TODAY IN SPORT Union City Takes Honors In Training Notes
Reports from Corry trout streams show mixed results with notable catches on Kettle Creek. A Wellsboro wardens report notes a strong start to the season, while Bass fishing and local racing headlines highlight ongoing sports activity and upcoming matches.
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Yanks Lose Heavily in Western Invasion Twilight Game
New York's tour of the West sees the Yankees drop two to the Tigers and two to Cleveland. Lefty Gomez won one complete game, but Cleveland's Willie Hudlin and Earl Averill fueled a five RCA runs. Detroit edged Washington, while the Browns fell to the A’s. In the National League, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 11 to 4, and the Cubs edged the Dodgers 10 to 9 in a late surge splashed with homers and late scoring bursts.
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City League Session Opens First Weekly Taceling Tonight
Officials and managers of the City League plan the first weekly meeting of the season at City building. Al TeddinlocH and Bil Myers will be present to discuss early week schedules and potential issues. Plans include aiding another section and addressing matters under discussion at the session.
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City League Diamond Dust Opens With Rivalry
The Acre Supply team and Spartansburg clash in an independent game at Crawford County venue Sunday. Avfos da Lie faces Hale in a away contest while senior squad dissension looms after a Saturday setback and lineup changes loom ahead of discus.
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Interview Chase For Johnny Fischer At Walker Cup Meet
United Press staffer Henry McLemore follows the shadowy pursuit of Johnny Fischer during the Prestwick Walker Cup week. Fischer, shy and observant, finally reveals he is 22, a Michigan liberal arts senior, and plans to study law. He has golf since age nine, shot 103 in his first round, 98 in another, and tied the 1932 national amateur medalist record with a 142.
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United Press
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Lemin
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Standings and results from yesterday and today’s schedule
Standings show Detroit 8 over Washington 3 and Philadelphia 7 over St Louis 9 with New York 5 and Boston 13 in the American league. National shows Pittsburgh 11 and Chicago 10 atop, with several others. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Detroit and Philadelphia at St Louis among others.
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Company A in Battle Practice Last NG
In Recorgance wien we neeuNer Monday evening drill Company igured in at combat problems at the dld fair Brounds dust evening. A rece ss the company was stationed In the eld with Wink ammunition mnel the charging section was in command of Sergeant Harold Walters. The ousdoor drill was in preparation for nn campment which will take place for 1 July 1848 to 28th. tme back with a 141 in 1933 Got his biggest drinkl from the game on to ninth role of his first qualify ing round it the amateur ust team- As he bth startoi with a six only first hole, 'he despaired of guilttvine when Bisco shot in the moth boskid into the rougt and lanied in a grove of bigewillow trees. Tonle Ut annbber six. 5 fis No. 5 fcotd miraculously spared Herdne 1 Bie trees, dropped on the greyn 175 Yards away, bayneed twice, sha 'wicked in the chip Tam still trying to get my shilling from Mr. Westland.
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Ash Lunch And Jamestown Nine To Play Wednesday
The opening twilight game features Washington Lunch and Corry Jamestown meeting on Washington street grounds. Injuries to Huenel and Jackson shift plans, with Anderson possibly taking the mound to avoid cellar. Crandall’s debut may follow Saturday, while Crandall’s starter odds loom. Verne Group’s Corry Jamestown impressed with 12 hits. Lunch faced Coates’s strong pitching. Plans to add bleachers discussed at tonight’s managers meeting as big fan turnout expected.
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Daye
Coates
Yesterday's Heroes—Averill Drives Five Runs in Five
Arl Averill starred for the White Sox with two home runs and a single in five at bats, driving in five runs. Manager Jimmy Dykus led the squad as rookie Joe Bowman hurled a four-bagger day with bases loaded, while the Giants limited the Cardinals to eight hits and two runs in a major league debut.
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Trislans
Jimmy Dykus
White Sox
Joe Bowman
Giants
Juniors Take Lead In School League Title Race
The Juniors toppled the league leader 12 to 5 as Pless Hixson and Mallick led a robust attack with home runs and three hits by Mallick. The Seniors fought back with extra-base hits by Thorpe but twelve errors and strong Junior pitching kept them at bay. If Frosh beat Seniors next, Juniors can clinch the pennant. a two out of three playoff would decide the title.
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GOLFERS ADVANCE INTO THIRD ROUND IN BRITISH AMATEUR
American players led by Johnny Goodman of Omand and George Dustap of New York move into the third round of the British amateur golf tournament at Sealand. Fischer Guilford Westland retire rivals with decisive wins as Moreland and Breault fall, while Layton defeats Valen tine. Inter-Church Mushball League results follow with St Thomas, Presbyterians and M.E Brotherhood in close contests.
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Boston
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Chicago
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California
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England
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Mack System Redefines Early American League Tactics
Boston May 2 Connie Mack’s influence reshapes the American League as McGillicuddy McGillicuddy scatters stars. Mickey Cochrane, newly named Detroit manager, and Jimmy Pyles take over Chicago White Sox duties. The piece notes Mack’s approach of personal leadership and calm, predicting wider publicity and echoes of McGraw andConnies Smith era across teams.
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United Press
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Cornelius J. McGillicudly
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So Wate Collins
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Baer Resumes Training Today For Title Bout
In Asbury Park and Pompton Lakes on May 22 Maxie Baer signs off training as he prepares to defend against Champion Primy Garnere Baer looks in excellent spirits after a reported disagreement with Dempsey over Baers showing Garnere remains at peak condition and will ease training to keep his edge ahead of the bout.
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Slattery Returns to Ring with Knockout Victory
Buffalo heavyweight Slattery, ex world champion, returns after three years to defeat Walter Kueye local rival by five round technical knockout in Buffalo on May 2.
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Local notices yield garbled data from 1920s ad ledger
Fragmentary OCR record shows a 1920s ad page with names like GORAY and CORRY and references to advertising, rates, and locations. Several lines are unreadable leaving unclear events or outcomes beyond a town chamber and a few monetary figures.
Prolonge Zork Btach abser nefr sons Sur mucl seer ket
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or identifiable proper nouns. Unable to extract a readable news item with named entities. Create a concise record requires clearer readable material.
Tree war on four fronts ends with quiet ceasefire
A sketched report notes multiple clashes across four fronts and a tentative pause in hostilities. Leaders from involved factions are unnamed. The event centers on a strategic standstill, with observers awaiting formal declarations and possible negotiations. The tone mirrors brief wire service style from the era.
World Nations Meet Halfway Through Turbulent Year
International delegates from multiple nations gather for a world summit amid ongoing tensions and economic concerns. Talks focus on climate, trade, and security, with observers noting tentative progress alongside lingering disagreements.
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