Corry Pro in Splendid Form at Edinboro
Corry pro at Corry Country Club, Edinboro, posts a 72 in afternoon rounds to win the second northwest PA golf pro series event. Luther leads Johnny Capebianco by one after morning play. Capebianco finishes second with 148. Other scorers include Innes 150, Millar 150, Higgins 151, as a large field of pros and amateurs readies for Oakland Beach championship.
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Euntere
Pal
Ed Jaithen
Corry Country Club
Millar
Joe Higgins
Eric
Corry
Edinboro
Cort McIntosh
Erie Club
Bill Kane
Cambridge Springs
Hymers
Kahutwa Club
Erie
Niclellor
Meadville
Marl Diehl
Glenwood
Fred Baroni
Oakland Beach
Jim Lyon
Conneaut
Luther
Tony Day
Corry Club
Conneaut Lake
Hig
Meadville Tributo-Republican
Pittsburgt
Charles Manning
Pete O'Hara
Vince Eldred
George Underwood
Dale
Nelson Zimmerman
Jah Manney
Bob Graham
Fred Oneretta
Youngstown
al Alcroft
Billy Ateport
Jack Meskell
Frank Long
Cecil Barber
Willie Scott
Floyd Delvecchio
Jay Thompson
Charles Hymers
Jack Higgens
Bar Dichand
Upris Brown
Johnny Capebianes
Culbertson Hills
Ig Am
Assassa
Ted Luther
Tony Toy
Sandwich
Saafest
Nsl
Garnoustie
Tommy Arnimit
Princes
Vaag
Princes Mirfield
Promsing Bojarski Impresses In Early Ring Run
Frankie Bojarski shows early promise as a lightweight contender, rising from local circles with four straight wins and a powerful left hand. Hack Wilson struggles with a batting slump in summer form, while golf rumblings note courses and open contenders across England. Phil Burton posts a stellar 542 average in five games for Blooming Valley, drawing attention in Pennsylvania baseball standings.
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Ted Luther
Aylo
Pennsylvania
Phil Burton
Copmer Spartanshire Allien
Jourlns F
Srant
Blooming Vailey
Rimgford
Burton
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120 Killed as Troops Quell Congo Revolt
Troops moved to quell a revolt in the Congo Biwango district today, with reports stating about 120 to 129 killed amid harsh repression. The incident follows ongoing unrest as forces attempt to restore order in the region.
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Congo
Sey Unies
Prey
Sports scores and matchups from today’s games
American Washington 4 percent Chicago 7. Bt Dowls fi Bimton 2 Philadelphia Detroit 3. New York 7 Chicago 6 Fitzsburgh. Todays games feature Lola at New York Helmnil at Washington Ghitsgn Philadelphia Cleveland Boston.
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Washington
New York
Boston National
Ll Poe
Brooklyn
American
Chicago
Dowls
Bimton
Philhitalphia
Detroit
Mtegilhid Xs
New Bork
Lola
Helmnil
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Bojorski Dominates Herman in Erie Ring Bout
Bojorski overwhelms veteran Babe Herman in a decisive third round knockout in Erie. The southpaw from McKean impressed with powerful lefts, dropping Herman on the ropes and floor as the fight ended early in the third. Also on the card Vogel stops Cibyon in 4, Sion stops Blake in 2, Osan versus Oldach declared a draw.
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Frank Te
Bojorski
Babe Herman
York
Hest
McKean Farmer
Erie
Castorser
McKean
Herman
Bojorsie
Jimmy Osan
Matty Oldach
Brie
Draig
Tater
Lefty Grove Tops 18th Victory of Season for Athletics
United Press reports Lefty Grove, the Athletics ace from Lonaconing Maryland, won his 18th game of the season. The interview reveals little speech from Grove but confirms he seeks no fixed victory total, praises catcher Mickey Cochrane, and notes he fears no opponent. Also mentions Davis Cup actions and local sports notes including a Merchants vs Nameless Nine game today at Junior High field.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Egypt
Sphinx
Lefty Grove
Mister Grove
Pyramids
Letty
Grand Canyon
Lon Coping
Lefty
Mickey Cochrane
Cochrane
Ruth
Gettig
Morgan
Peterson
University of Pennsylvania
The
Athletics
Sharkey in Great Shape Ahead of Walker Bout
Promoter hype and press agents misled on Jack Sharkey status. Reports from his training camp say Sharkey is in near perfect condition after sparring with four partners, debunking earlier claims of poor shape and signaling a strong stance against Mickey Walker in Brooklyn next Wednesday. Boxing writers note reverse hype is common when a clearly outclassed fighter faces a superior opponent.
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Boston
Walker
Dixon Stewart
United Press
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Jack Sharkey
Hife
Jimyay Jubasto
Sharkey
Ballyhoo
Cox Rickiuil
Dempsey
Two New Swim Records Made in Championship Meet
New York July 13 The 1931 National A A swimming and diving championships produced three world records. Helen Madison of Seattle defended the 80 yard free style and set a new mark in the 1000 yard event, beating Martha Morellus’s 1927 record. Katherine Walton and Miss Holm set records in the all yard medley relay and the 400 yard event, as New York’s Miss Holm tied or surpassed records with strong relay performances.
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York
A. A
Helen Madison
Seattle
Ween
Misa Madison
Martha Morellus
New Yorks
Thy
Katherin
Hollywood
Gurl
Desentei Miak Jeans Holi
New York
Defandlny
Chame Pion
Miit Berwis
Lobettas
Miss Holm
Ferrells Home Run Sinks Yanks In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland right fielder Wes Ferrell homered driving in two runs as the Indians defeated the New York Yankees 2 to 1. Ruth homered for the Yankees, but Ferrell’s seventh inning blast and a strong pitching effort secured Cleveland’s win. The defeat left new York five and a half games behind the idle Senators in the American League pennant chase.
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Neew York
Wesley Ferrall
Cleveland
Josrum
Ferrell
Invilans
New York Yankees
Yanks
Indians
Matter
Babe Ruth
Pennotke
Terrell
Beason
Mates
Hic Yankees
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Ashletics
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Philadelphia
Detroit G
Letty Grave
Tigers
George Uhte
St Louis
Bastaty
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Troy
Cuba
Giants
St. Luis
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Letty O'Doul
O'Dauly
Luque
Quinn
Red Lucas
Vic~tory
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Brogidyn Caste
Egain
Aly
Giidte Morgin
Cleveland Indians
Fis
Bal Huth
Hone
Clan
Averiges
Pharsenny
Minigan
Huth
Harrié
Washington Tathir
Hiamons
Tourily
Gusti
Louie Othswitch
Theni
Raapedtyaky
Chick
Phindela
Terry
Trew Yorke Wit A
Londos Retains Title Amid Riot at Grimly Stadium
World wrestling champion Lou Londos defended his title against Rudy Dusek at Grimly Stadium last night. After a disputed finish, fans stormed the ring, sparking a chaotic melee as authorities battled to restore order. Dusek, bleeding from a nose injury, signaled displeasure with the decision and clashed verbally with the crowd.
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Washington
Tim Lon Ing
Maslon Slowmin
The
Chpyeid
Hiat
Rudy Dusek
Jim
Jock
Dusek
Landiag
Ts Shaike Hads
Londes
Useni
Mushball Series Set To Open Tuesday At School
The Mushball series between Company A and Raymond begins Tuesday with a doubleheader at 12:20 pm in the school grounds. Games will continue Wednesday and Thursday if needed, after last year's postponements due to conflicts.
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A and Raymond
Eames
Tamir
Jwetit Hucesary
Hill Allows Only Five Hits Loses In Eleventh
In a pitchers duel the Hill squad from Corry High blanked opponents until the ninth when Joe Hauser homered off Gillom to tie the game. In the eleventh Sothern scored on a fly to win as Specs yielded little. Hawser and Cascarella faced key hitters, but both teams played errorless ball and Hill fell 1-0 in extra innings.
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Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Wilson
Manaper
Rogers Hornsby Hae
Hench Wilson
Eakor
Tytt Bier
Sid Witsoe
Sam
Carmen Hill
Corry High Product
Joe Hauser Cloak
Gillom
Xcuye Sothern
Gerry Boy
Pond
George Fisher
Howe Rin
Vn Hee
Joo Bi
Nven
Gamie
Wanteer
HUN
Pall J
Hye Watsmen
Indoor practice room aids year round golf progress
A reader outlines creating an indoor golf practice area in a basement or attic using blankets and netting to form boundaries. The setup allows uninterrupted work on a smooth rhythm and swing without weather interference, likening it to hotel room baseball practice with pillows.
Americans Win Innet Doubles At Garros Stadium
United States pair George Leland John Van Ryn defeated Britain's George Patrick Hugnas and Frederick J. Perry to seize a 2101 lead in the Davisian interzone finals at Garros Stadium. Frank Shields beat Perry in singles yesterday, while Sidney Wood trailed Hi Bunny Austin as the other singles matches proceed. Lott starred with dominating net play and powerful returns as both sides pressed for advantage amid a tense tie.
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Auteuil
France
Py United
Prose
Irolands Garros
Dentenil
America
Hnals
George Leland John van Ryn
George Patrick Hugnas
Frederick J. Perry
Great Britain
United States
Frank Shields
Perry
Sidney Wood
New York
Hi W
Bunny Austin
Mabnhes
Lott
Bssalitie
Mit
Petry
Franklin Boys Win in Brinksmen Rivalry
Franklin boys triumphed over Williamson in a tense game noted for swift plays and strong defense. The contest featured standout performances from local prospects, with Franklin edging Williamson in a hard fought matchup at a nearby gym.
Creekers and Merchants Clash in Narrow Victory
Creekers edge Merchants with a tight win as Robins and Hayes lead with strong drives. The Hustlers and Lions battled, while the local standings show steady progress for both teams.
Western Speed Pilots Grabbed Major Places
Western speed racers dominated Altoona Speedway events on July 18 with Horace Greeley noted in the crowd. Len Moore of Los Angeles won first, while Grad Peamy and Tony Ghuinttotttin faced mechanical issues but placed well in the field with several Eastern rivals chasing the title. Philadelphia’s Gleason and Detroit competitors earned top seconds amid strong showings and evolving point ratings for the AAA championships.
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Altoona
Horace Greeley
Wan
Deppen
Bayt
Lave
Chinevitch
Speelway
America
Los Augeles
Instante
Len Moore
Tony Ghuinttotttin
Ted Reap
Birn
Panover Atlantic
Dimmy Gleason
Phindelphia
Mienni
Morgan Holds Batting Lead in Turbulent Season
Forty words of scrambled text describe Morgan atop batting charts with mentions of Cleveland Indians, New York Yankees, and Philadelphia Phillies figures. It hints at early season standings, player averages, and notable performances amid a noisy, garbled recap. No clear dates or complete facts.
Corry Ey Promoted D Soviet Influence Report and Prize Notices
Fragmented OCR text references prizes, commissions, and Soviet influence themes amid general discussion of workers, housing, and global issues. It mentions advertisIng prizes, commissions, and international comments, with scattered notes on travel, boats, and speeds. The readable items are garbled and do not form a coherent single event.
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Opens With Faded Clues
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a world lead, metals, and an organization, with references to John Gater and California. It includes scattered phrases like Dow, Skyanne, Aluminu, and Sir Rok, plus vague mentions of scores and a half of the 1 and 2. The readable bits are insufficient for a full event.
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John Gater
the Cin California
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