Night lights and local sports buzz in Corry scene
Weren group promotes night play with floodlights while Charley Drakep touts city enthusiasm. President's Cup golf missing due to infection threat. Mrs Hulen Dunmihoo backs a Ladies Bowling League. Bridge pool and bowling leagues eyeing city clubs. Curley Williams eyed as tennis champion. war effort spurs cooperation with bowling leagues and national tourney rights.
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Labor Day
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Jim Pappas
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Daddie
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Tima
New England Man Cops Shotgun Title at Grand American
The 6th Annual Grand American Trapshooting championships opened in Vandalia Ohio with the New England man Walter A. Peterson of Massachusetts hailed as "champion of champions" after a 200-target long run. The event is billed as the world series of the scatter gun as top shooters compete for the amateur day targets and overall titles.
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Celired Automobile
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Mass. Being Crownwt “Champion of Champions.” (Whe Keyser
John Sandern
Armstrong Rematch Looms For Lightweight Title
Arm strong and Lon Ambers headline a heavyweight style clash as Armstrong seeks the lightweight crown with odds favoring him. The scene is set for a high stakes bout tonight at Yankee Stadium with extensive hype and risky bets surrounding the match.
Armstrong vs Ambers: Ward Lightweight Title Fight Tonight
United Press reports Keith Henry Armstrong and Low Ambers prepare for a world lightweight title bout in New York. Both fighters bring storied careers, with Armstrong holding a three-division title claim and Ambers pursuing a comeback after a tragic incident. Odds favored Armstrong based on recent form, but injuries and past punishment raise questions about durability. The welterweight stipulation remains noted in the contract.
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United Press
New York
Henry Armstrong
Lon Ambers
Atils
Yankee Stadium
Low Ambers
Armstrong Armberg
Nash
Biceps
Tin
Bromwich and Quist Triumph in Davis Cup Doubles
Bromwich and Quist won the doubles title in a Davis Cup buildup at Longwood, defeating veterans in a tight match. The Australian pair, first all foreign final in 58 years, set up the later singles and international challenge as they prepare for the September cup defense. Alice Marble and Sarah Palfrey Pacyan won the women’s doubles, defeating Brammers and James Hammerstein in straight sets.
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Boston
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Freda James Hammerste
Yesterday's Hero Luke Hama and Brookyn Butler Shine
Luke Hama and Brookyn Garve Butler delivered a seven hit pitching performance that cooled off the red-Met Cardin. The standout effort highlighted strong control and late inning resilience securing the victory.
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Ambers Wins. Welterweight Challenge Looms Within Sixty Days
Ambers triumphs as contenders line up for a welterweight title bout within sixty days. Betting surges beyond the Lewis Gil Jento fight, with Jolson and Armstrong mounting big stakes. Arm strong has $24,000 to place on Henry, who also holds substantial backing.
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Hus
Eagles to Play All-Star Team in Charity Game
Philadelphia Eagles meet the Eastern College All-Stars in their third annual charity game at Temple Stadium. Davey O’Brien, former Texas Christian standout, makes his pro debut. Starting lineup includes Daughters, Siegel, Berermey, Deluisy, Leeson, Zillides, Casey, Carnelly, Gintot, Tomasetti, and O’Mara among others.
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Shei
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Bosten Opleye
Lou Tomasetti
Bucknell
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Bob O'Mara
Dike
Ullbuck
U S Davis Cup Team Practices For World Challenge
America's Davis Cup squad gathered at Merion Cricket Club in Haverford Pa for two weeks of strenuous practice ahead of the September 2 to 4 clash with Australia. Jack Kramer and Welby Van Horn of California led the doubles, Frankie Parke among favorites for singles, with Bobby Higes of Chicago expected to anchor the team. Gene Milko noted as a doubles加入 arrival as the team prepares to meet the defending champions.
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He Xeeke
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Tora
Grraven
Four States Sign Pact to Adopt Uniform Regulations
Pennsylvania and neighboring states arrange an interstate athletic pact to standardize rules for football and other sports. The four state agreement with New York New Jersey and Connecticut sets unified rules, eligibility limits, and mutually agreed officials to keep contests fair and on an even keel. It covers use of intercollegiate rules in some states and high school rules in others and restricts age and grade eligibility across borders.
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Corry
Beavers
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New York
New Jersey
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Ohio
FIAA
Four Pace Field Opens in Women’s National Championship
The 43rd Women’s National Championship tees off at Wee Burn Club with 64 players in match play. Four players from a five‑way playoff for last spots were drawn against the four top qualifiers led by White, who shot a 74 in qualifying. notable entrants include Gene Mako, Ben Barrett, Stele Lawson Pagy, Marion Milsy, and Pam Baron.
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Roberts Faces Leaders in Homestead Grays Clash
Speedball Roberts, star pitcher for the National Colored League, has 19 wins and one loss this season and will start for manager Cam Posey to oppose league leaders the Grays in a key matchup at Warren. Josh Gibson backs the bat as the Grays show a steady lineup with Buck Leonard at first Ayr Bankhead second Jackson at short Al Spearman third plus Whatley in right and Harisioles in center.
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Josh" Gibson
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Buck" Leonard
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Ishort
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Brown
Pony Loop Farm Team Ties Bucs In Exhibition
Jamestown August 2. Rain halted an exhibition game between the Pirates and their farm hands in the Pony League with two outs in the seventh inning tied one run apiece. Cy Blinton worked six innings, allowing four singles and fanning six. Stan Zetusky and Leo Muleray yielded five safeties to the Baby Pirates, while Johnny Rezo belted the lone Buc run with a center-field homer.
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Stan Zetusky
Leo
Reds Rally Past Phillies for Seven-Run Victory
George Rushley reports from New York on a pivotal baseball day as the Reds rebound to defeat the Phillies 7 to 0, widening their lead in the pennant race while the Cardinals stumble. Cubs edge the Giants 4 to 3, Dodgers and Cubs gain ground, and notable hits push Cincinnati forward with Niggeling backstopping a six-hit effort.
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United Press
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Cardinals
Destinei
Reds
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Badgers
Giants
Cubs
John Niggeling
Indianapolis
Phils
Frank McCormick
Bill Hersheberger
Luc
Cincinnati
Jimmy Brown
Don Padgett
Poppies
Dolf Camilli
Stainback
Parks
Dodgers
Sunkel
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Larry Prench
P. KK. Wrigley
Gabby Hartnett
French
Hank Kercher
Meet in rubber game for junior ball title
Plains and Curtisville split the State Junior American Legion baseball series with Plains, eastern champions, defeating Curtisville, western champions, to force a decisive game for the state championship in Bradford Pennsylvania. Curtisville had won the opening game, Plains tied the set yesterday with a seven to one victory.
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Plains
Curtisville
American Legion
Ballot notice for Erie Court of Common Pleas judge race
A formal ballot notice invites voters in Erie to support both Democratic and Republican candidates for the office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. The letter requests votes and expresses respect for the readers' support.
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Court of Common Pleas of
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