Tennis and sports mix at Union City and Meadville events
A robust schedule unfolds with the Journal Invitational tennis tournament promising sharper, more representative play than 1933. Ted Treat and Charley Hoffmaster are noted contenders, while Hartstown and Meadville meet in an exhibition at Athletic Field. Meanwhile, Union City prepares for Armistice Day clashes, with coach optimism for a strong season and local football organization debates.
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Treat
Charley “Hoffmaster
Attletic Field
Hartstown Nin
Meadville Aces
Hartstown
Butsey
al Stax Negro
Youngstown
Meadville
Hia Nctibe
Giants Split Games To Maintain Margin In N Y
In a doubleheader split, the Giants lost 6-5 to the Pirates then won 9-1. Bill Terry’s club maintained a six-and-a-half game lead over Pittsburgh as Hal Schumacher silenced the Reds and Ralph Birkofer was victimized in the opener. Other duels featured Chicago, Brooklyn, and St Louis taking wins and losses while Washington, New York, and Philadelphia pursued the race.
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United Press
NEW York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Bil Swift
Lloyd Vaughan
Swetonic
Chagnon
Swift
Giants
Pirates
Fitzsimmons
Beil Ae
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Reds
St Louis
Phillies
Bill Hallahan
Phils
Chick Klein
Dwall
Pepper Martin
Washington
Chicago
Alex McCoy
White Sox
Yankees
St. Louis
Sammy Byrd
Ken Gehrig
Gehrig
Yankee
Sallie
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia
Vieveland
Indians
Jimmy Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
A's
Foxx
Detroit
Tigers
Boston
Brown
Kline
Wullenton
Tennis Stars Face Tough Draw at Forest Hills
United Press reports from Forest Hills as Jack Tieball meets Jack Crawford in a pivotal third round, with Vivian McGrath's two handed backhand touted as fastest on tour. Jiroh Satoh prefers golf, while Dick Murphy forecasts a bank career after a second round exit to Bitsy Grant. Vincent Richards backs Vines to win. George Lott comments on Barry Wood's tough advantage.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Forest Filla
Jack Tieball
Jack Crawford
California
Berkeley Bell
Jean
Borotta
Bell
Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Vivian
McGraw
McGraths
McGrath
Vines
Franie Shields
Lester ‘Stoefen
Society of Charm Wearers
Dick Murphy
Murphy
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Grant
Tilden
Nurmi
Jiroh Satoh
Forest Hills
Vincent Richards
Dill
Ningworth
Helen Jacobs
Moody
George Lott
Barry Wood
Harvard
Latt
Keith Gledhill
Soung Gledhill
Milwatkes
Hoy Wonder
Wrankle Parker
Fred Perry
Ace
Britain
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Bryan Grant
Aventa
Australia
Sidney J. Wood
Francis
X. Shields
Ryosuke Nunoi
Japan
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Advan Quist
Gregory
Mangin
Newark
Jiro Satch
Andil Clifford Suller
New Orleans
Australis
How ‘Tormull
American YESTERDAYS SCOREE New Wave Update
Patchy scores from various cities show St Louis, New York, Boston, and Philadelphia leading lethargic play with mixed results. Faint references to teams like Detroit Cleveland Chicago and Pittsburgh appear amid garbled city names and stray percentages.
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St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Glavalal Washinton
Chlango
New Yorke
T the Chicken
Brooklyn
Cincinnti
Football Coaches to Discuss Rule Changes
Football officials and coaches will attend a meeting of the Easter Intercollegiate Association to discuss rule changes and injuries. Dr. Maryin A. Stevens, former Yale head and former EIA president, will lead the discussions alongside Herbert Crisler of Princeton, Dr. J. O'Brien of Tufts, and Walter Olveson of Lehish, new chairman of the rules committee.
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Sn United Press
New York
Easter Intercollegiate Association
Maryin A. Stevens
Yale
ERE Eoneheh Association
Herbert
Fritz) Crisler
Princeton
J. O'Brien
Tufts
Walter Olveson
Lehish
Thy Oo Bail Rues
International League slugger heads to Boston
Baltimore reports that outfielder Sellers of the Baltimore Orioles in the International League has been sold to the Boston Red Sox. Carley J. Kuepp, Baltimore club president, announced the deal noting the Orioles will reserve a bid and trade one player for their 25 year history. Sellers will report next spring with home base in Pittsburgh.
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Howard
Ty” Crandall
Angola
Williamsville
Crandall
Bis
Unie Oubtala
United P
Baltimore
Baltimore Onolua
Boston Red Sox
Carley J. Kuepp
Baltimore Era
Orioles
Guidider
Soltera
Bibtaburgh
Dizzy Dean plots to bring pennant with Paul Dean plan
In Columbus Olu on September 7 1930s era report Dizzy Dean proposes bringing his brother Paul from the Columbus Red Birds to the St. Louis Cardinals to win the National League pennant. Rickey questions readiness but Dean asserts his plan and recalls his 17 strikeouts and a quarrel over the crowd. Also notes boxing results from Boston and San Francisco.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Columbus
Olu
Rame
Dizzy Desp
St. Louis Cardin
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Dean
Rickey
Cardinal
St. Louis
Paul
Columbus Red Birds
Dizzy
Tim
Pennan
Jang
Qwell
Tom
Pelters
Dizzy Repli Rickey
Paul Teun
Inlay
Paul Dean
Warren Kane-Corry Women Golfers Win Championship Match
Sept 7 report: Allegheny Valley League action left Conewago Kane-Corry and Warren Kane-Corry women aiming for the valley title. Titusville and Wanango women were eliminated from contention as scores from recent play are listed, with upcoming championship match details to be announced.
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Warren
Kane-Corry
Jamestown
Allegheny Valley
Conewapgo Country Club
Carlos Dachtan
Larson Jamison
Peterson
MecWethey
Henrietta
Beaty
Lyle Weer Heasley
St Claire Gildersleeve
Orissey Vivrey
Siggins
Safe
Blair
Longshore A
Moon Brook
Banghart
Helm Evans
Cix
Titusville
Wanango Evange
Fr. Holat
G Holst
E. Warner
Wesleyville 16 9 Victory Over Stanford Hose
Wesleyville mushers defeated Stanford Hose 16 to 9 in a suburban game on Wednesday. The Wesleyville team took an early lead and defended it, with Stanford Hose facing tough opposition from Wesleyville, their strongest challenger so far this season. The Stanfords plan to meet Hast Ennees Friday at Junior High field, as local rivalries heat up.
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Wesleyville
Stanford Hose Company
Brig
Stanfords
Merbera
Wattsburg
Franklin Parks
Eris
Corry
Denton Plays 18 Holes With One Club In 95 Strokes
Kansas City news reports Denton, a noted champion, attempting a unique golf wager at Hillcrest. He completed 18 holes using a single club in 95 strokes, with the bet targeting a score below 100. About thirty spectators observed the feat.
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Sy United Prose
Kansas City
Denton
Sharkey Makes Fine Showing In Chicago Debut
Sharkey weighs 201 pounds and impressed as he arrived in Chicago for a ten round heavyweight bout setup at Comiskey Park on September 15. He trains intensely over the next days and has Chester Matan as sparring partner, while being a strong favorite to beat King Levinsky.
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Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Im Jy
Aga
King Levinsky
Gledhill Upsets Parker in National Singles
Forest Hills reports a dramatic Round of 16 as Keith Gledhill California defeats Milwaukees Parker to stun the seedings. Perry Vines Crawford Shields Nunoi and others push through in a day of rapid rallies and surprising eliminations amid strong contenders for the quarterfinals.
Wrestling Results Highlight Narrow Victory Abroad
The report lists wrestlers from Philadelphia and Omaha with unusual spellings and mixed place names, citing Stan Sokol of Philadelphia and Jack McArthur of California in a brief meet result. The OCR text appears garbled with inconsistent city names and participant labels, reflecting a sparsely legible standings note.
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Philadelphia
Eynie Dustils
Omaha
Neb Thiey
Charifestrate
Spring Valley
N.Y
Stan Sokol
Sind Jack McArthur
California
Drey
Yesterday's Heroes Relate A Giants Victory Tale
A battered OCR fragment hints at a baseball game where a relief pitcher named Hilt Swifh Pirstas defeated the Giants. The text is garbled but suggests a single hit or run and mentions players or terms like El Behuiyecher and Cardingis. The excerpt is unreadable in parts.
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Hilt Swifh Pirstas
Giants
Wah
Winnie el Behuiyecher
Mmé
Halishin Cardingis
Corry Pybilit West A Arthur Cx National
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed fragments about a national or local issue. It mentions dates, prices, and names but lacks coherent events or clear outcomes to summarize. The readable items point to a zine article and municipal matters without definite actions or results.
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Corry Pybilit
Arthur Cx National
Local Ledger Fragment Hints at Large Figure
A fragmented OCR item hints at a financial figure around 180000 dollars and a mention of 1 260 0, but readable context is limited leaving the exact nature of the transaction unclear. The fragment suggests a sizable monetary detail tied to an individual or organization.
Fragmented Tax Notice Sparks Ambiguity in Representation
An unclear OCR fragment references tax representation and a share or agency. Details are incomplete, but the note hints at a local tax matter and possible designation of a representative. Further readable content is needed to specify entities, places, dates, or actions.
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Union City High
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Enis
Evelyn Isdunid
Alletic Pier
Unionites
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Union City
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Freddie Darey
Dailey
Peters
BUCS
Vaughn
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Parade
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Phiadelphia
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National Wing Yorke
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Banton
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Wo Sb Lane
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Gleveland
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Piresburgs
Bradlyn Og
Philantelpia
Dizzy Dean
Brother Pan
Columbus Red Birdy
Cardinal ‘Triumph
Tony Shucco
Tuffy Griffiths
al Rodriguez
Quincy
Dutch Leonard
Waltham
San Francisco
Tony Poloni
Reno
Billy Donohue
Little Demipsey
Cetrini
Stanford Hose
Erie Suburbans
Erie
Ernoon
Yrei Stolt
Richard Merker
Hife
Grand Union
Prises
Vail
Davis Baking Powder
Dj Monta
Campbell’ Oon
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Bie
Prn Rtt
Grand Union Sewage
Sharkey
Gledhill
Parker
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E.E. Guignon
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