Merchants Struggle With Harmony In Musicball League Opener
Harmony is urged as Merchants face early season woes in the Musicball League opener. Reports note lack of give and take, causing three early defeats. The six-team league kicks off tonight on Junior High fields with Alphas vs Odd Fellows, Aern Supply vs Company A, and Washington Market vs Kiwanis, with eliminations to follow in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onistiball
Alphas
Odd Fellows
Aern Supply
Washington Market
Kiwanis
Moushbal
Merchants Lose 10-Inning Battle to Erie 4-3
Erie Eckerds rally to beat the Corry Merchants 4-3 in ten innings at Athletic Field. Peggy's ninth inning homer knotting the score set up the decisive tenth. Chan Wolfe pitched well but support faltered as six Merchants errors helped the Erie win, with Ripp and Peggy delivering the only Eckerd tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canley Peggy
Svar
Corry Merchants
Erie Eckerds
Millmenies
Chan Wolfe
Merchants
S Ripp
Pegey
Eckerd
Peggy
Joucho
Munuh
Erie
Minth
Spetz
Art’ Stokes
Beck
Crandall
Stejkes
Ripp
Brigites
Bayessi
DeLury
Ponger
Moke
Barnes
Johnny Beck
L. Ripp
Janne Ripp
Ponzer
Throy
Debury
Cannon
Grandall
Benter
Chessario Hind-Baressi
Wolfe
San
Solomon
Spets
Ward
American 5 YESTERDAY'S SCORES AND TODAY'S GAMES
Summary of yesterday scores across American leagues including St Louis New York Boston Detroit Chicago and Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn St Louis Jersey City Albany Baltimore Montreal Rochester Toronto and Rochester with listed today’s schedule and intercity results showing several first and second games as well as a Bermuda note about Royal Gorge and distant landscape references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Doms
International Newark
Jersey City
Newark
Albany
Baltimore
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Cleveland
National
Pittsburgh
Pot. L
Big Chicago
Bay St. Louis
Philadelphia i
Merchants Lose Lead In Wild 12-11 Setback
Corry Merchants led 11-2 after five frames but dropped a wild 12-11 decision to Jamestown Firestones. Banister, spiked in the eighth, left the game as Firestones struck back with two runs in the sixth and four in each of the eighth and ninth frames to stun the Merchants. Johnson replaced Ross in the sixth and helped the Firestones clinch the improbable victory with key hits in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jamestown Firestones
Bannister
Pug
Mahoney
Johnson
Stack Ross
Mwaukee
Corry Boys
Johnny Beck
Firestones
Merchants
Mints
Portsider
Snally
Jamestown Arbahore Sharpes Ss
G. Bares
Lo Cobbett
Petro dv Mahoney
FLY Barnes
Toova Ad Group
Gase
Crandall
Baresi
Plan Revenge Match Helen V Suzanne in Paris
A May 22 report proposes a revenge tennis bout between Suzanne Lenglen and Helen Willy Stovay in Paris. French promoters say the Bronch tennis Federation would not oppose the match despite Lenglen having turned professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Jess Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
Helen Willy Stovay
promot+nts
Lenglen
Mighine Tengio Tarm
Thia Senson
Mushball Loop Opens Tonight At Junior High Diamond
The YM fy Mushball League kicks off tonight at the junior high school diamond with Odd Fellows facing Alpha Phi despite garbled sponsors. Six teams compete this year as fans expect a big crowd and a chance to crown a local champion this August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Alpha Praternity
Aern
Nny
Fat Co
Wishingteton
Crose
Uni Ist Wanis
Freddie Miller to defend title in Los Angeles bout
United Press reports Freddie Miller of Cincinnati will defend his national boxing title in a ten round fight against Giera of Los Angeles at Friday night boxing program in New York. The bout aims to test national doping program adherence with Friday night action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pees
New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Suby Atte
Hie
National Doping Association
Furthurweip
Pino
Andinat Doe Giera
Los Angeles
Wees
Amateur Boxers Swing Into Action in Sciota Card
Amateur boxing activity rises as Gerry Athletic Club eyes revived licensed programs. A Sciota group staged a Friday night card with Mike Miketa scoring a knockout, while plans for a First Avenue Club series on Fyanz Avenue target eight bouts, inviting local Basin supporters and Cobry Athletic Club officials to discuss early public cards for city and vicinity youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinta
Gerry Athletic Club
Sciota Boys
Miike Miketa
C. A. CG
Athletia Field
First Avenue
Fyanz Avena
Woo Basin
Simon Pures
Cobry Athletic Chib
Chib
Academy Wins District Track Championship at Stadium Lights
May 22 District 10 jamboree saw Academy Golden Lions win their ninth title in ten years led by Joey Owens, Hud McFarland, and Willmar Wright. They scored in nine of 13 events, six wins, totaling 41 points while Strong Vincent, Hast, and Sharon vied for runner up as Scadler and Gray trailed. Other teams followed including Grove City and Moodville, with several schools finishing lower in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIS
Joey Owens
Academy
Vincent
Hast
Sharyn
Scadler and Gray Machine
Bust
Sharon
Grove City
Haie Teeth
Moodviile
Warren
Youngsville
Rocky Grove
Springboro
Union City
Townsville
Cummings Wins Pole in 100 Mile Trials at Indy
William Wild Bill Cummings of Indianapolis earns the pole for the Memorial Day 100 mile race with the fastest two day trials pace. His 25 mile qualification at 85.21 mph led a field of 42 drivers with several notching over 100 mph, including Frank Briske and Pred Franc in top positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William ‘Wild Bill Cummings
Cummings
Sabu
balPmnite
Dthe Qwax
By & Bat
Frank Briske
Milwaukee
Wok Secon
Wits
Pi B
J Lawissehnel
Cheater Gardner
Baseball scores from Interstate League doubleheader results
Yesterday's Interstate League play ended in a 4 to 4 tie between Erie and Corry after 20 innings. Jamestown defeated St Marys 7 to 3 while Johnsonburg beat Bradford 4 to 4. Ridgway shutout Emporium 6 to 0. next week's schedule features Ridgway at Johnsonburg, Bradford at Erie, St Marys at Emporium, and Jamestown at Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Corry
Bradford
Jamestown
St. Marys
Johnsonburg
Ridgway
Emporium
St Marys
Warren
Freeman Meets Teddy Yarosz At Millvale
Pittsburgh May 22 The outdoor boxing season opens tonight with Promoter Hernan and Vogel presenting at Hickey Park Millvale An eight round main bout features Teddy Yarosz defending his record against Tommy Freeman a former welterweight champion Now campaigning as a middleweight both boxers meet at 155 pounds for the weigh in Eight round semi final pits Johnny Chiodo Johnstown who beat Johnny Datto against Rosy Grier Patsy Severo was replaced in training only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hernan and Vogel
Hickey Park Bowl
Mullvale
Teddy Yavosz
Monneatad
Tommy Preeman
Preeman
Yaroszhen
Breenman
Yaross
Anibi
Tommy
Johnny Chiodo
Johnstown
Johnny Datto
Rosy Grier
Patsy Severo
Chiodo
Stanford Hose Company Call for Mushball Practice
The Stanford Hose Company calls a bail team with practice on the fat Washington street grounds tonight in preparation for the game with Albion Friday. Report at 6 o'clock: Ab bey, Bachomer, Barry, Brown, Cobbett, C Craker, W Graber, Debury, Flanigan, Foster, Guignon, Irwin, Keefer, F Kinley, Lord, Loyelana, Muroney, Mulderick, Pain, Jack Parson, Andy Paulson, Pearge, Privé, Rossbacher, Splesman and J Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Washington Street
Albion
Abbey
Bachomer
Barry
Brown
Cobbett
C. Craker
W. Graber
Debury
Flanigan
Foster
Guignon
Irwin
Keefer
F Kinley
Lord
Loyelana
Muroney
Mulderick
Pain
Jack Parson
Andy Paulson
Pear
Yesterday's Heroes in Brief Baseball Roundup
United Press records show Liufty Dou, Dodgers, homered twice. Bil Falstan of the Cardinals held the Glints to two runs. Walter Miler and the White Sox beat the Heat Sanators with two hits. Taylor Doubhit drove in Winnie Rum for a scoring double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Liufty Dou
Dodgers
Tuna Ie
Dno. Sre
Falstan
Helds
Walter Miler
White Sox
Taylor Doubhit
Fis
Winnie Rum
Boys Week Athletic Day set for Junior High grounds
Corry hosts Boys Week with a big program this Saturday at Junior High. A new city district marble champion will be crowned as several local rivals vie for supremacy. Boys from Corry schools, including Lindy and Gragg, compete in field events, mashball, baseball, and stunts, with exhibitions and activities planned for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hengst
M. A
Corry
Rotary
Walter Loveland
Robert Gulivleyls
Acton
Pairview
Harding School Gra
Washington Ra
Concord Gra
St. Edward's
George Sproveri
All Stars
Canzoneri in Great Form to Regain Crown
Tony Canzoneri, lightweight champion, regains the junior welterweight title with a seventh round knockout over Battling Shaw of Mexico before 40 000 fans at Heineman Park. Shaw, the first Mexican world title challenger, was dropped twice in the eighth round and ultimately defeated as Canzoneri built on a strong early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bez New Sudan
Figurit
Tony Canzoneri
Battling Shaw
Mexico
Heineman Baseball Park
Yesterdy
Shaw
Gangonerl
New Orleans News
United Press Score News
Canzoneri
Tony
Ant
Fila
Johmmy Jadick
Wphiledelphia
Wakstron Jadick
Corry Pubugh Swindle Report Reaches Past Postal Figures
A Cryptic note describes a renewed swindle targeting mail recipients with claims of linked chains and a broad set of deceivers. The report warns residents to verify the sender and avoid sharing personal information. Authorities advise caution and inquiry before responding to similar solicitations.
Fragmented Public Notice Delivers Sparse Details
Readable fragments hint at a local notice urging action or sale. Names, dates, and places are unclear, with minimal context remaining. The brief lacks complete details to identify the event or authority involved.
Fragmented Local Notice From Damaged OCR
A partial OCR fragment outlines a local notice with unclear names and dates. Readable bits reference a person or group and a possible action but critical details remain obscured. The piece resembles a civic or legal notice page fragment lacking complete information.
Fragmented OCR Notice on Dresses and Names
Fragmentary text mentions dresses, printing, a price of 450 dollars, references to a man and a pastor, and various unclear names and roles. No clear event or outcome is discernible. readable items hint at a local notice or item list with partial references to people and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harsiony
Bisons
Jamestown’ Moose
Raler Grice
Harding School
Corry Journal
M. GA
Brunke Laurie
Willie Robert Hepler
Tommh
Grice
Laurie
Hohuck
Stuart
of City Bizzard
Spencer
Gleveland
Glint Brown
Jamestown Ovivles
of City
Larry Johnson
Orioles
Atlantics
Stacey Ross
Forestville Battery
Marchants
Grove City College
Pennsylvania
Struthers Parre
Rob Randall
Jarry
Randall
Jesse Owens
Ebonyine
Ohio Suite Stadium
Enew State
Tle
Uniontown
Ferrall Boosters
Farrill H High Athletic
Jodka" Minch
Buftero
Yast Yest
Art Stokes
Helerds
Merahasts
Warrey
Stokes
Homer
Chan” Wolfe
Eckerds
Erle
Panzer
Moske
S. Ripp
S. Rip
Asipires
Duiley
Cabilott
Bermuda
Yoestone RN
K. Johnson
Firestone Southpaw
Damestown
Anderson
Hoss
Beul
Bannixter
K. Jobson
Rosa
Ihi
Ross
Ban
Mister
Johnain
Dailoy
Carlson
Helen
Suzanne
East Close
Lions
Indianapolis Fiver
Inding Speedway
Freeman
Teddy Yarosz
Millvale
Hickey Park
Monaca
Jadkle
Hartford
Coan
Enerttor
General Stores
Neportél-Micnifum Snth
Dhicrassing
Pasto Otis
John Fo Chiteen
Young
Tormaing Mb
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!