City league baseball teams ready for start
Five major league clubs launch first road trips as Corry league readies season opening. Parades and mayoral first pitch mark the day while rosters spotlight local pilots and veteran names across four squads in a tied to the weeklong opening rally.
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Bangs Bisving
Corry Baseball League
V. F. W. Oriun Corps
Washington Street
Miller
Gowld
Washington Streets
Bie Tydims
Wormer City League
Merchant
Nino
Herrid Kightlinger
Sonny Staples
George Koeehler
Norm Mountain
Asl
Wolf Miuntain
O Rinpey
al Saressi
Harold Roberts
Hull Dimmick
Howard Pier
J. Staples
Group
Ows
Corry-Jampston
Ity Crandall
Shoul
Danny DeLury
Charley Crater
Swith
Merchants
McClintick
Ross
Cran- Gall
Owens
French
Daye
Aust
Brynolfson
Glatz
Owen Cranstatt
Kolowsiel
DeLay
Craker
Raymond
James Maloney
Ernie Bachoffer
Cabinier Makers
Carl Coates
Frankie Debury
Es ‘Mond Gilson
Dick Bachofner
Knap
Alien
Carter
Myers
Dedeam
Ro Jufs
Var Dresar
Landers
Gentiman
Reigel Brothers
Skipper Anderson
Canada
Corry City League opens 1924 season with doubleheader
The Corry City Baseball League invites fan support as it opens its 1924 season with a doubleheader at East Washington street grounds on the coming Saturday. Significant ground work and arrangements have raised expenses to be met by game receipts. single tickets cost fractions and the twin games offer a 26 cent price, as the league aims to attract patrons and sustain operation.
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Corry
Four Mushball Teams Set For Friday Inter Church League
Four mushball teams ready to start Friday as the Inter Church League opens with balanced talent. The Presbyterians meet the Salvation Army on Junior High grounds while M. E. Brotherhood faces Vic St Thomas on East Mining Street Held. Monday’s opener saw M. & Dux and Luther Fis edge Baptists and United Brethren.
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Presbyterians
Salvation Army
M. E. Brotherhood
Vic St. Thomas
Eaat Minin
Ile M. & Dux
Luther Fis
Baptists
United Brethren
Wrestling Results From St Louis Showdown
United Press reports Vonios defeated Rick Shueat with a flying tackle then pinned him. George Zaharias pinned Marios Kirilenko after a 58 second bout. Hans Kampfer beat Joe Cox. In city rankings several younger players shine as six footers prepare for hitters. Gardens and Gunellers list players for upcoming season as broken down in a city league schedule.
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United Press
ST Louis
Vonios
Rick Shueat
Orville Brown
Ray Steele
Drew
George Zaharias
Marios Kirilenko
Hans Kampfer
Joe Cox
Springfield
Bishape Hacnel
Ken Jackson
Anderzon
Ly Shade
G. Spovers
Anderson
Stroup
M. Spoveri
Finucan
Walters
Spoveri
Baressi
Cobbell
McLean
Cady
Eal Aptos
Washington
Andersonites
McLarnin Ross Bout Draws $40,000 Advance Sale
Promoters announced the welterweight title bout between Champion Jimmy McLarnin and Barney Ross for May 28 at Madison Square Garden has already drawn an advance sale of $40,000 and is predicted to sell out.
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Sey Stiege
New York
Jimmy Mclarnin
Barney Ross
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Butters Delivers Only Point in Presidents Golf Loss
Butters of Hast Waynetree earns the Presidents lone score as Washington and Jeffryson College fall 5 to 1 to the University of Pittsburgh. He beat Claude Moke in an earlier intercollegiate clash while McKee and Wolff teamed for a Panthers win. The undefeated Panthers extend their streak to eight straight victories.
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Guy Butters
Hast Waynetree
Washington
Jeffryson College
Butters
University of Pittsburgh
Claude Moke
McKee
Wolff
Waymen Sant
Panthers
Giants Lose on Tour May Worry Leaders
World champion Giants dropped 5 of 18 on a recent road swing, sliding from first to fourth in the National League as the Yankees Athletics Pirates Cubs and Cardinals begin long overseas campaigns. The Yankees open with the Tigers in Detroit, Cubs head east to face the Phillies, Athletics meet the White Sox in Chicago, Pirates start with the Dodgers in Brooklyn, and the Cardinals face the Braves in Boston. Giants host the Reds as they seek to rebound from a slump.
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Walter
Dutch" Reuter
Reuther
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Seattle Indians
Bill ‘Leper
Seattle
Reuth
Ris
Seaton
George Burns
Cleveland Actions
Philadelphia Athletics
Burns
Taiiians
Bus
Tepper
Klepper
Jack Curdy
United Press
New York
Yankees
Athletics
Pirates
Cubs
Cardinals
Giants
West
Yanks
Tigers
Doteatt
Avie York
Mats Joe McCarthy
Charlie Grimm
Fulire
Phillies
Wrigley Field
Connie Mack
Ted Yor
Debroit
White Sox
Chicago
George Gibson
Jolger's
Brooklyn
Braves
Boston
Reds
Mrs Sloane's Horses Sweep Big Turf Wins
New York reports six turf triumphs by Mrs Dodge’s Brookmeads stable stars. Okupi captured the 41st running of the Feebogzan handicap at Belmont, contributing to a purse near 100000 dollars. The string has won the Mboridi Derby, Chesapeake Stakes, Wood Memorial, Kernturky Derby, and Preakness stakes.
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Mrs. Sloane
United Press New York
H Sughbreils
Belmont Bark
Women's Golf Tourney Here Postponed
Pony Day pro at the Guy Club announced this morning a proposed Allegheny Valley Ladies League tournament to be moved from Corry Country Club, now called off. The event will be played here on June 5th.
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Pony Dey
Toa
Guy Club
Allegheny Velley
Motron
Corry
Utes
Goodman on Walkers and golf dreams in London
United States golfer Johnny Goodman, fresh from the Walker Cup, talks with Henry McLemore about his star shots and regrets. He wishes to borrow others' clubs and imagines conquering St Andrews and Prestwick. The interview paints Goodman as champion and evolving in character.
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Henry McLemore
United Pees
London
Johnny Goodmanegan
New York
Champ
Gus Moreland
Moreland
Goodman
Tsuve
Bobby
Woods
Tommy Armours Irons
Horton Smiths
St. Andrews
Prestwick
Johnny
Seniors Defeat Sophomores in Inter-Class Baseball Battle
Seniors overpower Sophomores 17 to 4 behind Thorpe’s steady pitching and timely hits. Pless hits a grand slam, Thorpe and Jewell add triples as errors by Sophomores aid the scoring binge. Jokers and Dirnick handle the batteries, with Craker Curtis catching.
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Thorpe
Los O
Twixter
Ulm
Thorne
Pless
Jewell
Soph
Rhe
Dirnick
Jaréssi
Craker
Curtis
Michigan stormy market constraints noted in state study
An extract from a 1928 circulation notes a real estate restriction and economic pressures. Mall pricing at $2.50 per item is mentioned, with references to barometric trends and a “No Board” study of capital depressions. The fragment mentions Kavertiz TM and average perennit depression.
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Michigan
Stormfelt Chamber
Real State
Carr Bitten
Kavertiz
Averagini Perennit
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