement has been made by Sherman managers. The local squad is still without a Group who won over twenty games last season and is a leading pitcher in the district.
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Union City
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Castleman
Lew Riggs
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Jerick
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Lae
Toledo Squad
al Thomas
St. Loui Browns
Sarron
Freddie Miller
Petey Sarron
Sarmon
Birmingham
Ala
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Penna
Model Dairy Co
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Pimlico
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