Great Ball Game Opens High School Season Across Sections
Yesterday at Washington street grounds a cloudy but exciting ball game thrilled fans as the Raymonds rallied for a last minute comeback to defeat their rivals. Gilson made a spectacular one hand stop in the infield and Walters turned in a running catch in right field. Beavers look strong in practice and loom as contenders before the school year ends. Also news of Titusville versus Warren HyVis Oils set for June 10 and June 22 with Drakes favored for pro strength. District baseball sees errors and strong arms as Venango mummers fall 4 to 2 at Petrolla. High school playoffs in Erie County near with Albion and Lawrence Park set to clash.
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Gilson
Walters
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Warren HyVis Oils
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al Baressi Uip
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Baressi
McLean
Sanders
Landers
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Aeros
Sprovers
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Dimick
Anderson
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Mr. Sprovers
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High Ball Squad Meets Alumni on Washington Street Grounds
Corry nigh seniors Basewall ane opens its season tomorrow afternoon as they meet the Alumni squad on the Washington Street grounds at o o'clock. Beavers' nine have practiced daily and look strong and will oppose the Alumni. Mel Taylor likely to pitch for High. Kenny Jeckson to work in the box for Alumni.
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Alumni Nine
Beavers
Corry
Washington Street
Kelp
Mel Taylor
Keeny Jecktson
Grada
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday results show New York leads with 13 against Chicago 6 and Washington 6 to St. Louis 2. Other scores include Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1, Boston 12 Cleveland 5, Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 4 St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 New York 5 Pittsburgh 2. Only scheduled games list Chicago at Washington and Detroit at Boston among others.
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Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
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Aeros RH
A. Baressi
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Dimick
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M. Sproveri
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Landers
Gilson
Roberta
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National Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston-Chicago
Iain
Foday
National Philadelphia
Little Defends Title With Win Over MacCallum
San Francisco's Little, the British amateur champion, defeated H G MacCallum of Troon 2 and 1 at St. Anne's on the Sea to reach the fifth round. Dick Chapman of Greenwich, Conn., beat Clay Austreng 6 and 4 in the same round amid windy conditions. Little struggled with cross winds on the outward nine and could not control his approaches.
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Eng
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Little
San Francisco
H. G MacCallum
Troon
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
United States
Clay Austreng
England
MacCallum
Risko Edges Battaglia For 12 Round Decision
Babe Risko of Syracuse, a largely unknown middleweight before the new year, defeated Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg in a full 12 round bout at Motor Square Garden. The decision of three judges went to Risko who weighed 161 1 4 pounds. Risko learned to keep away from Battaglia’s jabs as the bout extended the full distance.
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Babe Risko
Syracuse
Ted Yarosz
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Can
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Risko
Motor Square Garden
Yankees Move Up to Threaten Top in Tight AL Standings
In New York on May 24 the Yankees climbed to second place in the American League as they won their fifth in seven and swept the White Sox in two of three. Cleveland’s lead whispered away while Boston’s Red Sox surged past the Indians with a 12 to 5 victory. Elden Auker debuted for Detroit as the Tigers beat Chicago 4 to 1. George Blaskower’s Boston pitching faltered with the Giants beating them 5 to 2 as Dee Tarzan Parmalee notched his seventh win for the Pirates.
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Joe Vance
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Elden Auker
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Pepper
Seasters
Welland
Phe Giants
Cy Blastor
Pittsburgh
Giants
Tarzan Parmelee
Dodgers
Reds
George Arnshaw
Parochials Fall To Spartansburg In Five Inning Tilt
In a five inning game here yesterday afternoon Spartansburg beat St Edwards 3 1 as Winans scored in the first and two runs crossed in the fourth. Crane and Carnegie collected the local hits while Webb and Ruck worked for Spartansburg. Umpires Dimick and Sproveri. Sparta Indies seek games for the season. Jolson won the game for the Cardinals in a 9 2 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Spartansburg High
Titusville
St. Joseph's Academy
Queen City
St. Edward's
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Ruck
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Pitt University
Carnegie Tech
Fleeting Fragments From A Dated Field Note
An OCR fragment notes a dated sports or agency item with scattered terms such as Florida, national events, and a mention of an Ohio game. The readable bits indicate a scores or team reference but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Bernie Moore
Louisiana State University
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Crystal Ice Co
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