Today in Sport report sketches boxing, basketball plans
A fragmented sports digest mentions Jack Dempsey and Mickey Walker amid suspense over heavyweight title plans. It notes public reaction to Dempsey delaying a fight, possible film and outdoor plans, and hints at upcoming indoor sport proposals, with local college and independent programs in focus.
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Jack Dempsey
Mickey Widker
Larry Whs Brace
Dempsey
Puiblics
Dempay
Wills
Cmmpion
Europe
Che Ring
Los Au
Pits
Cipcwit Im Basket
Uit Iatti
Joes
Pennevivanne de Cory Reysignes
Sassess Hivenna
Titusville
Pasyer
Amgue
Timeville Herald
Fragmented School Q and A Sparks Odd Answers
The text presents a garbled exchange from a school Q and A session. Students respond with bizarre phrases such as She Wolf er O0 Little Ted Tiding Hood and Ceventa flys atowen at the pictures, reflecting transcription errors and unclear context.
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Wolfe
Greb Injuries Sideline Boxing Champion Two Months
Harris Greb, famed middleweight, is sidelined for at least two months after fractures and other injuries from a motor car crash Thursday night. He will miss a September 18 bout with Jimmy Slattery, planned for the Jewish Maternal hospital show at the Polo Grounds. Greb’s car skidded near Butler while en route to Erie to fight Jimmy Darrah when he collided with two vehicles.
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Harris Greb
Harry Grebo
Gret
Jamies’Mason
Greb
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
Erie
Jimmy Darrah
Akron
Butler
Scholastic Football Guide Issued For 1925 Season
The new Spalding Interscholastic Football Guide marks growth in Pennsylvania and West Virginia high school football. It features improved illustrations, expanded school scores, season reviews, captain lists, schedules for 1925, and official playing rules. The volume is off to a strong start and promises to rival the regular guide in size.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Vilumé
Two Allstar Contests Set Semi finals For Tennis
In Porest Hills New York on August 2 two star contests mark the semi finals of the national women's tennis championship. Defending champion Helen Wills faces Eleanor Goss New York, while Kathleen McKans of Great Britain meets Mrs Mallory former American champion. Winners meet in the final Monday for the title.
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Porest Hills
N. X
West Side
Turinis
Helen Wills
Eleanor Goss
New York
Kathleen McKans
Malle Mallory
Leonard and Goodrich May Meet in September
Benny Leonard plans to defend his world lightweight title after coming out of retirement if terms are favorable. Promoter Humbert Pugazy at Elephants Field aims to stage the bout against Jimmy Goodrich next month with negotiations ongoing. Hank Gowdy of the Giants survived a wreck near Orleans, Ohio, then was scratched and bruised while traveling to inspecting the pipeline project.
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Henry Lonard
Pope Arenna
New York
Benny
Jimmy Goodrich
Dyer
Amore
Leonard
Somie
United Prose
Richland Jhenel Negmuiations
Tellay
Beeeen
Benny Leonard
Jimmy Schodrich
Mickey Walker
Imate
Humbert Pugagzy
Elepetts Field
Hank Gowdy
New
Giants
Urleans
Ohio
Gowdy
Columbus
Giants and Pirates Open Doubleheader Title Run
New York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates face a crucial doubleheader as the pennant race intensifies. Starters Oldhiam Aldridge for the Pirates and Jack Scott Zeke Bates for the Giants are slated, with Carey Moore and Jackson sidelined. Officials expect a near sellout with 100000 fans anticipated for the series, amid injuries and tight schedule factors.
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United Press
NEW York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Giants
Janest
Pittsburgh
Bettter
Giagits
McGraw
Max Carey
Eddie Moore
Carey
Moore
Billy McKechnie
Bigbee
Johnny Rawlings
Ecata Pine
Gee
Oldhiam
Aldridge
Jack Scott
Zeke Bates
Mooré
Ie Giants
Jackson
National League Yesterday's Results and Today's Schedule
Report shows six NL games yesterday including Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia. AL results include St Louis 9 Boston 7 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 2 and Detroit 7 Washington 1. Standings list Washington 74 at Philadelphia. Tonight's games Boston at St Louis Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Louis
Philadelinis
St Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Shieaga
St. Louis
Philadelphi
New Golf Rule Approved by USGA Aligns With Royal Club Looming Hazard
The USGA circular announces a new rule from the Royal and Ancient Club of St Andrews allowing a player to smooth a ball marks after a lidged in a hazard if not played out on the first attempt, provided no help is given to improve play. Joe Harris, ex Franklin tall, may receive chances as Senators’ diving scenes loom following Joe Judge Judas brain concussion and possible skull fracture from yesterday’s Detroit game.
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Sy Unitea Co
New York
U.S. Golf Association
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St.Andrews
Seith Dkis
Hige
Joe Harris
Franklin
Senators
Joe Judge
Judas
Detroit
Harris
Right-O Genewlory swowidn't fe 0 had ie devotees
Fragmentary OCR note from Palmont West Virginia mentions devotees and a misread name. Content is unclear but indicates a local interest or event with religious or community figures.
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Palrmont
W. Va
Yesterday's hero Summa delivers walk-off run for Cleveland
Yesterday's hero Homer Summa singled in the ninth and scored Jamison from second to beat the Yankees 2 to 1. Marberry pitched late, forcing in a run in the eleventh to lift the Tigers 1 to 0 over the Senators. Rommel's pitching and fielding errors helped topple the Athletics as the White Sox won 8 to 2. The Browns surged past the Red Sox 9 to 7, piling on late.
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Homer Summa
Cleveland
Jamiason
Yankees
Marberry
Tigers
The
Senators
Felldow Poveleskie
Wingo
Ihose
Rommel
Athletics
White Sox
Meadville Nine Again Defeats Erie Pro Club
Meadville defeats Erie Pro Club 7 to 2 in 18 innings at Meadville. Lauers, touted by Erie papers as Munch’s ace, pitched 13 innings for the Machinists while Lyles held Erie to 18 scattered hits before Meffern closed. Meadville's bats woke late as Querta yielded 18 hits. Sykes, Heffery, Gear, Laners, and Minch noted in the long marathon victory.
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Meadville
Hiller-Munch
Lauers
Erie
Munch
Ocala
Lyles
Querta
Meffern
Sera
Afeadville
Erie Voy
Sykes, Heffery
Gear Laners
Minch
Corry Angler Nets Another Big Musky
Will Bettis caught an 18 pound musky in Charterqua Lake at Mayville last evening. He landed the fish after a casting attempt and had help bringing it in. The catch was displayed in the Downey Drug Store window today and entered in the local prize contest.
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Will Bettis
Charterqua Lake
Mayville
Bettis
Vie Downey
Watrous Leads Western Open Field Amid Turbulent Play
Watrous of Grand Rapids leads the Western Open after two rounds with a 140 score, ahead of Densmore Shire Cleveland Naw Donald Smith and Wes Wein from New York. Nabholtz, Nabholtz, Jerich of Youngstown and others trail as standout holes and putts shape the leaderboard amid erratic play and a notable birdie at the challenging four - fourth hole.
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al, Watrous
Grand Rapidy
Rman
Willmgstows
Tonud Fia
Emmett Jerieh
Youngstown
Larry Nabholtz
Hob Rattdul
Copey
Cate
The Lady of the House Doctor Attacks Time Saving Devices
A San Francisco physician told a New York audience that time saving devices are making housewives lazy. He claimed such devices undermine efficiency and cited practical concerns from his cross country remarks.
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San Francisco
New York
Pirates Rally Past Giants In Opener Action
Pirates overpower Giants 7 to 2 as Meadows drives in runs and Barnhart, Taylor and others contribute key hits. Hitting pressure mounts for Chicago and Brooklyn as early-season games unfold.
Big Social Festival Planned for Keystone Basket Team
Community drive promotes a festival on Mate Avenue and Washington Street next Thursday to raise funds for the Keystone basketball team. The Toasters organize booths, cream and cake, and contests with local residents backing the event as supporters push for a fair season and strong community backing.
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Inoet
Union City
Mate Avenue
Washington Street
Tana
Keystone
Keystone’ Honsters
State nickname history in New York motto phase
A fragmentary note discusses a nickname for New York State once called the Ex pelsive-a Latin swori motto Ex pelsive meaning ever upward. The text shows garbled OCR, unclear dates or figures, but centers on state identity and a Latin motto tied to aspiration.
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New York
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