Corry High Captures Erie County Track Meet
Corry High won the Erie County track meet with 52 points led by George Curtis. Adams, Bowing, and Baresi also won events as Corry topped North East and other schools despite limited facilities.
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Georie McCall
George Cutis
Erié
Corry High
North Ast
Corry
George Curtis
Adams
Baresi
West Millcreek
Girard
Cranesville
Lawrence Pak
Union City
Wesleyville
Union High
Mest
Scott
Que
York
Cory
George
Pleming
Wilkins
W. Mo
Ard
Curtis
Kubin
Bei
Hortzell
North East
Wesleyvilles
Wilson
Yorke
Thir
Greenlee
Craneaville
Bird
L. F
Feed
Hird
Boughton
Haskell
Good
Doolittle
W. Me
W.mj
Higgins
Granemolle
Leshner
Pirst
Woods
N. Braccon
Jordan Fle
Reed
Coury
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Petomion
WW. M
North Waat
Greenie
Grimesville
Peterson
Grunty League Carry Squad in Ten Pin Tourney
Erie County Breeball League forms with six clubs and May 20 start date. Fin secures strong early interest. Warren Times Mirror notes Hart released to Fairmont. Thiel College hires Rowley. Wesleyville leads Erie County High Baseball League. Journal enters Indus League in Titusville. Ten pin event in Titusville runs May 29 with regional teams listed.
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Finch Billiards
Wesley Pierce
Erie County
Corryane
Erle
Canceu
Corry
Warren Times Mirror
Dutch
Hart
Sheffield
Tiene
Generals
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Journal
Titusville
The
Herald
Baird Tires
Warren
Nick's Recreation
Punkstingney
Arcade Cafe
Kane
Ericsen's Sports
Johnsonburg
Luty's Recreation
Ridgway
Union City Five
Union City
Rainboro Five
Edinboro
Cambridge Springs
Cambridge
Drawings Tuesday for Five Man Tournament at Recreation Alleys
Drawings for the five man tournament at the Recreation Alleys will be held Tuesday at 6 o'clock in the evening. Those asked to be present include Burr, McGall, Jenkin, Keefer, Southworth, and Wilt. The tournament will start on January 12 with the date to be announced.
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Burr
McGall
Jenkin
Keefer
Southworth
Peter
Titusville High Nine Set to Face Queen City Tuesday
Titusville high school baseball views a strong Queen City squad led by Art Brady. Brady’s team has lost only one game this season, to Girard, and aims to dominate district play with veteran support and solid defense. Local hopes hinge on a productive early innings surge at home.
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T He Corry High
Kenoo
Bre
Art Brady
Queen City
Titusville
MacCall
Tne
Tis
Girard
Union High
Brady
Wyvernin
Enmassen
Ty North East High
Innines
Afernoon
Lye
Warrafer
Kirek
Salo Dominates Cross-Country Marathon Lead At Orlessi
Johnny Salo of Passaic NJ built a seventeen minute margin over his nearest rival in the GO NATIONAL Pyle cross-country marathon, with Giusto Smek and Pete Gavuzzi among the finishers. The event, held near Orlessi, included notable results from American track and field trials and local scores across Philadelphia, New York, and Boston, highlighting Salo’s steady pace and the day’s elapsed time.
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United Press
Midland
Tex
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Orlessi
St. Louis
Salo
Pittsburgh
Pete Gevazai
Inne
Philadelphay
Sam Michwan
New New Yor
Pete Gavuazi
England
Giusto Smek
Italy
Sam Richman
New York
French Girl Tests Skill of Helen Wills in Paris Match
In Paris on May 20 United Press reports Misa Wills beat French player Muse Mathieu 6-2 2-6 6-4 to clinch a 4-3 U S victory in an international tennis series. Edith Cross and Marjorie Morrill also played with varying results in other singles.
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United Press
Paris
Misa Haden
United States
Fra Mer
Mathieu
Mme. LaFaurie
Miss Wills
Stzanne Lengien
Cannes
Mata
Mime Mathieu
Mme
California
Millie
Hagen to Again Play With H R H Hagen to Again Play With H R H
Wailer Hagen told the Unite PH that after the Brefuh and German golf championships he would return to England to play again with the Prince of Wales. The princely golf handicap is around 15, but with more practice and better swing he could improve.
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Unite
London
Wailer Hagen
Unitee PH
England
Prince of Wales
Hagen
Army to Meet Pitt in Twin Football Dates
Army schedules two football games with the University of Pittsburgh. The first game will be in Pittsburgh and the second at West Point. The teams have not played this season yet.
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Robert J. Rowley
Thiel College
Greenville
Dr. Thomag V- Holleran
Thiel
Rowley
Dickinsim College
Quaarterhivek
ARMY
PITT
Ni Yi
University of Pittemireh
Sundboy
Pittsburgh
West Pott
Prize rookies Swanson and Alexander shine in 1928 scouting notes
George Kirkley reports on 1928 rookies Hvar Swanson of the Reds and Dale Alexander of the Tigers. Swanson, praised by Jack Hendricks for speed and fielding, hit .200 with eight steals. previously batted .846 in the Pacific Coast League with 58 doubles and 49 steals. Alexander, a 216-pound first baseman, tops Tigers chances with 381, driving in 27 runs, as Detroit pursues AL honors alongside Hellmann. The piece lists other rising first-year players and trades shaping the season.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Hvar Swanson
Chicknat Reda” Ouffielder
Dale Alexander
Detroit
Tigers
Jack Hendricks
The
Reag
Swanson
Reds
Alexander
Devon
Harry Hellmann
Heilmann
Johnny Pardhomme
Toronto
Tris
Jett Cleveland
Indians
Averill
Himssele
New York Yankees
Clarence Holtman
Ime
Sacramento
Pavisio
ConAl
Lengie Nolah
Chicaro White Sox
Jonny
Mostit
Grimes Wins Sixth Game of the Season
Yesterday's standout Burleigh Grimes, veteran Pirates pitcher, held the league leading Chicago Cubs to seven hits and earned his sixth win. The Pirates defeated the Cubs, 4 to 4. Cardinals tightened the pennant race with a 2 to 0 win over the Reds in St Louis. Walberg allowed seven hits as the Athletics blanked Washington 1 0. Ruth and Gehrig powered the Yankees past the Red Sox 5 0 in a five inning game halted by rain. The White Sox dropped a costly 10 8 decision to Detroit. Cleveland rallied for a six run eighth to outpace St Louis 16 8. Lou Fennette drove in four for Cleveland with a hit total that included a triple.
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Tarde
Cubs
Reds
Ruth
Gehrig
Red Sox
Burleigh Grimes
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Fom
Clarence Hoffman
Cleveland
St Louis Browns
Lou Fennect
Six Hundred Entries Set for AAU Championships at Franklin Field
Philadelphia May 20 six hundred sixty uneven entries from eighty two institutions will compete in the fifty third annual AAU championships at Franklin Field May 31 and June 1. Cornell leads with eighty one entries. Other schools include Harvard seventy three Yale forty eight Princeton forty six Pennsylvania forty three Southern California thirty five New York University sixty one.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Wield
Jcornell
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Darkmouth
Pennsylvania
Southern California
New York University
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry High Captures
Npcall
Squad Springs
REAL
Orange and Black
Tnyading Wirie
Flrat
Corys
Platz
Bbind
Magic
U.P
Tirst
Biuresai
Corrys
Pruges
Thief Fuller
W. M
Eac
Wesleyville Highy
Kanty College
Kanty
Tayisg
Erie Central
Tool School
McCan
Corey Wigh
Oil City
Whit Clyde van Dusen
Great Man
War
Todkey Links McAtee
Nilshapurg
Wid Panohis
Titusville High
Bunion Derby
Gavuzzi
Odessa
Boslam
Chicago Il
State
Pau Simpson
Burlington
N.C
Mitchell Corryt
Holliever
M. Ei
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Hire Gilham
L. P
Mollidier
Sorimdusts
Cotryy
Ttind Moore
Gilllingham
Ani
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W. MP
Rumning
Fheal
Reales
Gillingham
Danner
Clovry
Weat Milcreek
Davis
Waa
Washington
Gene
Japan
Canidae
Montreal
Lax
National St. Louis
Citemnatt
Ins
Rowton
Nose
Boston
Brooksly Phoabephin
Pittsbursh
Chichgo
Ineimnath
Todayis Games
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National Philadarphit
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Owls
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PanAdelphia
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St Tosils
Clevelane i
Chicago
Helen Wills
U. S
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Lydia B. Pintham
Swanson and
Outielder
Grimes
St. Louis Cardinals
Cinernnati Reds
Rube Walbeng
Philadelphia Athietics
Foxx
Miller
Joe Stripp
Chirley Gelert
Bill Narlesky
Larly Wrench
Portland
Pittnburgh
Stove Swetonic
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Corner Center
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Jean Nou
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Ismay
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