Meadow Brook quarter finals heat singles and doubles
United Press reports Meadow Brook tennis quarter finals feature Sidney Wood defending champ from New York against Jack Tolbull of Los Angeles, with Gregory Mangin of Newark facing Bryan Grant of Atlanta. Other matches include Frank Parker of Milwaukee versus Disk Murphy and Frank Shields versus John McDiarmid, while doubles pairings involve Lott and Wood against McDiarmid and Grant. Rain halted play with Philadelphia leading 8 6, 1 0 yesterday.
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United Press
Southampton
N.Y
Beni Ih
Meadow Brook
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Jack Tolbull
Los Angeles
Matt
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Franke Parker
Milhwaukee
Disk Murphy
Tion I
Frank Chields
John McDiarmid
Texas
George M. Lott
Wood
McDiarmid
Bryan
Jacobs
Baltimore
Grant
William
T. "Tilden
Eb, C. Calvert
Philadelphia
George Crawford
Morris Bingham
Gaels and Stanford Eye Football Rematch Possibility
The piece notes long‑stalled talks about a football game between Stanford and St Mary’s, dating to a 1827 meeting. With Glenn “Pop” Warner gone, speculation centers on resuming relations next year or 1985, and a test schedule remains uncertain as both schools carry heavy recent and forthcoming slates.
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Glenn
Pop" Warner
Stanford University
Stanford
St. Marys
Tall
Pacifo Coast
San Francisco
St. Mary's
Oakland
Madigan
Gaels
Warner
Saints
Uueir Hie
Sun
Alt
S&s
Temple University
Claude B
Tiny) Thornhilll
St Mary's
Young boxer Nick Krumlovich dies after ring injury
RenoNev August 1949 A blow to the neck in the first minute of a professional bout killed Nick Krumlovich fifteen Oakland California during a match with Invnny Blinehard Also known as Abje Miller he had reportedly been a former amateur champion in Port Janu Ore The county physician Dr Thomas W Baty performed the autopsy and ruled death from a fracture of the fifth vertebrae
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United By
Reno
Nev
Nick Krumlovich
Gakland
Cal
Invnny Blinehard
Simuck Ssrumloyic
Omre
Thomas W. Baty
Iaid
Scrurmovich
Kouumlovich
Speed Sparks
Seattle
Abje Miller
Amatet
Port- Janu
Ore
Yesterday's Heroes Shine in Dual Baseball Showdowns
Yestesday's heroes include Mel Ott of the Giants driving in seven runs with three homers across two games while Odell Hale of the Indians totals seven runs with two homers and a single. Joe Medwick of the Cardinals delivers the winning run in the 12th with a single and racks up six runs via a homer, a triple, and two singles in four at bats. Charley Berry of the White Sox hits his ninth homer with Mare aboard as they beat Detroit in the opener.
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Mel Olt
Giants
Odell Hale
Indians
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Charley Berry
White Sox
Innine
Pentr
Eatling Beck
van Mungo
Washington
New York
Boston
Davé Hartis
Homer
Heinie Manlish
Love
Philadelphia
Yanks
Rufeing
MacPayden
Brown
Uhle
Bistop
Gachrane
Chehrane
Chicago
Detroit
Tigers
Chawley Berry
Sivaneon
Cleveland
Rolland Stiles
St. Louis Browns
D'ell Hale
Wes Ferrel
Bligholder
Hubert
Stiles
Set of Fight Results From Indianapolis Card Featuring Seinano and Moreno
Boxing results list Tony Seinano of Buffalo drawing Eddie Speaks of Louisville and Henry Moreno defeating Henry Hook of Dallas. The report notes a long noisy event with unclear lines and mentions a local baseball training, Ripley Independents upset Merchants, and a rental ad for a five room apartment on Wright Street.
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Indianapolis
Tony Seinano
Buffalo
Drew
Eddie Speaks
Louisville
Henry Moreno
Pirates and Cardinals Fight On Field and in Mixups
Two fist fights in as many days mark Pittsburgh and St Louis as top NL contenders. Cards snap Pirates streak. Walker and Vaughan clash over a call as Water scores tying run. Giants gain ground as Ott homers, Cubs beat Cincinnati. Brooklyn and Boston split. Chautauqua golf sees Dr. Ray Luke win low net. Dr. Gillette runner-up with 66 net. Washington holds AL lead with 2 games over New York after 2-1 win over Boston.
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Jack Gundy
United Press
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pirates
Qurds
Cards
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
George Watkins
Steve Swetonie
Steve
Leo Durocher
Watkins
St Louis
Dittsburgh
Bill Walker
Pirate
Walker
Vaughan
Paul Water
Magerkurth
Rem
Durocher
Traynor
Kech
Crawford
Methwicks
Pittshingh
Livin Bill
Phillies
Chick Klein
Phils
Lefty O'Doul
Johnny Moore
Mel Ott
Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Cincinnati
Bill Herman
Cubs
Brooklyn
Boston
Braves
Chautauqua
Metical Society of
Chautauqua County
Chautaugus
Ray Luke
Bme
Ap Th
Ie Medivo
Gillette
Corry
Dr. Gillette
Evie
de Wilsom Harman
Poe
W. G. Hayward
Jamestown
Harmon
Hayward
Harrison
Tate and
Marz
Hire
Saston
Mayville
J. 4. Johnson
Henry Eastman
Jamesown
L. \. Lord
Ham
Web
Alga
Portlands medal ties tension in public links title race
Portland area players Talbot Boyer and Leslie Leal tied for medal honors as the national public links tournament began at twilight. Leal shot 144 while Buylen posted 68 76 and Shanley Seymour finished 76 68 168 to lead the field. Louisville, Ry, Robert Lee Miller, and Joe Give scored 153 to top the defending champion. Five more qualifiers will emerge from ties to fill the title lineup.
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Unites Press
Portland
Ore
Ang
Talbot Boyer
Jsortland
Leslie Leal
Say Aull
Bellingham
Wash
Louirmanient
Shanley Seymour
Los Angeles
Banely
Ain Lo
Louisville
Robert Lee Miller
Tdcksonvills
Ito
Charles Perrera
San Francisco
Joe Give
Philadelphia
Four-TeamLoop Proposed In Titusville Area Baseball
Queen City officials seek Pleasantville Townville and Hydetown Merchants for a four team loop with Titusville independents as a entrant. League would incur little expense and boost local interest with closely grouped towns and strong teams. If all agree, a schedule will be drawn up and play would start soon.
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Letusvill
Aug. B
Titusville Independents
Queen City
Pleasantville
Townville Merchants
Hydetown
Joop
Ible
Heaviest Lump of Silver Recovered in Valley State
The heaviest lump of silver on record in the valley state was reportedly found at Tri a in Mesidi. Weighing about 27 700 pounds, the massive discovery astonishes officials and locals alike as details and verification remain scarce.
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Nalueal
Tria
Mesidi
Yesterday's Scores and Today's Baseball Schedule
Yesterday's results show American to 2 4 Detroit 1 3 and totals for teams including Philadelphia 13 1 New York 6 18 and Chicago 10 Cincinnati 6. Today's slate lists Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Boston.
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American
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Clevelana
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
St Louis
National
Pittsburgh
Poland
St. Louis
National Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Kid Chocolate Wins Unpopular Non Title Decision
United dispatch from Barcelona reports Kid Chocolate of Havana, world featherweight champion in New York, defeated Young Matchews in a 10 round non-title bout. Chocolate fought long range while Matchews pressed, delivering heavy blows. Chocolates showed bleeding near the end and weighed 1254 pounds to Matchens 12744.
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Barcelona
Spain
Kid Chocolate
Havana
New York State
Young Matchews
Belgium
Chocolate
Matchens
Ty Crandall Signs to Pitch for Spiders
Ty Crandall from Corny Pennsylvania signed as a southpaw pitcher, bolstering Jamestown Spiders roster to four pitchers under Manager Billy Nebl. The Spiders prepare to face Homestead Grays in the fifth and deciding game at Geloron Park, with Grays expected to counter Webb, Strong, Britt, and Letty Williams on the mound. The Grays boast Gallagher to start, Nagle at third, Radhan second, Ubecht first, and Mullins catching, while Geib, Guinta, and Alm cover the infield and outfield as needed.
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Jamestown
Ty Crandall
Corny
Billy Nebl
Crandall
Webb
Joyce
Boi
Birlékson
Spiders
Man Gur
Homestead Grays
Geloron Park
Pittsburgh
Grays
Ludlow
Miaiagen Webb
Strong
Britt
Gallagher
Nagle
Radhan
Ubecht
Guinta
Geib
Alm
Mullins
Health Means Charm and Happiness
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women. It claims sparkling eyes clear skin energy and happiness, suggesting tired women gain vitality and charm after use with a claimed 98 of 100 reporting benefit.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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