Finch Billiards Boost Local Fans in Erie County Play
In Holiday action Pine Billiards, a local Erie County entry, impressed fans with two strong showings against North West Guh. Dan DeLury’s return strengthens Fincher lineup after an absence, boosting inner defense and offering rise in the league race as Billiards eye second round contention. Boxing highlights feature Bucky Lawless’s coast trip ends in first-round KO by Yong Corbett, while Ruth Fimbast and others push for long drive fame and minor league clashes. The Athletics extend lead over the Yankees as they prep for a potential World Series with Cubs, and Hall of Fame-style notes on Severo’s 27 wins, 3 losses, 5 draws in 83 fights.
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Pine Billards
Erie County Baseball League
Dan DeLury
Fincher
Uiseup
Dan
Shane
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
Ram Imi
Lawless
Yong Corbett
California
Bucky
Corbett
Lolis Severo
Jimmy Dunn
Cleveland
Severy
Meadville
Foyociouts
Ure Meadville
Kayo
Beyero
Diinn
Woiyahia Tom Ed
Balinger
Chiuit
Ruth
Kieth
Oshkosh
Risko to Meet K. O. Christner in Heavyweight Meet
Local meet scheduled for September at a public venue features Risko facing K. O. Christner in a high stakes heavyweight contest. The event promises strong competition and draws attention to top fighters, with gate expectations mentioned.
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Risko
K. 0
Christner
Corry High Football Faces Tough Schedule Alums Set Sept 14
Corry High opens the season with a grueling schedule and a bout against the Alumni on September 14. Coach Milt Zalemk fields a strong lineup, with Yip Owen’s former stars ready to boost the Orange and Black. About 15 to 20 players already practiced well, and a 10 a.m. Sunday session at the fairgrounds invites all former players to join. The squad aims to handle tougher foes with seasoned timber and improving pace as prep continues toward the September 21 home opener.
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Corry High
Milt Zalenek
Zalmek
Fair Grounds
Stars of
Yesteryear
Yip Owen
Wes
McCall
American clubs standings and today’s games report
Washington leads Boston 10 to 5 and Philadelphia defeats New York 10 to 2. National league has no games. Today Washington at Boston, Cleveland at Detroit, St. Louis at Chicago with several other clubs not scheduled. Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Chicago at St Louis.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Bostany
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
National
Brookly
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Lovi
Clevelana
Ag Ag
Brooklyn
Sineinnati
Mandel Nears End of Training for Title Fight
Chicago reports Sanmy Mandell, lightweight champion, and Tus Vincentini, Chilean, to resume rigorous workouts for their non title Friday night bout. Mandell vows to rebound after a poor recent showing against Canzoneri, while Vincentini seeks a big win to challenge Mandel.
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United Floss
Chicago
Sanmy Mandell
Tus Vincentini
Mandalbay
Jon
Tie
Vincentin
Mandeli Boulter
Union City Next On Finchies Schedule
In the County Baseball League late stage, Union City prepares for a pivotal game with rival Bincb Billiards on the Junior High field at 6:30 PM. Union City sits second in the standings behind Rice Independents of Girard, as Girard leads with nine wins and five losses. A Union City victory would sharpen the race for the second-round title amid a protested game and postponed matches. The Finchies face a different opponent this weekend, with only one scheduled contest against Union City, plus a potential independent game Sunday.
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Sai
Mnnd
He County Baseball League
Bincb Billiards
Union City
Finchies
Aganst
Aganst All Union City In the Past In Their Invasion This Week-End. the Unionites
Rice Independents
Girard
Bam
Wesleyville
Corry
North East
Albionner
Jobuls
Schagule
Pearce
Four Boxing Divisions Now Sans Champs
United Press reports the death of light heavyweight champion Tommy Loughran leaves four boxing divisions without legitimate titleholders. The heavyweights and bantamweights join light heavy as vacant, with several champions described as de facto. Upcoming matches include Sharkey versus Campolo and Berg against Callahan, shaping a possible heavyweight final to succeed Gene Tunney.
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Loughran
Sharkey
United Press
New York
Tommy Loughran
Tombm Row
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Yankee Stadium
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Jackie Fields
California
Sammy Mundell
Rockford
Til
Andrew Routs
France
al Singer
Bronx
Mushy Callaimn
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Ted Morgan
Washington
Titte
Jackie Folds
Mushy Callahan
Sammy Mandell
Rockforff
Victorio Campolo
Argentina
Phil Scott
Bbots
Coughran
Gane Tunney
Jones Battled Omaha Youth In Opening Round
Frank Getty of United Press reports from Pebble Beach as amateur golf championship opens. Bobby Jones and Johnny Gooey compete in the early rounds amid a large crowd with high hopes for a strong showing.
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Frank Getty
United Press Sports Disor
Pebblmn Beach
Citi
Fie
Plein Cho
Robert Tyr Janes
Mintch
Johney Goo May
Webmis- A
U.S. G
Johnny
Bobiy
Tecan
Califomnin
Jones Crows
Bobby
Etiaenpionshin
Polforn
Tor Gveniti
Matetel
Himant
Chandler
Wim Paige
Decienet
Ty Bens
Men’s Singles at Forest Hills Draws International Field
Ninety ten is players, one of the largest fields in years, set to compete in the American men's singles championship Saturday at Forest Hills New York. The draw released at the Hotel Vanderbilt lists Cuba, South Africa, Hongland and Japan among entrants alongside the United States.
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New York
Atate West Slo
Forest Hills
N.Y
Vanderbilt Ligra
Cuba
South Afric
Hongland
Japan
United States
Baseball Player Gilbert Anderson Hurt In Johnsonburg Game
Gilbert Anderson second baseman for the Jock team was struck on the temple by a pitched ball during a Johnsonburg baseball game. He collapsed, was taken to Community hospital, and remained unconscious for hours before lapsing into a coma-like state. The game paused with a 4-2 score as medical staff treated him.
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Kane
Holliday
Monty
Gilbert Anderson
Steve Zimmerman
Rasselns
Barbara ‘Trulldks
LaMont
Kenneth ‘@vahs
Jotinaoaburg
Anderson
Nga
JoJo
Terris and Nebo Fight to Ten Round Draw in New York
Terris, a New York lightweight making a comeback, and Pete Nebo of Seminole, weighing 128 1 2 and 181 1 2 respectively, battled to a ten round draw at Queensboro Stadium. Nebo and Terris both pressed through the middle rounds as the bout ended without a winner.
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Terris
Nebo
St. "Terris
New York
Pete Nebo
Provids
Queenshors Stadium
Drawings in Ladies' Play Announced at Club Event
In the ladies club championship draw Corry Country Club names Miss Bernice Gillette Mrs titon Brown Miss Joe St Clair and Mrs P G Hunikel receive byes. Mrs S V Stewart meets Mrs K Van Tassell while Mrs Maniey Parkers dates Mrs Howrd Shien and Mrs Hastings Jones meets Miss R Gillette. Strong interest predicted with spirited matches planned over the next two weeks.
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Corry
Cluib
Bernice Gillette
Titon Brown
Joe St-Clair
P. G Hunikel
Pent Sound
V. Stewart
K. VanTassell
Maniey Parkers
Howrd’ Shien
Hastings Jones
Misa R. Gillette
Kern Biterest
Earnshaw’s 20th Victory Leads Big Baseball Action
Westermy’s right hand held the Yankees to four hits as Earnshaw notched his 20th win, guiding the American League to a fourth straight win over New York 110 to 2. Washington beat Boston 10 to 6 with Tudige driving in four on a double and a homer. Hess slams knockout in Los Angeles, 182 pound bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Porfiliо wins eight round decision, Topres tops McCorminas by technical knockout.
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Westermy
Geo
Arnstian
Phondeiptiu Aloilettes
Yankees
New York
Wordshaw
the Wesson
Poyhding Ba -Morris
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Tudige
Hess
Los Anghles
Wildest Garter
Thay Porfuilio
Riletin
Kng
Sid Topres
Techncal
Joe McCorminas
Leading Women Golfers Enter Chicago Play
A group of Chicago women golfers, led by Mins Barth Richards, plan a 72 hole medal play event to launch an international women’s tournament. The opening 72 hole medal event, staged over four days, will feature top players including Mrs Gregg Litur, Mrs Leona Presster, Helen Hicks, Merce Crovet, and Virginia Van Wie among others.
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Bert Demby
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Feminine Links
Chicagoans
Mins Barth Richards
Wome
Uge
St Lo
TS Noles
Mario Over Alger at Wendolit Meadow Park Meet
In a tense tug at Wendolit Meadow Park, Mario defeated Bitty Alger in a near draw. Kevin York trailed early, but closed strong to outpoint his foe in the ten round bout.
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Mario
Alger Pouchkeepsie
Bitty Alger
Wendolit Mieystite Park
Miro Lowe
Tattin
Harpy Satkeey
Kevin York
Corry Event and Juvenile Discipline Debate
A fragmented clipping discusses a Philadelphia juvenile case, court remarks on discipline versus therapy, and calls for rehabilitation over punishment. Separate passages touch on international reparations talks between Germany and Britain, highlighting tensions and the search for workable peace strategies.
Assembly to address minority rights and social issues
The tenth United Nations Assembly aims to tackle armament, arbitral duties, social problems, and minority concerns. Delegates from Italy, Ethnic groups, and Jews are mentioned as key players, while unresolved demands highlight ongoing struggles for representation and opportunity.
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Asgalc Nations Assembly
Cocifeatt Jay
United For the
Italy
Buthonia
Ingo-Slavla
Pol
Juut
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Creenelle
Guido
Sharon
Conneaut Lake
Layla Severo
Mead=ville
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Brie
Will Aucet
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Mandell
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Toronto
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Uve Wade
Canara
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