Schedule Signals Busy Fall Football Ahead for Cory
Local prep football notes anticipate a busy fall with Cory Eleven set for a pair of two week away games and Cambridge Springs hosting the season opener. Team prospects include Lipwarde’s 25 candidates at Whishington Street grounds, with several holdovers from last season and early indications pointing to a strong unit for the fall season.
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Coathy Sheen
Cambridge Springs
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Lipwarde
Pennsylvania
American Stars Lead Davis Cup Split in Singles and Doubles
United Press report from Forest Hills notes two American singles wins give the U S a large lead in the Davis Cup as Tilden and Richards prepare to face Patterson and O Hara Wood in the doubles. Australian challengers may contest but analysts favor the American pair to clinch the cup with a three matches to one edge.
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Johnston Lore
Antipodes
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Forest Hills
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Australis
Hy Bil
Gerald Patterpon
Foolbain
Vincent Richards
Patterson
Pat O'Hara Wood
Richards
United States
Wood
Combina
Hyon
Dyer Patterson
Johimas
Ane Merson
Hilden
Juliestone
Anderson
Eliance Tilden
Arlerson
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Cream Sale Terms Asks Two Cents Above Chicago Top
The notice advertises a cream sale price schedule stating wet pay two cents above Chicago top prices for lot creaul street or four and weekly payments. The ad notes Union Produce Go as the handler.
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Watching the Scoreboard: Daily Baseball Roundup
Yesterday's MLB scoreboard highlights include Russell homers powering the Pirates to a win while the Browns beat the Tigers. Robins pull a third straight win over the Giluls with late hits by Moule and Cady. White Sox, Cubs, Reds, and Reds lines show mixed results with pitchers and key at bats shaping late innings.
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Bath Yesterday and a Year Ago
Four Shylus a night times ay wgonet Washington, ishing on to trae of a three shuys forced yarration.
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Washington
Yesterday's Home Run Hitters Fight Results and Notables
Oddball clipping reports boxing results with names like George Robina and Tore Mallineti amid scattered sports notes. Baseball mentions include New York Giants contracts for Walter Mey and Pied Maguire with brief city updates and unrelated rental and job ads mixed in.
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Cart Bridge
Manyune Kelly ii
NEW Redroad
Mavi Tanke Britt
New Medfard
Tore Mallineti
Foghat
Hworkds
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Davialio
Saplpe Padillity
Giants Defeated in Opening Doubleheader Mishaps Mark Loss
The Giants lost the first game of a doubleheader as Reuther pitched for the Giants while Robie and Hornes contributed the key hits. The Robins tallied six hits with one error to New York s two runs. Details were scarce due to wire service limitations.
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Rodis
Ajax to Play Wrightsville Team Here
Joe Sullivan of Gilkore on the mound the Ajax aim to defeat Wrightsville in a Washington Street grounds game tomorrow afternoon. First pitch is at 3 90 o clock with fans following the Industrial Wine parade. Wrightsville arrives with a winning streak and seeks another victory over Ajax. Miss Olive House left for Elgin for throat surgery yesterday. Miss Marjorie Hay returned to Buffalo after a week in town. Mr ag Mw Joseph plans to work at Labor Day visit to Workington with relatives. Celestial Hershey teaches Norma Schineli a week’s journey from Mor Kmina.
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Gilkore
Ajax Oiné
Wrightsville
Washington
Anee
Followeers
Wrightsville Clu
Ajax Club
Ag Mw. Joseph
Workington
Clay Treatment Advertises Blackhead Clarity and Youth
A local beauty ad promotes clay treatments claiming removal of blackheads and wrinkles. It lists nurse Peres as a clone model and offers services at 800 W Pleasant St with a contact phone ending in 76M for evenings appointments.
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Peres
Mies Vane
W. Pleasant St
Closeout sale on lace curtains and household goods
The ad promotes Said Quaker Craft curtains in pairs or single units with prices from 42 cents to 1.33, including Tuscan Lace curtains with fringe. It lists Book Ends at 3.25 to 3.50 per pair and Candlesticks at 2.50 per pair, plus half price bed blankets and assorted rugs and wall decor. The notices urge visiting the 34 North Center Street store to see wall paper options and room transformations.
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