Corry City Bowling League Organized Rally at Recreation Alleys
Corry City forms the Gorey Gilly Bowling League with Raymond Burr as president. Plans include eight prospective teams, two more squads possible, entry fee set at 10 dollars per learner, tentative opening October 14 with schedules to follow.
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Raymond
Bure
Corry-Jamestown
Gorey Gilly Bowling League
Hast
Instovannig
Hobark
Ant Oyguntea
Hong
Corrytainestowt
Corry
Asaamale
Cony Bakery
Raymond Mig
Jnlon City
Hope 14
Walt
Charles Keutyr
Paul Mailliey
Mel Slouf
Ute
Aquaids
Promiau
Evaleg
Sean Dentting
Mastro Wins Over Zorilla in Tough Featherweight Bout
Chicago fighter Burl Mastro defeated Zorilla in nine rounds at dusk, dominating with quick jabs and a strong right. Zorilla wavered after a series of hard punches, slipping to the canvas in the ninth and failing to rise before the count.
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Burl Mastro
Chicago
Santligo
Mastro
Aine
Zorlin
Masini
Bard
Sunie
Luther Wins New Laurels At Oakmont
Ted Luther of Corry wins medal in Oakmont qualifier for the Professional Golfers Association tournament. Hart of Wheeling and Luther secure the two district spots with 158 and 158 while others miss by strokes, in a windy Oakmont showing.
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Ted
Luther
Oakmont
Ted" Lather
Peel
Hart
Wheeling
W. Luther
Corry
California
Livi
Puery Dellviechio
Grobpsburg
Wiehole Rind
George Unionydud
Alena
Charley Manning
Shaniopin
Lummod
Dave Mckay
Temi Loeffler
Oukmont
Lis
Nely Zimmerman
Wikiwood
Pete O'Hara
Westmoreland
Valley Lotter
South His
Googe McBride
Countey
Caliny
Yesterday's Scores and Today's Games Across Leagues
Fragmented OCR listing shows scattered team names and results. Mentions Chicago St Louis New York and other cities with partial names indicating scores or matchups. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent outcomes or dates.
Joe Replies to Cubs Critics in Heated Baseball Exchange
In Philadelphia readers witness a turbulent exchange as editors quote unattributed critics and players respond. The piece notes Phillies pitcher discussion and mentions Ty Cobb era rivalries, with references to players and teams and a chaotic scene around press coverage.
Battalino Is New Feather Champion
Hartford reports Battalino, a 21 year old from Hartford, has become the world featherweight champion after a decisive victory over Andre Routle at Horley stadium. The result confirms Battalino as the holder of the title, with his prior win over bantam champion Al Blows noted in his rising career.
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United Press
Hartford
Conn
mTien
Tallinn Youngste
Batt Battalino
Battalino
Atic
al Blows
Andre Routle
Mane
Horley
Ete Htoxus
Doe
Miacahs
Diaqvahiteu
New York State
Counsellcut
Badalino Yonen
Fi Torn
Loughran Confident Ahead of Boxing Workout in Pennsylvania
TOMMY LOUGHRAN trains at TAVEY'S LAKE Pa for a heavyweight bout with Jack Sharkey. In a brisk eight round session he spars and drills, including calisthenics, bag punching and rope jumping, expressing confidence before meeting Sharkey in Boston.
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Tavey's Lake
Dy Bys
Maceh
Jack Stokkey
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Loughran
Tommy
Emean
Nile
Rankle Cayley
Leighran
Buriwisn
Sharkey
Bos
Sam Hildreth Stricken In New York Death at Fifty at Fifth Avenue Hospital
Sam Hildreth, famed American thoroughbred trainer, died at Fifth Avenue Hospital after abdominal surgery. He was 68, conscious until the end, with wife and daughter at his bedside. his last duties were with the Fancocas Nate stable and breeding farm of Harry F. Sinclair, active until last August.
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York
Saim Hitteal
Fifth Avene Hospital
Benjamin Tilton Wey
Hildrith
Fancocas Nate
Harry F. Sinclair
Westfield Gridders Face Debut Against McCol Pigstins
In a season opener report from New York, Phil Scott of England defeats Argentine challenger Campolo in a heavyweight bout. Scott relied on a long right hand to secure a decisive 6th round stoppage as Campolo faded. A crowd of about 20,000 attended with receipts around $405,000.
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Scott
Campolo
George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Victoria Rumpolo
Phil Scotl
England
Tong
Phil Scott Tantaugue
Nets
Anit Losta
Scoth
Campai Ag
Campola
Dlas
Mathison
Harold Barnes
Watertop
Tolinds
Ulm
Caingin
Jim
Sime Howits
Hie Yaa
Capipalo
Snes Uti
St Louis Opens Big Sport Arena
ST. LOUIS OPENS BIG SPORT ARENA. the new $2,000,000 sports and no horn dairy show arena in St. Louis was dedicated by Governor Henry S. Caulfield and Agriculture Secretary Arthur W. Hyde. The vast building seats about 21,000 and features a nearly quarter-mile interior walkway. It uses 6,605,000 watts of electricity to power the venue for a city of 29,000 population.
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United Pre
ST. Lgges
Louis
Henry S. Caulfield
Missouri
Black Rocks Open Season at Celoron Park in Sunday Tilt
Jamestown reports the Black Rocks start their schedule Sunday at 3 20 at Celoron Park facing Rigg Way Pa Pleven. The Rocks plan practice sessions tonight and Friday at Celoron Park under Coach George Brace, aiming to have a full squad for the opener.
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Jamestown
The
Black Rocks
Celoron Park
Pro Tennis Championship At Porest Hills Wy Readies
The United States professional tennis championship at Porest Hills gathers top players including Vinnie Richards Actending, Howard Kilsey, Paul Heston, George Agutter, Karel Kozelah, and Hans Hajimel. Opening rounds feature strong showings as pros demonstrate a clear difference from amateurs. In baseball news, the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 4, with a key homer by Loyd Hatey in a late rally against the Washington Senators.
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United Press
Porest
Howard Kilsey
California ‘Tennis Club
Paul Heston
Washington, D.C
George B. Agutter
Vetétum Pro
Karel Kozelah
Prague
Hans Hajimel
Germany
Loya
Chick Hatey
St. Lous Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Othey
Daslington Senators
Sein
Classified advertising offers readers quick needfuls
A dense classified section outlines how to place ads and the editor's rights. It lists categories such as Notices, Personal, Automobiles, Farm auctions, Livestock, Household goods, Real estate, and Business opportunities, with sample items like a Guernsey cow for sale, employment notes, and auction notices, reflecting a Midwestern newspaper style.
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Corry City Bowling League
Raymond Burr
Bowling Loop
Zorilla
Cagnet & Holy
Peas
Hationat, Sh
Lois
Clucinnutt & Tile Ponie Puiyest
Amirican
Su Louis
Boolian
Staif
Philadéphiabn
St Lille
Detroit
Brooklyn
Ind
Cinemas
Boston
Joe
CUBS
Ghicaro
Delpinn
Walberg
Tug Phillips
Nusrukch
Tug Ania
AF Mele
BEC AW
Derenit Hlorist
Tommy Crawsby
Pinisburghight
Phillip Wrlght
Tom Loughran
Sam Hildreth AS
Stricken
Phil Scott
Westfield
Tilo: High
Orange and Black
Aew
High
Tho Gure
McColpigstin Chasers
Rumning
Weelfield
Celoron High
Verape
Velaron
Pidhonte
Barsensi
McCan
McCall
Wesfield
ST. Louis
Nal
STARR
Bastion St. Gerry
Chrysler Imperi
H. Merrie
Journa
Decora
Sonveillancis
Willi Raynor
North East
Ingilire
West Plessant
R. R
DuBois
Guernsey
Split Street Stude Ys
Livestone
Iso
R. HL
Keller
Hotel Corry
Charles
Malmbine
Welgutsville
Miles Run Road
Main St
Hille Street
West Pari Pintestan
Westinghouse Electric
Center St
Furnace Nest
Frederick Street
Washington Street
W. Pleasant St. Benatt
Souliz Center Street
Wayne Street
BOR
Gould Street
TAGE
J. B. Patterson
Oumis
Inez Megusker
W. Bzee
Central
Maguire John F. Glough
Sixth Avenue
Will Blakeley
Mar
J. L. Haight
Lanston
du Bois
Acra Heath Carty
Seltinibus
Columbus
Columb Park
Sacrifice
Albert Anderson
Grove Street
Ehone
Bias Sigil ‘Auction Salas
Paul
Robi
Ney New Radio
Aak
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