Wicky Games Highlight Weekend Sports Roundup
The Jamestown club fell to Palcner 4 to 4 in a tight near tie, while TWtueville Independents upset New Castle 6 to 4. Meadville’s Machinery Company upset New Castle T. A. A 10 to 4 as Erle tennis toppled Sharon’s clubs 10 to 2. Brown leads Titusville hitters with 49 runs in 19 games, and Grange remains eligible for next fall after passing a required exam.
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Jamestown
Wiehund
Twtueville Independents
New Castle
Canadohta Lake
Danny Keleher
Ere All Stars
Vitory
Warren Galleziany
McFadden
the Stars
Smith
California
Warrenites
Smithport
Durant City
Ludlow
Kane
Ohip
Sheffield
Irvine
Sitelay
Ger
Meadville
Ine
New Castle T. A. A
No. & P Cub
Reds Move Up As Pace Presses In National League
Giants lose lead as Pirates stay idle and Reds rally from slow stretch. St Louis beats the Giants while Pittsburgh holds first place, as Cincinnati gains ground with strong pitching and improved hitting. In the American League, Athletics, Senators and White Sox show solid form as contenders cool.
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Giants
New York
Aig
New Yorks Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincionati Reds
Wrey
Reds
Teaclers
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Senators
White Sox
National League Yesterday's Results
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 4 to 2 while St Louis beat New York 8 to 1 and Cincinnati won 8 to 1 against Boston. Standings show Brooklyn and New York near top with Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago, and Cincinnati following. Today's games list Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Singinnati
Philadelphia
St Louis
Baseball scores and today’s lineup notes across leagues
The daily results show American League matches with Washington defeating Detroit 5 to 1 while Cleveland beat New York 3 to 2. Other entries reference Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago and Boston with scattered numbers and a schedule listing St. Louis at Boston and Detroit at Washington among others.
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Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Aba
New Yorke
Boston
New
National horseshoe champion to visit area this week
Corry and Girard fans anticipate exhibition by the national champion Moffiman, who recently claimed the title with high ring accuracy. Will Shields arranges appearances in Erie County and surrounding towns in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Exact date to be announced tomorrow.
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Corry Horseshoe
Will Shields
Moffman
Ohio
Pennsylvany
Erie County
Girard and Corry
Ena
North
Moffiman
Averdyges
Coury de
Amie
Charlie
Five Way Tie Breaks In National Horseshoe League
Five teams led by the Tannery Raymond Kurtz and Electric Construction hold eight wins and four losses each. Tonight the Tannery and Raymond meet to decide a leading position as the league nears the thirteenth round. Other matches include P. ROR versus Keystone ERA Kurtz Journal versus Raymond Office and Standard Automatic versus Electric Construction.
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Tournal
TAL Present
Tannery
Raymond, Kurtz, P, Rbr
Electric Construction Company
Tannery and
Raymond
P. Ror
Keystone Era
Kurtz
Journal
Standard Automatic
Electric Construction
Loyola University awards arts degrees to 43 graduates
A Mary Cyprian graduate from Loyola University along with forty-two others received bachelor of arts degrees. The ceremony honored young graduates from Goulsiana town and nearby areas, marking a notable collective achievement in the college's history.
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Mary Cyprian
Inamet Goulsiana
Han
Loyola University
Home Run Leaders in Major Leagues This Season
United Press provides a summary of the top home run leaders tied to teams including the St Louis Cardinals, New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs, and Cleveland Browns with players such as Hornsby Williams Hartnett and Bottomley leading in late standings. The garbled text shows several players from different clubs listed with inconsistent scoring marks, suggesting a clipped box score or wire service ticker.
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Ony Laterre
Salt Lake City
New York Warkees
Salt
Lean Exchange
Lazerre
Athletics
Ppresti
Leverre
United Press Hornsby
Williams
Browns
Hartnett
Cubs
Meusal
Yanks
Kelly
Giant
Bottomley
Simmons
Mowsel
Giants
Fournier
Robins
Pirates Cop Opener Today at Parkes Field
Grantham homered in the second inning as the Pirates trimmed the Phillies 8 to 2 to open a doubleheader at Parkes Field. Pittsburgh built a lead with a 8 2 run showing while Philadelphia struggled. Batteries: Jana Gooch and Henline for Pittsburgh. Yde for Philadelphia.
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Grantham
Pirates
Phillies
Parkes Field
Bucs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Jana Gooch
Arson
Henline
Yde
Swimmingest Porpoise Dies After 3-Year Ocean Tank Record
A porpoise at a London aquarium died after a three year term in a tank during which it was always in motion. Officials estimate the creature swam about 125000 miles, never resting when observed in the water.
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London
Jump A fellow hag to be something of a sprinter
A fragmented line notes a sprinter like figure keeping pace with notable In ventions, implying a compare between speed and creativity. The garbled text references a person and their rapid pace in relation to inventions, suggesting a brief, quirky item about quick progress or speed in a creative context.
Protect Quail in Crawford Co
Meadville August 3 reports state Game Protector George M Langdon announced Crawford County quail will be protected for two more years Virginian and Hungarian quail listed Posters will inform hunters The article notes 21 fishing law prosecutions in July by protectors Ellis Johnson Langdon and Bergstrom with fines totaling 52 dollars.
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Meadville
Géorge M. Langdon
State Game Commission
Harrisburg
Crawford County
Claude Cunningham
Wild Life League
Cangdon
Langdon
Bergstrom
Conneaut Lake
Shenango River
Connéaut Lake
Lake
Channel Swim On Wednesday
United Press reports Miss Gertrude Ederle, American, will attempt the English Channel swim on Wednesday after a prior postponement. The timing previously set for four to six am was moved back as weather and conditions are reassessed for a safe crossing.
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Miss Ederle
United Press Griznez
Gertrude Ederle
Tilden Forgiven by U S Tennis Association Again
New York August 3 The United States Lawn Tennis Association executive committee forgave champion William Tilden after finding a violation of the amateur rule but decided against suspension. Tilden admitted discussing a match plan with a journalist but denied any intent to cheat. The committee imposed a warning and withheld punishment until a future offense, amid Davis Cup considerations.
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Wim
Tilden
United States
A. Louis
Gevnarston
Spjtiy
Aimatéur Nile Arid
Parisian Sage Hair Treatment Ad Promises Gentle Cure
An old advertisement promotes Parisian Sage as a sure way to abate dandruff by destroying the germ causing it. It claims quick, safe relief for itching scalp and falling hair and encourages shoppers to ask N. F Ames & Co or any drug or toilet counter for Parisian Sage.
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N. F Ames & Co
Anteed
Abolition of Pardons Board Recommended in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia journalist quotes Judge Harry McDevitt urging abolition of the state Board of Pardons as a step to curb crime. He cites 400 pardons granted, calls for moral sanction, harsher punishment for youth, and closing gaps that let criminals escape.
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United Pret
Philadelphia
Aig
Staite “Board of
Bondoyte
Penaylvania
Harry McDevitt
Aveet
Grand Jury
Pennsylvania
Washington pitcher Johnson stumbles in first MLB start
Walter Johnson fails to win in his major league debut for Washington against Detroit. Myatt hits a homer and Speaker RBI sac fly back the parade of early scores as the Yankees edge the Robins 3 2. Grix also homers for the Reds but the Cards win 2 1, while the Cubs drop a tight game to the Cardinals.
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Cannon Hii
Indianapolis
Toledo
Houthis
Garry Hay
Munnar
Tunney
Thorpe
Heo Salstics Firesimmons
Indians
United Press
Walter Johnson
Dick Grix
Robins
Cubs
Yale Scandal May Bring Legal Proceedings
Yale faces potential court action as Rev. Dr. Richmond of Philadelphia threatens to sue four Yale committee members over commencement plans. Richmond criticizes the group and accuses them of corruption and promoting anarchist influences, stating Yale must take a militant stand.
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YALE
United Press
New Haven
UUM
Viste Universiy
George Ghalmarg Richmond
Philadelphia
R. Angell
Russia
Corry Scouts at Camp Thomas
Corry Scouts from Corry, including four Garry Scouts, left for Camp Thomas near North Springfield to spend four periods at Stout camp on the lake. They anticipate a fine season and praise local director Rich who has spent time at the camp and reports ideal conditions.
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J Rich
Bay
Camp Thomas
North
Springfield
Garry
Stout
Ten Corry
Rich
Mystery Lines From Christina Rosyth Fragment
Fragmentary text suggests an incomplete note or poem attributed to Christina Rosyth. The readable portions hint at gifts and grace, with unclear phrasing about shared fate or passage. No firm event, date, or concrete individuals beyond Rosyth.
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Crack Erle
Sharon
Wheatting Clubs
Lawn
Titusgitte Independents
Munch
Thisville Herald
Lauer
Elihtrdn
Titusville
Cattasaugus
Brown
Titusville Herald
Bisons
Jos Lucey
Rochester
Tribe Tool
Secfond
Marl
Grange
University of Illinois
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Mary
Jack Quinn
Arietics
Jet
Gyvis Hom
Gressona Ligers
Aliietics
Grenadianapolis
Americ Assoviation
Petty
Brooklyn Robins
Kriie
Cincinnati Reds
Urban Nodaph
Cleveland Indians
Wolves
Joe Qiiie
United Prep
Crawford CO
Channel Swim
Europe
Tim Wort
Ina
Tennis Ass'n
National Tennis Governors
Wailea
Abolition OF Pardons Board
Votone
Feng Myatt
Speaker
Andlans
Yankees
Giertenetto
Staple
Raven
Pth Tod
Reunion
Bt Promient
New Tavern
New York Afb
Hiyuan
Richmond
Angell
CORRY
Christina Rosyth
Bey
BUICK
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Buick Showroom
Star Garage
Frank Gillette
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