Four Golf League Signings and Local Ladies Tournament
Final plans for the Corry City Baseball League open games are to be discussed at tonight’s Municipal Building meeting. Schedule spans five rounds with a championship series at season end. Teams include Covry dlamestown Aero Sup ply and Raymonds facing Washington Lunch in Saturday action. Contests run Wednesdays and Saturdays through September 5th with doubleheaders. Also notes on Mushball League open Friday and local parade.
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Corry City Baseball League
Covry~ Dlamestown
Aero Supply
Raymonds
Washington
I M. E. DUX SHOW POWER TROUNCE BAPTISTS 11-5
The Inter-Church Mushball League opened with M. E. Dux delivering a strong 11 to 5 win over the Baptists on the east end. Lutherans topped United Brethren 7 to 2 as early season action featured multiple league games and notes on players like Sonny Daye and Bob Owen.
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M. E. Dux
Baptists
Luthjerang
United Brethren
Presbyterians
Salvation Army
Augus
Mr. B. Brotherhood
St. Thomas
South Street
Inter-Churess
Dutherans
Hien Dhamions
ML. E. Dine
The
Baptista
Inter
Pete Rip
Rota
Lutherans
United Brethrs
Grive
Freno
Sea Jens
Storers
M. EB. Das
Sonny" Daye
Juniors shade Frosh to again top circuit in tight win
In a standout Inter-Close Baseball League game Petracca and Taylor led the Juniors past the Frosh 6 to 5. A decisive fifth inning, plus sharp pitching and solid defense, gave the Juniors the lead as Freshmen offense managed only five hits.
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Fresh
Peacce
Paylor
Tay
Agaist
Frosh
Moir
Sprovert
Sears
Pitcavage
Baegers
Luther Wins Place In US Open Tourney
In cold rainy conditions at Fox Chapel Golf Club the US Open sectional qualifying produced one successful scorer, Sam Parks of South Hills Country Club, with 148 to secure a spot for Merion Cricket Club Ardmore. Ted Luther of Valley Hill and other qualifiers followed under tough conditions. Luther and Jewett previously qualified last year and will compete for a spot against Perry Del Vee and Knox Young at Ardmore.
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Pittsburgh
Hayav
Fox Chapel Golf Club
Sam Parks
Uhe
South Hills Country Club
Calanont County Club
Bagsing
Mark Atte Day
Ted Luther
Valley
jRauer Jewett
Bim Grove
Mil Loeffler
Galamont
Vincent Eidred
Highland
Tiaa
al Alcroft
Youngstown
Luther
Jewett
Merion Cricket
Ardmore
Perry del Vee
Ehio
Greensburg
Knox Young
Shannopin
West Penn
Five former champs fail to qualify for national open golf
United Press reports in New York on May 1 that five previous Open champions could not earn spots in the 1934 National Open at Ardmore Pennsylvania. Among those failing were Willie MacFarlane, Opril Walker, Chick Evans, George Sargent, and Fred McLeod, as hundreds of hopefuls from 21 cities chased 8 places. Prominent players who qualified included Phil Perkins, Bury Burke, George Von Elm, Dudley, Bobby Cruickshank, and Charley Yates, while names like Jock Hutchinson and Maurice McCarthy fell short.
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United Press
New York
Yeatevay
Asffican
Ardmore
Willie MacFarlane
Opril Walker
Chick Evans
Jehicago
George Sargent
Ria
Fred McLeod
Richmond
Phil Perkins
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Bury Burke
George von Elm
Rd Dudley
Bobby Cruickshank
Charley Yates
Dick Mot
Walter Emery
Rodney Bliss
Henry Pickard
Roland Hiincocks
Paul Riiiyan
Witty Cox
Eugene Humans
Mile Tur- Tes
Jock Hutchinson
Maurice McCarthy
Ton Moe
Golf Ranks Rise as Corry Club Opens Public Greens
Activity surges at Corry Country Club in early 194 season with course now open to the public for nominal greens fees. Local firms plan teams in a new league, Ted Luther shines in Pittsburgh’s Nations Open, Tony Joy posts a par-breaking round, and Allegheny Valley Ladies League sets its first tournament at Corry’s course Friday drawing a large field.
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Corry
Mpi
Sven cm
Tie Corry Links
Corry Water Company
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Hotel Corr
Ajax Iron Works
Fems
Stanford Hose Company
Tony Joy
Joy
Allegheny Valley Ladies League
Corryclita
Conechingo Country Club
Warren Put
Major League clubs cut rosters to 23 players
May 15 marks the major league roster cut to 23 as managers trim squads tonight. Yankees and Cubs draw focus as they shed players to farm systems and prepare for cross‑league matchups in the pennant race.
Nelson Released by Cubs to Meet Two-Player Rule
May 15 Chicago Cubs manager Charley Grimm announced Lyrnn Nelson a right handed pitcher will be released to satisfy the two player limit upcoming. The move circles a roster adjustment in Chicago.
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Nelson
Chicago
Lyrnn Nelson
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Flay
Turnésa Brothers Fail in Philadelphia Mission
Willing and two Turnésa brothers Willie and Joe, Jack Munoz, and Roland Moitenzie were unable to complete their task in Philadelphia as the operation remained unresolved today.
Chicago Boston Detroit Washington in 0 0 0 scoreline brief
Chicago and Boston played to a 0 to 0 result with Detroit Washington also blanked. National scores list Chicago Newark 3 2 and Albany Buffalo Toronto Syracuse Rochester Montreal Baltimore all reported. Today's schedule shows American Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia plus Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington Boston at Pitt and Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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International Albany
Buffalo
Toronto
Syracuse
Wevarle
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
Amerigan Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
National
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Detroit O
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Louis
Van Ryn Named to United States Davis Cup Team
John Van Ryn of East Orange New Jersey is named to the United States Davis Cup squad joining George M Lott Jr Francis X Fields and Lester Stoeten for the campaign against Canada at Willington Delaware May 24 26 The selection comes after Whiner Allison suffered an ankle injury and was replaced by Van Ryn to fill the five man lineup formed by the Cup committee.
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United Press
New York
John ‘van Ryn
East Orange
Hammer
United States
van Ryn
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Francis X. Sfields
Lestur
Stoeten
Bos ‘Angeles
Brain
Canada
Willington
Del
Whiner Allison
Avetin
Tex
Cavalcade Heads 11 Nominations in American Derby
In Chicago at Washington Park on May 15 the $25,000 added American Derby drew 11 nominees including Cavalcade winner of the Tentacacy Derby and second in the Preakness. Time Clock and Anarchy, ridden by Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloane, are among the entries.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Cavalcade
Isabel Dodge Siesne
Yesterday's Heroes and Oddball Baseball Tales
Yesterday's baseball notes recount Chuck Wisin's 10th inning double for the Cubs in a win over Gian Delph Carnill and Cerby tied Cain with a ninth inning homer. Vic Sorrell of the Tigers shuts out St Troys on two hits in nine innings. George Harnshaw limits the Red Sox to four hits and displays billiards prowess. Max Marston is described as aloof and charming, with dining room scenes about steaks and sleep. Chandler Egan raises pears and Mrs George Dunlap is named national amateur champion. Papsy is the team’s favorite card game. Egan carries the same putters used to win national amateur titles in 1901 and 1905.
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Chuck Wisin
Cubs
Gian Delph Carnill
Cerby
Cain
Vic Sorrell
Tigers
Sen
Troys
George Harnshaw
Red Sox
Max Marston
Marston
Chandler Egan
George Dunlap
Egan
Corry Publication Weather and Political Notices
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered items including regional notices on weather, postage rates, advertising, and Senate actions. Content references Pa Michigan Virginia Atlas Reed administration, with vague mentions of restrictions and public notices.
Fragmentary OCR Note Opens With Distress Inference
Fragmentary text appears to describe distress or trouble and mentions access to something. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge from the readable portion. The fragment lacks sufficient context to identify a person or organization involved.
Fragmentary 1920s Sports Item Appears Incomplete Card
The readable fragments reference a sports event with mentions of Reed and propositions, with unclear figures and a large rest of notes. Readers see partial phrases about proposals, a six test value, new symbols, and comparisons. No coherent outcome or final score can be confirmed from the legible text.
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Reed
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