Corry Angled Toward County Loop Semi Pro League Entry
Corry aims to enter the county loop semi pro league with Finch Billiards and Rice Independents among six teams lined up for the event. Manager Pierce hopes to attend the organization meeting in Erie Thursday and may send a representative if unable to attend.
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Finch Billiards
Erie County
Erie
Wesley Preves
Nelli
Joel Teachs
Urantta
Jone Fitch Bullard
Leam
Pierces
Inclidig Tinfor City
Rice Independents
Girard North Bas
Albion
Westeyville
Duffy Tire Repair A. & of
Fhe Corrycan
Fisch Billiards
Pierce
Tha Aqiind Tay
Ty" Crandall
Danny DeLury
McTigue Defeats Hofman In Light Heavyweight Bout
In New York at the St. Nicholas Arena on May 14 Whamplon Me McTigue defeated Paul Hofman of Holland in a 10 round bout. Hofman was cut in the seventh round and Me McTigue weighed 178 pounds.
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United Press
New York
Atie Megue
Whamplon
Heting
St. Nicholas Arena
Paul Hofofan
Holland
MeTizue
Hofman
Mitre
McTigue
Hastingn
KE O
Union
Eondom
Babe McGoreary
Oklahoma
Glenna Wins Second Match in British Women’s Golf Championship
Glasgow May 14 The Andresa champion Glenna Collett won her second round in the British women’s golf championship finals, overcoming a cold wind and rough weather. Miss H Brysal of Ashford Manor led briefly before Collett reclaimed control to secure the victory.
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Wey Juntea
Andrenys
Scotland
Fis
Geta Collett
Hirive
Abeyon
Miss H Brysal
Ashford Manor
Yay
Andresa
Americans to Meet Canada in Montreal Practice
United Press reports Americans will meet Canada in Montreal with possible final lineup notes. John Hennessey and Pulte Mercur led drills as teams tested formations in Friday and Saturday practices. Captain Fite Eugen Dunnn of Gane Ida expects to name the single Bergen unit tomorrow.
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United Press
Montreal
Drang
Sapurdty
John Hennesey
Pulte Mercur
Wilmer Allison
Joly Ian Ryn
Fite Eugen-Dunnn
Bf Ganeida
Stride in Major Leagues Sparks Pennant Race Commentary
United Press reports two pennant races tightening in May with Yankees and Athletics vying for first in the American League while Cubs edge Cardinals in the National League. Giants struggle amid inconsistent play and Washington falters due to illness and bad breaks. Braves and Phillies show improved form in the NL, White Sox slump, Reds erratic, and Robins and Red Sox underperform as Yankees endure pitching woes and lineup tinkering.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Sew Yori
New York Yankees
Philadelphia ‘Athletics
Chicago Cbs
St Louie Cardinals
Iéague¢ain
New York Giants
Senators
Braves
Paillies
Phillies
Burt Shotton
Chicago White Sox
Low
Reds
Brookly Robina
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn
Teyer
Robins
Yankees
Stausini
Yanks
Leo Luyocher
Critjeiem
Cubs
Inck
McCarthy
Jeg Norman McMillan
UHLE Surges To Sixth Win Against A’s In Pro Football Gridiron
In a hard fought tilt, UHLE wrests a 10 point lead over the A’s as driving plays by Enel Averill and Johnny Moore pace the margin. New York, Boston and Chicago teams are mentioned with notable scoring bursts and defensive stands, reflecting a chaotic midseason clash and emerging standings.
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United Press
Pitelaty
Minko
jClevelantin
Vieloly Ayer
New York
Yaniv, Hydiin Bond
Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today
Baseball standings list Boston 4 Chicago 1 Stralt 5 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 4 New York 3 Washington St Louis rain Pittsburgh 12 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 7 New York 0 Chicago 6 Boston 4 Philadelphia 10 St Louis 9 Today Boston at Chicago Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Cleveland National Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Frieseman returns home from Erie business trip.
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Boston
Chicago
Stralt
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Pittsbureh
Brooklyn
Cincimmati
St. Louis
Washington
Phildielphia
Detroit
York
National Pittsburgh
Cinginnals
St Louis
Cn. By
Sb Louis
Anna Cleveland
Pyle Rejoins Derby Despite Fractured Arm
Breckenridge Texas May 14 Fears were brushed aside for the pinion derby runners as promoter C C Pyle rejoined the troupe to spark the cross country journey. Pyle suffered a broken arm and bruises in a prior car crash, stirring concern among participants that the accident might derail their quest for gold. Defeat Badgers Madison Wis May 1 The University of Illinois baseball team defeated Wisconsin 4-4.
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United Press
Breckenridge
Tex
United States
C. C. Pyle
Pyle
Badgers
Madison
Wis
University of Mlinois
Wisconsin
High Squad To Meet North East In Return Game
North East hosts High Squad in a return contest after a tense opening clash. North East's defense stifled Ferry Al and the visiting team struggled with infractions as the home squad pulled away late.
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North East
Heseholdeden
Alex
Joe Barnett
Ferry
Young and Paulson Win Class B Doubles
Bloomington Indiana May 1 180 athletes will compete at the state college track and field meet. Nantes and teammates show strong doubles play as Young and Paulson secure Class B doubles victory with a standout 902 score behind Wwlhners.
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Young and Paulson
Ecy" Young
Pauls
Ingokuréd
Doubtex
Ke Wight
cHenng
Harry Powers
Hyiln Johnson
Wwlhners
Webb
Nantes
Bol Paulhon
O. Aimmons
Havinis Aydeus
Tor Hire
Avarage
Tel
Shavon
Joonela
Ian Tad
Milting
Tbs
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana College
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