Chicago Fans Get Money's Worth in Merchants Backstop Notes
Oil in Chicago bio notes Cubs fans saw three games in three days as the Braves edged the Cubs 4 3 in the last half of the ninth. The Cubs then lost 19 innings to the Braves 8 2. Levine’s duel with Bruins continued fifteen innings in another tilt. White of Morestown pitched for the Merchants in a 1 0 win over Cherry Creek. Ollie Carnegie’s career arc from industrial league to the New York Penn league is outlined with a 22 home runs season and a strong late push. Peggy and Sun Poway are highlighted as key Merchants players, with Bannister delivering a late pitching exhibition for the Pirates.
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Jones Proves Sensation in Net Tourney
In Newport, Davey Jones of New York, an unseeded sensation, defeats Frederick J. Perry of England 6-4 1-4 to reach the semi finals of the Newport Casing tennis singlow tournament. Elisworth Vines Jr of Pasadena will face Jones, while Wiliney Allison of Texas topples Jiro Satoh of Japan to meet Gregory Mangin of Newark.
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Marks and Lebesquet reach Western PA amateur golf final
Wilson Marks of Kiski and Maurice Lebesquet of Highland Country Club advanced to the finals of the Western Pennsylvania amateur golf tournament at South Hills Country Club after Marks defeated defending champion Donny St Clair 6 and 3 and Lebesquet defeated Herl Miller 5 and 4.
Quarterfinals At Forest Hills Today In Tennis
United Press reports at Forest Hills two quarterfinal matches from the 4th annual Women's National Tennis Championships. Helen Jacobs of California, the top favorite to succeed Helen Wills Moody, defeated Mrs. Johnny Vauli Rynne of Philadelphia 6 4, 6 2 to reach the semifinals. Caroline Babcock of Los Angeles won the opening set from Lawrence A. Harbier of Oakland before rain forced postponement.
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Pittsburgh boxers clash in rough streets bout knocks out rivals
In Greenjo Field last night 12 s fighter Pittsburgh defeated Willie Davies of Chatteroi 119 in a W round bout. Jackie Wilson of Pittsburgh defeated Nat Silkin earlier. Johnstown and Pittsburgh boxers battled in a hasty contest as Gi Jacquette Eyerilio from Pittsburgh edged Joey Speigel in four rounds. The Merchants impressed but Crawfords fell short in a rough game.
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Phillies menace 1932 pennant race in tight NL chase
New York dated Aug 19 Phillies show heavy hitting as they chase the Cubs in the National League race. Despite average pitching from Hansen and Shotton they swept a doubleheader from St Louis 10 4 and 9 1 to pull within two and a half games of Brooklyn. Giants win while rains postpone several games.
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Daily Baseball Scores And Schedule From The Gridiron Slate
Rain affected several games across major leagues with results: Philadelphia over St Louis 10 to 4, Chicago 7 to 1 at Boston, New York 7 Cincinnati 3, Newark 2 Toronto 0 and 2 1 in two legs, Baltimore 7 Buffalo 5. Today’s slate lists Chicago at Washington and Detroit at New York among others with many matchups postponed or unsettled.
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Corry Hurler in Great Form in Local Baseball Game
Corry report notes Corry Hurler in great form for Union City Merchants in 6 to 0 victory over Erie Monarchs. Harris of the visitors allowed seven safeties, four-run seventh inning sparked scoring, Rey and others contributed, while Ruston and Fleming led Erie in a disjointed box score. Also mentions Senate adjournment and appointments tied to Governor Pinchot.
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Warren Penns Visit for Labor Day Doubleheader in Warren
Booking manager Melvin Cobbett of the Corry Merchants arranged a Labor Day doubleheader with the Warren Pennsylvaniana for the Digg holiday celebration at Athletic Field. Games start 1 and 2, featuring Art Johnson, ex New York Giant, in the visitors’ lineup. the Merchants seek season revenge after earlier losses in the series.
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Raymonds Nose Out Odd Fellows in Muskball Showdown
The Raymonds edged the Odd Fellows with a 2 run lead in last night’s muskball game at the Junior High field. The Raymonds scored runs in the second and final innings as the Odd Fellows rallied in the third with five runners crossing the plate. The Willan brothers pitched for the Odd Fellows and Carroll and Sproyers teamed for the Raymonds.
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Courts Help Cubs in Pennant Campaign
Chicago era court gesture aims to shield Cubs chances as Judge Shurbar continues hearings in the Lucille Barnett love letters case. Barnett is accused of threatening to publish letters allegedly written to Violet Papavien by Cubs shortstop Bill Jurges who recently shot twice at Papavien. The judge seeks a new jurisdiction to avoid embarrassment and protect the pennant bid.
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Olympic Stars Fail to Shine in Soldier Field Meet
In Chicago on August 19, athletes including 12 defending Olympic champs competed in an international post-Olympic meet at Soldier Field. The four-hour program drew about 40,000 spectators, but most events produced fewer thrills than typical Big Ten dual meets, ending with disappointing performances from Olympic stars.
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St Clair Faces Young Club Mate in Tourney
St Clair Kisid defending champion meets clubmate Wilson Marks, West Penn junior champion, in the western Pennsylvania amateur golf tournament semi finals at South Hills Country Club Pittsburgh Aug 19. Fort Miller Jr Aliquippa faces Maurice Lebosquet Highland Country Club in the other semi after St Clair beat John Gruttin 2 up and Milks moved on by beating Richard Bouceic 4 and 8. Miller beat George Trainor 5 and 3. Lebosquet defeated Ray Babevel 2 up.
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Guardsman Killed in Accident at Camp Scranton
Guardsman Frank Lannigan of Ellwood City died from injuries after an accident at Camp Scranton. He was a corporal of artillery in the Pennsylvania National Guard and succumbed at Dahneman Hospital in Scranton.
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NOBILI Tush in Europe Teadis leader disillusionment text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe opposition to fascism and calls for peace, warning against wartime extremes. It mentions rhetoric about courage, virtue, and imperial power, with scattered figures and a reference to a $100,000 amount tied to an event or project.
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