Merchants In Two Fine Games Highlight Local Sport Notes
Gary fans watched the Merchants win two weekend games with strong pitching by Koestner and Hagnes. The Cobbett Crandall clan won one-run decisions in late innings while Cleveland Chicago day game saw Watt Averill homer twice and Willis Hudlin secure his fifth straight win. Babe Herman and Frankie Boyersil face off next as local boxing lingers in the scene.
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Merchants
Hall
Babe
Cleveland
Chicago
Indians
Watt Averill
Porter
Tribe
Red Jrabier Fidally
Willis Hud UN
Babe Haenel Holds Visitors To Five Bingles In Win
Wesleyville defeats Erie County League first-round champions 2 to 0 as Babe Haenel dominates with strong pitching. Cobbett Crandall combine for early scoring. Hendershot drives in a seventh-inning run. Haenel retires last six batters in a row to seal the victory.
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Wesleyville
Babe” Hienel
Fairgrounds
Merchants
Secomd
Erie County Baseball League
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Aho
Cobbett-Crandall
Baress
Crandall
Cobbett
Hendershot
Gilson
Torja
Baredsi
Haenel
Benzo
Klein
Long
Huenel
Ahock
Quinn
Carey
Pop Foui
Crossley Nine
Shetty! Scott
Lie Hoe Hendershot
Hener
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Downey
Voigl
Yoanns
Moist
Bert
Scott
Crandall Cobbett
Manafo
Nases
Ang
Beno
Manafots Voigt
lGrandall
Walters
Hil
Baressi
Ling
Brewon
Pittsburgh Colored Stars Return for Twilight Matchup
The Pittsburgh Colored Stars, fresh off a 9 to 4 win over the Warren Pennsylvanians, visit Corry for a 6 16 PM twilight game against the Merchants on the Junior High field. The Stars are described as airtight on defense and potent in attack, promising a strong crowd as they face a Merchants lineup uncertain in pitching. Local fans expect a competitive clash with a top caliber visiting club.
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Corry
Merchants
Pittsburgh Stars
Ruthian
Ady Smaveur
Woods
Homestead Grays
Grays
Prof Long
Bris
Bradford Mohawks
First Round of Mushball Loop Nearing Close
The board of directors for both leagues the City M C A League and the M C A Industrial-Commercial League will meet Tuesday at City Hall to handle important business including a possible new entrant after a team exits. In the Commercial-Industrial league a three way tie may form if Turnbuckle beats Raymond and Corrys Jamestown defeats Emblem Oil. in the U M C A City League Alpha aims to beat the 30 A team and secure the first half title.
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M.C. A. League
M. C. A. Industrial-Commercial League
Thesday Evening
Corry-Jamestown
Kiwanis
Pat Raymond
Corrys
Jamestown
Hagen favored to capture playoff in Canadian Open
Toronto July 1 Walter Hagen of Detroit was a slight favorite in betting today to defeat Percy Alliss the Englishman from Berlin in their 36 hole playoff tomorrow for the Canadian open golf championship. Hagen and Alliss ended regulation 36 holes in a 8 hole deadlock with 282 strokes each. Alliss rested yesterday while Hagen joined Tommy Armour in Buffalo to defeat Hamilton Gardner and Duane Tower in an exhibition.
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Walter Hagen
Detroit
Percy Allies
Berlin
Waa
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Hagen
Alliss
Buffalo
Tommy Armour
Hamilton Gardner
Duane Tower
TILDEN WINS PRO HONORS
By united Firo New York Wily 13 Bil Tien wins national professional tennis championship against Vincent Richards 7 8 6 2 61 to claim the title in a storied career with multiple US and Wimbledon titles and a Davis Cup record.
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New York
Wily
Big Bil Tien
Vincent Richards
United States
Pildon
Mushball Playday Schedule At Local Junior High
A playground mushball program plans games Tuesday and Wednesday mornings and afternoons at the Junior High with sites at Washington St Thomas Conor and two Junior High playgrounds Fairview and Harding. Boys should contact M C A secretary G M Hengal to join. Neighborhood teams from four districts are invited to participate and represent their playgrounds.
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Washington
St. Thomas
Conor
Pliny
Fairview
Harding Shool
M. CA
G. M. Hengal
Koestner Delivers Third Straight Win With Low Hits Allowed
George Koestner, a bespectacled newcomer, pitched a strong game to lead Corty Merchants past Jamestown Chairs 6 to 4. He held the Chairs to three hits, earning his second straight win this season and helping avenge a earlier Decoration Day defeat.
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Corty Merchants
Koestner
Janestown
Burling
New York
Lots Moundsman
Jamestown
Shack
Garfield
Shel
Merchants
Mountain
Long
Cobbett
Hendershots
Walters
Larson
Damestown
GA & Shuck
Gurekt
Corry
Crandall
al Gobbets
al Herdershit
Haonel
Sharkey Walker Bout Spurts Titles Hint Fails to Impress
Stewart criticizes the Sharkey Walker match at Ebbets Field on July 22, noting it lacks true championship weight. Sharkey, seen as division king, faces Walker, a top middleweight but without credible claim to heavyweight title status, amid a fraught NYAC stance and Schmeling pressure.
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United Press Slam
Jagle Sharkey
Mickey Walker
Ebbets Field
Hibsber Ach Genspady
New Yorke Athletic Commission
Big Boy
Petergon
Ashe’ Uxeidin
Noliner
Sharkey
Bey Ol
Walker
Baseball Scores And Today’s Schedule From The League
Baseball results include Detroit over St Louis 7 2 Cleveland over Chicago 10 4 Chicago over Cleveland 7 5 New York over Washington 10 4 Philadelphia over Boston 7 2 Boston over Philadelphia 2 7 National League matchups show Chicago 7 St Louis 17 etc Cincinnati 14 Pittsburgh 4 New York 14 Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 7 Boston 4 Today’s games list Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Only game scheduled is Washington at Philadelphia plus Chicago at St Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
National
St. Lewis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
National Chicago
New York Mae
St. Louie
Cincinnati Bee
Nameless Nine Drops Two Games Over Weekend
Nameless Nine lost 18 to 5 at Garland on Saturday and 18 to 4 at Leaville on Sunday. Pitching lacked control as nine walks and several hit batters aided the foes. Ray Poppleton led Irvineton with two doubles and a homer to back victorious pitching.
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Corry Combination
Levineton
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Youngsville
Ray Poppleton
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Trvineton
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Ton
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Brynolféon
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Brench
Kinney
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Baye
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oMuntain
Nvon
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Swanson
Brynaksot
Pomernih Mann Stalicthase
Mead 4
Siller, Miman
Odie van- Dirge Miller
Carlton
Tigers Boast Two Promising Young Players
United Press notes Detroit Tigers rookies Hubbie Walker and Marvin Owen show growing promise in 1981. Walker, once doubted, has sharpened hitting and confidence at the plate with an aggressive stance. Owen, a versatile infielder, has impressed in multiple positions and earned consideration for base and infield roles.
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United Press Detroit
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Bucky Harris
Sone
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Harts
Marty McManus
Santa Clara
Calif
Seattle
Harris
Detroit
Hoyt Nets Second Victory With Athletics
Waite Hoyt earned his second win for the Athletics in a doubleheader sweep of the Red Sox. The former Yankee hurler allowed eight hits overall, strong pitching securing a 7 to 3 and 10 to 4 pair of wins as Boston fell twice. Hoyt may be moved to tougher opponents, aiming for eight victories as the season closes. The A’s also beat Washington, boosting their standings while New York defeated.
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Philadelphia
A's
Lefty Grove
Barnshay
Walberg
Mahaffey
Yankee Moundsman
Red Sox
Mackien
Leo H Petersen
United Press
New York
Uly 13
Waite Hiyt
Boston Red Sox
Boll
Hoyt
Gonnie Mack
Yankee
Boston
Washington
Jenzye
Speed Boat Races at Conneaut Lake
United Press reports at Conneaut Lake Pa on July 14 Albert Jene of Dunkirk NJ won two first places. Yoder NY and others placed in Class C Hydroplane events. Results include Giesk, M Lyrtoy, SenhaTet, Youngstown, and multiple second and third finishes across various boats and drivers.
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Canneaut Lake Pa
Albert Jene
Dunkirk
Yoder Ny
Columbus
Hy Gehyadar
Youngstown
PD. Ward
Elgris
Glaas
Cleveland
Hest A Beker
Vleyesland
C. E. Haya
Chase D.hyirophie
Mbenk
Irasq
Dude
Moy
Shrets
Trvin Lary
Foinentown
Powhil 1
NC Plingil
Cotbus
Fred
Meese
Dun- Nirik N.S. Ests
W.W. Neely
New Kennington
Peasoond
Tevin Lero
Follzubown
Fragmented historical tidbits on press, figures, and war talk
The text presents fragmented notes on publishing, advertising, and naval age gear, interwoven with references to Britain, Germany, and wartime figures. It mentions modern ships, journalism trends, censorship, and a tangle of names including Ludendorff and General Hit. The piece hints at broader political anxieties and media influence during conflict.
Fragmented OCR Title for Local Notice
A partial OCR fragment mentions pronunciation and vocal phrasing amid stray words. The readable text is insufficient to determine person, place, or event. no clear news item or identifiable entities emerge from the fragment.
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