Corry Merchants beat Forestville in 4 to 2 tilt
In a sunlit Sunday game at Athletic Field the Corry Merchants defeated the Forestville Independent 4 to 2. Bannister starred for Corry with a double and two RBIs, while Ward, Wolfe, and Crandall contributed key hits as the Merchants broke the game open with a third inning rally and held off Forestville’s late surge.
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Midwestern athletes win major honors in national meet
George Kirkley reports that numerous Midwest athletes captured top titles across events including 100 and 400 meters, hurdles, discus, and shot put. Notable champions include Eddie Tolan and George Saline, with Bill Cast, John Anderson, Lou Seton, and Babe Dikrien earning prominent victories for their regions. The meet also highlighted Karen Dikiren and Lillian Copeland in women’s events, as Babe Dikren led with five wins.
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Scores from yesterday and today in major leagues
Yesterday's results include Detroit 1 Cleveland 1 and Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 2 with multiple 1st and 2nd inning notes. International results show Rochester 6 Jersey City 3 and Buffalo 10 Albany 8 in a 2nd game. Today schedules list New York vs Boston, Chicago vs Philadelphia, New York vs Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia vs Chicago with several related matchups.
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Stars Defeated at Western Park by Bear Lake Nine
Corry AIL Stars fell 7 to 4 at Western Park Wrigh t ville in a Saturday game. Bear Lake pitchers scattered hits with a balanced attack while Stavnes took the mound and struggled as the visitors pulled away.
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School boy sets back two stars at track meet
Cleveland high school youth Tor Uk more Unan AU led spectators at Municipal Stadium as four nations competed. Brick Brockmeyer of Germany won the 10 yard dash in a near record time of 6.1 seconds, with Salviati of Italy second and Brockmeyer third. Leo Sexton shattered the shot put record with a throw of 52 feet 111 inches, surpassing the former mark of 52 feet.
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Strong field assured in net championship
United Press reports the entry list for the United States men’s national singles tennis championship closes tonight in New York. Forrest Hills opens September 8 with a formidable foreign lineup including Cochet Bernard and Des Stefani, plus top players from England Japan Italy Spain and the United States led by Vines Van Ryn Shields and Parker among others.
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England
Racer John Takasa killed in Sharon Speedway crash
Sharon reporter states 29 year old John Takasa of Shoassville died instantly when his Atlantic stock car veered off the second lap at Sharon Speedway smashing into a fence during the second race of the day. The inexperienced driver reportedly became excited and lost control shortly after the race began in what was his first contest of the year.
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Shoassville
Sharon Speedway
Helen Jacobs Wins National Tennis Crown After Seven Years
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley wins the national singles title at Forest Hills by defeating Carolyn Babcock of Los Angeles 6 2 6 2. Jacobs, 28, then teamed with Sara Palfrey of Sharon to capture the doubles title 8 6 6 1, while Helen Wills Moody did not defend.
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Los Angeles
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Kane Wolves Open 1982 Prep Camp For Beavers
Kane High team coach Harold Slackhous announces 1982 Kane Wolves football candidates must report for equipment and exam Tuesday afternoon at the Easton high school. Preliminary practice to begin next week, with Kane set to host Corry High on Saturday September 17.
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VINES GLEDHILL SEED FAVOR IN DOUBLES AT CHUSTNUT MILLS
Chustnut Mills Massachusetts August 22 The Davis Chin double pair Walmer Mixon of Austin Texas and Dole Van Ryn of Philadelphia defend their title while Allsworth Vines of Pasadena and Keith Gelrichill of California seed seeded contenders set to challenge. Babe Didrickson attends and comments on training and family duties.
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Marathon baseball shakeup lifts Braves into contention
New York reports detail the Boston Braves snapping a slump after a marathon week that stretched to 67 innings over five games. They defeated the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 5 in 14 innings, pulling into fifth as Chicago and New York dominance continued. The Cardinals had held a 4 9 1/2 game lead before the stretch.
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Corry Woman in Western Pa Golf Tourney
Aug 22 at Fox Chapel Golf Club marks the start of the annual Women’s Golf Association of Western Pennsylvania event with about 200 entrants. Defending champion Jeannette Hunter of Oakfront Country Club and Barbara Warmcastle of Pittsburgh Field Club are favorites. Mrs Mabel Larson from Corry competes in the tournament.
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Women’s Guilt Association of Western Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania
The Big Five Infielders Shine In Slugfest Bout
Foxx and Simmons anchored the lineup as Ruth contributed a run batted in across two at bats. Gehrig doubled and singled four times, while Carey drove in four with two doubles in five appearances.
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Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Ruth
Lou Geurig
Bill Tercy
Fragmentary note on 1347 stamp proliferation
Vague text references provisional stamps and a person described as an individual youth. The readable content hints at a discussion of American postage stamps and historical timing around 1347, but no clear event, place, or identifiable organizations are provided.
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Old Alex Finds Daily Pitching A Real Strain
Chicago August 22 1911 era memories of Grover Cleveland Alexander loom as fans watch the aging Hall of Fame pitcher who won 873 games in the majors. He still teaches an inning or two, while touring with a troupe of veteran players, facing the weariness of years and the strains of constant travel.
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Fragmented Border Notice From Sparse OCR Snippet
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