Hill Fading from Picture Girls Organizing Here in Sports
Carmien Hill, Corry’s bespectacled pitcher, moved to the minors as St Louis Cards release him to Minneapolis in the American Association with recall on 24 hours notice. The shift follows fading form and time, with a return to Indianapolis’ fine ball, hoping to regain peak pace. A local softball night at East Washington Street saw a lively practice, while Raymond plant girls plan Union City game next week hoping to draw a larger crowd than scholastic or independent teams.
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Corry
St Louis Cardinals
Minneapolis ‘Tule
American Association
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Indianapolis
Hilly
Raymonds
Washington Street
Wall
East Washington Street
Hay
Raymond Plant
Union City
Legionnaires Open Holiday Game In Erie County League
Girard's Legionnaires, 1928 champions, visit Turior High field for a 3 PM opener against Finch Billiards tomorrow. Finch’s last rainout at Harbor Creek delayed league action as Wesleyville strengthens the circuit. Girard aims to start county play strong, with Finch managers revealing no starter yet.
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Union City
Gerty
Legion Times
Erie County Baseball League
Olinb
Corry
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Finch Billiards
Girard’s Legionnaires
Turior High School
Harbor Creek
Wesleyville
Eria
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Legionnaires
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Ely
Finch
Kinney
Haenel
Houser
Cobbett
Long
Girard Nine
Frankie DeLury
Mountain
D_ DeLury
Stroup
Sproveri
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Baressi
McCall
Gretzler
Pier
Hellwege
Jones Voight Johnston Reach Round in British Amateur
In St Andrews Scotland on May 20 Bobby Jones of Atlanta Jimmy Johnston of St Paul and George Voigt of New York won their fifth round matches in the British Amateur Championship. Voigt defeated Will Campbell and Ouimet fell to Hartley while Johnston and Jones advanced toward the next rounds with other winners and losses recorded for Walker Cup players amid cloudy match results.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jimmy Johnston
St. Paul
George Voigt
New York
U.S
Walker Cuyr
George Voiglis
Detroit
Francis Ouimel
Jones
G. O. Watt
Brough
Chislehurst
Hartley
Rex Hartley
Campolo Named Alternate for Argentina Heavyweight Team
United Press reports Vittorio Himpisio of Argentina has been named as the alternate for the heavyweight division. The selection places him behind the primary lineup as teams prepare for the upcoming competition.
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United Press
Vittorio Himpisio
Track Meet for Boys Planned on Saturday parade and games
Harry Spicer in charge announces a citywide track meet for boys on Saturday. The program includes parades, a tag day, and a baseball game between Hast Hickory and Loomy High schools. Events cover weight classes from under 100 to over 130 pounds, with sprints, relays, hurdles, and two marathon runs for ages 8 to 15 and 15 to 18. Entries via Sports Editor or Harry Spicer. Rex theatre tickets to winners. also noting Jack Sharkey Max Schmeling title bout at Tankee Stadium on June 22 with Schmeling vs Sharkey in a 15 round main event.
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Harry Spicer
Hast Hickory
Loomy
Concordand
Byoud
Harry
Spicer Rex
Beavers Close Season With Forest County Game
East Hickory High School sends its baseball team to Corry for a weekend scholastic tilt against a visiting squad from Forest County. The Rotary Club sponsors the Boys Athletic Day crowning with a final performance by the school band as the 1930 season ends, regardless of the outcome.
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Beavers
Reburn Herd
Forest County
East Hickory High
West Hickory
Endeavor
Corry
Allegheny
McCall
Iadihis
Kiroh
Lie State
Rotary Club
N School Banc
Ready to Quit Three Years Ago Rice Now Sets Pace
Washington outfielder Sam Rice, once ready to retire due to illness, returns to lead both major leagues in hitting with an .? average. Known as Edgar Charles by birth, he earned the nickname after joining a Virginia team in 1914 and later served in the Navy. A dentist fixed four impacted teeth in 1927, restoring his form and boosting his batting to top levels as a Senator.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Sam Rice
Washington
California
Clark Griffith
Rice
Aig
Senators
Edgar Charles
Sam
Petersburg
Clu
Navy
Five Americans Reach Late French Tennis Rounds
Five American players survive early rounds of the French hard court championship at Auteuil as the tournament nears closing stages. Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs reach the quarterfinals in the women’s singles and advance to play tomorrow. In the men’s draw, Tilden, Coon, and Elizabeth Ryan face serious tests with Tilden seen as a likely winner against G P Hughve of England. Coen meets Baron Du Morpurgo of Italy, while Ryan faces French star Mme Barbier.
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United Press
Auteuil
France
Helen Wills Moudly
Helen Jacobs
William Tilden
Junior Coon
Misa Elizabeth Ryan
Tilden
G. P. Hughve
England
Coen
Baron du Morpurgo
Italy
Miss Ryan
Mme. Barbier
Last Night's Fight Results Across Cities
In Milwaukee King Levinsky of Chicago stopped Mitt Minkel in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout. Walter Cobb of Baltimore was disqualified in the fifth round against Seal Harris of Chicago for hits. In New York ido La Barba of Los Angeles outpointed Bushy Graham of Utica in a three round clash at Madison Square Garden. Joe Dundee of Baltimore defeated Higgy Mason of England in a four round bout while Sammy Barber of New York drew with Martin Zuniga of Los Angeles in a lightweight pairing.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
King Levinsky
Chicago
Mitt Minkel
Shoul
Walter Cobb
Baltimore
Seal Harris
Chiago
New York
Ido la Barba
Los Angeles
American horse favored in Engish Derby at Epsom Downs
London May 28 Several thousand Americans at Epsom Downs expect an American bred horse to win the Derby in a field of about 20. The American horse has never held the lead in this turf classic though past winners include Troquois Orby and Durbar I bred abroad. Odds favor The Scout Second with Diolite showing staying power in the two thousand guineas, owned by Sir Hugo Hire.
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London
Epsom Downs
Forst
William Woodward
Pierre Lorillard
Alty
Orby
Boss Croler
Durbar
Herm
Puryea
Ireland
France
Witich
Woernesty
Erling
Alijimigh
Viet
Scores and Games From Brooklyn to Chicago in Bad Weather
Fragmented report lists scores and games across cities including Detroit Philadelphia and New York. Referenced events include basketball and other athletic contests amid weather issues and scattered results. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a broad roundup of scores and team mentions.
Hartz Signs to Race at Altoona with Hartz and Arnold
Hartz signs to participate in Altoona's 200 mile Flag Day classic at the Altoona speedway on June 14. The comeback story centers on Harry Hartz returning after a life threatening 1927 Salem crash and bringing Billy Arnold to join the field.
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Hartz
Altoona
Salem
New Hampshire Speedway
Billy Arnold
Indianapolis
Paul Pommer
Altocum Speedway Corporation
Henaine
Dingy Heights
Speei Trail
Harry
Van Porat Kayoes Gagnor in Chicago Promoter Pushes Title Claim
Otto Van Porat, the hard-hitting Norwegian heavyweight, announced a match bid with Tory Griffith of Sioux City, Iowa, as part of his drive to be the Midwest’s top contender for the Tunney vacancy. Earlier, Van Porat scored a six round knockout of Jack Gagnon, who had previously stopped Griffith in a technical knockout. Griffith later avenged that loss with a ten round decision over Gagnon in a later bout.
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United Press
Chicago
Otto van Porat
Tory Griffith
Sion ‘City
Iowa
Gene Tunney
von Porat
Griffith
Middlewest
Gagnon
38 Drivers in Speed Classic at Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 29 Thirty eight drivers planned final trial runs at the speedway to ready cars for the Memorial Day 50 mile race. Eight cars qualified by averaging 85 mph for 10 miles, the first Indianapolis course event with more than 38 entrants. Officials forecast a record crowd as 16,000 advance tickets were reported and weather was cloudy with no rain.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Opening games in shoe leagues postponed by rain
Weather forced postponement of opening games in the National and Americas Horseshve Pitching Leagues. Norse five pitching courts reported wet grounds and cold, delaying the start. Initial matches are rescheduled for next Tuesday evening when conditions are expected to improve.
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Dupe Pluvius
Old iMan
Johnsonburg Athlete Struck In Practice Injury
May 29 in Johnsonburg an Elk County high school athlete, a 16 year old from Johnsonburg, sustained four skull fractures and scalp lacerations after a teammate struck him with a shot put metal shot during football practice. He was treated at Elk County General Hospital where his condition was later reported as good.
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Tidgway
Johnsonburg
Elk County General Hospital
Tad
Tohesobine High School
Tracy Jem
Jemiber
Tvs
Merely Fragments of War Memoirs and Public Concerns
Fractured text mentions civilian punishment, desertion, and House division, with scattered notes on mercy, psychology, and social fear. References to Lincoln era terms hint at wartime moral debates, while garbled phrases obscure concrete events or dates.
Pro 611 Inches Width Myplapir? By 2nd 1100 to 4
Fragmentary OCR text notes a measurement sequence. It mentions 611 inches width and a line about 1100 to 4 and multiply or air act terms. No clear event or entity context to form a fuller summary.
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