Merchants Grapple With Laposky Grochrs In Dire Meet
The piece surveys the Carty Marchants and their listless form against the Laposky Grochrs, noting plans to shift focus toward football as spring sports wane. It highlights key players such as Thayer Piea ing Thomas and Bee club members, praising the 1882 Fish eleven and recent line drives. The author references college football broadcast plans and the broad anticipation surrounding spring athletics and gridiron broadcasts.
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Carty Marchants
Bee Club
Marehalls
Culliey Suns
Zante
Disguisite
Dodein
Thayer
Piea
Ing Thomas
Fish
Linn
Pal the
Bart
VINES IN STELLAR NET PLAY NEW YORK
Eliewortt Vines, a 20 year old from Pasagen, makes a meteoric rise in world tennis mapping a season likened to Tilden's prime. He defeated Henri Cochet in straight sets to win the national singles championship, capping the most successful year by an American since Big Bill Tilden.
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New York
Eliewortt
Vines
Yangling
Youns
Steh Fron Pasagen
Jims
Big Bill Ivas
Warren Dragons vs Youngsville football thriller ends in 87 100 victory
Warren Dragons opened their season with an 87 100 win over Youngsville in a contested opener. Dragons scored in every period, missed extra points, and had standout TDs from Ferfer, Schmidt, Geigerich, Parks, A Anderson and McCeni with Sengey adding the extra point.
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Gangsville
Warren Dragons
Youngsville
Wleyens
Warren
Mulfer
Schmidt
Geigerich
Parks
Jamestown Flingers Reach Syracuse Tournament Stage
Jamestown horseshoe pitching team competed in the New York State event at Syracuse last week. Kem Johnson and teammates finished seventh after a professional showing by world champion Numnymaker, who tossed 14 shoes and scored one ringers in a ten minute exhibition. The Jamestown squad will face Oil City before season’s end.
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Jamesdown
Wilton
Leig
Jamestown
Wither
Fo Setlnion
Myo Petts
New York State
Syracu
Kem Johnson
Sumestryt
Hunneryp
Ptr
Tome Paiy Bhig
Rochester
Tijeing
Numnymaker
Oil City
Boxing Bouts Set For Erie Card At General Electric Park
Corry Simon Pures 10 perform at Erie, with a second amateur boxing series planned for Thursday night. Carey will see Brie boxers face two teams from Cony and Tippeville, drawing local fans after poor football attendance. Pittsburgh players conduct intensive workouts at Windber training camp with scrimmages exposing some squad weaknesses.
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Corry Simon Pures
Erie
General Electricaseball
Nishy Sahuny
Carey
Ihn Boys
Cony and
Tipmeville
Pitt-Gridders
Windber
Taiveraity of
Pittsburgh
Soni
Beavers Hold Alumni In Hard Fought Grid Tilt
High School grid eleven, under a blazing sun, battled a veteran Alumni squad to a scoreless draw at the Junior High field. The Beavers fought hard, showed strength on offense and defense, and left fans eager for a stronger team in the 1932 campaign.
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Auling
Aghtine High School
Beavers
Bowlfer
Desenu
Thayer
Thomis
Fleming
Ren High
Bil” Myers
Avicheld
Diitensé
North
Chum
Tile Copute
Plovens
Myers
Pigskin Toters Real
Witte
N- Thorpe
Alliani
Lentney
Serior
Tom
Possesion
Hye
Bengal
Jackson
Crum
High
Alum Cogswell
Thayer Mountain
Willisane
Thorpe
High School
Williams
Kennedy
Mulheirn
B. Thorpe
Hurlbut
McElroy
Rough Alumi
Eachother
Allen
York
Mountain
Murray
Thayen Reed
Mutheien
Gentitman
Hovey
Thomas
Rake
Cruns
Shayer
Bavess
Jason
Pearce
Empire
Stroup
Cobbet
Hous
Penn Eleven Opens Preseason Camp in Philadelphia
Penn football starts its second annual preseason training with 42 candidates. Four notable players were absent from the Philadelphia departure to the training site, including Dave Hart, Tom Mauck, Carl Palomba, and Doc Kellett, with George Aartens also missing. The squad went to Minnesota to face the Minneapolis City Clits in a 1 1 draw in yesterday’s first doubleheader.
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Wxomissin
Soph
University of Pennsylvania
Nama
Philadelphia
Inia
Poaho Mountdring
Wrathe Pita
hulMauk
Carl Palomba
Doc Kellett
Tmir Back
George Aartens
Yankees Aim to Clinch Pennant in Remaining Games
The New York Yankees, rated second behind the Indians in the pennant race, can clinch if they win today's game after yesterday's hard loss. Pitching by Walberg limited Detroit while the Giants and Cubs held ground in a tight pennant chase across the American and National leagues with multiple games and standings shifting.
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Cleveland
Cubs
Yankees
America
Hy Yan
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Iulians Praia Etna
Festeniay
Wes Porrogesn
New Yorkers
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Wits
Eine
Ue Senators
Jong
Wales
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Secoyd-Phice Athieries
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Athletics
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Hollind
Masterfus
Rube” Walberg
Tigers
Foxx
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St. Lis
Neler
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Genong
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Miele Benon
Fikey
Ain
Ott Koln
Rey
Yibary
Giants
Samy
Valley Champions Meadviser Triumph in County League Showdown
In Blooming Valley on Saturday a large crowd gathered as Meadviser clinched championship honours in the Graw ford County BusyPotl League. The event featured notable performances and a final display that crowned Meadviser as the tier leader ahead of rivals.
Bass and Falco to Fight Tonight at Convention Hall
Philadelphia indoor boxing season opens with Benny Bass and Tony Fatcory two lightweights set to clash at Convention Hall. Bass, veteran with 28 years in the ring, is favored for his experience while Fults shows youth and power.
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United Crew
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Benny—Bass
Tony—Fatcory
Meetina Ten
Hout
Bass
Alu Bie
Fults
Triple Play Drama Breaks Out In Erie League Tilt
Lapoasky Grocers routed Corry Merchants 16 to 6 at Athletic Field as Everett Bannister permitted nineteen hits and the visitors capitalized with a brutal batting spree. Two home runs came on successive pitches in the sixth and seventh, and Zibby Walters contributed to a fourth frame triple play. The game featured fielding miscues, a wild umpire sequence, and a lopsided late rally by the Grocers to seal the victory.
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Everett Bannister
Lapoasky Grocers
Erie Commercial League
Corry Merchants
Athletic Field
Bannister
G. Strand
Walters
Phioe
Double Williams
Crandall
R. Strand
Tea Park
Helles
Merchants
Laposky
Landers
Waiters
Gilson
Gillespie
Bao
Williams
Strand
Hetico
Blowers
Strike- Robertson
Gray Megs
Sharver and Stroup
Organize City Team Tonight Seeks Town Eleven
An independent organization plans a meeting this evening to organize a city eleven for representation. Wesley Pearer, active in supporting the town squad, will present a report on material available for the squad at the gathering.
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Fatebill Eleven
Tilla
Wesley Pearer
Town Eleven
Old Guard of Golf Doms Enter Amateur Play
The veteran golfists led by Francis Ouimet faced a field of 180 entrants at Baltimore Country Club as the first 18-hole qualifying round opened for the national amateur championship. Notables included Gus Moreland of Dallas Charley Beaver of Los Angeles and Rex Hartley. rounds continue across 32 match play, quarterfinals, semis and final through Saturday.
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Baltimore
Glu
Ted
Francis Ouimet
America
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Charley Beaver
Los Angeles
Rex Hartley
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