Rayonds Battle Aeross For First In City League
Corry sports report notes Rayonds and the Aeros vie for top place in the City League standings. Rosse wins welter crown. Injuries from a crash affect local events as Denor Day festivities include baseball skeet and golf. The North East High golf star Lyons leads Erie County play while Thiel College honors Bill Myers on the all time eleven. Independent circuit results, league standings, and upcoming matches shape a busy holiday program.
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Raymonds
AEROS
Ross
Welter Crownkayedon
Toby Lyons
North East High
Erie Academy
Stape
Erie Tech
Iyons
Bill Myers
Corry High School
Thiel College
John B. Stoeber
J. Russell
Lutheran School
Thiel
Treeness College
Perth
Laban Wartle
Larvier
Corty Independents
Lynn Loner
Quce
Leland Berks Miting de Bete Diampenio
John Mumison
Fred Koeign
Beswart Rogers
Gene Prank
Kach Jeistiler
Edldie Snyder
Stan Herkman
Floyd Christman
Pill Myers
Erie County Baseball League
City
Two Promising Games Booked On Decoration Day
Corry City Baseball League scheduled a pair of twin bills for Decoration Day Wednesday afternoon at League Park. Aero Supply to face Raymonds in a likely key showdown, with both teams aiming to sweep or break a tie as observers expect a tight contest.
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Bus Jooning
Drie Shockey
Harold Dugan
Pisiers
Gerry City Teague
Welker Cochran
Dil- Ward
Shefield
Falaport
Jamestawm
Corry
Dimrstown
Inca
Pivstas
Quknsonhire
Curry All Stars
Sparta
Aero Supply
Spartansburg
Schipol
Bramds
Cuuk
Ray Miller
Helt Sherman
Paleaner
Origlea
Goeutausus County
Corry City
Jim Maroney
Raymonds
Aeros
Higit
Puit
Raymond Briumpp
Lee
Ang Coates
Ffagmunil Oundales
Sayy Sevice
Gipurr
Aeros Tia
Washington
Coates
Tlefeat
Corry-Jamestowt
Bsys
Towse
Raymond
St Sibtempt
Park Stecale
Gellar ‘Devth
Corry-Jamestown
Ealm
Weenie
Corry-Jamestown Biltuirims
Kap” Anderson
Raymomus
Joe Vantage
Cards Move to First Place in National League
New York May 29 Frankie Frisch's St Louis Cardinals moved into first place in the National League with a 10 to 0 win over the Phillies. The Giants defeated the Pirates to take third place, with Travis Jackson homering twice in a 3-2 and 1-0 doubleheader sweep. Jackson's homer in the second game provided the decisive run as Carl Hubbell closed out Ralph Birkofer. The Reds pummeled the Dodgers 16 to 1, Wes Schulmerich homering, while Lee and Tinning led the Braves to a 5-3 win over the Cubs. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6-5 as Hart Averill homered and Jimmy Foxx hit two for the A's. The Yankees clobbered the Browns 13 to 9 with Ruth, Gehrig, Suttles, and Lazzeri homering. The White Sox downed the Senators 11 to 7 and Detroit topped Boston 12 to 6 with Greenwell contributing two homers. Lang did not let language barriers halt a Dallas student in earning a master of arts at SMU. Lost watch ad.
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United Press
New York
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago
Travis Jackson
Giants
Pirates
Jackson
Hal Schumacher
Luqué
Larry French
Tuque
Carl Hubbell
Ralph Birkofer
Bil Hallshaw
As Mates
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
A’s
Hart Averill
Indians
Jimmy Foxx
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehsige
Sultzgaver
Lazzeri
West
Louis
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Senators
Manish
Appling
Star One Sox
Hanie Greenheng
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Igers
Luther repeats at Oakland Beach in third straight win
Ted Luther of Valley Heights Pittsburgh repeated at Oakland Beach opening golf tournament with a final 141 total on par 72. He shot 72 morning and 69 afternoon for his third straight Oakland Beach Open title, ahead of Reggie Myles 145 and Sam Farks 149 tied for minor cash prizes. Others earning money included Bob Randall, Al Alvett, Lloyd Gudrickson, and John Lyons.
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Ted Luther
Camne Reggie Myles
Cleveland
Sami Farks
South Hills
Pittsburgh
Thira
Blond John Lyons
Sharon
Tony Joy
Corry
Youngsville Boxer Winner in Jamestown Event
Jamestown May 9 The Youngsville boxer Pov Redmond won one of two main events at the Celoren baseball park show enlisting a crowd of about 600. Hock downs and slugging kept fans engaged as fighters delivered action. Seven churches in Boston area noted for historic buildings, led by Christ Church built in 1728, with others including King's Chapel and St Stephen's.
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Jamestown
Ey Lo
Slug
Boston
Two Close Games In Mushball Loop
Inter Church Mushball League last night saw Presbyterians edge Brotherhood 2 to 0 after tied innings. Stowe kept the Presbyterians in check as Brotherhood rallied, with notable hitting sustaining a 8 to 7 United Brethren win over the M. Dux. Batteries Simmons Foss Stowe Barnes and Dearing Daye Jewell noted in scoring summary.
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J. E. Brotherhood
Presbyterians
U. B
M. E. Dux
Brtherhoodd
Curley
Williams
Ross
Presbytrians
Stowe
Brotherhood
Simmons and
Foss
Stowe and Barnes
Unite Brethren
Dave
M. B
W. Mens
Storer
Dearing
Daye
Jewell
Special Golf Activities for Decoration Day Begin Season
Golf at Coury Couhley Cub course opens this month and flows into tournament season on Decoration Day. A bogey tournament is planned with a four person team to add flair to afternoon events. Ukrong expected to play as five clubs prepare for proposed league. A dancing party inaugurates the social season with Night Hawks providing music. Captains schedule Thursday evening club meetings for teams wishing to join the loop.
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Murrey
Ebb
Tony Joy
Big Jitracion
McLarnin Loses Split Decision To Lightweight
Jimmy McLarnin, Irish champion, loses a 15 round split decision to Barney Ross at Madison Square Garden. Ross retains the lightweight title. McLarnin would defend the welterweight crown. Judges disagreed, Forbes ruled for Ross after a close bout with two knockdowns.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Barney Hoss
Chicago
Jimmy McLarnin
Jim
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Barmey
Tony Canzoneri
Canoneri
McLarnin
Ireland
Jimmy
Pop
Juning
Oakland
Young Corbett
Telco Jissat
Harold Barnes
Ross
Eivins Garney
McLar
Pacific
Bob
Mebarnin
Barney
Mmy
Yeanvas
Forbes
McLarein
Grogey
King in a Tower of London Parade No. ½
An anecdotal, mock-epic diary piece describes a rambling encounter with a king in a tower setting. The narrator exaggerates attire details like a blue suit with crimson trim, silver accessories, and a grand hat, then awkwardly tries to address the royal figure with halting phrases. The scene shifts to a doorway, a tense exchange, and a humorous scramble for proper royal courtesy amid chaotic, satirical narration.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
London
Henry Tiny
Trist
Ainy
Ant
Buelinghata Palace
Henry
Ace
India
Issas
Lipre
Phillip
Taft
Jin Tyas
Siatey
Boxing results mixed with scattered fighter notes
Reported outcomes include Barney Ross outpointing Jimmy McLaen at welterweight, with other bouts listed in fragmented form across cities like Chicago Berkeley and Pittsburgh. Names such as Davey Day and Anson Green appear in partial records along with technical knockouts and decisions, though many details are garbled.
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New York
Barney Ross
Chicagn
Jimmy McLaenin
Berkeley
Cal
Pete de Grasse
Brooklyn
Victoria Mansaniant
Italy
Drew
Yonitte Marehanc
Jutli
Davey Day
Chicago
Millvale
Anson Green Jelly
Homestead
Johany Piles
Tehyny Tiare
Pittsburgh
Harry Weekly
Liverpool
al Qualll
Gacy Rnoues
Hammesteal
Carl Montebany
Braddack
Fragmentary Note Describes Local Gossip and Names
A garbled fragment mentions residents gathering near a paper pick, a man stomping out cigarette butts, and references Mr and Mrs Hichork Tofipkins of Wichita Falls. It alludes to a room where the “little princes” were discussed, with a statement of goodwill fading into confusion.
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Hichork
Wichits Falls
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results feature Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 5 in 10 innings, Detroit 12 Boston, New York 13 Chicago 11, Washington 7, Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 7, St Louis 10 Philadelphia 20, Rochester 1 Bullato 0 Syracuse 4 Albany 1 Newark 5 Baltimore, with only some games completed. Today Detroit at St Louis and Chicago at Cleveland, Boston at Philadelphia. New York at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Boston on the schedule. Yesterday's heroes include Travis Jackson for the Giants in a double header victory and Wild Bill Hallehan of the Cards who blanked the Phillies to keep the Cards atop the standings. Bart Averill drove in a run in the Indians' 10th inning to preserve their league lead.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
New York
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Hoston
Pittsburgh
St Louis
St. Louis
Travis Jackson
Giante
Bill ‘Hallehan
Phillies
Bart Averill
Indians
Indi ‘Ang
Memorial Day reflections and wartime memory message
A fragmented exhibition of poetry and civic sentiment intertwines war remembrance with calls for peace. It evokes ancestors and veterans, urging readers to honor those who sacrificed, while balancing faith in leadership and national unity amid changing times.
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Isle of Man
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Taylor
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Texas
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