Wrestling's New Hold Shocks Crowd at Matches
Tennessee star Whitey Hewitt debuts a lethal hold in the ring, choking Dusek and prompting police as fans scream. Syracuse football eyes fall camp on September 11 with early schedule hints and a push to avoid Thanksgiving clash. A firearms license fee dispute prompts potential 1934 reform, with city licenses exempt from extra charges.
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Indians Gain Ground As Brown Beats Yankees 2701
Cleveland climbs toward a better AL finish under Walter Johnson as Charley Rusting and Hale drive key hits. Brown's pitching stifles the Yankees while Washington extends its lead with a split against Detroit. Berger homers lift Boston in NL action amid a weather-driven schedule.
Still a Mighty Good All Around Ball Player
Not prosper and Group lost his job. Now he is playing with whatever team happens to want him the most. He is Still a mighty good all-around ball player Tionesta players will tell you how he can pitch.
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Tionesta
West vs East All Stars Set Big 1983 Open Game
Chicago August 24 Under floodlights at Soldier Field the West meets the East in the opening 1983 season game. Twenty four All Americans headline a star studded clash with a world of coaches watching including Pop Warner and Dana Bible. East and West lineups feature Howard Jones and Dick Hanley engineering a high powered attack with a rule change allowing forward passes from any point behind the line of scrimmage.
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Dana Bible
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Stan Williamson
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Purdue
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Yesterday's scores and today's MLB style games
Yesterday's results list Cleveland 2 New York 1 Chicago 8 42 Boston 1 1 Detroit 3 5 Washington 1 9 Boston 4 St Louis 3 Buffalo 4 7 Toronto 2 6 Today's slate features New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston.
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Independents to Name Manager Next Week
About twenty candidates attended last evening's meeting as ten definite steps were taken toward naming a manager for the 1933 season. A further meeting will be held early next week to elect a pilot and plan practice. RH FB Trause Gonzaga Drury So Cal Shaver So Calis
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International tilts feature doubles play at nationals
International quarter finals highlight the national doubles championship at Longwood Zeals courts. Australians Crawford and McGrath face Lott and Stoefen, while Berry and Wilde meet Shields and Parker. Defending champs Vines and Gledhill play Tidball and Mako, as second rounds wrap amid drizzle and upsets.
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Bat injures Porterville woman at baseball game
Mrs. Charles Young of Porterville was injured when a bat slipped from a player and struck her in the throat as she watched a baseball game. The incident highlights hazards at sporting events and prompted medical attention.
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Stanford Hose Company avenges Union City defeat
Stanford Hose Company routed Union City last week at Goleman Hose field with an 80 to 7 five inning victory. The battery of Aubey and Chasé starred as Stanford loaded the lineup and pounded the ball throughout the game.
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Verne Group Dominates Tionesta in 14-0 Win
MTUSVILLE Aug 24 Verne Group a Corry boy and Jag hurled for the Old Titusville Independents returned to the mound and hit his way to a 14 0 victory over Tionesta Indies scored in every inning but the fifth amassing 18 hits Group held Tionesta to little offense with only Schall and Harriston reaching third base Forester added three singles and McNamara had two others All Indies players except Joe Gilson scored a run and Group struck out four batters with one walk.
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Ou Forester
McNamara
Warren Indies Open Practice for Football Team
Warren Aug 28 ten of those most interested in the stock of the Warren independent football team attended the initial practice at Beaty playground Monday evening. Preliminary work was done and another workout is set for Friday. All players planning to join should attend Monday's session. Attendees included Jim Lytle Joe Lytle Bill Brooker Frank Willard Bob Murphy.
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Warren Independent
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Mrnday
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Bob Murphy
Jackson Beats Bear Lake at Annual Picnic Showdown
Ken Jackson, former Corry High athlete, pitched for Corry nine to an 18 to 4 victory over Bear Lake yesterday. He struck out fifteen Bear Lake batters while Joe Baressi collected four hits in six trips, though Corry hit several players.
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Corry High
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Jackson
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Writin Raiter veteran Americar sociation gate an
Writin Raiter, a veteran American association gate, remains a focal point as members discuss gate procedures and organizational roles. The article notes continued debates over governance and future outreach, highlighting key names and upcoming meetings.
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Americar Sociation
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