Merchants hold on for fifth straight win in tough battle
Corry Merchants rally from behind to beat rival despite late pressure. Key players GE Williams Downs, Downing, Bannister and Peggy provide strength on both defense and attack. Manager Greening urged to keep the squad together for a strong summer showing in Corry history.
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Merchan
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Downing
Bannister
Peggy
Corry Independenta
Greening
Corry
Merchants Rally for Doubleheader Wins Over Mill Village
The Corry Merchants swept a holiday twinbill, defeating Mill Village Independents in two ninth inning thrillers at Wattsburg, and earlier beating Warren Penns and Jamestown Orioles to extend a five game streak. Banner hitters Bannister and Crandall led the late rallies as Corry overcame early deficits in both games.
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Bannister
Warren
Jamestown Moose
Corry
Mill Village
Chicago
Jamestown Orioles
Warren Peis
Waitsburg
Wattsburg
Art Stokes
Tumer
Erie
Rn Johnson
Warren Treth
Ates
Swinsnt
Borced
Melvin Gobbett
Ritchie
Burton
Aeiedpe
Genwerg
Manross
Mintyer
Bou
Plughie
Barto
Forter
Stolcot
Millen
Baressi
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Crandall Ib
Lo Hendershot
Ol Williams
Og Tao Downing
Hendershot
Wobhott
Downing
Gilson
Cobb Bob OO Peggy
Walters
Asa Bomnistor
Py" Crandall
Williame
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Waltsburg
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Hy Walsh
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Miuwaido
Larson
Gartiel
Richmond
Shea
Pono
Crandall
Cunbelt
Hapa
Peggy
Walligas
Tiayniestown
Corty
Marchida
Cobbett
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Inwood City
Beaver
Butler
Fouuntes
Baresi
Williams
Still Vilage
Cheets
Popayich
Plaugh
York
Piesa Mullen
Popovich
Corry Hoae Biresal
Grandall
Arny Se
Twn Bane
Peter
Ripp
Farniater
Pall
Hiller
Sharrer
Frame Sets New Mark in Winning Auto Race
Fred Brame, 87, of Los Angeles wins the Indianapolis 500 aboard a Miller-Hartz front wheel drive car, averaging 104.04 mph for a 4:48:09.79 race. Howard Wilcox of Indianapolis finishes second after a close duel, with 156,000 spectators watching. Only 10 of 40 starters finished. Billy Arnold wins lap prizes but crashes while leading, repeating last year’s accident.
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Fishimg
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Winnue
Howdy Wilcox
Iandi Toapolis
Ci Bergete
Bob Carey
Anderson
Ind
Russell Snowberger
Philadelphia
Zeke Mayer
Tra Hall
Terre Haute
Fred Winnal
Isus
Billy Winn
Kansas Cit
I Joe Hutt
Hutt
Phil Shafer
Des Moines
Kelly Petilla
Tony Gulatta
Hineas City
Stubby Stubblefield
United Press
Fred Brame
Frame
Howard Wilcox
Peter de Paolo
Wilcox
Gli Bergers
Lex Amgetos
Inn Studebiker
Rosa Snowberser
Billy Arnold
Arnold
Tigers Move to Second Place in American Loop
Detroit moved into second in the American League by sweeping a doubleheader from the St. Louis Browns 17 to 4 and 4 to 0. Detroit piled 21 hits, with homers by Tune and others, while Washington fell to third after two losses to Philadelphia 18 to 2 and 6 to 5. Yankees swept Boston. Cleveland topped Chicago. Phillies fell to the NL cellar after two losses to Brooklyn. Giants swept Boston. Cardinals moved up a notch by splitting with Chicago. Pirates slid to third with a doubleheader split against Cincinnati.
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Washington Senators
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Bostom Braves
Har Ygrave
New Yorks
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Garde
Cubs
Rogers Hartsby
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Y Baseball League Resumes Night Games
The Y Baseball League restarts with Smokey Hollow facing All Way Electric at Washington Street grounds. Concord of Lindsey Hollow meets the old Fair Ground diamond. AM Star vs Hixson Delivery at Junior High field. Other matchups include Detroit at St Louis and Chicago at Cleveland. National Giants visit Pittsburgh with St Louis at Chicago and Boston games shifted.
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Eengseth
Smokey Hollow
All Way Electric
Washington ‘Street Grounds
Concord of Lindsey
Old Fair Groun
Hixson
Roosevelt converses with Max in German during visit
Kingston May 31 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt met heavyweight boxing champion Max Schmeling. When Schmeling apologized for his English Roosevelt replied in German and they carried on a short exchange. The two spoke for about twenty minutes as Schmeling sparred with sparring partners.
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Max
Y United Press
Kingston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Max Schméling
Deutsch
Sprechensie Deltech
Bnt
Loveland Wins Silver Cup as Marbles Champion
Walter Loveland of Gary won the district junior high marbles championship, earning the silver loving cup from the Corry Evening Journal after an unbeaten run. Bud Ridgway of Waterford took second, with John Fgelin of Waterford third and Frank Rouse of Corry fourth.
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Gary
Corry Evening Journal
Bud Ridgway
Waterford
Hohory
John Fgelin
Frank Rouse
Corry
Foun Rouse
Hemberger
Williams
Myelin
Lick
North Wast
Speros
Cambridge
Loveland
Bell
Wyelin
Ridgway
Nameless Nine Defeats Clymer 3 1 in Shaky Pitching Showdown
In a three game set, Nameless Nine wins one of three with a 3 1 victory over Clymer behind Gerald Staples four hit effort. Clymer struggled with eight Nameless errors as Corry’s Staples shined, while Nameless’ defense faltered in the other ends of the series.
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Munda
Garland
Spartansburg
Clymer
Gerald Staples
New York
Spartans Bug
Corry
Staples
Kirch
Stapley
Weoley
Iknapp
Beagle
Gentiiman
Ieiney
Bryndliven
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Gravink
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Wassinke
Swantek
Soheimérhorn
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Vt C. Lesters
Meewinke
Schermerhorst
High Nine in 3 3 Tie With Tidoutte Team
High school game ends in a 3-3 tie as the AN Stats journeyed 40 Tiuioute under CM Hengat Aud Hed. Jamestown Moose host the home club while Penning pitches well and Millonte drives in three runs in the third. Corry suffers from early misplays as Paur hits in the final inning.
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Ainings
Jamestown Moose
Penning
Millonte
Miss Van Wie Eliminated In British Championship
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago is eliminated in the second round by Susie Tolhurst of Australia in a one down tie. Diana Fishwick defeats another champion in Monday play while Leona Presler Cherley advances to the third round with a 4 to 8 victory over Jean Bennilton. Glania Collett Vare loses in finals of two British championships. Mushball League resumes Wednesday with Kiwanis Chub versus Nero Supply and Bad Enders versus Corry Jamestown at the junior high grounds.
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Saunton
Eng
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Susie Tolhurst
Miss Tolnfiret
Tomer
Misa Diana Fishwick
Leona Presler Cherley
Hollywood
Calif
Jean Bennilton
Tandridge
Hamiller
Manrien Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Glania Collett Vare
John Chalien
Betlween
Kiwanis Chub
Nero Supply
Bad Enders
Corry
Jamestown
Art Johnson No Hit NorU Game For Wart Marys
Art Johnson pitched a no hit, no run game at Mair Grounds on Monday. He struck out fourteen, walked two, and led the Pennsylvanians to a 4-0 victory over Bemus. A large holiday crowd witnessed the flawless exhibition of pitching.
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Art Johnson
Wakemiy
Fort Sidney Aire
Johan
Moniay
Emon
Marys
Mack
Johnson
Bemus Pilchine
Warren
Sumbay
Yankee
Ita
Corry Evens Publishes A Fragmented Economic Outlook
A reread of a New York Tribune page discusses the United States economy in a period of mixed signals. It notes steel production, unemployment, bank failures, and tax issues, referencing 1921 through 1931 era trends and implications for policy.
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