City Baseball League Opens Tuesday in Corry
Corry Evening Journal reports the City Baseball League begins Tuesday with three games weekly through August 29. Six teams compete at Washington Street and Fair Grounds, including Unknowns Concord Junior High Hixson Delivery Smokey Hollow Company A All Stars.
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Corry
Loop
Unknowns
Concord
Hixson
Smokey Hollow
Washington Street
All Stars
Concord Junior High
Washington Grounds
Company A
Fair Grounds
Mixson
Company LA
Hixson Delivery
Junior High
Smokey, Hallow
Smokey Hallow
Company As
Juma High
AJL Stars
Atl Stars
Hixsim
Siokey Hollow
Pale Grounds
Company ‘A
Tunior High
Dunioy High
Washington
Fishing and Baseball Outlook in Corry and Olympic Talk
The article notes anglers enjoying Stollow Lake in Northern Ontario with early-season openings around the 13th of the month, mentioning George Russell and lure preferences. It previews Corry baseball with an I. M. A league and high school efforts, plus Burgoo King’s Derby and Preakness feats. It also surveys the Los Angeles Olympic opening, with 2,000 athletes from 50 nations, parade details, housing, and notable entries from Germany, Ireland, Japan, and England.
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Deste
Ontario
Corry
Hollow Lake
George Russul
George
Worms
Tevery
Los Angeles
Greece
United States
Alphivbetical
Loebige Stadium
Olympie Village
Ivan
Otto Pelser
Germany
Patrick O'Callaghan
Tew Wisting
Finlin
Jewler
Harry
Larva
Davia Burgiley
Ulampion
Ovcupies
England
Mikin
Oda
Japan
Chohei Nambo
George Hanlon
Port England
Wall
Shove Papeed
Burgook King to Race at Belmont Park
Colonel B F Bradley's Burgoo King, a chestnut three year old, arrived at Belmont Park to prepare for the Withers Stakes. The son of Bubbling Over, a top money winner, is set to face strong competition including Tick On and Bualswain as he seeks more stakes glory after Derby and Preakness efforts netting about $28,000 more this season.
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Burgoo King
Pimlicy
Relieia
Churchill Downs
Col Bradley
Sir Bavion
Gallant Fox
United Press
New York
B. F. Bradley
Burgdo King
Belmont Park
Bubbling Gyer
Sir Barton
Burgoo
Tick On
Bualswain
Stepenfetchit
Pempeins
Boxing Union Honors Nichols as World Champion
The United Press reports May 16 that the International Boxing Union congress proclaimed George Nichols of Buffalo New York as heavyweight champion of the world. The congress announced a list of champions including Young Perez flyweight Al Brown bantamweight Tony Cannoner light welterweight Jack de Fields welterweight Jim Gill Jones middleweight George Nichols US as heavyweight, and Max Schmeling Germany.
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Aftemath Congress
International Boxing Union
George Nichos
Buffato
Young Perex
al Brown
U S
Tony Cannoner
Jack de Fields
Gemilla Jones
Georgir Sichols
Liste Hoy
Max Schmeling
Germany
Aussies Win Over Cubans in Davis Cup Test
In Havana on May 16 the Australians won the fifth match of the series against Cuba as the test slated to leave for Philadelphia to face the United States in the North American finals. Matt Hoppean defeated Ricardo Morales 6-4 6-2 6-4 and Cliff Stroule beat Gustavo Volmer 6-1 0-1 6-4.
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Havana
Cubs
Philadelphia
United States
Matty Hopnean
Ricardo Morales
Cli? Stroule
Gustavo Volmer
Titusville High hands East Hickory tough loss on road
Jimmay Lamberton pitched for Titusville High, limiting East Hickory to four hits over four innings as the Tigers won at Carter Field. The visiting offense provided support, with six Hickory batters reaching base and only one scoring chance for East Hickory, sealing a convincing league win.
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Upuavilla
Jimmay Lamberton
Firther
Himsete
Sabireay
Gast Hickory High
Carter
Alain
Alain With Immy
Tom
Lamberton
Lay
Nurmi Barred From All Races By International Body
May 16 suspension announcement bars Pave Nurmi the renowned Finnish athlete from all races through the summer. The decision prevents Nurmi from competing at the Olympic Games or in any events under the International Federation. The federation condemned the action, stating the ban applies worldwide.
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United Press Pais
Pave Nurmi
Inns Rpm Rep
Nurmiy
Fisiani
Atlee Ileration
Eeday
Foxx Leads League Batting As He Slams Homers At .461
United Press reports Timmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics tops both leagues with a .461 average after 24 games, nine homers, 41 hits and 27 RBI. Noting Jim Collins of St Louis, Bil Dickey of the Yankees, and other leaders, the wire recounts a day of heavy hitting across the majors, including multi hit games by Wally Stewart and Charlie Geivinger in key showdowns.
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Timmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy
Cubs
Bil Dickey
Yankee
Jim Collins
St. Louis Cox
Homer
Detrest Tigers
Charley Geivinger Horerest
Lao
Louie Bee
Washington Senators
Wally Stewart
Chirley
Cleveland
Yankees
Wiley Moore
Boston Red Sox
Ghicago
Lic Sooonll
Vig Frasier
Red Sox
Pailadelphus Phillies
Leon Warnele
Chicassi Cubs
Bynshawe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Steve
Boston Braves
Schubmereh
Bostor
Dermor
New York Cranby
Youterslay
Chartey Genring
Detroit
Auto racer dies in crash during Nevada event
A race driver died in a crash at a Nevada motor race. The incident occurred during the event, details about the driver and lineup were reported, with authorities investigating the cause and the outcome.
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Auto Racer
Strong Squad to Represent City This Year
Corry Merchants delay opening due to a conflict with a high school game. A gala home opener is planned for May 28 with a strong Corry club expected to be among the league’s best. Manager Greening and Captain Crandall push for a parade and prizes to boost attendance. Two Erie players may join, strengthening a fast team ahead of the opener and weekend exhibition games at opponents’ grounds and Wattsburg fairgrounds.
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Corry
I. M
Corry Merchants
Feld
Crandall
Corry Club
Tha Tas
al Yoully
Claby
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Greening
Cranatl
Erie
Result is American rae YESTERDAY'S SCORES
Yesterday's sports roundup lists multiple MLB and NBA results with teams like Detroit Philadelphia Boston Chicago New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Montreal. It notes upcoming games including St Louis at Washington and Chicago at New York among others.
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Pentis
Washingto
Chicago
Boston
New York
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Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louk
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
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St Louis
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Bowling doubles championship set for Thursday night
Bowling doubles entries pour in for the championship at Repress ion Alleys. Eight o'clock start. 32 titleholders to be decided. Harold Crage leads after last week's singles with Keefer runner up and Giros in third. top ten singles players draw partners for Thursday matches.
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Harold Crage
Aero Supply
Charley Keefer
Pete Gites
Annoucement
Crags
Keefer
Giros
Reynolds
B. Kinley
McCall
Burlingame
Krone
Greene
Jewell
Seventeen College Boxers Named for Olympic Tryouts
Seventeen college boxers were chosen to participate in final American Olympic team tryouts in San Francisco, July 2028, from a pool of 34. The list includes Peter D Alessandri of Temple at 112 pounds, David A Stoup of Penn State at 118, Alfred E Lewis of Penn State at 147, and Denis Flynn of Loyola University of the South at 160, among others from Syracuse, Virginia, Yale, Georgia Tech, and Catholic University.
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Frisco
Penn State
Mitmen
United Press State College
San Francisco
Hugo Bezdek
Peter D'Alessandrn
Temple
David A. Stoup
Albsit B. Wertheimer
Syracuse
Michael Turdugno
Columbus University
Robert A. Goldstein
Virginia
Robert Taylor
Washington State College
Alfred E. Lewis
Nicholas del Genin
Yale
Himo E. Preyer
Georgia Tech
Denis Flynn
Loyola University of the South
Joseph Moran
Lauiel Pyne
Catholic University
Norman HH. Toulegrove
Robert Bidred
Mushball Leagues Postpone Opening Schedule
Mushball leagues in Michigan and California will delay their start until next Monday night May 23. President Clarence Mountaje announced the postponement and urged teams to note the new date. Season rules are being drafted and full schedules will be published later this week.
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Clarence Mountaje
Baseball Roundup of Notable At Bats and Players
Summary of players with multiple at bats and key hits, including Gehrig Simmons and Hack Wilson, plus mentions of Bill Terry and Washington State College. Lists weight and names from Theda Wagman to Doyless Hill as heavyweight contenders from Tulane and other colleges.
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Washington State College
Theda M. Wagman
New Hampshire
Pelion A. Gunsty
Virginia
Doyless Hill
Tulane
Easiest to Read Extensity Tests by a University of Miter
A university conducts tests comparing reading ease across font types, noting distinctions between WH ton palpt style and other serif or sans options. Results suggest one style offers clearer legibility for most readers, with emphasis on simple letter shapes and consistent spacing.
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Burger
Sinnlir
Fragmented Corry Tribune Turmoil and Postal Debate
Fragmented local text discusses postmaster politics and Hoover cabinet tensions. It mentions Corry PA, Omaha, and national figures, referencing postmaster resignations, postal regulations, and leadership battles impacting workers and policy amid economic strain.
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