Girard Captures County Title in Turbulent Season
Girard High School clinched the county football championship with a sixth straight win as Corry and Girard loom as top contenders. The piece notes strong Van Wieda led offense, possible future matchups with Beavers, and mentions boxing bouts featuring Dommy Freeman and Jack Buck McTiernan as local interest, plus auto racing trials in Indianapolis and track prospects at Meyers.
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County track meet postponed until Monday
Scores of Corry horseshoe pitchers are among about 15 million players engaging in the sport this season. Work has started on the formal courts on West South Street and competition is expected to begin early. Organizing leagues will be effected at a meeting next week.
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Brooklyn HITS Al Simmons Off Stride In May Rally
Brooklyn Robins gain footing after a rough start as Al Simmons leads the league with a .446 average and 28 runs scored through May 21. Henry McLemore notes strong showings from Phelps and Higie, while Glenn Wright and others rally to rebalance the team's pennant bid. Simmons tops batting, runs, RBIs, and leads a crowded AL leaders list amid a tense standings chase.
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Tech sets new records in win and dash at Grova City meet
Tech team dominated the Grova City event with a 00-yard dash record and multiple top marks. Coulter Veoh led with standout times as Grova City claims strong showings, while Antwe Mest, Sybolli Pec, and Nomex joined in scoring remarks. The narrative notes a brisk, high effort meet with no decisive team outcome yet.
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National and American baseball results and player notes
The column lists Brooklyn and Philadelphia results, Detroit and St Louis matchups, and temperate scores. It reports team batting averages with numerous teams and players named, notes Philadelphia as best fielding club and highlights Cleveland's Panik working near the Arrund Say for a few days.
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Burleigh Grimes Seeks Comfort in the Razzing Nods
United Press by Henry McClemore reports on Burleigh Grimes amid intense taunting at practice. The veteran pitcher, sidelined by illness and pressure, vents frustration while defending his delivery and posture, drawing comparisons to peers and vowing to persevere through the spotlight.
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County Meet Set For Monday At Erie Stadium
Heavy rain pushed the fourth annual Erie County Track and Field Meet to Monday at 3 PM daylight time in the ice stadium. Corry High School Beavers seek a fourth straight title with strong entries in weight, middle, and bantam classes. Local schools from West Millcreek, Girard, and Albion pace the field with medals awarded for top team and individual performances.
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Perlick Tops Phillips In Ten Round Bout In Michigan
Perlick won a ten round decision over Tig Phillips of Charleroi in Battle Creek Michigan. Ray Catlins earned a decision over Heine Pentel in another ten rounder. A six round bout saw Tracey stop Ole Isoske in Worceslar, Massachusetts.
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Mate to Enter American Derby at Washington Park
Chicago May 23 A G Bodt wick's Mate Preakness winner and Kentuck Derby third will run in the $50,000 added American Derby at Washington Park June 13. Trainer Healey wired General Manager May. Mate is not eligible for the Belmont Stakes and will ship here soon from Churchill Downs.
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Y Clubs Set For May 28 Track Meet At Junior High
Whitfeday May 28 date for Y clubs track meet at Junior High field. Mt A Sunday School secretary and high school track team to assist. A similar meet planned in another city on Decoration Day with dual meet to follow June 6. Secretary Hengst organizing entries for next Thursday’s meet amid anticipated city rivalry.
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Merchants Cancel Junior High Fall Contest
Heavy overnight snow left the field mud and soggy and cold weather today prompted Corry Merchants to cancel this afternoon's Junior High fall game at Wild Harborcreek. They will play Girard in a regular county league game at the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon.
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Battalino Still Champion in Featherweight Class
United Press reports Christophy Battalino remains featherweight champion as he defeats Fidel La Barba in a convincing 18-round decision at Madison Square Garden. The contest solidifies Battalino’s claim to top status in the division. In other news, John W. Pace, engineer of the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railway, died of a heart attack in a southbound train cab near Wear winter.
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Nameless Nine Opens Season At Spartansburg
The Nameless Nine play Sunday at Spartansburg to kick off the 1931 season. Danby Debuy reports the squad, led by Captain Detlury, is stronger after weeks of practice and will wear new uniforms for tomorrow’s opening game against the Spartans, showcasing local club baseball excitement.
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