Horseshoe program plans and Yale athletics shift
The article outlines a forthcoming horseshoes plan with biweekly competitive matches and notes a shift at Yale from varsity emphasis to broader intramural participation. It cites West South Street practice, local players Wett Kinney and Charley Keoter, and a possible move to reduce football schedules while preserving rivalries. It also highlights rising sprinter Ralph Metcalfe as a standout, with coaches predicting Olympic prospects and strong early season showings.
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Tournal Gurts
West South Street
Biotil
Pydin
Wett
Kinney
Charley Keoter
Thale
Ralph
Rabbit) Metcalfe
Marinette University
Negra Septi¢More
Metculfe
George Simpson
Ohio State
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Metcalfe
Boine
America
Wald Johowich Wem
Notre Dame
Olan
Cof
Simpson
Tilden Troy High School
Chicago
Merchants Plan Four-Game Weekend Schedule
Former Corry player Vern Group sparks the Corry Merchants in a four game weekend slate. They open with Warren at home on the Junior High field, then travel to Wattaburg for a Sunday Tilt against Jamestown Moose, in what is billed as their 1932 debut on the association lot. Minted reports say the Merchants face pitching gaps with Babe Haenel out injured, Barnnister slated to start, and Ty Crandall possibly slotting in. The club aims to attract strong opposition and boost attendance through Decoration Day events and a push to bring solid coal clubs to the city. Group later starred for the Grays in Lewistown, driving in the decisive run to beat Rubin’s and hinting at a future in the New York-Penn League.
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Coney Merchants
Lowry and Vicinity
Warren Pennyylvanians
Marchants
Wattaburg
Fair Grounds
Tamestown Moose
Moose
Jamestown
Orioles
Jamestown Py
Greening
MUL Village Independents
Wattsburg
Mill Village
Prnativail Hg
Erie
Usm
Somio
Babe
Haenel
Barnnister
Warren
Ty Crandall
Eddie Williams
Vating
Barnister
Hering
Vern Group
Corry
Hamesiilt Grays
Lewistown Rubin
Lewistown
Colomd
Biel
Grays
Mit
Phy Lewis
Miller
Onder Fon & Agro
Rightield
Miler
Gily
Lewistoir Ejb
Vance
Corry Boy
York
New Yorke Penn League
Betmec
Cornell Syracuse and Harvard Regatta Outcome
Cambridge Massachusetts May 28 Cornell Syracuse and Harvard varsity crews meet in a triangular mile and three quarter race on the Charles River with Cornell favored. Syracuse competes only in varsity while Cornell and Harvard race in Jayvee and Freshman events. British American meet noted at Soldiers Field with Metcalfe’s form and past winter victories referenced.
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Cambridge
Cornell
Syruse
Harvard
Charles River
Syracuse
Soldies Field
Metcalfe
Hoe
Two Home Runs Prolong Kellys Stay In Majors
Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman Long George Kelly homered twice to beat the New York Giants 5 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. The win moved Brooklyn to sixth place as Kelly ends a batting slump and avoids a temporary trade to the Skeeters of the International League.
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Rooklyn
Long George
Skeeters
Giants
Braves
United Press New York
Long Georgy Kelly
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dersey Clby
Kelly
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Max Carey
Bus Clancey
Skeeter
Carey
Minneapolis
Baceman
del Bis- Sonette
Dodgers
New York
van Mun
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Grace Vand Barhee
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Feds
Chitley Grimm
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Gorse Goslin
Lye SL Louis
Vines Faces Challenge Round Test In Midseason Form
Philadelphia May 25 Henry McLemore notes Henry Elsworth Vines risks errors by abandoning top game as he faces a tough inter-zone final. The Californian shows a twofold focus on tennis and personal life, potentially hampering peak performance against Perry and Austin. Observers warn that Vines rarely plays his best with distractions, risking a letdown against stronger opponents.
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Henry McLemore
Philadelphia
America
Fuamee
Henry Elsworth Vines
Ganada
Mesa
Jack Claw
Finis
Wble
Perry
Austin
Vines
Wil Wat
Uist
Dan Bracken Aims For Olympic 400 Meter Hurdles
Dan Bracken of Seattle, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Bracken formerly of Corry, enters the northwest Olympic trial for the 460 meter hurdles. Huskies star faces a field including Holman of Oregon and Sparks of Washington State College. Trials set for Saturday determine the north west elimination for July Palo Alto final tryouts. Bracken, renowned as a top hurdler, seeks a spot in Los Angeles summer games.
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Ceey
Los Angeles
Dan Bracken
Herbert Bracken
Seatle
Wash
Corry
Northwest
Seattle
University of Washington T
Gerry
Seattle Daily Times
Bracken
Heodmiuidson
University of Washington
Husky High
Low
Dundee
Palo Alito
Washington
Holman
University of Oregon
Bill Hayward
Bragken
Tat Sparks
Washinngton State College
Karl Schlademan
Amsterdam
Lord Burghey
Fingland
Taylor
United States
Harry Hillmar
Dartmouth
St. Louis
Edmundson
Eidmuidson
Holme
Oregony
Braden
Dog Gone Tt By Paul Robinson Wage Luck
A brief fragment mentions Sibi and Jae boy with Balke Raver in a stray dog context. The text is unclear and reads like a clipped item from a local page. No formal event or clear actions are observable beyond these proper names.
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Sibi
Jae Boy
Balke Raver
Garland Indies Ready For Nameless Nine Clash At Far Grounds
Garland Indies will host Nameless Nine at 3 p.m. on Decoration Day, aiming to avenge five years of struggles. Putt Kinney is expected to start as Macow’s gang seeks to halt Nameless Nine’s dominance. The Corry squad also plays two games, at Sparta field at 1:30 p.m. and then at Clypie at 4 p.m., on the same afternoon.
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Garland
Monazer Nottels Club
Alivaye
Warren Countians
Kinney
Macow
Corry
Diamonds
Spartansburg
Sparta
Uys
Clypiet
Jimmy Foxx Tops Batting Leaders Across Leagues
New York May 28 Official figures show Johnny Lombardi of the Reds wresting NL batting lead from Chick Hafey while Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics remains in front in the American circuit. Lombardi .424 Waner .396 Hafey .383. In the American League Foxx leads at .446 Linggsi .409 Dickey .325.
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United Press New York
Erny Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Chick Hatey
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Lonhardi
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Hatey
American League Foxx
Tony Lingseri
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Cities
Results show American League games with Cleveland beating St Louis 6 to 3 and Detroit 7 to 5 over Chicago. National League scores include Philadelphia 6, Boston 5. Brooklyn 5, New York 2. Pittsburgh 8, St Louis 4. Chicago 6, Cincinnati 4. International games list Jersey City 9, Baltimore 5. Buffalo 5, Rochester 4.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
National Philadelphia
Boston Brooklyn
New Yorke
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
International Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Rochester
Ae Pet
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Sas
St Louis
Boston
Incinnats
Pittsbush
Aga
Brooklyn
Fields Resting After Eye Ailment at Michael Reese
Chicago May 18 Fields welterweight champion rested comfortably in Michael Reese Hospital today from an eye ailment. His physician Dr Harry S Cradle said the condition is not serious but he will be kept under observation for a week or ten days, possibly ruling him out of the ring for two months.
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Chigago
Sacde
Michael Reese
Harry S. Cradle
Fields
Big Northern Division Feature At Pacthe Coast Conference
A major feature of the combined northern division Pacthe coast conference and northwest Olympic locales will be held Holiday and Saturday in the Washington stadium tel.
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Pacthe Coast Conference
Northwest Olympic Telals
Washington Stadium
U S Netstars Lead Anzacs In Davis Cup Play
United States players dominated as the Davis Cup tie opened in Philadelphia. Shields defeated Hopman 4 6 1 6 2 and Vines won two of three sets against Crawford before rain halted play, delaying the doubles match Allison and Van Ryn versus Hopman and Crawford.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Philadelfhia
Australia
Philadelphia Country Club
Ieails
America
Rank Shields
New York
Harry Hopman
Ellsworth Vines
Crayford
House of David 18 Too Oil City Victorious in Venango Debut
The House of David baseball team from Benton Harbor Mich staged a night game at Miller Sibleveld Pranisin on Friday, defeating the Wolverines Empire 16 to 0 after two hours of play in Venango County. About three thousand spectators watched as the visitors struck repeatedly, with seven Wolverines Empire errors aiding the onslaught.
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House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
Miller-Sibleveld
Pranisin
Wolverine
Venango County
Severo Boys Win in Cleveland Boxing Showdown
In Cleveland last night the three Severo brothers from Meadville defeated local opponents. Patsy Severo won by decision over Joey Kushner in five rounds. Low Severo, bantamweight, beat Lee Sheppard in five rounds. Nick Sayer, lightweight, defeated Nick Zappont in four rounds.
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Cleveland
Severo Brothers
Meadville
Ia W
Patsy Severo
Joey Kushner
Low Severo
Lee Sheppard
Nick Sayer
Nicks Zappont
Memorial Day Reflections On Sacrifice And Nation
Fragmented text discusses Memorial Day observances, honoring fallen soldiers, and the moral call to remember those who died in service. It links Gettysburg and Antietam to Lincoln’s vision, urging reverence for the dead and unity in sustaining democracy amid national conflict.
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Antietam
America
Getty
Logan
Ucoln
Lincoln
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