New York Penn League Sides Oppose Corry Bid
Doubt grows whether Corry Independent football will press its bid for a NY Penn league berth as opposition rises at a meeting of league officers and club reps. Reportedly the venture may be dropped this fall with a final decision within days amid concerns over lineup stability and player availability.
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Corry
Foatball Veteren
League
Warren Justevering
Pail Jinny
Harold Dugah
Carry
Watyen
Gautettr Venture Grubablye
Joop
Garry
Jamestown Liberties
Crescents
Myer
Pusch
Yesterday's results in American and National leagues
Yesterday's results show American league scores with Philadelphia, Washington, Boston, and New York totals and National league outcomes for St Louis Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia. Today's schedule lists American and National games including Louis at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston and other matchups.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
SE. Louis
Cleveland
New York
National Cindausti
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
Jalil
Clark Winner Over Sins In Jamestown Bout
James town Sept 25 Dan Clark the two fisted fighter from Titusville Pa won four rounds against Frankie Simms of Ashtabula O in a hard fought five round bout at the Panton A A Veluron Pa. A large crowd of 2982 witnessed the fast exchange with Clark landing body blows and a right to end the second round as the bell saved Simms.
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Jamestown
Anday Clark
Demon
Titusville
Frankie Simms
Ashtabula
Imoa
Panton A. A
Veluron
Simms
Larks
Meurville
Corry entry in grid league doubtful
New York Giants two games behind St Louis Cardinals in pennant race as the season nears end. Giants face Phillies and Brooklyn in last four games, while Cardinals meet Pittsburgh and Cincinnati in four games. A pennant outcome could trigger a three game playoff at a neutral site near Detroit.
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CORRY
Outrage Sparks Talk of War Over Yacht Race Protest
Newport columnist recounts Sopwith raising protest flag after Saturday America's Cup race. The article imagines a chain reaction of accusations, mass meetings, passports, propaganda film titles, editorials and even calls for military action between English speaking nations, fueled by the protest incident.
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M. Sopwith
Dolefid
Lowes
Madison Square Garden
Crystal Palace
Hollywood
Berlin
America
Herbert Hoover
Sopwith
Cartain Gentle- Men
Mike Vanderbilt
Rainbot
Two Youngsters Win Doubles Title in Pacific Southwest
American youths Donald Budge of Oakland and Gene Mako of Los Angeles upset world doubles champions Lester Steffen and George Lott to win the doubles at the Pacific Southwest tournament. They beat Steffen and Lott 7-5 in the deciding set after a darkness interruption. They then defeated Wilmer Allison and John Van Rytt 0-3 6-4 1-8 3-? in a tough final. Fred Perry defended the Pacific singles crown by beating Stoefen.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Donald, Budge
Oakland
Gene Mako
Lester Steefen
George Lott
Wilmer Allison
John van Rytt
Pacific Southwest
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Lott
Tleig
Allison
van Ryn
Budge
Mako
Fred Perry
Stoefen
Perry
Maple Leafs win playoff to meet next round opponent
The Toronto Maple Leafs clinched the International League playoff by defeating Rochester Red Wings for their fourth win in the series. They will face the winner of the American Association playoff between Minneapolis and Columbus in the so called little world series starting Thursday. No other clear facts remain due to garbled text.
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Rochester
Toronto Maple Leafs
Minneapolis
Colusmuns
Toronto
Red Wings
City Bowling League organized for year 1934 35
The Corry City Bowling League reorganized at Recreation Alleys with Al Miller elected president for the 1934 35 season. Harry State is vice president Rey Burr secretary and Gresne treasurer. Six teams entered including Cohen Coals replacing Raymonds and Aero Supply Citizens Bank Washington Lunch Geister s Bruges and Corry Johnestown. The league plans three weekly matches in one night and will draft a schedule after finalizing the best evening.
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Corry City
Wag
al Miller
Harry State
Rey Burr
Gresne
Cohen Coals
Raymonds
Aero Supply
Citizens Bank
Washington
Geister's Bruges
Corry-Johnestown
Hyvis Oils Tie Johnsonburg In Closed Football Battle
In a tight New York Pennsylvania football contest at Johnsonburg Warren Hyvis Oils and Johnsonburg Independents fought to a scoreless deadlock. Warren moved the ball near the goal line as intercepts and a late turnover halted their surge, and a final failed kick left the teams tied at the end of regulation.
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Warren
Tohnsonburg
Warren HyVis
Ange
Houyino
Bill Graham
Warren S
Ano Tal
Payne Lind
Injury delays tennis finals in Werren county tournament
Report from Wakinn county says injury to Phy Warnke in the semi final has halted the tennis finals. Stan Kinh of Tidioute previously reached the final, but the match was postponed with no set date announced for completion.
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Wakinn
Werren
Phy Warnke
Trim
Cubs Fans Root for Defeat at Wrigley Field
United Press report from Chicago notes a rare scene as Cubs fans at Wrigley Field cheered against their team. Pepper Martin hit a late homer for St Louis as the Cardinals won, narrowing the distance to two games behind the Giants in the National League pennant race.
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United Press
Chicago
Winstey Field
Chicago Cubs
Chile
Cubs
Pepper Martin
St. Lowis Cardinals
Pivch
Leall
Cardinals
New York Giants
Carry All Stars to Meet Sherman in Two Game Series
The Carry All Stars announce a two game set with Sherman at League Park on Wednesday at 4 30 PM after a 4 8 loss to Sherman on Sunday. Expected lineup includes Crnsidall Staples Swans TM Sproveri Cibbett G Spro ver Ji Riveas Debury Si Sutovelt and Ofhert.
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den Supply
Washington
Balariay
Carry All Stars
Sherman Independents
League Park
Sherman
Alene
Cide Group
Crnsidall
Staples Swans
Sproveri
Cibbett
G. Sprover
Riveas
Debury
Si Sutovelt
Ofhert
Tigers Clinch Flag as Boston Blanks Yanks
Detroit clinched the American League pennant as New York lost to Boston 6 0 ending their bid. The Giants and Cardinals fought for the NL title with St Louis needing a six game sweep to win. Brooklyn swept Philadelphia in two games, while Philadelphia beat Washington for a separate win. Babe Ruth’s final major league appearance occurred in the loss.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Curlls
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Giants
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Charlie Horse
Myril Hoagrah
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Washington
Senators
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Jimmy Foxr
Bob Johnson
Joy and Jones Post 76 In Meadville Team Play
Joy Joy and Hastings Jones of Corry teamed with Tony Joy and Hastings Jones to post a 76 at Meadville in the Bi-State Professional Golfer Association semi monthly tournament. Keillor Mercatoris led Meadvillians with 69 as Kane Van Matre finished tied for second. Only nine teams competed with Conneaut Lake Park and Titusville duos close behind.
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Advantasse
Jack Keislor
Clarence i
Mercatoris
Meadville Country Club
Professional Golfery Association
Kettler
Bill Kane
Riverside Club
Cambridge Springs
Harold van Matre
Meatville
Kane
van Matre
Keillor
Mortatoris
Kare
Val Matre
Wendel
Cox
Chuck McClanshim
M. Budd
Connea
Tony Joy
Hastings Jones
Corry
J. Dale Aid H. R. Lane
Kano
Plant and Club Bowling Leagues Form for 1984 95 Season
Two plant and one club league have been organized for the 1984 95 season. Aero Supply and Raymond Manufacturing plant shops host leagues while the Kiwanis Club continues its league from last year. Matches will be rolled on the Recreation Al Toys.
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Ciup
Aero Supply
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Kiwanis Clut
Yesterday's Heroes and Home Run Leaders
Rookid Johnny Mtreng and the Red Sox surged as they clouted four runs in a shaky win. Simm Foxx and Bob Johnson hit home runs to pace wins over the Senators in the first and second games.
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Rookid
Johnny Mtreng
Red Sox
Simm Foxx
Bob Johnson
Senators
Bartlett Stars for Kane High in 20 0 Victory
Bartlett starred as Kane High defeated Rideway 20 to 0 on Saturday. The game featured a 30 yard dash for a touchdown in the third period.
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Bartlett
Kane High
Wale
Corry Alen
Pastor
Rideway
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Thor Fult 1H Ered Auth Eattec Dp
Thor Fult 1H deal prompts heated exchange as representatives from Eattec and Dp clash over authentication and access rights. Officials say the dispute centers on official credentials and approval procedures, with no resolution yet reported.
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Thor Fult
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