Play-off Clash Sparks City Baseball Playoff at League Park
Corry Jamestown and Raymonds clash in a playoff of a protested July contest at League Park. The outcome could pit Raymonds against Acro Supply for the first round title while fans pack the stands. Also scheduled are the second annual field meet of the Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen’s Club at Findley Lake with trap shooting, games, casting, and dog shows.
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Corry-Jamestown
Raymnond
Acro
Cith
Raymonds
Acros
C-J'S
Springmakers
Pennsylvania
Hic Chautauqua County Federation
M. T. Davidson
New York State
Chimpson
Pat Riley
Jametown
Playoff May Decide First Round Title In P C A Tourney
Field of 14 professionals begin today as the Raymonds face Corry Jamestown in a protested replay tied to a disputed Saturday game. A win by Corry Jamestown gives Aero Supply the first round title. a Raymonds victory keeps first half honors open.
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Gibraltars
Raymond Base
Aero Supply
Maloney
Corry-Jamestown
Aeros
Lee
Jachine
Grotty Weil
Ie Gaine Follayweil
Raymond
Sédieluin
Dailey Sngwaring
Crandall
Fivo
Dailey
Crandall Nt
Swantek
Elvents
Guttielder Coates
Raymonds
Victers
Diamond Stars of Yesteryear Remembered by Veterans
The piece recalls baseballs golden age players now retired or faded from the game. It lists stars such as Cobb, Evers, Speaker, Hooper, McInnis, and Wagner with notes on their current lives, where they live, and what they do in retirement, from coaching and scouting to business and film work.
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Vincent Mahoney
United Press
Los Angeles
Rand
Evers
Cobb State
Tnoir
Ling
Doyle
Snodgrass
Braves
Association of Professionalball Players of America
Association
Cobb
San Francisco
Art Nehl
Giant
Phoenix
Jonnny Evers
Boston Braves
Sporting-Goals
Albany
George Wright
Cincinnati
Sporting Cvods
Ping’ Howie
Chicago
Sam Crawford
Detroit
Dick Rudolph
Bill James
Lefty Tyler
Athletics
Rudolph
Connecticut
James
Oroville
Cal
Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Dutty Lewis
Harry Hooper
Speaker
Cleveland
Hooper
Conlinga
Combs
Gloucester
Nap* Rucker
Brooklyn Star
The
Daily
Dodgers
Roswell
Pittsburgh
Hans" Wagner
Eony
Meeny
Miny
Moe
Sarazen and Dutra Favored to Win Title
United Press reports at Park Country Club Williamsville on July 24 as Harry Cooper leads the PGA half way with a 64. Sarazen and Dutra emerge as favorites alongside top veterans like Runyan and Armour and a field of 114 pros begin the 17th B G A golf tournament qualifying round.
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Leo H. Peterson
United Press
Park Country Club
Williamsville
Harry Cooper
Glen Bilyn
Favortes
Cooper
Gene Sarazin
Cour
Ky Latfoon
Denver
Johnny Regolta
Herman Barter
Victor Ghézzi
Dick Mets
al Houghon
Ralph Stonehouse
Harald Sampson
al Zimmerhain
Leo Diegel
Laifoor
Wood leads Crawford as Davis Cup match halted at Wimbledon
United Press reports rain stopped play in the interzone final between the United States and Australia with Sidney B. Wood Jr leading Jack Crawford 6 1 9 7 after two sets. Only a single point of the third was completed before the downpour. Officials planned to resume tomorrow at the same point weather permitting. Crawford, ranked No. 2, faced a potential upset as Wood held a two-set lead and the winner would meet Frank Shields in the final after Shields defeated Vivian McGrath in the earlier match.
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United Press
Wimbledon
England
Rai Today
United States
Australia
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Jack Crawford
Tomorow
Heam
Wood
Crawford
Craggford
Franke Shields
Vivian McGrath
McGrath
Shields
Honesty Wins Battle Royal Comes From Uncle Eben Claim
A garbled report notes Honasty Thyow to win a battle royal cited by Uncle Eben who praises honesty. The text implies he shares prize money after the event, with a focus on fair play and division of winnings.
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Honasty
Eben
Ile Hele
Londos and Lewis Set World Title Bout at Wrigley
United Press reports a heavyweight wrestling title bout between Greece’s George Londos and world champion Lou Lewis at Wrigley Field on September 20. Chicago Tribune secured the match after bidding from promoters nationwide, with charity taking a portion of gate receipts and the Illinois athletic commission sanctioning it as a world championship contest.
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United Press
Chicago
Nurling
Sam Londos
Strangler
Lewis Liday
Wrigley Field
Chicago Tribune
New York
St Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Londos
Ilinois
Upndos
Dick Shikat
Lewa
Jim Browning
Browning
New Yorke
Lewis
St. Lews
Misread Memoir of Paris Visits and Theater Jokes
A scrambled reminiscence by Henry McLemore recounts a Paris trip with misread French lessons and comic misadventures. The narrator recalls Versailles, the Seine, a Bastille joke, and wandering through art and theater scenes with clipped, humorous observations.
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday's standings show New York, St Dattis 2 and Philadelphia 11 in American, Chicago 3 to 3 in National, Albany 4 Newark 0 in International with several city games listed. Today’s schedule includes Washington at Chicago and New York at St Louis among others.
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New York
St Dattis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Bossert
Clevelantl
National Chicago
Brooklyn
Cinemnati
Loui
Pittsburgh
Sleveland
Cincinnati
Hold Up Suspect Arrested in Philadelphia
A 21 year old man and a 24 year old former boxing champion were arrested on charges of robbing a 40 year old World War veteran who had just returned home from guarding a shipment. The report notes a harsh racing game vibe and mentions local dish selections and a race-like scramble surrounding the incident.
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Philadelphia
Dilly
Midsuh Wolgast
Joseph Manning
Burt
Dizzy Dean Wins Again as Cardinals Top Giants 6 5
New York July 24 One of the most unpopular young men in baseball is Harmer Dear of the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cards beat the Giants 6 5 with Dizzy Dean pitching effectively and contributing to the offense. Jimmy Collins and Gabby Hartnett homered in the late innings as Chicago and other clubs also posted wins in a busy day across leagues.
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United Press
New York
Yaung
Coogan's Bluff
de Tiny
Harmer Dear
St. Louis Cardinals
Dear
Paull
St. Louis
Oagan’s
New York Giants
St Louis
Giants
Jerome Dean
Dizzy
Paul Nas
Dean
Jimmy Collins
Chicago Cubs
Kiki Cuyler
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Paul Derringer
Boston Braves
Wes Schulmerich
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dolph Camilli
G. Davis
Andy High
Buel Moore
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
Tommy Bridges
Sportsman's Park
Red Buffing
St. Lous Browns
Lou Geritig
Tin Hal Trosky
Reno Youth golfer reaches second round in Westies Junior
Reno golfer Barrett Melvin of Venango Country Club advances to the second round of the Westies Junior championships after defeating Carl Fallen and J Stantin Heights. Melvin wins by a margin of nine and one over the early rounds, advancing in the tournament.
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Pittsburgh
Reno, Ps
Barrett Melvin
Venango Country Club
Tolay
Melvin
Car Fallen
J Stantin Heights
Yarosz Dundee Fight Set for September 10 in Pittsburgh
Promoter Bil Vogel named Monday, September 10, as the date for the middleweight title bout between Tedily Yarosz and Vince Dundes at Forbes Field. Taxis will be sold today, seven weeks to build a crowd, with Pirates connections noted and final scheduling aligned with Pittsburgh club plans.
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Pittsburgh
Tedily Yarosz
Vince Dundes
Bil Vogel
Porbes Field
Vogel
BH Benswangee
Pirate Baseball Club
Tim September
Xurosz
Dumdee
Pittsburgh Piras
Pirate
Cincinntti
Baptists Beat Lutherans In Interchurch Musicball
In a church league game last evening the Baptists defeated the Lutherans 11 to 0. Grice, Frena, Honk, and Miller led the Baptists with steady play while Lutheran efforts fell short.
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Gutherins
Grice
Frena
Honk and Miller
Corry Newspaper Ad Misprint Sparks Tariff Debate
A garbled column from Corry paper hints at a regional discussion over a tariff or quota plan. The fragment mentions pricing, advertising terms, and a college sympathy gesture, with references to high quotas and a civic commission.
Fragmentary Notice Summary From OCR Text
The readable fragments show a brief notice relating to ownership or real estate. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but it mentions legal action or filing and a possible date or deadline. No distinct names, places, or organizations are fully legible.
Untitled fragment on a 10s unit and health hints
A partial note discusses a 10s tap unit and health guidance. It mentions a potential next step and hints at care or safety concerns. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable. The text remains fragmented and uncertain.
Unclear fragmentary note on purchase and payment terms
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a pocketed note about payment terms and purchasing rights. Names and places are unreadable, leaving ambiguity about the involved parties or actions. The readable bits suggest a discussion of prices, pays, and timing but lack concrete facts.
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