Titusville Gridiron Hopes Rally as New Talent Arrives
High school grid squad under Coach Bill Myers prepares for 1923 season with limited veterans. Titusville plans to rebuild after losses and seeks senior high players to fill key gaps while Philadelphia Phillies gear up for fall football at Shibe Park with Luc Wray leading the team in a night game October 4.
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Bill Myers
Soholia
Beavers
Dave
Thorpe
Phillips
Myers
Phillies
Eagles
Philadelphia
Luc Wray
University of Pennsylvania
Marines
Yanks Release Brown in Hollywood Clip
In Hollywood heats and clips a reported move sends Brown free. The article notes a roster shuffle and mentions related cast and game details, namingTeams and figures tied to the release. The text reflects a sports desk update with emphasis on baseball or film industry crossover actions.
Senators Hold Nine-Game Lead As Pennant Race Heats Up
Washington and New York remain atop the American League standings after a 5 4 win over Detroit and a tighter scramble among Cleveland and Philadelphia. Cronin’s Senators widened their advantage to nine games by sweeping Detroit, aided by Kuhel’s four hits including a homer. The Yankees stumble and face a tougher path to matching Washington’s pace with 34 games left. In the NL, the Giants stretched their lead to seven games after wins at Pittsburgh, with Lindstrom and Ott homers fueling multiple rallies as the Phillies and Cubs split. Dodgers also won twice, keeping pace in the circuit’s tight standings.
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Titusville High
Heinie Otto
Pennzies
Sterling Oils
Heries
George Norton
Hig Norse
K. C. Walters
Warren
Danny
Rainds
Youngsville
Rocky, Grove
Ben
Majijowski
Buffalo Fir Fry
Charley Blowers
Jamestown Spidera
Celoron Park
Titusuillo
Seneca Kickers
Carter Piel
Boyal
Zedee
Washington Senators
Gianta
Gene Burlingame
Hyrotuhilo
Bob Nyckols
Art Flot Candil
Clévaland
Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Doc Cronin
Washington
Termy U
New York Yankees
Senators
Yanks
Detroit
Kuhel
Firpo Malberry
Bob Burke
Tigers
Cleveland
Indians
Devens
Pennock
Moore
Pearson
Harder
Philadelphia
Detroits
St. Louis Browns
Bob Johnson
Wells
McDonald
Johnson
Parrett
Boston
Chicago
White Sox
Red Sox
Dusty Rhodes
Chisox
Freddie Lindstrom
Mel Ott
Nate
Johnny Verger
Phillies
Chicazo
Don Hurst
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Phillie
Klein
Wany Bergen
Braves
Brookly
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Lincup
Hack Wilsom
Sam Teslie
Taylor
Hoe
Walter Bérk
Ren Lites
Fredie
Whibley Johnson
Reds
Gwen Carroll
Carnera Seen At Pittsburgh
Brind' Camors, world heavyweight champion, fought in a charity exhibition in Pittsburgh. Camors outweighed by the opponent and clowned through the rounds for charity. The event featured several other wrestling matches and noted fighters from New York and Detroit.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Aus
Camors
World Heavywaight
Praniie
Mays
Bayonne
Maunsthy
Willy
Yanna
First Canadian Wins Toronto Swim Championship
Ruth Tower-Corsan of Toronto became the first Canadian to win the Dominion world championship professional women's 10 mile swim in Lake Ontario, finishing five hours 28 minutes 10.4 seconds, about three minutes ahead of Britain's Bivelyn Armstrong and well ahead of three international rivals. The record by Margaret Ravier Young remains the benchmark at 6 hours 44 minutes 4 seconds.
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United Press Toronto
Ruth Tower-Corsan
Toronto
Dominion
Lake
Ontario
Ishr
Asd
Margaret Ravier Young
Philadelphia
Tower-Corsan
Bivelyn Armstrong
Datrait
Jacobs Fights Moody for Women’s Nations Final
In Forest Hills today Helen Jacobs meets Helen Moody in the women’s nations tennis final. Jacobs trails Moody seven matches and has never won a set, yet says she will win this eighth encounter. Moody, famed for sharp backcourt and forecourt play, is a seasoned champion with strong control and global wins.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Mody
Forest Hills
Helens
Miss Jacobs
Jake
Queen Helen
Mrs. Moody
Uake
Helen
Jobo
Betty Nuthall
Mrs. Moddy
Dougal Named New Coach at Smethport High School
Dougal appointed head football and track coach at Smethport High after board meeting on Tuesday. The move follows Dougal’s noted tenure at Temple University and ties to local education chief Leach. Gilhert Piluitain named as assistant coach as the school transitions leadership.
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Smethport
Janthony Dougal
Temple University
Fouthfall
Simethport High School
Board of Education
Dougal
YESTEMDAVIS HEROES and Local Athletics Summary
In a fragmented report, athletes YESTEMDAVIS HEROES and Bob Wobhbon with Athletica-Apenunta are noted for a 1.1 homer and a missing batter. Bill Jerry of Glant-Ale is credited with a solo shot, while Lila Johnson of Reds-Hel Ondsers posts a 45 score in an unclear event.
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Yestemdavis
Bob Wobhbon
Athletica
Anvenomumn
Soya Homnern
Bill Jerry
Lusing
Lila Johnson
Ondsers
Tyy
Berwyn Entry Wins Grand at Trap Shooting
Vandalia Aug 26 The Grand American trapshooting tournament climaxes with Berwyn PA electrician Walter Beavers winning after a shoot-off with Ned Lilly of Stanton MI. Lilly tied 98 on 100. Beavers went 2 straight. High woman shooter Mia G Tremain Jackson Stormville NC tied for 90. Vandalia open and championship finals to finish today.
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Vandalia
Walter Beaver
Electtician
Berwyn
Ned Lilly
Stanton
Beavers
Lilly
Sidres
Que Heinland
Hillstoro
Ohio
Mia. G. Tremain Jackson
Stormville
N. C
Don McClain
Alianta
H. ©. Grigsby
Oklahoma City
Gila
Jackson
Grigsby
McClain
Jobh R. Taylor
Newark
Standings and Today’s Games From Open Standings Grid
Standings show Cleveland six New York Bouton and other teams with mixed records. Only game played today lists Montreal six to Albany one with various cities in action including New York at Carrot and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Nati New York
Lees Les
Moody Seeks Eighth National Title in Women’s Final
Helen Moody aims for an eighth national championship in the women’s tennis final facing Helen Jacobs who seeks her second title. Moody, favored despite a back injury, had earlier beaten Jacobs in key past meetings. Doubles pits Moody with Elizabeth Ryan against Betty Nuthall and Wreda James.
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Mrs. Moody
Miss Jacobs
Queen Helen
Betty Nuthall
Wreda James
Elizabeth Ryan
Eastern region police pistol matches conclude today
In Harrisburg, Pa, the eastern region police pistol meet at the state highway patrol range continues with final individual and beam events. West Virginia state police won team honors with 171 of 250, New York City police took second with 165, Washington, D C third with 14. H T Bugler Condersport district game supervisor won top individual score, 39 of 50.
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Umteg Press
Barrisburg
West Virginia
New York City
Washington, D. C
H. T. Bugler
Condersport
Elgin National Road Races Revived At Historic Course
The historic eight and quarter mile Elgin course, once home to Hamy Oldfield Ralph DePalma and others, was revived with several top drivers entered. Winds across the oval, with banked turns and corkscrew sections, were to shape the test as twenty six racers prepared for the trial.
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United Press
nHon
Hama Oldfield
Rilph De'Palma
Whdle
Fulckenhackeh
Trenton Wins Junior Ball Title in Rast
A garbled report notes Trenton capturing a junior ball title at Rast. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors but imply a youth team triumph with players including Destine Syme and Cari Peake. The piece references Springhird events and a school setting with additional unclear affiliations.
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Trenton
Canadohta Baseball Set to Face Titusville in Sunday Tilt
Corry boys plan a trip to Canadohta Lake Sunday afternoon to watch the Canadohtas, formed mainly of Corry players, meet Titusville Independents in the second game of the series. Canadohtas won the first clash 6 to 4 behind Kip Anderson’s RBI single. Titusville seeks a split, with possible mound work from Verne Group, Jake Jelsitt, Alderman, How, Fulton, and Babe Huenel likely to start if Canadohtas prevail.
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Corry Fus
Canadobta Lake
Canadohta
Corry
Titusville Independents
Canadohtas
Kip
Jake Jelsitt
Grolp
Titusville
Queen City Coutne
Bill Alderman
Jack How
Skee Fulton
Babe Huenel
Canadahtas
Ukely
Toound
Spain
Lakers
Wise
Aehics
Outboard Speedsters Hum At Muskingum
In Marietta Ohio on August 25 the top outboard motor pilots of the middle west prepared to race down the Muskingum river for the Charles G. Davis gold cup, a premier event of the sixth annual raid east regatta sanctioned by the National Outboard Motor Boat Association. The first day drew about 40,000 spectators and set a regatta speed record as 110 drivers competed in eight races with speeds around 44 miles per hour.
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United Press
Marietta
Middle West
Muskingum River
Charles G. Davis
Boxing Results From San Diego and Pittsburgh Cards
At San Diego Billy Constance defeated Johnny Romeo while John Martinez outpointed Leo Kelly in a separate bout. In Pittsburgh Billy Holt defeated Phil Ross, and Patsy Hennigan won by a knockout from Dominick Mancini. Other results include Young Dickson in defeat, Johnny Durso defeating Herbie Thomas, and Mike Barto defeated Johnny Birel in Pittsburgh card.
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San Diego
Billy Constance
U. S. Navy
John Martinez
Sari
Andy Kosel
Turtle Creek
Young Dickson
Pittsburgh
Johnny Durso
Herbie Thomas
Pittsburged
Mike Barto
New Kensington
Johnny Birel
Pittsbirai
Three Set Pace in First Round Western Open
Three players lead the Western Open after day one as MacDonald Sih of Nashville Abe Espinosa of Chicago and Byron Nelson of Texarkana top the field. Smith at Carnoustie shot 68 but fell behind. 60 low scores advance to Sunday final 36.
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MacDonald Smith
Abe Espinosa
Byron Nelson
Uniter Press Fla Wields
MacDand Sih
Nashville Tenn
Abe Aspinona
Chicago
Texarkana
Tex
Mac Slaith
Abe Hspinbsa
Nelson
Smith
Carnoustie
Johny
atFell
Bobby Domes
Espinosa
Taovex
Anu
Fragmented Rhyme Notes From a Quiet Night
A damaged fragment hints at a sequence about a person who lives and sleeps, works, and rests in a quiet setting. The text mentions six segments and a short, incomplete line, reflecting a sleepy, reflective mood.
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