Merchants Fall To Grays In Close Opening Game
Errors by the Merchants infield helped the Homestead Grays edge the Merchants in a tight opening contest. Bannister pitched well despite five earned runs. Williams starred at shortstop with two strong plays. Chalmady, normally a second baseman, played first and led Grays hitters with a double and two singles in four at bats.
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Revert Bannister
Merchants
Grays
National Color
Climpions
Lin Merchants
Wattsburg
Bannister
Williams
Chhimady
uChwels Baressi
Hendershot
Banny
Crows
Hatfiss
Walers
Landers
Walter Williams
Walters
Cannady
Terry Fied
Baressi
Seu Landers
DeLury
Ak Sequin
Aes
Duns
Britt
Peggy
Strong
Lamers
Dial
Baniser
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Gison
Ty Willams
Grays Cooper
Brown
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Harri
Bag
Jon
Bunniater
Baresi
Lander
Heury
Terry
Waya
Bo Barussi
Baresa
Ty Gilson
Hen
Cooper
Harriss
Lenders
Merchants — Witers
Barest
Harrise
Jett
Iif
Wimg
Oit
Banister
Sanders
Harris
Centar
Cobbett
Willams
Gan
Nady
DeLury ii
Short
Wald Brown
Gilson
Disjointed Baseball Memoir and Civil War Veteran Note
The fragment mixes baseball history with a long list of players and managers across eras, mentioning Abe Iy Grimia and McCarthy era Cubs under Mayanville, Maranville, and Evers. It also notes Shirley of Springtown Texas planning to celebrate his 104th birthday in October, a Civil War veteran with the 51st Tennessee Infantry, born 1819 in Sequahthhie Valley Tennessee, near Pikeville.
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Antic Payvelineon Yi
Tnéir
Abe Iy Grimia
Eayahi
Jouder
Jaye Ho
Riggirs Hornsby
Mani
McCarthy
Betore Hornsby
William Wrigley
Kame Wyte Cubs
Eire Journyyers
Bud Kilefes
At. Louis Browns
Poe
Maranville
Tillefer
Leiptie Cubs
Mayanville
Sleeping Arts
Nedeheil New York
Mapanvilly
Jhit Fore
Boston
Cubs
Rogers Beschi
Joe Tinker
Mitenetl
Mitchell
Matagera
Shirl
Springtown
Texas
Shirley
United States
Grand Army of la Rupidliy
St. Tennessee Infantry
Sequahnthhie Valley
Technessee
Pikeville
Orioles Meet Warren in Sunday Afternoon Tilt
Jamestown Orioles draw Warren Penns in a Sunday game at 8:30 PM. Art Johnson of Warren will pitch, with Jim Birtia also slated to start. Local fans expect to see the southpaw throw and the potential matchup feature.
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Sjameatuwi
Aue
Painges
Yarosz Triumphs In Pittsburgh Welterweight Bout
Teddy Yarosz won his 56th straight decision as a professional, defeating Jimmy Belmont in a ten round main event at Hickey Park Millvale. Belmont drew cuts and a bruised mouth while Yarosz remained unmarked, securing a clear victory with decisive left jabs and sharp combinations. Other local results included Joey Speigel and Uniontown pairings producing notable wins.
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Poupsburgh
Iteddy Yarosz
Menace
Jimmy Belmont
Braddock
Hickey Park
Millvale
Varosa
Belmont
Fawy
Teddy
Yost
Lashight
Yarvaz
Beirarut
Oller
Joey Speigel
Uniontown
Tommy Malco
Pittsburgh
Andy Rosa
wWismerding
Sammy Asto
General Burt
Aliquippa
Hens Roberts
Eltteburg
Allen Defeats White Sox for 15th Victory
Johnny Allen, making his major league debut season, earned his 15th win as the Yankees beat the White Sox in a game aided by Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri's bats. Gehrig hit two home runs, his 31st of the season, driving in five runs including a third-inning shot. The win keeps New York atop the American League standings by 1.5 games over Connie Mack’s Athletics, who defeated the Tigers 6 to 1 with Jim Foxx homering twice.
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United Prost New York
Johnny Allen
Hrower
Nort Carollina
New York Yankees
Yanks
Connie Mack
Greenabsre
Ihele
Alles
Toronto
Joe McCarthy
Lotty Gomez
Charley Rufling
George Fiogras
Herb Pennie Allen
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazaen
Inti Uf
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
Jim J"my Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Tolinch
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Senators
St. Louis
Cubs
Boston Braves
Hack Wilson
Lefty O'Doul
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Danny Tayloe
Jamestown Indoor Boxing Card Promises Strong Show
Indoor boxing at Jamestown’s Temple Auditorium features Chadakoin A.C. fighters with a 10 bout slate. Promoter Tommy Moore plans two quiple shows and a main card including Joe Basile and Nel Stark in a 4 round prelim, plus nine more bouts with names like Jessie Dike, Andy Shurran, Willie Lidt, Jimmy McCann and Georgie Bonnk.
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Vam Lown
Alig
Eam Anil
Pig Joe Basile
Janesoa
Nel
Stark
Bideedl
Jassie Dike
Clearfnlte
Battler
Andy ‘Shurran
Akron
Willie’ Litd
Cleveland
Jimmy McCann
Jamestown
Georgie Botnk
Warrén
Don Mofu
Bneie-Starkeembenyil
Dout Gearry
Ivan Skromere
Schaaf Baer Heavyweight Bout Heads to Chicago Tonight
George Kirkley reports Schaaf and Baer meet at the Chicago arena in a high stake heavyweight bout. Schaaf remains favored despite a recent defeat, while Baer seeks a breakthrough after nine straight wins including decisions over Leyinsky and Risko and a knockout of Swiderski. The outcome could position Baer as a top heavyweight challenger.
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Schaaf-Baer
Chicago
George Kirkley
United Press
Ernie [Schant
Nranny Heathniny
Max Baer
Lavernsure
Guilt
Moat
Dick Sharkey
Schaaf
Baer
Sedat
Paulina Uzeildin
Reno
King Leyinsky
Johnny Risko
Paul Swiderski
Tennis draw suspense in Vanderbilt Hotel ballroom
In York Aug 31 event for the men’s national singles championship a hat draw selects players for the upper and lower halves. Names include Ellsworth Vines, Wilmer Atson, Bunny Austin of England, and Henri Cochet of France. Carruthers and officials react with a tense mix of fear and hope as the draws unfold amid raucous crowd.
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Win York
Vandervil Hotel
Ellsworth’ Vines
Wilmer Atson
Bracke Pho
Bunny Austin
England
Henri Coyiet
Trance
Louie Carruthers
Wales
Panama
Cochet
Austin
Carruthers
Hig Han
Eddie Moss
Steven Wallis Morrison
Jones W
Circrithers
Simo Rich
All-Time Greats Shine as Players Dominate in Hard-Hitting Game
The report highlights dominant hitting by star players including Gehrig with his 20th home run of the season and a standout triple by Sin. Other contributions feature Mull and Terry driving runs with doubles and timely hits, while Wose struggles to land a solid hit in three at-bats.
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Himaniy Wose
Babe Mull
Ton Gehrig Ron
Bill Terry
Maui
Uncle Sam
Corry
Beavers Begin Football Practice Under New Coach Myers
Beavers report 24 players for preliminary practice at Tunioe High field amid heat. Coach Myers aims to form a 21 to 24 member starting squad this week as schools reopen Tuesday. He expresses optimism about material available for the Beavers this season.
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Myers
Tunioe High
Beavers
Crawfords Beat Rounceville In Big Cricket? No Way
The Pittsburgh Crawfords defeated the Roseville lineup 11 to 2 in seven innings at Rougeville. Pope powered the offense with a home run and three runs batted in, while leadoff hitters for the Crawfords collected three hits each. For Pennalp-Calladohtas, Radack homered and doubled, Foresther added two doubles as the visitors struggled to keep pace.
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Avgat
Pope
Qusky
Pittsburgh Crawfords
Rougeville
Howe
Hughes
Theopt
Crayfords
Radack
Poresther
Pennalp- Calladohtas
Foresther
Raymonds Beat Kiwanis In Tight Regular League Duel
The Raymonds music ballet company defeated the Kiwanis Club 6 to 5 on Junior High School grounds. Carroll pitched for Raymonds with Hand and Spovers as relievers while Shoop and Anderson were the Kiwanis batteries. Scoring by inning shows Raymonds leading 5 to 0 before a late rally by Kiwanis. In the other league game, Philan team won over the Odd Fellows by forfeit.
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Raymonu Wamracwuning Company
Musicballetm
Kiwanis Club
Carroll
Raymonds
Hand
Spovers
Shoop
Anderson
Wiwanis Chun
Iating Tollowa
Sehwanis
Teague
Phantame
Odd Fellows
North East Grid Team Seeks Game for 1982 Season
Lusty Plage reports from North axe that the Merchants football squad is reorganizing for the 1982 season and aims to schedule a game with Gerry hos for September 11. The North East team was unbeaten last season and expects to field a strong lineup for the new campaign.
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North East Grid
Lusty Plage
North Axe
Merchants
North! Ist
National Pro Golf Tourney Opens With Strong Field
The National Professional Golf Association tournament in St Paul begins with 36 holes daily through Sunday. Ollin Dutra leads qualifying at 142, Walter Hagen shoots 101 in qualifiers, and many famed players face tough match rosters including Len players and pairs listed for first rounds.
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Thom Grouse
United Press
Italy
St, Paul
Minn
Af Keller
Olln Dutra
Samta Mowies
Cant
Hottor
Yar
Dutra
Walter Hagen
Beggin Myles
Ashland
Len
Billy Burke
Tom Armour
Detroit
Leider
Harry Cooper
Lillis
Abe Espinosa
Chica
Haval MacSpacden
Bethel
Kuna
Collins
Kansas City
Clirenes
Dave Hackney
New Jersey
Masaachusetts
Tom Milimire
Michigan
Leonard Schmutte
Linn
D. Collins
Espinosa
Thay
Yesinphy
Vincent Allred
Rejlevue
Paul Rengan
Whili Plains
John’ Kindne
Joe Kirkwanul
Philadelphia
National and local scores drift in yesterday's games
Yesterday's scores show Philadelphia 6 Detroit 4 and Washington 12 St. Louis 7, New York 6 Chicago 5, Boston 6 Cleveland 2, and Ghivaga 4 New York 3. Other results include Pittsburgh 10 Boston 7 and Brooklyn 5 St. Louis 4 with international clashes Jersey City 12 Toronto 7 Montreal 4 Albany 3 Rochester 5 Baltimore 2 Buffalo 6 Newark. Today’s games list matchups at Washington Chicago Newport Cleveland Boston and Brooklyn Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Coe
ABU
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Bo Agl
Cincinnati - Mmnoly
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
National Ghivaga
Boston &Andi Brooklyn
International Jersey City
Toronto
Montreal
Albany
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Lowh
Newport
Patriol
National
Cineimmate
Wew
York
New
Satire on democracy and technocracy in public life
The piece critiques irony and public folly, noting the public interest needed for social progress. It discusses tax modes, citizen participation, and the pull between practicality and idealism, with references to workers, economists, and civic duty shaping community welfare.
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Jim Joseph J. Reilly
Hunter College Mollere
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