Corry Athlet ics pace strong weekend in local sports
The Corry Athletics impressed with a win over the Colored Giants of Buffalo and showcased Youthful skill from players like Staples Al Baressi Kinney and Dimamick. Seven Zanesville players head for faster leagues next year as manager Buzz Wetzel outlines moves including Roy Hughes and Hank Fierito.
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Corry
Yolm Mestera
Staples
al Baressi
Kinney
Dimamick
Zanesville
Buzz Wetzel
Indianapolis
Roy Hughes
Wetzel
Henry
Hank) Fierito
Clay Bryant
Tucher
New Orleans
Cleveland Fuem
Steve Sunfira
William Jackson
Aid Oubielder
Toledo
al Milnar
Cleveland
James Gleeson
JOURNAL TENNIS TOURNEY TO OPEN NEXT WEEK
Independent gridiron notes report Wes Allen named team manager with Wilford Pomegoy as assistant and Wesley Pierce as booking manager. Coach Myers adds Libor Wardle may join, while signing of other imports remains uncertain. First practice Sunday September 17 set.
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Corry
Fourtall Elven
Munnicipal
Wesley Allen
Turner High School Feld
Wilford Pomegoy
Wesley Pierce
Arch G. Postlethwaite
Bill Myers
Libor Wardle
Thiel Fush
Puse
Magicscent
Pitt Panthers Begin Fall Camp For 1933 Season
University of Pittsburgh football opens a two week training camp at the mountain camp on Sept. 12 with 52 players including 16 lettermen. Coach Jock Sutherland faces replacing All-American Warren Heller at halfback as Leo Malarkey and Mike Sebastian contend for the spot. Regulars at end and backfield include Ted Daley and Tory Weinstock with Heine Welsenfistigh as backup, while Joe Skladany anchors the line and Pat Hartwig anchors interior blocks. The schedule includes games with Washington and Jefferson and new foes like WMU and Navy as Pitt seeks another strong campaign.
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Washington and Jefferson College
Leo Malarkey
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Howeger
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Iil
Harvey Rooker
Joe Skladany
Tory Weinstock
Wilkes
Barre
Heine Welsenfistigh
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Jinemen
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Rante Waltan
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Mand Onder
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Minnesota
Missinapolis
South Bend
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Pirteuren
Vinginia Ty Morgan
Yellow menace Satoh eyed as tennis wildcard at Forest Hills
United Press report profiles Jiro Satoh, a rising Japanese player, praised by George Lott and others as a potential champion. Satoh, 25, studies economics at Meida University and favors grass, speaking with modest humor about his confidence and the upcoming rounds.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
George Lott
Forest Hills
Gire Vines
Crawford
Perry
Mr. Lott
Jiro Satoh
Lott
Nippon
Vines
Jack Crawford
Japan
Australia
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
Satop
Forest Hills Inn
Hugh Lynch
Buck Hill Walls
Satoh
Hal Lett
Lottie
Timii
Internations
Ieda T University
Pirates and Giants ready for doubleheader clash in New York
Pirates hope to curb the Giants in a pivotal doubleheader after trimming New York’s NL lead to six and a half games. Waner led Pittsburgh with three singles as Larry French beat Carl Hubbell. Washington stretched AL lead with a twin bill sweep over Boston, while Philadelphia bested New York but dropped the nightcap. Babe Ruth benched after an error in the opener.
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Jack Guddy
United Press Star
New York
Tevege
Flory
Pittsburgh Pirates
Adz
Pirate
Giants
George Gibson
Pittsbourgh
Pirates
Pittsboros
Corsairs
New Yorkers
Larry French
Carl Hubbel
Franut
Hubbell
Bill Shores
Johnny Salveson
J& Paul Waner
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Boston
Senators
Bill Werber
Innning
Buddy Myey
Werbst
Bubpile
Grintmder
Red Sox
Ried Schulte
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Yankees
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Gomez
MacFayden
Jimmy Foxx
Mahaffey Hli
Yanks
Lon Geng
Ben Chapman
Frank Cposetti
Fee Cramer
A's
Babe Ruth
Young Negro Shows Class in Lightweight Bout
By United Press Los Angeles Sophie Lowe Peter Jackson a dynamic California light weight contender defeated Lew Massey Pennsylvania state champion in a ten round bout last night. Jackson controlled the fight with sharp hits to Massey’s tags and body throughout, earning a clear decision. Massey weighed 134 and 4 pounds, while Jackson displayed a polished, extensive offense and defensive poise.
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Los Angeles
Sophie Lowe
Peter Jackson
Lew Massey
Pennsylvania
Riller
Omlitorniays
Massey
Britble
Dackson
Bian Taehacin
Wrestling Results From New Torl Event
Wrestling results list sparse and fragmented with names like CluM Oisell Norway and Dick Pames among a jumble of international placeholders. The readable items reference a tournament setting with numerous participants and scattered country cues.
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New Torl
Ines
Teavymulrdi
Corry Women Golfers Open League Play in Jamestown
Mrs Mabel Uarsiia Miss uy Sl Chly and Mrs A Q Postisthymite Bre participate in the first round of the Allegheny Valley Women's Golf League championship at Moon Brook golf course Jamestown. Corry Kane Oil City Wavgar and Titusville teams join the field as two teams are eliminated and two winners advance to a 2 PM championship match at an announced date and place.
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Uy Sl Chly
A. Q. Postisthymite
Allegheny Valley Women’s Golf League
City
Wavgar
Titusville
Moon Brook
Real battles in third round of net tourney
United Press reports a busy third round at the national tennis championship in New York with eight matches underway at Powest Hills. top encounters feature Johnny Van Ryn vs Wilmer Allison and George Lott vs Ryusaku Nuncy. Van Ryn and Nimbi favored. Allison highly ranked but not favored by Texan fans.
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Bept
Pran
Powest
Philadelphia
Sam Gilpin
Ateady
Crispress
Ngland
Ted Avery
Illsworth Vines
Linle
H Ch N Leé
Frederic Wilde
Platy
Australia
Adrian Quist
Don Turnbull
Qulst
Eugene MacCauliff
Turnbull
Bankers Seek Postponement Insurance Plan
The American Bankers Association urged postponement of insurance requirements tied to the Glass Steagall Act as part of Roosevelt’s recovery program. The measure would delay mandatory guarantees on deposits, with many banks forced to suspend operations due to liquidity and legal constraints.
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United
Chicago
American Bankers ’Association
Roosevalt
Ohio
Yesterday's Scores and Today's Games Across Leagues
Yesterday, American League results show Washington 5 9 Boston 4 6 Philadelphia 4 8 New York 1 9 and National Pittsburgh 6 New York 4. International Newari 9 1 Jersey City 6 2 Albany 2 7 Baltimore 1 Buffalo 7 8 Toronto Montreal 2 3 Rochester 17. Today features matchups in New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati and more.
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Cincinnati
Pet
New
Pennzips to Meet Senecas in Season Opener
The Pennzips of Botseville, champions of the Titer City League, face the Senecans of Seneca, Hayrake League champions, in the opening game at 5 p.m. Merrifield starts for the Zips against Seneca, with Porter likely catching as Turk remains out. Edinera appears the Senecans’ likely starter after a strong league record.
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Botseville
Fin Senecans
Seneca
Zips
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Merrifield
Sentcn
Ken ‘Porter
Turk
Senecans
Imdin
Invitational tennis tourney for city players announced
The Journal invites top city and nearby players to the first annual invitational teams tournament on local courts next week. About 12 to 15 standout players from the area are expected to participate. A Silver loving cup will be awarded to the winner. Corry Tennis Association officers will assist with facilities and openings. Entries and drawings will be finalized in days. Notables invited include Melvin Cobbett the 1984 champion, Gilbert Boyd, Hoffmister, Myers, Powers, Willis, Mountain, Carroll, and others. Union City stars Fed Treat and John Cooper are invited, with Spartansburg and Clymer also asked to enter. The field is viewed as one of the strongest in Loyal tennis. The Union City shires may challenge Corry, while Cobbett and Hoffmaster are noted for strong play.
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Mediby
Corry Tennis Association
Mike
Melvin Cobbett
Gilbert L. Boyd
Charles Hoffmister
Bil Myers
Dick Powers
Curley Willis
Ewin Mountain
Ralph Carroll
Union City
Vines Defeats Englishman in National Tennis Opener
West Side Stadium Forest Hills NY September 8 Hilsworth Vines defending champion led the field into the round of sixteen in the men's national championships today with scores of 63 and 75 for the round.
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United Press
West Side Stadium
Forest Hills
Hilsworth Vines
Yie
EdWard Avory
Bugland
St. Marys Bulldogs Return to Independent Gridiron
In Ridgway on Sept 6 the St. Marys Bulldogs announce a return to independent football this season after a members meeting. Poot Schumm will coach the outfit while “Gulla” Lauerbech exits as business manager. Fire practice is planned tonight at the CCPC camp as Severs colored boys express desire to form the club.
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Ridgway
St. Marys Bulldogs
Poot Schumm
Gulla” Lauerbech
Severs Golored Boys
CCPC
Camp al’ Straight
Local politics and advertising stir county race
A fragmented report covers campaign activity in Corry and surrounding counties with references to posters, donations, and political advertising. It notes a North Hast location and mentions Mall 32.50 per month and county officials and candidates, highlighting a tense local political climate and planned shifts in the race.
Fragmented OCR note on names and times in a foundry scene
Partial readable OCR mentions Cary, Morty, AFL, and a foundry. The text is garbled with scattered fragments about a horse and a period, lacking clear actions or dates. No coherent event or outcome to summarize beyond naming some individuals and an organization.
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