Championship at stake in play opening Monday
Ted Luther the Western Pennsylvania Open champion defends his title next week at the Pittsburgh Field Club course. The Corry Country Club pro is a leading figure in the district with a strong showing in recent events including a career defining win at Oakland Beach.
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Ted Luther
Corry
Corry Country Club
Luther
Mohney Warrel
Western Pennsylvania
Youngstown Country Club
al Alcroff
Emmett French
John Morley
Emil Loeffler
Oakmont
United States
Alcroft
Youngstown
Hin
Pittsburgh Field Club
Cambridge Springs
Oakman
Oakland Beach
Jack Thompson
Bedford Springs
Una
Lutherulivaya
Boxing Star Bujorski Shines In Frenzied Bout For Decisive Win
Pojareki Bujorski, a fresh Polish lightweight, dazzled ringside crowds against veteran Billy Wallace. The decisive ten round battle showcased Bujorski’s stamina and southpaw style, absorbing punishment and delivering moments of sharp aggression. The bout’s energy drew praise for his steadfast pace and fighting instinct as observers hailed a rising star in the era.
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Tae Barry
Frank de Bojorski
Moiean
Billy Wallace
Pojareki
Iattie
Bujorski
Wrankdie
Foo
KIWANIANS BEAT ALPHAS IN WASHNIGHT CITY LEAGUE GAME
In Mushbal a Kiwanian rally in the late innings gave them a 2 run victory over the Alphas. Scattered details list a sputtered line for batteries and obscure players as the action concluded.
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Innins
Washnight
Searo
Boni Sas
Lott and Sutter in Meadow Brook Finals
George Lott of Philadelphia meets Clifford Sutter of New Orleans in the Meadow Brook Invitational final in Southampton. Lott won the first and fourth sets against Vines of Pasadena, while Vines captured the middle sets, forcing Lott to withdraw due to an attack of indigestion after leading 1-0 in the final set.
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Southampton
George Lott
Philadelphia
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Lott
Bisworth Vines
Pasabens
Cel
Bathiar
Vines
Wrist Watch Not New Wrist Worth Long-ago Date
Fragmentary note traces a wrist watch’s age back to earlier times, citing a dated line of history from a seventeenth century lineage or collection. The readable fragment hints at antiquity but lacks concrete names, places, or dates.
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Alin Withile
Bojorski decisive winner over Wallace in Erie arena
Brankie Bojorski, a farmer boy from McKean, defeated veteran Billy Wallace in a hard ten round bout at the Erie arena. The Polish lightweight from a small western county settlement delivered a decisive verdict to claim the city bout.
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McKean
Brankie Bojorski
Billy Wallace
Cleveland Ward
Philadelphia
Erie Boxing Card Delivers Wide Crowd and Dramatic Finishes
Last night at Erie Arena a record crowd packed the bowl as Bojarski of McKean defeated Billy Wallace of Philadelphia over ten rounds in a bout that showcased his left handed, hard hitting style. Matheson of Toronto beat Patsy Severo in six and Simon of Erie kayoed Ray Braun in the second. Referee Len Finneran and judges Brown and Welch presided as local fans hailed a night of strong showings and dramatic comebacks.
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Fhinkie Bojorski
McKean
Billy Wallace
Philadelphia
Matty Matheson
Toronto
Patsy Severo
Meadville
Steve Simon
Hile
Ray Braun
Pittsburgh
Johnny Zack
Brie
Joey Clark
Len Finneran
Brown and Welch
Mike” Henry
Pennsylvania
Erie Arena
Wallace
Bojorski
Borovsi
Acropa
Bojarski
Bojorsist
Frantie
Hunt
California stars shine in open Wightman Cup play
Henry McLemore notes California players dominate tennis after watching Helen Jaros and Mrs. Lawrence Harper advance in the Wightman Cup opening rounds. He cites their training, grit, and comebacks, including Miss Jacobs and Mrs. Harper’s resilience against English rivals as Forest Hills events unfold.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Aue
Leart
Maxte
Calfornia
Helen Jaros
Lawrence A. Harper
le Te
Forest Hills
Miss Nuthall
Aliss Nuthall
Tacoba
Cardinals Seek Record Pennant Margin in NL Race
In a season described as a two horse or six team chase the St. Louis Cardinals opened an eight game lead on Chicago New York and Brooklyn as they routed Chicago 8 to 0 Burleigh Grimes earned his fourteenth win with seven hits allowed Pat Malone took the loss for Chicago New York Giants were blown out by Philadelphia 18 to 5 while Boston beat Brooklyn 3 to 2 Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 7 to 1 Louis Cardinals and the national league leaders extended their advantage with 48 games left and possible record margins for a pennant run.
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L. S. Cameron
United Press
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Brooklyn
Hadly
Boston Byayss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Crashstil
Gardinis
Chicago Gubs
Bratnsvision
Brookton
Tsing
Palladelphia
Buzton
Burleigh Gries
Pat Malono
New York Giants
Phil Collins
Phils
Mitchell
Parmelee
Bexly
Hubbell
Boston
Brookly
Hollis Whirstih
Braves
Re‘tee Pilcher Quink
Neun
Urbanekt
Pittsturgh
Cincinnati
Faber
Tite
Blue
Chicago Ifs
Baberie
Raynolds
Defense rests in the Jack Diamond trial
The defense for Marketeer Diamond and his lieutenant Paul Quatirochi rested their case in New York, presenting an alibi to counter government charges of a conspiracy against prohibition.
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Jack Diamond
Sgited Press
New York
Diamond
Paul Quatirochi
Merchants Seek Victory in League After Five Straight Wins
The Gorrye Merchants chase a second round clinch as they travel to Harborcreek for an Erie County League clash. Ten straight wins boosts confidence while Babe Haenel leads the hurling staff to the mound against Yoyekers.
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Corry Merchants
Revere
Mitartison
Hawkeforesk
Creek Combination
Erie County Beagle
Girard
Legionnaires
Merchants Hall
Moe Lieir
Aimind
Tony
Jhe Gorrye Merchants
Harborcreak
Harborcracks
Babe
Haenel
Merchants
Spets
Hoestner
Unclear sports results fragment with multiple city matchups
Fragmentary score list shows several baseball style matchups including Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia New Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and others with incomplete team spellings and dates. No coherent game outcome or context can be derived from the readable text.
Illinois bans Dempsey and Leonard in comeback bid
United Press reports Illinois officials led by General John Clinnin of the state athletic commission plan to bar Dempsey and Leonard from appearing in Illinois. An advisory communication was sent to associations urging against allowing either fighter to compete again in the state.
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United Press
Thigago
Jaci Meinpvey
Barry Leonard
Ataze Thalr
Shane Otter
Mlinois
John Clinnin
Chaseman
Slde
Chnnip
Dempsey
Lesnar
Former Title Holders Seek Amateur Crown
Former champions from Colgate, Boston and New York compete in the national amateur championship qualifiers in Chicago and nearby Armored venues, aiming for a Merion Cricket Club match play berth. Top names include Bobby Jones, George Von Hummel, and Johnny Wise with scores ranging from 149 to 168 in the initial rounds.
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Danong Hie
Bobby Jones
George von Helmtoy Angele
Jonny
Yon
Bunners
Bud MacKinsey
Ell Hip
Tex
Dallas
Ted
Tommay Goode
Mar
Made
Pebble Beach
Califama
Omaha
George
Dimlap, Jr
Ast Orange
I Philip Perkins
New York
Walls Gunn
Pillburgh
Maurice McCarthy
New Ors
Ross Somerville
Loudon
Out
Joini
Mast Vean
George Voigt
Pay Goleman Chiver Guy
Calif
John Floto
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Westland
Chicago
Untitled ancient football tale of a famed player
A garbled account describes a football star facing harsh punishment, a looming death warrant, and a dramatic moment on the field. The text references a self for All-American status, a notable opponent, and a late decisive slip that altered the outcome of a critical game.
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Macaluso
Linditel
Hue
Doltue Hi
Muritliic
Babe Ruth and Simmons in Duel for Bat Honors
Babe Ruth leads the American League batting race with .334, while Simmons trails at .352 in on-base aspects. In the National League Virgil Davis tops at .452, with Chuck Klein and Charlie Grimm close behind for second, as Cincinnati’s Hendrick and New York’s Terry also factor in the sprint to the crown.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
Withie
Babe Ruth
al Sinsinons
Penwatn
Davis
Nix
Whitby Phe
Ruth
Simmons
Webb
Boston
Virgil Davis
Philies
Chuck Klein
Charlie Grimm
Chicago
Heil
Hendrick
Cincinnat
Terry
New Fork
O'Doul
Brordetys
America Leads 3-0 in Wightman Cup Play
The United States stretches ahead in the Wightman Cup, taking a 3-0 lead on August 3 as British challengers struggle to overturn the deficit. Helen Wills Moody anchors the defense with support from Helen Davies and Sarah Palfrey, while the U.S. prepares for doubles defense against Eileen Bennett Waites and Batty Nuthall.
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y_united
Jess Morest Hills
N.Y
Howe
Cape
Helen Wills Mundy
Auamiar Galifornian
Helen
Brugh
Phyllsse Milford
Yanks
Mr. Mody
Mire L. A. Harper
United States
Mra
Eileen’ Bennett Waittingsvill
Miss. Batty Nuthall
Héxel Hotchssey Wightman
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Corry's Ady College Faces Equality Inquiry Outcome
Irregular fragmentary notes from the West South area reference a collegiate body and a National Ady BRED inquiry. Mentions Adams, Astin, and tribune chambers. carrier listeners grade equality. Vague dates and locations.
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Corry E
West
Astin Coleg
Iéteen Cer
Ambiguous OCR Note Prompts Data Gaps
Fragmentary OCR text from a regional page provides few clear names or events. The snippet hints at dates or times but offers no identifiable persons organizations or locations to anchor a concise headline. Further readable content needed for a proper card.
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Ira Shiith
Goyon
Iba
Ciemon II
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Gory Rou
Matey
Bellary
von Elm
Gettine
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Mushbal
Lott and Sutter
Meadow Brook
Usted Sreig
McKean Farm Boy
Matheson
Erie
Chick Dempsey
Ole Manassa Manler
Wade Hinie Schaar
Tommy Loughran
Greshi
Benny Leenan
Charlie Waits
Lew ‘Tend Jor
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Jacke Beiton
Emery
Huthorstele
Jamestown Orioles
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Illinois
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Tne
Jamestown
Len Macgiso
AllsAmerican
Jowith
Passinger Slat
Colgate University
Tsi
Yarriann
Smnmy" Johnston
Gyolls
St. Paul
Chick Eyv
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Californa
Jesse Guilford
Eloton Paiit
Max Marston
Brands
Reston
Bargin
Robs
Alyps A. Gardnen
Enount Brown
JO Mard
Jessi Sweelser
Lin
Duight
Merion Cricket
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Charles Kacsis
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