Opening of grid season on local field
The Falconer High School eleven meets the City High team at the Junior High Field on September 12 1981 to open the football season. Coaches McCall and Anderson have finalized plans after days of negotiation and expect a well organized, competitive matchup with a festive opening including the school band.
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McCall
Kenneth Anderson
Falconer
Anderson
Simon
New York State
Anderton
Unil
Srigoth
Pleven
Bailiwick
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Daily Games
American New York 7 Boston 6 and 7 6 details across leagues. Detroit 7 St Louis 3 and 1841 tie notes. Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 and 4 4 second. New York 8 Boston 2 8 1. Cincinnati 7 Chicago 1. Ends list and today’s games show Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis National Senate at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati Brooklyn at New York.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
York
Cincinnati
St. Lewi
Brooklyn
American
New Yoris
St Louis
Lalwy
Agi
Fittshlight
Apt
Philadelphes
Oldest Me Church in New York Razed
United Press reports the John Street church, once the widest structure in the United States, will be demolished and replaced by a four story building. The present main nave will be rebuilt in a flowered storefront style with a new entrance, while a later replacement includes details about the tragic event and the first woman to petition.
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New York
United Press
John Street
United States
Church Wal
Lee
Aya Siti
Hussar
Hakbara Heck
Vast Summer of Sports Quips From Henry Welemore
United Press notes from New York highlight a summer of mixed athletic showings. It catalogs golf figures George Von Elm and others, tennis stars Helen Wills Moody and Dorothy Round, boxing icons Carnera and Sharkey, and rowing feats by Navy crews, with eye-catching moments across golf, tennis, sailing, and track.
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Henry Welemore
United Press
New York
Lavendar
Jace
Emeyetopedia Brittanica
Qirathon
George von Elm
Inverness
Istheréen
Biy Burke
Californie
Raisin
Yale
Arsmin
Harvard
Thames
Gene Sarazen
Fred Robson
Abe Didriksson
Pexus Ammons
Babe
Jamestown
Belmont
Mickey Walker
Sharkey
Bill Graber
Bemboa
U.S. C
Stanford
Pap Glendon
Navy
Helen Wills Moody
Dorothy Round
Cubs near fourth place in the National League
Chicago faces potential drop to fifth as a loss to Cincinnati and a New York Giants win would tilt the NL standings. Durocher and Hendrick fueled Reds wins, while Hubbell and Parmalee dominated for the Giants in a doubleheader sweep. AL actions saw Senators and Yankees win to tighten second place race, with varied results across Detroit, St Louis, and White Sox games.
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L. Siecameron
United Press
New York
Chicago Cubs
Chicagoans
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robin
Reds
Giants
Boston Braves
New Yorkers
Leo Durocher
Harvey Hendrick
Cincinnati
Durocher
Erendricl
Hubbell
Bud Parmwalee
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Alvin Growder
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Yankees
Detroit
St Louis
Tigers
Sorrell
Blkeholder
Urban Red Faber
Chicago Whits Sox
Cleveland Indians
Alyin Bill
Alvin Crowner
Ena
Pirates Rain Out In Salamanca Exhibition Game
Rain halted the scheduled exhibition between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Salamanca Rangers yesterday. Attendance was expected to be high with local officials and citizens hosting a testimonial event in Carry, Pa before the team departed for Pittsburgh.
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Salamanca
Egan
Obn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Salamanca Rangers
Feng
Pirates
Abouk Nettrom Carry
Botterme
Drei A. Benz
Ambiguous Radio Claim Sparks Local Timeline Debate
A fragmentary report from the Ga. town discusses a claimed positive proof of a covert intelligence project. The piece references TNT radio and a date 608 mie tikowa bikes to earth, with no clear names or verifiable details.
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Scientisis Aus Tnt
Earth
Themuston
Van Ryn and Allison Claim National Doubles Title
Wilmer Mangin of Austin Texas and John Van Ryn of Philadelphia won the national doubles championship in straight sets 6-4 8-6 6-3 over Gregory Mangin and Berkeley Bell in Chestnut Hill Massachusetts. The duo had finished runner up last year to Lett and Doce and were forced to extend in the opening set.
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United Pr
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Wilmer Aliso
Austin
Tes
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Gregory Mancin
Newark
N. J
Berkeley Bell
van Ryn
Allison
George Lett, Jr
Johnny Doce
Mangin
Junior High Field Dressing Room Improves
The basement dressing room at the Wu Thutch building used by foothail and other athletic teams for Junior High field games has been improved for the home season. A new door was installed and other conveniences upgraded for better player comfort.
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Wu Thutch
Foothail
Andrew
House of David May Play at Titusville Labor Day
A report states Captain Wwd and Donald of the Cenadonth arc in Titusville negotiate with the House of David for a Labor Day exhibition game against the Whiskeriods at Ammiusville. The season opener is mentioned as a potential showcase prior to the regular schedule.
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House OF David
Titusville
Tansom Virusville Sa UN5
Iegai
Aed Donald
Cenadonth
Tea of
Titisville
House of Day
Ammiusville
Moon Brook Tourney Opens With Dunkirk Golfer Low Medalist
JAMESTOWN, Sept. A Hakes of Dunkirk was low medalist on the first 36 hole Moon Brook Country Club invitation tournament. He posted 77 in the morning and 72 in the afternoon for a 149 total. Hakes led a scores list that included B. H. Silliman of Warren, and Critchlow of Titusville among others. Frank Ward had low net for the day with 458?. Hasty Jones of Corry topped the net scores with 114. Nearly fifty golfers competed in chilly wind and rain, with prizes awarded at the club’s dinner. S. V. Steward and Karl VanTassel were among Corry players participating.
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Jamestown
Sept .Sa
Hakes
Dunkirk
Moon Brook
Gunkrk
Fle
Shovenood
Wanakek
Buffalo
B. H Silliman
Warren
Walter Critchlow
Titusville
Frank Ward
Hissist
Hasty Jones
Corry
Ay Karl VanTassel
Bee Development Through Metamorphosis in Four Stages
The text outlines bee development from larva to adult, detailing four stages in worker bees and drones across eighteen and twenty-five steps respectively. It mentions worker and drone roles and highlights metamorphosis as a key process in bee life cycles.
Nameless Nine-Tannery Game At Fair Grounds
The Nameless Nine play the second of a three game series tonight at the Male grounds starting at 5 30. Umpire William Stroup will officiate as Nameless Nine seek rebound after a T to B loss in the opener.
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Fair Grounds
Nameless Nine
Snone Tannery Tern
Male’ Grounds
Hiet Neld
William Stroup
Young wins after four years at Toronto marathon
George Young of Toronto wins the Canadian national one mile marathon with a time of 8:08:28, earning $10,000. William F. Goll of New York finishes second earning $2,000 as the only other finisher among 200 entrants. Young collapses at the finish but regains consciousness with handlers.
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United Press
Toronto
Gil
George Young
Wm. F. Goll
New Yorks
Anil
Young
Dian
Seven Die as Ecuador Unrest Escalates in Protests
In Quinto Ecuador clashes between mounted troops and demonstrators left seven dead and about thirty wounded. Demonstrations against a foreign monopoly sparked by Communist exhortations led to a violent confrontation near the president's home as troops attempted to disperse the crowd with rocks and shots.
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Quitto
Ecuador
Sep
Fntmiete
Agora
Speedboat finals pit veterans against newcomers at Chautauqua
Amestown on September 8 reports a dramatic Chautauqua Lake fifty horsepower final. Louis Collins steers Miss Kiwanis and Bill Bates sails Bad News in a three-mile heat, both veteran entrants prepping for a week. Bates favored to win though Collins aims for victory aboard a hull type. Collins departs tomorrow for the fifty-mile Dodge sweepstakes in Detroit. Beverly Country Club scene shifts as Francis Guimet and Dunn (Arthur Tate) hold firm amid a wave of younger talents advancing to the national amateur golf quarterfinals.
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Amestown
Celoron Park
Louis Collins
Mise
Collins
Miss Kiveimis
Detroit
United Press
Beverly Country Club
Chicago
Francis Oulmet
Boston
Arthur
Dunny) Tates
Rochester
N.Y
Guimet
Yates
Gay
Avengedl
Fuve
Kee
Lobby Jones
Billy Howell
Richmond
Paul Jackson
Salt Lake City
Goodmin
Caysy
Rickson
Kanas City
Ai Beverly
Johinny Lehman
Frederick
Wright
West Newton
Mas
Lehman
Jackson
Green
Lester Bolstad
St. Paul
Maurice McCarthy
New York
Fay Cole Inna
Culver City
Calif
Jack Westland
Spider-Webbs Meet Colored Stars in Sunday Doubleheader
Spider-Webbs vs Colored Stars set for a Sunday doubleheader at Celuron Park on September 6 with Lefty Grove and Sam Streeter likely to pitch. Stars, featuring ex-Homesstead Gray players, bring strong batting, opening game at 3 oclock DST, admission 7a cents for both games.
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Dice Uniteu Ny Rau
Mie
Vaunestiws
Pittsborsaeameea
Celuron Park
Lefty Grove
Star Southpay
Puel
Ler
Altoona Gay Shops
Sam Streeter
Stars
James Own
Five Year Debt Plan Proposal Echoes Economic Debate
A fragmented report outlines a Dr Lewis L of Hconomics proposing a five year debt and repayment framework at a meeting in Amste. The plan calls for one third of the total to be paid within the first year while other details remain unclear.
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Lewis L
Amste
Oller
Fragmented Query About Table Passing
The message appears as unclear fragments asking how to pass or obtain a tare table. It lacks readable facts, names, dates, places, or organizations to form a substantive news item.
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Wes
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Youngers
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REX Theatre
Eddie Dowling
Nancy Carroll
Corry EV
West South
Tribune
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Pane Secor
Indus
Ummings
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