Monaca Boy In Line For Fight With Champion
Yarosz of Monaca Pa defeated Vince Dundee at Forbes Field to win the Pennsylvania middleweight title and earn a shot at Lou Brouillard. Dundee was outclassed, few punches landed, and the challenger weighed 157½ pounds to Dundee’s 158. More than 15,000 attended as receipts neared $21,000 with preliminaries featuring Becker Riske Zivic Weekly Bazzone Lewis Ross Diamond Sulhana and Randall.
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Uniti Press
Pittsburgh
Yatese
Monaca
Tory Mateh
Lou Brouillard
Yarosz
Vince Dundee
Wrwark
Jasmigne
Pennsylvania
Forbes Field
Demandi
Brouillard
Dundee
Varosz
Marcel Phil
Paris
al Becker
Johnny Riske
Eddie Zivic
Harry Weekly
Alliance
Suey Bazzone
McKeesport
al Lewis
Washington
Phil Ross
Chicago
al Diamond
Newark
N. J
al Sulhana
Terre Haute
Tiger Joe Randall
Darkness Halts Chisox Yanks After 18 Innings
New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox played an 18 inning tie in Chicago, 3 to 3, the longest game in AL history tied with 1903 and 1909 marks. The contest featured errorless defense, no extra-base hits, and halted by darkness after four hours and 11 minutes. the game will be replayed in September in New York.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Thapite
Harry Geisel
Detroit
Washington
New York Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Giants
Cards
Char Ay Devons
Harvard
Yankee
Herb Pennock
Gaston
Ghicaga
Wrban
Paber
Yanks
Readings
Washington Senators
Hita
Cleveland
Monte Pearson
Indians
Walter Johnson
Boston Red Sox
Bob Welland
Pearson
Bill Mwinde
Cleyvisnil
Homer
Boslin
Bewtinig Dvail
Aeftar
Mito
Sharkey to fight Loughran in Philadelphia bout
Jack Sharkey former heavyweight champion will meet Pommy Loughran in a 15 round bout at Baker Field Philadelphia on September 27. The plan follows his loss to Primo Carnera earlier this summer and comes five weeks after his Chicago fight with King Levinsky. Sharkey will receive 25000 dollars or 40 percent of the gate while Loughran gets 15000. Ruby Pried Morris Fishman and Johnny Buckley signatories represented Arena Corporation of Philadelphia and Sharkey’s camp.
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Sharkey
Levinsky
Loughran
United Press Boston
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Pommy Loughran
Baker Field
Philadelphia
King Levinsky
Chicago
Longman
Ruby Pried
Morris Fishman
Arena Corporation of Philadelphia
Johnny Buckley
Lefty Scott Downs Warren With Emporium Victory
Lefty Scott pitched for Emporium, driving in three runs with a homer as Emporium beat Warren 4 to 2 in an Interstate League clash. Scott led his team’s offense with two singles and a home run, while Warren's Blowers started on the mound and was relieved by Pike Peterson. Scoring occurred in the opening frame and the sixth, with Warren tallying a run in the fifth and an eighth-inning homer by Eddie Genberg in a losing effort.
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Emporium
St. Marys
Johnsonburg
Warren
Sylvania Worosters
Scott
Sylvania
Warren Crew
Jewell
Art. Johnson
Eddie Genberg
Blowers
Scntt
Hls
Union Mushers Meet Locals In Twilight Mushers Clash
Union City Aug 22 The Union Cuy Firemen mushball team returned to action beating Stanford Hosemushers 12 1 in seven innings at Corry Dalpurg pitched well while allowing only three safeties The locals travel to Corry Tuesday to face Raymond Manufacturing at 6 p m and return Wednesday to play at the Gontord street field opposite Evergreen cemetery
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Union City
Union Cuy
Corry
Stanford Hosemushers
Dalpurg
Bis
Raymond Manufacturing
Tourney Faces Another Delay In Forest Hills
In Forest Hills Australia today the women’s national tennis champion shins amid delays extending the schedule to two weeks. Dorothy Hood of England and Helen Jacobs of Berkeley defend the singles semi finals with the winner to meet Helen Wills Moody in the final. Mundy and Elizabeth Ryan face Round and Mary Hestey in doubles semi finals as the British pair Betty Nuthall and Freda Jamies advance to tomorrow’s final.
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Forest Hills
Aus
Aiy
Afiss
Dorothy Hood
England
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Agai
Helen’ Wills Moody
Mrs. Mundy
Misabeth Ryan
London
California
Miss Round
Mary Hestey
Betty Nuthall
Freda Jamies
Tominrrow
Yesterday's Heroes in Tight Relief Battles Across Classic Matchup
Urban Faber and Herb Pennoes pitched well in relief for the White Sox and Yankees as Eyar Swanson delivered a watch single driving in two runs amid a loud infield scramble. Monike Fensann and Tillie Held limited the Sox to a few bits while Crimer and Ron Higgins contributed on defense and offense in a tense late innings showdown.
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Urban Faber
Herb Pennoes
White Sox
Yankees
Eyar Swanson
Nea
Poore
Monike Fensann
Tillie
Sox
Crimer
Ron Higgins
Athiio
Polo Star Fights Girl Charges In Chicago Court
Cecil Stith captain and star of the West polo team stands beside Daige W. Brightmire in a police coat after being released on $2,500 bond. He faced a criminal attack charge filed by Miss Eugenia Rose, 23, a nurse. The inset shows him aiding the West to win the final game of the polo world series while he denied the charges.
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Cecil Stith
Daige W. R. Brightmire
Chicago
Eugenia Rose
Smith
Yong
East West grid game draws crowd of forty thousand
Chicago Aug 22 The East West football game promises a crowd of 40 000 or more under night lights at Soldier Field as both teams prepare after two weeks of training. The East squad led by Northwestern’s Diele Harney features several All-Americans and a wide open passing game following a new rule allowing passes behind the line of scrimmage.
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Chicago
Pega
Suididr Pista Thurstey
Diele Harney
Northwestern
Wiste Grajtest
Howard
California
Lg—Esker
Williamson
Rs—Gill
Californiat
RT Smith
Re—Nesbit
Washington
Qe—Sohaldach
EES
Krause Garten
Bhe—Driry
Galifornia
Ifesshiver
Fight results at Som Frantici Tut Lae Minneapolis
Polish event results show Sildi eat finishing 148 in Som Frantici Tut Lae. Minneapolis coverage notes the competition and participants.
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Minneapolis
Poland
Yesterday's Scores From Major Leagues and Planned Games
Baseball scores recap shows New York 3 Chicago 3 in 18 innings, Cleveland 10 Boston 1, Philadelphia 12 Detroit 7, Albany 9-1 over International, Toronto 4-3, Brittle 11 Jersey City. Today features New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago among listed matchups.
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Washington
New York
Bob Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
National
Cleveland
Internationa Albany
Toronto
Brittle
Jersey City
National Fisbbeh Aly
Beasklyn
Philadephia
First Round Games for Legion Tine Tennis Event
In Brookline the national doubles tennis tournament begins with first round matches delayed by rain. Veterans amid names like Mann and Silsworth Vines push for progress while other doubles teams await tomorrow’s schedule in the weather affected start.
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Legion Tine
United Presa Brookline
Muse
Ave
Ucinin
Weather Bureau
Feta
Ty Migit Gaudems
Corry Indies Board Plans Reorganization Meeting
Corry Indies will reorganize its independent football eleven for the 133 season at a meeting of players and fans. The gathering at 7:30 pm at the Municipal building will discuss election of six managers, new financing, and the launch of practice ahead of a potential September start.
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Corry
Wall Bs
Wesley Pearce
Ernesty Williams
iPlans
Phich
Temple Names 37 Candidates for 1947 Football Season
Temple University head coach Glenn Warner calls 37 players to pre season camp starting Sept 5. Forty seven lettermen and sophomores compete for 11 quarterback contenders and multiple backfield spots. Warner eyes stability at quarterback after Leon Whittlock departure and notes talent among Peterson, Pesta, Watts, and Shapiro as potential starters.
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United Fresh Philadelphia
Glenn
Waren
Temple University
Temple
Warner
Leon Whittlock
Howan
Amt
Logad
Meir
Petes
Pesta
Ube
Don’ Watts
al Ochronhc
Jonlin
Wemple
Dave Shapiro
Janke
Bull
Lipsklait
Hawk Reese
Joglonlmian
Pha Talbar
Hearing For West's Polo Player Delays Discussed
At Chicago on August 22, hearings were held on charges involving a West polo player and possible delays. Attorney Eugene Wachowski argued scheduling, with references to recent events and the running of a summer polo season amid winter preparations.
Reading Fragments Spur Poor Baseball Interest In City
The column laments two Sundays with no baseball at the city park Athletic Field and a city without a team. It notes waning summer attendance, a fine park unused, and hopes interest may revive with promotions and a strong Independent football project. It also mentions Arthur Dakuh in film work and golf and racing news with various names and upcoming matches.
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Athletic Field
Corry Newspaper Ad Text Teems With Erratic Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows a rough page of newspaper advertising and notices from Corry with scattered names such as West and Arthur Coli National, rates by mail, restricted items, and stray references to Civilian Co and April May. The legible content is sparse and disjointed.
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Corry
West & A
Arthur Coli National
W. Tribune Chamber
Carri Witten c Advertising
Comic Strip Sounds and Plans Advance
A fragment hints at upcoming comic features and a growing roster of creators. Notes mention ongoing adjustments to layouts and a push for new adventures, signaling fresh reader intrigue and issue plans.
Fragmented OCR: unclear text from a historical page
A garbled OCR fragment references various names, places, and terms, but the readable content is severely damaged. It reads like scattered phrases about conferences, agriculture, and travel, with missing context that prevents forming a coherent event or report.
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