Merchants Beat Dunkirk in Doubleheader Holiday Showdown
Group Hurls Merchants to victory over Dunkirk as Corry club to face Buffalo Easterbrands in a holiday doubleheader. Jaressi starred with four hits in five trips, while Wolfe struggled on the mound and Dunkirk offered eleven hits. Merchants’ timely hitting and fielding powered a 11 to 2 win, with Walter back in form as lineup tweaks paid off.
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Hurls Merchants
Dunkirk
Buffalo Easterbrands
Corry Club
CED
Gheets
Jaressi
Tead
Offafin
Verne
Chan” Wolf
Italy
Elsit
Tegan
New York
Rauiy" Walters
Merchants Triumph in Weekend Exhibition Clashes
Dilery Merchants defeated Clinkinie Aleow 9 12 at Athletic Wiel Sunday afternoon with strong pitching by Vinmup as Was complete master in the river games. The game featured bright fielding and a lively display of hitting and base running, while Buffalos Easterbraids loomed as a future opponent. A mix of local teams and standout players, including Will i McLardy and Jimmy McLarnin, were noted for their performances in this bustling baseball roundup.
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Dilery
Athletic Wiel
Uvere
Mittal
Mitel
Vinmup
Mariner Lwir
Merchants
Buffalo Easterbraids
Britain
Hames
Case
Slant
Barnes
Baressi
DeLury
Johnny Beck
Rweessi
Beck
Cranial
Enhertsim
Cobbett
Pertorier
Theerch
Morens
Claniali
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A historical baseball report covers the Nineth inning exhibition between groups including Wolfe Group Beck and Baressi. It details stolen bases, walks, hits and errors, with late rally attempts and scoring, noting pitchers Wolfe and Group and omitting final outcomes.
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C. Wolfe
Corry
Hile
Baress
Group
Murphy
Beck
Robertsom
Ny Knapik
Hebtry
D. Wolfs
G. Knapik
F. Baress
Pases
Corry i
Dimidtk
Wolfe
Wilpatch
Dailey
Stroup
Boys Week athletic meet draws large city field
Over 100 boys from the city and nearby areas joined the Boys Week program at the Junior High field on Saturday. Events included track and field, marbles, mushball, and baseball, with winners receiving theatre tickets and notable performances by Roelofs, Bystrycki, Harvey, Gumbleton, Crayford, and the Rouse brothers.
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Roelofs
Bystrycki
Gumbleton
Harvey Brothers
Crayford
Rouse’ Brothers
Robert Rouse Harvey
Enland Harvey
Howard McElray
Robert Morton
Mike Bystrycki
Robert Ross
Ho Harvey
Charles Williams
Frank Rouse
James Landy
Bud Gumbleton
Spravers
Moir
Faeert
Gulick Repeats 1931 Victory To Win Cup
Robert Gulick wins the 1932 jour nal district junior high cup, defeating Charles Williams in a tight three game final. He previously beat Frank Rouse in semifinals and Paul Sutton in earlier rounds, with scores varying across games. Other results include Lindsey, Crage, Wetmore and Williams advancing through rounds as the tournament featured strong Hungebles and Washington school participants.
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Robert Gulick
Tuenother
Corry Journal
Gulick
Joural
Charles Williams
Williams
Glick
Frank Rouse
Rouse
Paul Sutton
Washington
Wiliams
Gulicie- Savnicki
Lindsey-Price
J. Duma
Wetmore-Limdy
Crage-Nichols
J. Lundy Counselo
Sutton-Bigelow
Keppel-McElroy
F. Duma-Williams
Gulith Lindsey 1840
Rouse-Wetmore
Rowge-Cragge
Standings and yesterday scores across leagues
Baseball standings show New York 2 9 and Philadelphia 4 7 as games noted with rain affecting Newark 3 2 and Cincinnati 2 4. Other results include Boston 5 2 Cleveland 2 11 Pittsburgh 0 and Chicago 5 5, St Louis 5 3. Montreal 6 4 Rochester 3 8 Buffalo 2 2.
Mercana Seconds Practice Tonight and Tomorrow
The Mercana Seconds are asked to report at Ath enc Field this afternoon for practice. They will stay in Wrightsville tomorrow after noon at 3 o clock for an afternoon workout. A game reports Washington xoniot defeated the Goncord team 46 to 84. In the last baseball game Johnson team beat Union High 11 to 5.
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Ade
Washington Xoniot
Goncord
Johnson
Visitors boast classy array of semi pro talent
Buffalo visitors headline a doubleheader against the Curry Merchants at Athletic Field starting 2 PM. The Mast erbrands bring a top tier semi pro lineup with standout Buffalo players, aiming for two hard fought wins as Dunkirk and Corry clubs also feature in the day’s slate.
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Curry
Buffalo
Curry Merchants
Athletic Field
Severm
Buffalo Club
New York
Aleosul
Corry
Hic Bisons
Jas
Dut Bannister
Crack Brieitinger
Babe Huenel
Verna Croup
Ign
Baslen
Mushball Loop Games Tonight Shake Up Stand
Mismatch of results rearranges league standings as Co A aims to repeat against Aero Supply. Plans call for games at 8 p.m with managers to report inning by inning scores and battery details.
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Musnpait
McLarnin Meets Young Corbett In Welterweight Title Fight
New York May 29 United Press reports Young Corbett the dynamic southpaw from Fees will defend the welterweight title tonight in Los Angeles against Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver. The bout headlines the week’s national boxing program.
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Los Angeles
Wancouver
Corbett
Aramy
MteLardin Ias
Young Garhett
Jimmy McLarnin
Erie Aee
Sane
Olythehes
Krythehes
Walsh
United Press
New York
Young Corett
Dynamic Southpawn
Fees
Vancouver
42 CARS POISED FOR 300 MILE CLASSIC
In Indianapolis on Memorial Day weekend, 42 cars qualified for a 300 mile race at the Indianapolis speedway with 15,000 spectators. Babe Stapp posted the fastest time at 116.620 mph for ten laps around the 2.5 mile brick oval.
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Unitestress
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Speedway
Bill Denver
Audubon, Pa
Bob Hurst
Yneip
Denver
al Aspen
Philadelphia
Babe Stapp
Los Angeles
Ruth Smashes Three Homers As Yanks Win Pair
Babe Ruth belts three homers at Yankee Stadium to lift New York to a doubleheader sweep over the White Sox. He ties Lew Gehrig for the AL lead with nine homers, homering in the opener and again in the nightcap to fuel a 5 2 victory and extend the Yankees’ AL lead.
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Ruth
New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Lew Gehrig
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Chuck Klem
Phillies
Fe Js
Jimmy Woxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Bambino
Gehrig
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland
Yanks
Chicago
Jlo
Sta
Tony Lazaer
Scores and standings from yesterday's Interstate League action
St Marys defeated Emporium 7 to 4 in 11 innings while Jamestown beat Warren 1 to 0 and Erie routed Bradford 10 to 0. Next week Emporium visits Jamestown, Toimsonburg hosts Corry, Ridgway plays Warren, and Erie plays St Marys. In the majors, Philadelphia lost to Washington, Cleveland rose in the standings, St Louis beat Detroit and the Cardinals displaced New York into second in the National League. Chicago split with Boston, Brooklyn beat New York, and Pittsburgh won game one over Cincinnati.
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Corry Independuit Hawke
Decuileaga
Anoue
Mohit
Vern Larson
Jemestayn Ronseight
Sindy
Odestrd
Paul's Airbers
Westilel High
Ben Shay
Pulsinegie
Oi Olty Dick
Larry Johnged
Warren Merchants
Jonestown Orioles
Warrenites
Interstate Leagie
Emerson Barketl
Fiemer Corry Noy
Kane High
Koshall
Chiltoppens
Alnone Garshaps
Peloton Park
Mikona
Ellis
Emporium
Sylvanius
Cameron County
Tobe
David Amets
Tonay
Harry Manning
Aleos Ves
Charley Craker
Buffalo
Murphy
St Anthony's
Frestonia
le Pet
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Gleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Marys
Jamestown
Warren
Erie
Bradford
Ridgwey-Tohnsonburg
Toimsonburg
Corry
Ridgway
United Place
Cleveland
Redy Sox
Indians
Andrews
Welch
St. Louis
Tiger
St Louis Cardinals
New York Il
Phillies
Atrant
Hack Wilson
Saconi
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