Cory High Foot Ball Squad Launches Practice
Cory High coach McCallan issued uniforms to twenty players and opened a week of pre season drills at the junior high field after plans for a Lake Chautauqua camp fell through. Aiming for a strong season, the squad of close to forty is conditioning for a September 21 opener at Tidioute followed by a home game versus Westfield.
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Carmen Hill Leaves Pirates In Wild Card Shuffle
Teletype reports Carmen Hill is released by the Pittsburgh Pirates to the St Louis Cardinals via the waiver route. The veteran righty, age 34, had a troubled season in relief and a spinal ailment, ending a long Pirates tenure since 1925. The move follows a Pirates slump and signals broader team shakeups amid talk of dual clubs in Erie County.
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Last Night's Boxing Results From Aug 27 Card
Reports from Braddock Pennsylvania recount Tony Herrara winning a decision over Gaston Charles in a 10 round junior lightweight bout. Ray Kiser outpointed Ray Newton over eight rounds. Sammy Dorfman defeated Augie Pieano by disqualification in the second round after a low blow.
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Scozzawins Over Osk Till in Buffalo Ten Rounds
Lou Scozza of Buffalo defeated Osk Till of Rochester in a ten round bout in Buffalo last night with decisive points. Till was in danger in the seventh and ninth rounds. Bobby Tracy won an unpopular verdict over Frankie Mueller. Buffalo entrants made an impression.
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Women Begin Play In Western Golf Tourney
Western championship opens with top women players from across the West facing strong field including Mrs Leona Preasier of Los Angeles who holds the title since 1927. Ohio champion Mrs Curtin Sobol meets Califo rnia contenders in Mayfield Country Club rounds amid Chicago stars Virginia Van Wie and June Berhe with others teeing off in lower bracket matches.
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Scott to Meet Big Campolo at Ebbets Field
Newborn Aug 27. British heavyweight Scott will meet Argentine Vic torio Campolo in a 10 round bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on Sept 1. The match replaces the Scott Max Schmeling bout canceled by an Inter contract issue. Each fighter receives 25 percent of the gate.
New York Bout Promises High Stakes for Kid Chocolate and Singer
The babyshop artiste and Cuban Negro fighter Kid Chocolate versus Bronx-born S singer draw up to 5,000 fans and as much as $200,000 in bets for Thursday night action. Odds favor Chocolate despite no defeats, with early estimates showing a 128 1/2 pound catchweight and intense pre-fight training at White Sulphur Springs.
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Clymer Angling Rivalry Spurs Big Bass Capture
Local fishing tale centers on Kinley family members at Clymer where Jhaenjey reportedly retires with a large smallmouth bass and Downey azure weighs in another catch during a night contest. Walles Kinley previously spoke of rivalry and a noted archivelike feud among the brothers as they fished the streams near Clymer.
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Chicago Ball Mad As Bruins Near Pennant
Chicago fans go wild as Cubs press pennant chances in 1915 national league race. Crowds surge past 29,000 women attend Cubs park events and a 6 5 victory over the Reds triggers wild cheers led by Rogers Hornsby.
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American Clubs Standings and Yesterday's Scores
National standings show Philadelphia and St Louis down with Chicago, Cincinnati, and others. only game played. Today’s schedule lists Boston at Washington, Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, with other clubs not scheduled.
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Egyptian swimmer Isak Helmy makes Dover crossing attempt
United Press report describes giant Egyptian swimmer Helmy entering the Channel at South Foreland Point near Dover shortly after 6 a m. He launches a renewed crossing bid from Cap Gris Nez toward Dover in 68 hours and aims to win the gold cup offered by the Dover Corporation for the swiftest man to complete the Channel crossing.
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Allegheny Eleven Set to Open Practice Wednesday
Allegheny College football returns to campus with forty invited players reporting for preliminary training. Graduate Manager Townsend and Coach Crum, ex Princeton star, lead planning as the squad tunes up for the upcoming campaign.
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Cubs yank Reds with bases loaded homer in eighth
Normah McMily hit a grounder in the eighth that bounded into the stands for a grand slam with the bases full, lifting the Cubs to a 9 to 6 win over Cincinnati. The Phillies rallied past the Cardinals 7 to 6 in a ninth inning comeback. no other games were played in either league.
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Second Round at Longwood Tennis Upsets Likely
United Prone CHESTNUT reports second-round play at Longwood Cricket Club courts with thirteen American and three foreign teams in contention. Defending foreign seed Paul Derleou and Choper from Moyland were upset yesterday by Berkeley Bell and Lewis White, a technically surprising result that shakes the tournament’s early favorites.
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Lebourveau Recalled by A's and Brewers Option
New York Aug 27 Bonnie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletes, has recalled Bevo Lebourveau from the Milwaukee American Association club and released Ossie Onvad to the Brewers on option.
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Some New York Fans Still Hope for Yank Win
William J. Dunn reports mixed Yankees optimism as New York fans cling to a possible victory in a crucial series. The piece notes strangest fans, a hopeful mood, and expectations of a double win to narrow the gap with Philadelphia and boost morale amid a tense pennant race.
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Corry Event Ad Rates and Contact Details
Published daily on West South Street by A. D. Cole ethic Colegrove National Advertising FRED KIMB located at 67 West 46th Street Trinine Tower E Chamber of Corn. Rates include by mail five dollars and by carrier three cents per item.
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Reparations debate and fear of discrimination across nations
An exploration of postwar reparations tensions and perceived injustices. The piece discusses Britain Germany and America, noting victors and the political climate that could steer public opinion toward renewed conflict, with reflections on national mindsets and education.
Two concentric circles puzzle and unclear math note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions two concentric circles and numeric fragments including 182 inches and 240 division with a reference to 80 by G12. The passage is incoherent with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize as a news item.
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