Beavers Open Season This Week at Erie Stadium
Beavers travel to Erie Stadium next Saturday for the first Corry eleven appearance on the trinity seat field. The team faces the Wrie Hast High plover as the Erie city scholastic champion silifi, with Grange and Black opposing the Beavers in a tough Northwest schedule. The Beavers aim for experience and fight, not easy wins, as broadcasting plans for America's Cup trials and Lipton’s challenger coverage reach regional audiences.
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Beavers Lose to Alumni in Frank Details of Match
Beavers fall to alumni and shift focus to preparation for East St Louis game as Chicago Cubs chase title. East St. Louis squad praised for speed while roster moves add Bayess and Brynolisoll joining the team. Parish record shows Meadors, Williams and Crum key plays in later drives.
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Beavers Tackle Hyde's Boys In Big Scrimmage Preview
Beavers face Corry’s team this Saturday after a tough prep, aiming for peak fitness under Sunny Jim Hyde. Hyde and coach Metall push lines, ends, and backs through intense drills to counter Corry’s two returning backs and strong combine.
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Corry Squads Defeated In Sunday Games
Sunday results show Corry squads losing as strong defense and sharp offense from rivals shaped the outcomes. Names like Warren Tinsley, Pauley, and Hart appear in discussion of standout performers and team form headlines.
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Homestead Boxer Faces Heeney in Pro Boxing Date
Homestead boxing scene notes a scheduled bout as Heeny meets rival contender in a card that also features local fighters and a possible return of notable heavies. The event highlights include amateur and professional matchups with community supporters backing the local athletes.
Chicago and New York Lead In Mixed Scores With Boston
Games across American and National leagues show Chicago and New York posting wins while Boston struggles. Notable results include New York 57 to 2 over Boston in the first, and Philadelphia and St. Louis postings in their open-date slate.
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Lord Dewar Trophy Won By U S Squad
United States rifle team Logay earned the Lord Dewar trophy after a ten point win over England in the Dewar matches. Weather hindered conditions yet the U S total reached 3149 of 6000 at Wimbledon. England scored 7889 on their home range amid wind and rain during the event in Perry Camp.
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England
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Birmingham
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Wis
Natlina
Viner Plirscribn
Secretary of War
Newark Setback in Wild Shootout Across Time
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Newark event involving players Camara and McCarthy from Boston in a scheduled game. Mentions alien or unusual plays and a potential knockout moment. Reading shows garbled name strings and unclear context.
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Boyz
Giant
Pat McCarthy
Boston
Bell Triumphs Over Borotra Shocks Tennis World
United Press reports from Forust Hills Sept. 8 that Johnny Shedman style Austin star Bell upset Borotra in the early rounds of the national singles championship. Bell relied on a powerful service and sharp second balls to expose Borotra's weaknesses, threatening Big Bill Tilden's bid for an eighth title as other young players press to disrupt the veteran champion.
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Bill Tilden
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Austin Star
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Four Teams May Organize New Football Loop
Nearly forty members of Valley Service and Ridgway Independent football teams met in Lae Legion rooms to form a joint league, named the Ridgway Ties. Harry Lay will manage, with Bill Johnson and Lyle Llewellyn as assistants handling games and tickets. Coaches Whelan and Craig were chosen, with practice set at West End Field. Discussion covered league inclusion of DuBois Clearfield St Marys and Ridgway, with a tentative schedule and first game likely September 28.
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Russ Craig
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Yankees Set New Attendance Record at Yankee Stadium
New York. The Yankees completed their most successful financial season, surpassing the 1027 peak with gate receipts over 1.5 million. A 30,000 crowd attended yesterday’s doubleheader against Boston at Yankee Stadium, underscoring strong fan support and high attendance across the league.
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Panthers End Hip Collins Back At Pitt Camp
Hip Collins, a sophomore end at the University of Pittsburgh, is expected to be a regular contributor again this season as he shows fine form at Camp Hamilton.
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Freeman to return fight with Thompson after title win
Welterweight champion Ommy Freeman, fresh from defeating Thompson, plans a brief rest at Hot Springs Ark before resuming active boxing. He will meet any challenger who earns a title shot, while Thompson accepts the loss as a lesson and McGinty notes Freeman will fight as soon as a suitable opponent appears.
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Pampleon
Thompson
Tommy McGinty
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Americans Retain World Polo Trophy After 19–5 Win
The United States won the first match of the Weathert Cup series in New York, defeating Britain 19 to 5. Captains Hitchende and Ne aides led the American riders as they dominated, with the trophy likely to stay in the U.S. if they win next Wednesday. The cup has been in American hands since it was brought overseas nine years ago.
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United States
Tigor Fos
Tommy Hitchende
Nii Ne Aides
McLarnin Favored Over Singer in Yankee Stadium Bout
A 30,000 crowd is seen at Yankee Stadium for Jimmy McLarnin Vancouver welterweight challenging Al Singer lightweight champion in a rare title bout. McLarnin tipped as favorite, weighing near 141 pounds, while Singer weighs around 130s. Boxing heat builds despite mixed recent results as fans anticipate a high-stakes outdoor night.
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York
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Western Clubs In Final Swing Through East
Western clubs begin their final Eastward tour while the Eastern teams start the West swing. Cardinals ride a hot streak, closing within 2 1/2 games of the Cubs after 11-6 and 4-2 victories over Cincinnati. Brooklyn and Philadelphia split, while Washington gains ground on the league leaders with a 7-6 win.
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Prohibition Debate Shapes College Study Plans
In a broad discussion on prohibition, readers consider practical paths to reforms beyond enforcement. The article notes old-fashioned methods encounter skepticism as supporters seek viable solutions. Colleges prepare updated curricula with expanded history and literature offerings to address evolving social issues and civic responsibilities.
Fragmented Linguistic Note on Word Usage From OCR
A fragmentary text discusses pronunciation and spelling quirks in daily vocabulary. It references common mispronunciations and how word forms affect understanding, noting repetition and emphasis on exact usage in reading.
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