Sunny Lowry Sails English Channel First Since 1930
Miss Sunny Lowry became the first successful Chantel swimmer since Peggy Duncan to cross from France to England, arriving at St Margaret's Bay after about 6 hours and 39 minutes in the water. Other entries note disputed men’s records and ongoing attempts by endurance swimmers like Charles Zimmy and Mercedes Gleitze in related crossings.
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London
Sunny Lowry
Cape Gris
France
St. Margaret's Bay
England
Notay
Lowry
Cane Grin
Nez
Gertrude Ederle
Vencesses Spacek
Prague
Otters
Georges Michel
Miss Lowry
Peggy Duncan
South Africa
Gris Ney
South Foreland
Enid Wilson and Helen Hicks Lead 1933 Women's Golf Title Bid
George Kirkley reports from Highland Park as Enid Wilson and Helen Hicks emerge as top favorites for the national women’s golf title. Wilson, victor in qualifying with a 76, eyes a 26 hole final, while Hicks and Maureen Orcutt remain strong contenders. Miss Wilson seeks to claim the U S title after multiple British wins and prior near-misses in this American championship.
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George Kirkley
Dxmoor Country Club
Highland Park
Chixgo
Helenke
Inwood
Enid Wilson
Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
N. J
Miss Wilson
Alexe Stirling
Ada M McKenzie
Maureen Orcull
Virginia van Wie
Miss Hicks
Miss Orcutt
Miss van Wie
Pir
A. D. Cheney
Sat Gabriel
Galif
Eteen
Lake
Mise Wilson
Elizabeth Bunn
Indianapolis
Cs Wise
Charles Dennehy
Chicago
Hicks
Edith Begg
Cleveland
U. S
Eaich
Charlotte Glutting
Helen Hicks
Standings and Tomorrow's Matches From Yesterday Scores
Standings show Detroit defeated New York while Philadelphia and Chicago posted wins. Other results include Pittsburgh and Albany led by different scorers. unfamiliar names appear in scattered box scores. Today’s games list Bhulin versus St Louis and Philadelphia at Chicago among others with multiple unclear entries.
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American Bhulin
St Louis
Rel Fotly
Hetevit
Spelletca
Gieveland
Ladelphia
Chicago
Former Fordham Coach Near Death After Stroke and Pneumonia
Marshfield Mass August 29 The veteran football coach Frank W Gayanayeh who served Fordham Holy Cross and Boston College during a 35 year career is near death from a cerebral hemorrhage and bronchial pneumonia. He has taken no nourishment since Saturday and doctors warned death could come momentarily after more than 20 hours of critical condition.
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United Press
Marshfield
Mass
Frank Wgayanayeh
Udw
Fordham
Dart Smouthy
Holy Cross
Boston College
Today s Sports Parade Highlights Iconic Figures
Henry McLemore surveys sports stars and clichés from tennis to boxing noting Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs rivalry, Gene Sarazen’s bravado, Jim Growley at Fordham, plus Beasley’s acclaim. The column teases 1930s personalities across golf, boxing, football, and tennis with colorful opinions.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Louvre
Gene Sarazen
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
Davis
Fordhan
Jimmy Growley
Bill Terry
New York Giants
John’ McGraw
Chicago Cubs
Jon Medwick
Alice Marble
San Frantisco
Dorothy Round
England
Pring Gamera
Merven Beasley
Beasley
Gillsworth Vines
Gall
New World Boxing
Dreane Tuna
Yoline
Nerauaé
Beriaes
Massera Battles Hamas in Uneven Frame Up
A garbled report from New York outlines Charley Massera of Pittsburgh facing off against Steve Hamas in a rough match described with unclear locations and chaotic names. The piece hints at prior engagements and betting lines but offers little verifiable detail.
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Unites Press
New York
Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
Steve Hamas
Farmer
Bente
Massera
Keen Victoriana
Miss Kiath erie Hallenbeck Dies After Fall From Horse
Miss Kiath erie Hallenbeck 18 of Dunelair[e] dies in Br dod a Memorial Hospital at 8 20 PM after a fall while riding near West Lace Road. She sustained serious injuries to the back of her head and neck. She attended Columbia University and was the daughter of Dr ant Mrs G B Hallenbeck of Engle Street. Survived by one brother.
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Dunetre
Kiatherie Hallenbeck
Yetre
Dunieirle
Dalgue
Ant
G. B
Lumbia
Crawford and Vines Head Seeded in National Singles
New York Aug 29 Vines defending champion and Crawford top the seeded list for the national men's singles championships at Forest Hills. Frank Shields leads Americans, followed by Wilmer Allison and Clifford Sutter. Other seeds include Parker Molnwaikes Braley Wood Brofen Mangin George Lott and Bryant Grant among domestic entrants.
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United Press
New York
Zllsworth
Vines
Jack Crawford
Forest Hills
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Crawford
Frank Shields
Wilmer Allison
Ayia Gp
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Frankie Parker
Molnwaikes
Braléy B. Wood
Leste Broefen
Los ‘Angeles
Ty Gregory Mangin
New
George Lott
Chichzo
Bryant Grant
Atlanta
Jacobs Tops Moody in Forest Hills Championship
Helen Jacobs defeats Helen Wills Moody to win the women's national singles title in Forest Hills New York. Moody had previously beaten Jacobs seven times, but Jacobs captured the victory in the final sets as shown in the action photos.
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Sworld
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Forest
Doubles finalists set as Shields Parker win in five sets
Hard hitting Tran Shields of New York and Franklin Parker of Milwaukee reach the final by defeating Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill of California in a five set victory. George Lott and Lester Stoeton advanced in a separate match halted by darkness. Australian pair Turnhall and Quisly led 2-1 in the second set before time ran out.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Tran Shields
New York
Frankin Parker
Milwaukee
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
California
Shields
Parker
George Lott
Chicago
Lester Stoetan
Los Angeles
Don Turnhall
Adrian Quisly
Auetralia
Ted
der Aljison
Ohn van Fyn Vines
Fight Results at Newark and New York Boxing Meet
In Newark unknown Winston from Hartford defeated Tony from New Jersey by technical knockout over Lassasay from Berkeley. In New York Muray Brandt beat Pearo Rieves while Ganablaneny Wi drew with Abe Bethitancid. Other bouts included Jackie Wilson and Billy Boyle with notable bouts involving Shimy Goldstein and Saker Brown in Atlantic City and Baltimore area cards.
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Newark
Brooklyn
Duhyninte
Pearo ‘Rieves
Ganablaneny Wi
Aclem
Drew Watch
Wee Netcott
Scfintin
Ab Bethitancid
PayeKanny Deyn
Aligntown
Jackie Wilsinon
Ais
shMidmphiay
Billy Boyle
AiEhwn
Shimy Goldstein
Phiindet- Bild
Atlantic Citi
Adkipna
Saker Brown
Lands
Baltimore
Dareates Idimmny
Reed
Tampe
Pie
Corry Golf Pro Breaks Warren Course Record
Corry Country Club pro Tony Joy shattered Warren course records on Monday afternoon. He fired 32 for nine holes, four under par, and matched the 18-hole mark of 70, two under par. Joy finished the day with 82 after a strong back nine, drawing praise from local players A G Poxtie Thwait and G A Wallace who accompanied him.
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Tony Joy
Corny Country Club
Denny Shute Eliminated In P G A Match Championship
Denny Shute the British Open champion from Lisnérch Pennsylvania was eliminated in the west round of the Philadelphia P G A match championship. He and Pur well with Henry of Didmulich were defeated 3 and 2 by George Ldy Huntingdon Valley and Jock Gampden Old York Road.
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Unites Frese
Philadelphia
Denny Shute
Lisnérch
Fete Henry
Didmulich
Conitest
George Ldy
Huntingdon Valley
Jock Gampden
Old York Road
Vice President of Toronto Club Dies
The vice president of a Toronto baseball club died at St Michael's Hospital following injuries from a double header clash between Toronto and another team. Dunn joined the club in 1996 after the Lents won their first permanent title, previously working with minor chemistry in Northam Ontario.
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Toronto Club
Toronto
Rin Env Moe
Mt St Michael's Hospital
Cheng
Dunn
Minipre ii
Hortham Ontario
Quick-acting SapGura Ointment Advertises Burns Relief
An old time ad promotes SapGura Ointment claiming rapid healing of burns and skin irritation. It lists Mrs Beadiisha of Fiaviharns as a customer and emphasizes relief for wounds, rashes, piles, and itching. The copy touts its cure claims and suggests household use.
Giants Slump as Braves Rally in Tight pennant Race
By United Press staffer Jack Cuddy New York Giants cling to first as Boston Braves surge. Giants lead shrinks to six games after a rough stretch. Braves win six straight while St Louis and Pittsburgh win. Card win over Giants and Cubs’ struggles widen gap. Boston heads toward critical six game series with the Giants.
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Jack Cuddy
United Presa Sta
York
Hoston Braves
New York Giants
Braves
Hilng
Strak
New York
Kinchinati
Giants
Boston
Red” Lucas
Cincinnati
Lucas
St. Louis Cardinals
Parnelee
Schumacher
Clark
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Larry French
Senators
New York Yankees
Vic Sorrell
Yankees
Detroit
Sorrell Jama
Lou Geri
Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago
Cain
Peterson
White Sox
Jones and Lytte
Boston S. ‘Louis
Mit
Colts and Emporums Duel as Baseball Title Race Heats Up
In the Warren Indians practice notes, the St Marys Colts sit atop the standings with Emporums close behind after three starts each. Ridgway holds a steady bid, while Jamestown and Warren battle for position as the season nears the halfway mark. Upcoming games feature Ridgway vs the Orioles and Warren at St Marys, with cyclonic hopes pinned on Blowers' curve. Local football prep accelerates as Meadville Titusville Oil City and Franklin hit camps, with Meadville and Franklin leading early practice and Camp Coltman noted for Oil City players.
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Colts
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Pet Sty Marys
Emporio iii
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DWE
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Ste Marys
Charley
Hmporum
Crawford
Venango
Meadville
Titusville
Oil City
Franklin
Hennictt
Dn Cole
Meadville High
Oil City High
Mm Tex
Hua Wells
Camp Coltman
Allegheny River
Titusville Herald
Fragmented OCR Item Reveals Key Facts Unclear
A damaged page fragment presents partial facts with names and places obscured. Readable elements hint at a local event or notice but lack clear dates or outcomes, making precise summary difficult. The article fragment preserves several proper nouns but omits decisive details needed for a complete card.
Incomplete OCR Scribble Shows Standings Preview
Fragmentary text notes preliminary standings and percentages from last year. Reads like a sports data snippet with references to percentages and comparisons, but lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify specifics.
May Day in the Public Sphere Sparks Policy Debate
A garbled excerpt hints at May Day tied to government roles and survey data. Mentions interviews, weekly venues, and a Benin style discussion, with references to officials and measures affecting labor, trade, and governance amid uncertain prospects.
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