Side Glaness From St. Marys Stiff Test for Curry Nine
A chaotic sports page notes a hard day for locals including Burgess injuring a finger and Heiberger moving in at second base as the Erie Sailors and Corry Merchants loom. It details upcoming Interstate and Ohio Leauge games, trades, and plans for local tennis court improvements.
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St. Marys
Curry
Monfiay
Daily Press
Elances
Une
Burgess
Gabler
Uni Pontzerole
H Owever
Maurice Heiberger
Gillie Heiberger
Weal
Alcher
Niine
Tory
Fratic
Qhaets
Baressi
Corry
Merchants
Zaneuville
Ohio
Tincl
Baresi
Zanesville
Edad Jaypressinn
Zkntesvillé
Rouise
Stretching for a coffin sport on the Jersey highway
Henry McLemore reports on a fictive mass sport craze from Johns Place New Jersey where Ray Richards a 22 year old sportsman aims to stay buried in a coffin for 42 days to win a $1 000 prize. The piece mocks novelty sports and their dangers while noting public interest in odd games.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Johns Place
N. J
Tike
Rontles
Hay Richards
Goodhyr
Ray
Renan
Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's scores show Washington 44 over Cleveland 10, Boston 2 over St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 3 over Philadelphia 4, and Brooklyn 6 over St. Louis 5. Today Detroit faces New York, St. Louis plays Boston, and Chicago meets Philadelphia among others.
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Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
National Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New Yok
Chicago
Brooklyn
Fight Results In Portland Heavyweight Bouts
At Portland Oregon Frank Van Hee of Bellingham Washington drew for heavyweight with Chistnér of Akron Ohio while Fon Smith of Kalispell Montana defeated George Baker of Portland. The text also contains unrelated commentary on coffins and mortality.
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Portland
Ore
Frank van Hee
Bellingham
Wash
Drew
Chistnér
Akron
Fon Smith
Kalispell
Mtont
George Baker
Indians Lose In 12th And Drop From Loop Lead
In a historic 12 inning tilt at Griffith stadium the Senators and Indians combined for 48 hits near the American League record. Joe Kuhel's single with bases loaded was the winning hit as Washington defeated Cleveland 10 to 9, dropping the Indians from first to a second place tie with the Senators.
Yesterday's Heroes Push Victory with Late Inning Runs
Joe Kubel of the Senators delivered a 12th inning two run break when his homer and triple helped produce five RBIs and four other hits. Johnny Mreberick of the Brothdm had four singles including a ninth inning RBI single for the win. Carl Reynolds of the Browns added an RBI single in the fourth with the bases loaded.
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Cleveland Indians
Nats
Mie Senators
Tribe
Joe Kubo
Senators
Tacei
Hay
Hotse Min
Corry Tail
Joe Kubel
Johnny Mreberick
Brothdm
Carl Reynolds
Browns
A Lax Sabbath Pact Spurs Camden Baseball Plans
Mayell-Camden votes to repeal law so Philadelphia’s two major leagues can play on the Sabbath. State legislature failed to abolish Sunday baseball restrictions, prompting concern over weekend games.
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A'S
Camden
N. J
Mayell
Camiden
Philadelphi
Pennsylvania
Marble Tournament Set for Thursday at Heading School
Marble tourney to be staged Thursday afternoon after classes at the Heading School building. Competitors asked to report to the J building at the scheduled time.
Garry Tennis Association Plans City Membership Drive
The Garry Tennis Association met at the Hotel Corry to outline a large membership drive and summer round robin doubles event. Efforts focus on restoring and expanding city courts, reopening Desmond courts and Corry Country Club facilities, with a goal of six courts and broader player access. Membership dues are 50 cents for adults and 20 cents for juniors, with honorary status for court owners.
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Garry Tennis Association
Hotel Corry
Rev. G. L. Boyd
Corry Country Club
Association
Detroit High School Stars Fire in Six Foot Plus High Jump
Detroit track coaches nurture several youths aiming to break Willie Wart’s national scholastic high jump record. Charles Drewyour of Cooley High School trains after seeing Harold Osborne clear seven feet. Drewyour jumps six feet regularly and shows potential for national marks as other local youths approach six feet.
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LD. Harrop
United Press
Dstroit
Detroit
Willie Wart
Wind
University of Michigan
Arnold Dennen
Michigan
Lewpf
Albert King
Aspiranta
Ward
Charles Drewyour
Cooley High School
Drewyoyn
Comeze
Independent and Stanford Mushers Meet in Erie County
Independent and Stanford Hose Company teamups headline a Thursday 6 pm试 warmup at the Junior High field. The Independents seek two or three more players as practice continues. The Hose Company aims for a series with Albion firemen and other Erie County fire teams for a showcase of rare sport.
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Firemen
Albion
Feld
Stanford
Len
Erie County
Revised American League doubleheaders schedule issued
Chicago news reports a revised list of 22 American League doubleheaders issued by President William Hardee. The timetable includes Chicago at Detroit June 1 and other matchups through late August with Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Detroit, and Washington hosting or visiting in June July and August.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
St Louis
Boston
L. Pet
Pittsburg
Louis
Brooklyn
Philadephia
Ates
William Hardee
Glevelant
St. Louis
New Yorke
Philadelpia
Grant Huge Award in Coal Field Suit
A federal jury awarded more than $140,000 to W. A. Williams of Wheeling West Virginia in a suit against Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation. Williams claimed an agreement for the sale of 4600 acres of coal lands in Brooke and Ohio counties West Virginia was breached after only 1940 acres were delivered.
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Grant Huge
United Frep
Pittsburgh
W. A. Williams
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporaton
Williams
Brooke
Ohio Counties
Corry Merchants Seek Fresh Punch For Sun
Corry Merchants manager Verne Group trains for a stronger lineup after a 14 to 2 loss to St. Marys Colts. They target two to three new players including a pitcher and an outfielder, with Baressi returning to bolster the outfield, aiming to sharpen hitting and compete this season.
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St. Marys Colts
Verne
Sune Day
Jouko” Munch
Sailors
Baressi
Zapesville
Wid
Comets
Mays
Bannister
Cub
Priday
Munch
Chook
Wrestling Results Roundup From New York and East Newark
The card lists multiple bouts with draws and no contests. Notable pairings include Gus Sonnenberg versus Paul Boesch, Sammy Stein against Uhrey Jack McArthur, and Paul Berlenbach facing Jos Bruno. Other matches feature George Godfrey versus Carlos Henriquez and Harry Martone versus Ivan Zarynoht with several decisions noted.
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New York
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Drew
Paul Boesch
Brooklyn
Sammy Stein
Newark
Uhrey Jack McArthur
California
Sam Cox Ravallo
Buffalo
Mike Mazurki
Mays Mrbain
Oklahoma
Lilo Nari
Italy
Wimer Anderson
Sweden
Gene Brice
Finland
East Newark
N. J
George Godfrey
Lespergile
Carlos Henriquez
Cube
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Piperas Wal
the Sox
Ane
Teeiee Iin Erreen
RED Sox
Yankees
Gerry
Jocio
Maméh
Athletic Wield
Peggy
Mudske
Cascaviteh
Lee
Stokes
Ripp
Othiers
Leliere
Puck
Jamestown
Shtlfierd
Damnsonbsi
Marysand Emporium
Ridgway
Sylvania Products Company
Emporium Treasury
Feven
Ridgway Polizhad
Bradford
Anotier
Manver
International Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Albany
Montreal
National Philadelphia
Pirates
Jack Cuddy
Diamond Q Tw
Indians
Yaterday
Griffith Stadium
Giants
Phillies
Cubs
Phils
New York Yankees
Roger Peckinpaugh
Joe Cronin
Joe Kuhel
St. Lews
Caleher Mervin
Sriple
Bump Hadley
Sox
Lloyd Brown
Bob Kline
Gus Suler
Carl Hubbell
Johnny Frederick
Tennis Assn
Tennis Association
Proogress
Detroit High
Independent
Joel Wis
U. S
Department of Agri
Corry Club
Erti
Si Tu
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