Two New Threats in U S doubles final
The United Press reports Brooke Shields of New York and Frankie Parker face George Lott of Chicago and Lester Stoeten of Los Angeles in the national doubles tennis final. Lott Stoeten edged Turnbull Quist in five sets to reach the title, while Shields Parker aim to unseat defending champions Vines Gledhill.
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Unites Presa
Shieids
Parker
Jagk Cuddy
United Press
New York
George Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates Rally To Fourth As They Battle Giants For NL Lead
Pittsburgh Pirates surge to fourth place by defeating the Phillies 8 to 1 behind Wood Vaughan’s 14 hits and three doubles. Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader with Brooklyn, winning the nightcap 6 to 2. New York Giants extend lead by routing St Louis 3 to 0, with Bill Walker blanking the Cards in Game 1 and Homer by Walker in the third. Yankees beat Detroit 11 to 8 as Lazzeri leads offense. Senators drop Cleveland 7 to 2 in the nightcap.
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New York Giants
Piratea
Pirates
Adle
St. Louis
Chicago Cuba
Phillies
Heinie Meine
Phils
Wood Vaughan
Chicago
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cubs
Len Warneke
Moself
Giants
Boston Braves
St Louis Cardinals
Et Ae
Bill Walker
New York ‘Yankees
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Cleveland
Tony
Lazzeri
Yanits
Heinie Manushi
Ossie Briege
Indians
Monte Pearson
Appling
Jimmy Dykesley
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
St Louis
Browns
Tor
Red Sox
Blaeholder
Wells
Bob Weiland
Kissing Marathon Opens Second Round on Coney Island
Henry Melerome reports on Spuris Parade where about 1,000 spectators watch the first international kissing marathon move into the semi finals. Observers compare it to reckless sports, noting the playful yet competitive crowd and quotes Bert Nevins praising kissing as a simple, mass appeal game.
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Henry Melemore
United Press
Huua
Condy Island
Will West
Bert Nevins
Mr. Neving
Dr. Coils
Mr. Nevins
Goniey Island
Nevins
Riverside
Boxing Back In Erie Promises Card As Fans Hopeful
Promoter Freddie Dailey plans a Monday boxing card at the State Armory to spark renewed interest after the revival marked by Jim Calleva. He’s seeking a Cuban Eduardo Duarry opponent and eyeing fighters such as Tony Herrera and Steve Halsiko for ten rounds. Local teen Paddy Barrett’s pro switch stirs debate as civil courts may settle his affiliations. The Warren wartime roster includes Kane High standout Corey Kane and Kane athlete Bartlett, signaling a strong local sports presence this season.
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Erick
Jim Calleva
Freddie Dailey
Ita Slitahe
Eduardo Duarry
Dailey
State Armory
Tony Herrera
Harry Dublinsky
Tony Paleo
Steve Halsiko
Barry
Paddy Barrett
Erie
Hin
Barrett Ag
Joe Martin
The
Erie ‘Times
Johnny Carey
Iid
Sink
Carey
Barrett
Boxing Commission
Corey Yin
Kane High School
Fmemon Bartlett
W. Bartlett
Episcopal Church
Young Bartlett
Kane Aigh School
Hfe
Standings and Recent Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday standings show New York 11 over Detroit and Boston 8 9, St Louis 10 4, Washington 2 2, Cleveland 1 1, Chicago 14 over Philadelphia 5. Pittsburgh 4 over Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 6 6. Brooklyn 13 2. Today Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
National
Cincinnati
New Yorks
New
Octierley
Jol Barry
Newark
Chingco
Tuulis Sharkey
Mirsyengelts
Vine
Tresno
Calif
Little Dempsey
Baurandyeo
Low Gulley
Duluth
Roy Degam
Pocatello
Tdla
Mylan Joe Pivots
Pete
Major Cavanaugh Grid Coach Dies at 57 in Mass
Major Frank W. Cavanaugh, 57, famed football coach, died after a cerebral hemorrhage and bronchial pneumonia at a chicken farm near Marshfield, Massachusetts. A veteran of eight schools, including Fordham and Holy Cross, he led Ol dham College to a successful season before health declined amid war injuries and years of ill health.
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Marshfield
Mass
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Tas Ball
Oldham College
Cavanaugh
Ateoras
Fordham
Dartmouth
Boston
College
Holy Cross
Group Abandon Channel Swim in English Channel Attempt
A chaotic report details a group of swimmers attempting the English Channel crossing. Avi London, Mercedes Glaits, Charles Iberian, and others are named amid a disrupted effort with sailors and observers noting the difficulty and partial withdrawals as the crossing is attempted from Dover toward England and France.
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London
Avi
England
France
Mercedes Gloits
Dover
Charles Iberian
Joan
Net Queen Inquiries Into Wills Injury Fallout
Dr A C Wills said he will perform searching examinations to determine the extent of the injuries that forced his daughter Helen Wills to default in the national championship against Helen Jacobs of Berkeley. Mrs Moody may leave the train unseen to avoid photographers, while X rays are expected to locate the damage and guide treatment.
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San Francisco
A.C. Wills
Helen Wills Mandy
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Moody
Oakland
Earnshaw Quits Athletics at Philadelphia Park
Philadelphia Aug 30 Reports at Shibe Park say George Earnshaw right hand pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics has finished the season with the club. Uncertainty remains whether he left on his own or with permission from Connie Mack as an equipment removal from his locker yesterday was noted.
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Philadelphia
Shibe Park
George Harnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Connie Mack
Ball Park
Warnshaw
Earnshaw Collanobye
de Homy
Swaritimore
Report Coquet to Turn Pro as Paris Event Looms
The article notes that Coco Coquet plans to turn professional, with the move linked to an upcoming Paris event and a September 2 date at the French American pro. It mentions touring Seaside standings and lists several wrestling results from New York, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia events. Strong names include Nene Cochet and Paterson among others.
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Paris
Hale Sports
Newe York
Chee Osan
Nurway
Jurn Bine Brive
Brooklyn
Floyd Trae Artziia
Ilww
Cael Davie Wexna
Vani Steinke
Germany
Hirow Martin Zilroffepssin
Paterson
Tick ‘Shiliga
Philadelphia
Mlecher
New Teasay- Ab Alninry
Jar Sagan
Yarimer
Helen Moody Complimented In National Championship Action
Aberden Washington August 20 Hany S Knox president of the U S Lawn Tennis Association complimented Helen Wills Moody in announcing that her default for Helen Jacobs in the national championships called for action by the association. Moody’s fine record on the courts has been long and fine and I regret that she must take her first defeat in these matches.
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United Press
Aberden
Wash
Hany S. Knox
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Wirl
Huge field in Toronto swim championship race
An international field of 149 long distance swimmers will contest 15 miles of Lake Ontario for the men’s world professional title and $8,000 in cash prizes. Defending champion Georges Blagden of Memphis and former winner Marvin Nelson of Hart Dodge, Ta, are among the favorites.
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United Press
Toronto
Ont
Lake Ontario
Georges Blagden
Memphis
Tenn
Marvin Nelson
Hart Dodge
Enid Wilson to retire from competitive golf this week
Enid Wilson, the British girl touted to win the women's national gold title, plans retirement after this week's play at Exmoor Country Club. The strange garbled report lists numerous boxing and boxing-like results and names across cities, suggesting an era of sport news coverage with mixed accuracy.
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Enid Wilson
United Press Highland Argtl
Jose
Apts
Exmoor Country
Yesterday's Major League Heroes and Little Known Feats
Report highlights Monte Pearson of the Indians and Kent Lane in two tales with Carl Hubbell of the Giants. A sequence features a five hit game by Witz, Bit Waller, and others as Giants suffer. Detroite’s trio and a noted strikeout or triple are mentioned in a fragmentary recap.
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Monte Pearson
Kent Lane
Carl Hubbell
Cardials Witz
Waller
Aipin
Dorner
Tonny
Leagert
Vanduoor Teilating
Detroie Wither
Triple
Volta
Women's national golf championship second round underway
Exmoor Country Club High land Park Ui Aug 30 two new threats joined the field of 16 for the second round of match play. Lucile Robinson and Leona Cheney upset rivals, earning parity with the sport's top names. Pairings listed for upper and lower brackets. An upset saw Peggy Wattles defeat Ada Mackenzie four and two.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Exmoor Country Club
Highland Park
Lucile Robins
Drake University
Leona Pressler Cheney
Los Angeles
Yonten
Miss Robinson
Jane Brooks
Chicago
Mia
Cheney
Mildred Green
Culver City
Calif
Enid Wilson
The
Husky
Virginia van Wie
Maureen Orcutt
Hayworth
WN. i
Helen Hicks
Tawood
England
Harvey G. Highie
Detroit
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
Virginia van ‘Wie
Leo Pederman
Great Neck
U. Jc
Leona Gheney
Aniela Gorczyca
Ft. Worth
Tex
Haworth
N. J
Gherles Newbold
Wichita
Kah
Frances Williams
Wayne
U. S. Hill
Kansas City
Helent Hicks
Inwood
Ben Fitus Hugh
Vicksburg
Missi
Lucife Robinson
Des Moines
Margaret Maddox
Atalnta
N. C
Ada Mackenzie
Toronto
East-West Net Matches Open in hast West Tennis Meet
Ne Ji of Aus and Joseph Coughlin of San Francisco opened the annual East-West tennis matches facing South Orange’s J Gilbert Hil. Singles slated today include Jack Pidball of Los Angeles versus Manuel Ajon, Lester Stoeten of Los Angeles against Gregory Mangin of Newark. Doubles pair Els worth Vines and Keith Gledbill meet Wiljen Alison and John Van Ryn. Three singles and two doubles are set for tomorrow.
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United Fries Orange
Ne Ji
Joseph Coughlin
San Francisco
J. Gilbert Hil
South Orange
N. J
Swo
Jack Pidball
Los Angeles
Manuel Ajon 170
New York
Lester Stoeten
Gregory S. Mangin
Newark
Elsworth Vines
Keith Gledbill
California
Wiljen Alison
John van Ryn
Egat
FETA Retail Price Report From Local Market 1932
Fragmentary OCR notes show a retail price update with various figures and percentages for goods. The readable items mention percentages, prices around eight pence and forty-one, and references to a local market or shop report. The text is unclear and lacks coherent structure or full names.
Fragmented Readable OCR Item Shaped by News Text
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local news item mentioning March timing, a charity effort, and references to the NRA or related topics. The readable parts are sparse, leaving uncertain names, places, dates, and outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Summary Noted for Local Record
A damaged article fragment mentions a company and provisions related to protection and selling. It references tens of thousands and locations including Adison, Alton, and Murti, with mentions of lumber, a price or amount, and industry contexts. The text is garbled with partial names and numbers.
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Pete Lumber
Theoder & Adison I
Alton Conten
Uy Industria
Ait Murti
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