Merchants Open Home Season As Miles Players Prime
A detailed preview of the Waren Pennsylvanians at Corry Merchants game set for Saturday at 3 o'clock. Manager Green is hopeful the Merchants’ exhibition matches last Sunday's Orioles game in Jamestown. The piece notes strong opposition from Arty Johnson and Red Swanson, plus the growing Central League instability and Palmquist’s rising profile in local sports and music.
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Merchants to Meet Strong Warren Club in Opener
Corry Merchants open home season at 3 pm against Warren Pennsy club led by Johnson and Swanson. Bannister and Hig Merchants face a tough mound duel with Warren’s redoubtable pitching corps as fans anticipate a capacity crowd.
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Strong Warren Club
Beavers Win 8-0 Behind Jackson One-Hit Effort
In Boston and Garfeld events, Beavers dominate with an 8-0 win as pitcher Jackson throws a single hit game. Other boxing or wrestling style results list matches between Waliser and Azendun, Pienucelle, Nogild, Smith, Oikeefe, Larainra with various weights and locations noted.
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Brooklyn
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Nogild Chocolate
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Bridgeport
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Marbles Championship Decided Saturday at Warren
Walter Loveland leads the Corry city champion marbles team in a district tournament against top players from Gambrills Springs Waterford North East Columbus Youngsville Tillville Sheffield Warren Spartansburg and nearby towns. The event was postponed from Thursday due to heavy rain and a large crowd is expected, with the public invited.
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Scores and standings from yesterday's baseball games
Detroit topped Chicago 11 to 2 in the first game while Detroit 1 Chicago 1 in the second. New York defeated Washington 5 to 0 and Philadelphia beat Boston 7 to 1. Other results include Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 17 and Boston 13. Brooklyn 8 New York 2 in 12 innings. Baltimore Newark Jersey City 7 Reading 4. Buffalo 6 Rochester 1. Only games scheduled.
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Schedule of Today’s Major League Games
Today’s games include Cleveland at St Louis Chicago at Detroit New York at Washington St Louis at Pittsburgh Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Giavitinati at Chicago.
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Giavitinati
Decision to Walker Brings Round of Boos
Mickey Walker won a 10 round decision over Pawling Useutdun of Spain at Madison Square Garden for a shot at the world heavyweight title. Walker was booed by fans as his bloodied opponent drew the roar of approval and fights ended amid newspaper and program tossing.
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United Press
New York
Mickey Walker
Tuck Sharkey
Rugged Pawling Useutdun
Spain
Madison Squire Garden
Walker
Waller
Uhnni
Vines Enigma as Net Opens with Australians
Henry McLemore reports on Ellsworth Vines facing Australia as the United States Davis Cup team starts the tie in Philadelphia. Frank Shields is chosen to replace Vines, opening against Jack Crawford, while doubts linger over the lineup and outcomes amid spring warmups and shifting selections.
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United Press
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Nim
Australia
Camaci
Mexico
Vines
Jack Crawford
Hon
Ludse
Shields
New York
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T Wyas
Ricardo ‘Tapia
Allison
Abolish the CH High School Fees and Fines
Article details how CH High School imposes fees and fines on students via book usage charges and petty penalties. Parents complain the policy appears to fund administration and other departments, with money collected as compulsory payments for supplies and texts.
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