Opening League Games Line Ups Announced
Four evenly matched teams open the Corry area baseball season with a parade and opening day doubleheader. Managers promise confidence as Ty Crandall selects Paul French to face Aero Supply, while Melvin Dowse relies on Verne Group for the CJtine. Clarence Mountain umpiring duties and tentative lineups indicate close competition despite weather concerns.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Baseball League
Glen Miller
Corry-Jamestown
Aero Supply
Reymonts
Washington Lirich
Mighty Tap
Erry
America
Washington Street
Ty Crandall
Corry
Prof Long
Clarence Mountain
Ith
Roy Blynt
Tommy Green
Worl
Corry City League 1934 Schedule Reveal
The Corry City League announces its 1934 season schedule opening tomorrow. Matches feature Corry Jamestown Aero Supply Washington Lunch Raymonds and Washington Lunch with dates spanning May through September and multiple clashes at various venues.
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Corry City
Corry-Jamestown
Peers Supply
Raymonds
Washington
Corry
Corry- Jamestown
Aero Supply
Cory-Jamestown
Cory Jamestown
Washingon
Jamestown
Wagnington Linch
Raymond
Washington Lanch
Tamestown
Washington Homel
Washington Launch
Washington Linch
Washington Lunch
Aero Sup
Aéro Supply
Avro’ Supply
Avro Supply
Washington Limeh
Corty-Limestown
Corny Jamestown
Cormy Jamestown
Mack Made No Mistake Record Inning for Harris
Philadelphia fans cheer moves by Connnie Mack last winter as Hob Kline leads the Red Sox with more wins than Grove Walberg and Arnshaw combined this season. Jimmie Dykes was installed as White Sox manager with Lew Fonseca released as Frank Frisch reshapes the Cardinals. The dispatch notes rising Buffalo Bisons, Brooklyn pitching questions, and Grove City track concern while mentioning a Pittsburgh Pirates tryout for Albuquerque standout Fran Parenti.
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Philadelphia
Connte Mack
Big Hob Kline
Red Sox
Grove
Walberg
Arnshaw
Hal Warstler
Woutte
Hieler Mack
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Arive
Jimmay Dykes
Lew Fonseca
Fonseca
Yesterday's Heroes: Klein Hartnett Lead Cardinals Past Braves
Chuck Klein and Gabby Hartnett sparked a cardinals beat Braves with timely homers and three hits each. Frankie Frisch and Virgil Davis contributed as Chicago’s rivals wavered. Chorley Gehringer of the Tigers produced two doubles and three singles in a separate note of strong at bats.
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Chuck Klein
Gabby Hartnett
Gibe—Formice
Hartnett
Honer
Frankie Frisch
Virgil Davis
Cardinals
Braves
Chorley Gehringer
Tigers
Lost Celtic Tribe Graves Found in German Eifel District
Archaeologists report discovery of graves in the Eifel district of Germany attributed to a Celtic tribe. Early assessment suggests the tribe with around 000 members was destroyed by Julius Caverr in what is described as a historical atrocity.
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Eifel
Germany
Julius Caverr
Seaback to Demonstrate Billiards in City Exhibition
Local billiard fans may see top players in an exhibition at Finch Billiard Parlors tomorrow afternoon. Charles Seaback meets Francis Blair in a 401 point game at 4 o clock, then performs fancy shots. The event caps the National Better Billiards tour with Ruth McLinnis and others before Welker Cochran, Kinji Matsuyama, and George Spears.
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Finch Billard
Charles Seaback
Francis Blair
Seaback
Ruth McLinniss
William Mosconi
Pejuale Natalie
Bila
Welker Cochran
Kinve Matsuyama
Japan
George Spears
Demonstrator
Inter-Class Baseball League Title Hangs On Key Games
The Sophomores face the Freshmen in a pivotal clash to escape last place as the underclassmen fight for ranking. Seniors and Juniors lead the standings with six wins each after seven games, and Monday night’s results could seal the winter championship.
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Seniiors
Two Mushball Games Tonight Open League Play
Two mushball games are scheduled this evening in the Inter Ghuren Mushball League. St Thomas meets M E Brotherhood on Hast Main Street field, while Army faces Presbyter High at Junior High grounds. Opening contests last Monday were close and spirited, and tonight’s matchups should resemble that intensity.
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St. Thomas and
M. E. Brotherhood
Army
Brown Plans Strong Hose Company Baseball Team
Leonstown reports the Stanford Hose Company intends to field a robust fire-fighters team for the Mushball League. Last season the squad impressed in independent play and Brown aims to field an even stronger outfit this year. A switch to independent play is possible as teams from nearby towns consider joining. The manager role is not yet filled and no opening date for tryouts has been set.
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Leonstown
Stanford Hose Company
Hoge Company
Bat ‘Brown
Butts
Major Leagues Hit By Sweep Of Western Clubs
In a major league shift, four Western teams swept their games, altering the balance of power. The Cubs crushed the Phillies 10 to 3 to seize NL lead as Pittsburgh fell to Brooklyn, while the Cardinals beat the Braves 6 to 3 and the Giants topped Cincinnati 6 to 1. In the American League Detroit moved to third with a 5 to 4 win over the Yankees, Cleveland hammered Washington 14 to 6, and Boston dropped to sixth after a 4 to 2 loss to St Louis Milwaukee.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pirates
Cubs
Phillies
Chuck Elem Thunis
Gabby Hartnett
Virgil Davis
Cardinals
Braves
Frisch
Davis
Paul Dean
Giants
Incinnata
Freddie Fitzsimmon
Pretdie
Moore
True
Detroit
Athletics
Tigers
Yankees
Tommy Bridges
van Atta
Murphy
Uhle
Aome
Yuns
Vine
Browns
Baseball Scores and Tonight's Matches Across Cities
Yesterday results show Chicago defeating Philadelphia 7 to 2 and Cleveland beating Washington 14 to 6. Today schedule includes Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St Louis among others with several city matchups.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
White Sox Triumph 7-2 Over Phillies in Chicago Debut
In a seven run seventh inning Vos mik and Trosky led the attack while Pearson and Hildebrand held the Senators to safeties. Zeke Bonura hit a homer as the White Sox collected nine hits. The A's also added nine with McNair adding a four bagger.
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Vosmik
Trosky
Pearson
Hildeband
Senators
Wiite Sox
Philadelphia
Jimmy Sykes
Chicago
Zeke Bonura
Chisox
A's
McNair
Panama Al Brown mobbed after Paris bout
Panama Al Brown world bantamweight champion was mobbed by French boxing fans at the Palais des Sports after a sixth round disqualification loss to Gaston Humery. Brown received cuts and a brain concussion, while Joe Jacobs witnessed the scene as police restored order.
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Paris
Panama
al Brown
Palais Des Sports
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Brown
Gaston Humery
Mumery
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Christensen
Kinney
Brynoifson
A. Baress
Glatz
Mountain
Austin P Group of Crandall
Dimick Veench
Roberts
Pierre Owens
J. Staples
Miller
W. Mountain
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P. Hegel
Cady
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Coates
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Harris
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Prise
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Flash
Rochester
Ch Jumhis
Houston
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Boston Red Sox
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Ray Sehalls
Bison Club
Brooklyn
van Mungo
Ray Benge
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Reds
Dispatch Herald
Grove City
Erie Academy
Erie East
Erie
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Sharon
Meadville
Warren
Grove City Academy
Hast High
Uuit
Sharon JO
Fran Parenti
Albuquerque
New Mexico Military Institute
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Willam E. Benswanger
Nick
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Hasmilleon
Albert Invini
Hee
National Invaders
Shoreham OR
Banford
Shoreham
Alexander Smith Carpet Co
Root’s Furniture Store
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Albany
Newark
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New Yorker
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Lijerystt
Quincy
Mass
Men's Bible Class of
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Kip
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