Three Teams Lead Intersta te Basebal League
Erie St Marys and Ridgway pace the Interstate Baseball League with two wins each tied for the lead as St Marys edged Johnsoning 3 to 2, Ridgway trimmed Bradford 8 to 0, and Bradford beat Trimporin 6 to 0 in the second league game. Upcoming games set Ridgway at Townsonburg, Bradford at Evie, and St Marys at Emporium with Jamestown visiting Warren in a first league contest.
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Erie
St Marys
Ridsway
Eckerds
Johnsoning
Ridgway
Victors Gyff
Bradford
Trimporin
Buffalo International League
Townsonburg
Ui Evie
St. Marys
Emporium
Jamestown
Warren
Vike Merchants
Wat
Dunkirk
Alcos
Open of the MC A Mushball League Gives Close, Varied Games
Pepper Martin stars as fans witness three tight openers in the Junior High league. Aero Supply edge Company A 16 to 6 in ten innings after a late rally, Kiwanis Club topple Washington Market 7 to 6 in nine, and Odd Fellows defeat Alpha Phateax 9 to 7 with sharp six and eight inning bursts.
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Aero Supply
Odd Fellows Rally
Odd Fellows
Kiwanis Club
Alpha Phateax
Company A
Washington Market
Aéro Supply
Stroup
Gady
Pat
Tons Bergman
Blynt
Gates
Kiwanians
Market
Service Club
Christensen
Antes
Shoop
Tsraelson
Alphas
Albbey
E. Williams
Johnson
M. Williams
Alen
Reno
Savoldi Defeats Lewis In Madison Square Garden Bout
Former Notre Dame standout Savoldi pinned veteran Strangler Lewis in 43 07 of a scheduled 15 round match before 7500 fans at Madison Square Garden. Savoldi leaped, planted feet on Lewis chest, and slammed him to the floor for the finish after a prior near miss on a drop kick.
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United Press
New York
Sloe Savoli
Notre Dame
T “Strangler
Lewis
California
Madison Square Garden
Savoldi
Colts Triumph 3-2 In Interstate League Thriller
The St. Marys Colts edged Jolsonburg Indies 3-2 at Berwind Park in a Sunday tilt highlighted by a rare middle innings triple play. Hastison pitched effectively for the Colts, limiting Jolsonburg to six hits, while Albert and Gerg limited Johnsonburg to nine. It was St. Marys second straight league win and Jolsonburg’s first league game after a rainout.
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Ridgway
St. Marys
Jolsonburg Indies
Berwind Park
Colts
Johnnies
Innitg
Hastison
Paper City
Albert
Gerg
Johnsonburg
H. Heiberger
Heiberger
Red Simons
Harrison
Shaffer
Lehman
G. Heiberger
Indies
Warren Merchants
Sharkey and Carnera Train for June 9 Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey and challenger Primo Carnera, both named in New York reports, began camp for their 15 round bout on June 9. Carnera trained in Pompton Lakes New Jersey while Sharkey was set to begin practice in Orangeburg New York, as early details emerged.
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United Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Italy
Campa
Carnera
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Shakey
Action Cay
Otangeburg
Y M C A Mushball League Results and Schedule
Last night Company A beat Aero Supply 19 to 15. Odi Fellows defeated Alpha Phalanx 7 to 0. Kiwanis Club and Washington Market faced uncertain outcomes. Next week’s games: Fellows vs Aero Supply, Alphas vs Washington Market, Company A vs Kiwanis Club.
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Pete Sounjany
Kiwanis Ub - i
Aero Supply
Washington Market
Alpha Phalanx
Company A
Odi Fellows
Alpha Phalame
Kiwanis
Washington
Alphas
Kiwanis Club
Yarosz Beats Freeman To Claim Welterweight Title Shot
In Pittsburgh on May 23 United Press reports Teudy Yarosz defeated Tommy Freeman in a one sided welterweight bout. Yarosz used a fast left and right cross to dominate from start to finish, while Freeman fought well at close range but could not match Yarosz unexpected speed. Freeman suffered a severe swelling under his left eye as Yarosz pressed Freeman onto the ropes. Both fighters weighed about 1044 pounds.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Teudy Yarosz
Western
Pennsylvania
Torly
Tommy Freeman
Yarosz
Freeman
Varosz
Tim
Canadohta A.C. back in field at Titusville event
Canadohta A.C. announces return to field play with an independent ball aggregation representing Titusville. The first meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at Carter Field, seeking players from the city for tryouts and practice.
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Tipsville
Cansdobta A. C
Ed Titusville
Carter Field
Angel
Tony Day
Fragmentary OCR Summary Notably Obscure Text
The readable fragments describe unrelated names and actions with no clear event. Entities are unclear and no coherent outcome emerges from the scattered words. No definite person or organization is identifiable to anchor a factual card.
Pepper Martin Lifts Cardinals With 10th Inning Homer
Pepper Martin, key Cardinals infielder, belted a dramatic 10th inning homer with two aboard to beat the Braves 10 0. The rally capped a 1933 comeback season as Martin leads in hits and runs while Chicago and New York pitchers struggled in a day of National League action.
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Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Phil Collins
Phillies
Cubs
Che
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Min
Pepper
Sam West
Browns
Lou Gehrig
Agai
Boston
Bier Ed Brandt
Braves
Bill Walker
Gabby Street
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Larry Brench
Leon Chagnon
St. Louis
New York Siants
Hal Schumacher
Sam Leslie
Giants
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St Louis
MD Cihooki
Tooki
Jimmy Foxx
George Pipgras
Yankees
Red Sox
Yans
Dusty Cooke
Washington
Detroit
Earl Whitehill
al Thomas
Tigers
Whitehill
Fad for Japanning in the Early Fashion Era
The text discusses Japanning as a fashionable pursuit among women in Brooklyn society, likening it to embroidery and tapestry. It describes women embracing this industrial craft as a novel feminine diversion and notes its place amid decorative arts and fanciful figures.
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Hebi
Loving Letebar
Butler
Brooklyn
Yesterday's scores and today's matchups across leagues
The night slate produced wins for Philadelphia over Chicago 11 to 4 and New York over Cincinnati 8 to 0 while several games went long including Boston 6 St Louis 5 in 10 innings and Baltimore 9 Albany 4. Today Cleveland visits New York, Chicago plays Boston, St Louis hosts Philadelphia, Detroit meets Washington, Brooklyn faces Pittsburgh, and New Yorko battles Cincinnati.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelpha
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
National St. Lows
Brooklyn
Pittburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New Yorks
National Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New Yorke
America
Ayne
Glevelasid
St. Louis Id
Sur National v. la Pet
Bay Brooklyn
Chicago If
Club Leaders Meet Tonight to Bolster Teens Team
Corry Merchants' Baseball Club officers and directors plan a meeting tonight to discuss methods to strengthen the Teens team after a 4 to 3 loss to Erie Sunday. Reports of possible management changes circulate, but Verne Group remains in charge as the club seeks greater unity and effort from players.
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Corry Merchants’ Baseball Club
Interstars
Erie
Verne Group
High Brow Stuff Not Appealing to Max Baer
Max Baer, the Jewish heavyweight, dismisses notions of high brow training and books his sport as his main focus. He jokes about singing lessons and golf, saying training is his path. He travels from Atlantic City, trains near a fire station, enjoys simple meals, and receives a flood of fan letters seeking advice and autographs.
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Max Baer
Suamt
Cameron
United Press
Nine York
Max Byer
Max Senmanig
Baer
Atlantic City
Baersatlantic City
Plains
Bader Aviation
Eld
Byer
First Pro Am Tourney Planned Friday at Edinboro
Northwestern Pennsylvania golf pros plan a monthly gathering beginning Friday at Bainberg Golf Club with pro Ban Dieh coordinating. Entries include Jack Keillor Meridville CC Bill Kane Cambridge Springs Charley Hymers Kahkwa Carl Wendel Lawrence Park Will Vogt Lake Store Cort McMitesh Terre Giub Norman Crozian North Mast Tommy Sullivan Edinboro.
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Pennsylvania
Meadville
Merdville
Conneaut Laise Park
Tony Joy
Corry
Birds Lost Teeth as They Evolved Across Time
Early birds descended from toothed reptiles, possessing teeth. Over evolutionary shifts they regressed, losing teeth and becoming beaked, feathered flyers. The record notes this teeth loss occurred across successive evolutionary stages in avian history.
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Hyerett Marshall
Colorado
Joe Savolli
Fiag
Kansas City
Chiego
Jim Lends
Ker Marshall
Golorados
Savold
The
Tumor High School
Corry Journal
Henry McLemore
Hudson Bay
Canada
Donald Bennett
Ohio State
Bennett
H. V. Wiley
U.S. S. Alcon
Dirigible
Portage
Akron
A. H. Dresel
Macon
Harry Geisel
Indianapolis
Oral Hildebrand
Butler University
Chuck Klein
Southport
Tol McGrew
Tadisnapolis Indians
Gonrad Jennings
Marnuette
Previte A
Ralph Metcmt
Babeith
Jimmy Williams
Cincisir Reds
Rogers Hornsby
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Bronko Naggirsit
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Colgate
Pesek
Jong
Ruth Ries
Hamburg Place
Winchester Road
Kentucky
Britton
Une Slattery
Biraio
Honolulu
Pepper” Martin
Jack Sordi
Dro Anidad
MIE
Kid” Wolfe
Memphis
Paulie Walker
Trenton
Frankie Wd Eren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lon Poster
Pottstown
Tony Domingues
Cuba
Hart Smith
Panama
Joe Dougherty
York
Ace Proadian
Teddy
Ark
Perre Hayle
Ind
Bucky Laylees
Syracuse
Frankie Hughes
Clinton
Jackie Davis
Clevetanty i
Scoter
Roy Mitchell
Centralia
Bud Cree
Lima
Air Atlantic
City
N. d
Jack van Noy
Jack Reault
Jon Smith
Atlantic Ciy
Ace Reynolts
Philsidelhia
C. A
Jim Wondes
Burg
Eber
Sharkey and Carnera
Englewood
Jay Meca- Son
South Orange
Timmy Phillips
Bernardsville
Bucky Keyes
Jersey City
George Levy
Nick Carter
Stirling
George Kuippers
Berk P Shira Valley
Y. M.-C. A. Mushball League
Monica
Homer
Dynamic Oklahoman
Brooklyn Halls
Pirates
Blanks
Jack Cuddy
International
Newark
Ina
Baltimore
Albany
Toronite
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
San Francisco
Babe Marino
King
Minneapolis
Edinboro
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
Musso
Satratio
Muropepanis
Ani
Traihata Gn
Polley Wi Gul
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