Beavers Open Grid Practice Amidst Wide Scrutiny
Opening grid workouts on the junior field show Beavers under Coach Bill Myers racing to develop backfield strength to takeover duties from Sonny Daye. The piece notes Klein leading batting races and outlines fall plans for Bradford and Warren area teams, with potential pro interest for Gilson and a busy schedule ahead for Falconer High and local independents.
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Bill Myers
Wells
Oilers
Myers Hig
Sonny” Daye
Daye
Focal School
Falconer High
Ffi the Beavers
Jamestown Suburrbans
Waren High
Russell Field
Warren
Falconer
Rudolph
Frick
Bacus
Dispenza
Gaeta
Nunn
Ribaudo
Haskins
Chandler
Willis
Tracy
New York Staters
Pirates and Giants clash for deciding game in pennant chase
In a pivotal final series game between New York and Pittsburgh, both teams roll out top pitchers Carl Hubbell and Larry French as the Pirates aim to clinch the series after a 14 2 victory that tightened the race. The day also features the Cardinals overpowering the Phillies and the Dodgers edging the Reds as pennant pressure mounts.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Hittebirgh
Bul Paymalee
Moimd
Adeléy Luque
Lefty
Clark
Gus Suhre
Carl Grace
Grace
Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Lou Warneke
Ed Braunt
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Walter Beck
Dodgers
Red Lucas
Frey
New York Yankees
Washington
St. Louis
Lou Gehrig
Reynolds
Mone Weaver
Ralph Kress
Sad ' Sanz Dynes
Senators
Johny Marcini
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Indians
Roger Cramer
Athletics
Pearson
Connally
Detvalt Ak Hoalan
Luther Leads At Oakmont In Golf Invitation
Ted Luther of Corry, Pennsylvania, led the Oakmont Country Club invitation golf event at Oakmont. Westmorland players Perry Del Vecchio and Sam Barks posted mid-range scores as other contenders trailed, while Vincent Aldred from West Perth showed strong form. Foretold by United Press reports, the day featured tight play and early margins before weather and interruptions affected schedules.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Ted Luther
Corry
Oakmont
Golk Fowhey
Tlycher
Te Purmiments
Vincent
Aldred
Perry-Del Vecchio
Greanaburg
Ihen Studred
Pate O
Yesterday's Scores Across Major Leagues and Today’s Schedule
A roundup shows American games with New York, St Danis 8, Philadelphia 6. Cleveland 0. Chicago 1, Washington 0. Pittsburgh 44, New York 2. St Louis 10, Philadelphia 1. Albany 7, Jersey City 4. Buffalo 13, Rochester 6. Baltimore 8, Newark 3. Montreal 9, Toronto 2. Today Saint Louis visits New York. Detroit hosts Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington. New York at Pittsburgh. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at St Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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St. Danis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
International Albany
Jersey City
Buffalo
Rochester
Baltimore
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
National New York
le Bettin
Clevelane
Pet
Pennsylvnia to start 1982 with 17 lettermen
University of Pennsylvania football coach Harvey Harman will restore 17 lettermen to the squad for 1982, tapering from 37 last year. About 45 aspirants report for physical exams before training camp in the Pocono Mountains. Captain Ray Mele leads a core of nine regulars, with eight new lettermen set to win starting roles.
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United Press Philadephia
Harvey Harman
University of Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountains
Ray Mele
Donald ‘Kellett
William Shanahan
Edward Lewis
Nicholas ‘Triotols
Robert McCaffrey
Carl Palombo
John Pennypacker
John Powel
Joseph Burk
Edward Hopkins
John Liam
Hartstown and Meadville Aces to Meet Sunday
Hartstown and Meadville Aces clash Sunday at athletic field in Hartstown. Meadville, a top Crawford County rival, boasts a .600 league average this season and has a strong pitching staff led by a standout righthander. Hartstown’s lineup is solid, with a .500 Crawford League record against Meadville Viscose and Cochranton, as the two teams seek Crawford League bragging rights and possible early fireworks for future title bids.
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Hartstown
Umpions
Meadville Aces
Youngstown
Crawford-Mercer
Meadville
Aces
Meadville Viscose
Cochranton
Hartstoym Tboya
Meadville Duo Win In Tourney
Meadville pro Jack Keilor and Paul E. Thomas of Meadville Country Club led 18 pro-am teams to victory in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Golfers Association event at Kabkwa Club Erie. Thomas had two birdies as the pair shot 69 to finish three under par, four strokes ahead of North East duo Norman Crozier and Toby Lyon who tied with Charles Wolf and WN Walker of Erie for second. Crawford County teams Baroni and N. Hated finished fourth with 72.
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Meadville
Jack Keilor
Paul E. Thomas
wMeadville Country Club
Northwestern Pennsylvania Professional Golfers’ Association
Kabkwa Club
Erie
Erie. ‘Thomas Supplied Two of the Fv Birdies That Allowed the Meadville
Norman Crozier
Toby Lyon
North East
Finsh
Charies
Wolf
WN. Walker
Crawford County
Fred Baroni
N. Hi Hated
Oakland Beach
Conneaut Lake
First Round Matches Set for Presidents Cup Golf
First round matches begin at the Corry Country Club for the Presidents Cup and Club Championship. Lee C. Shoemaker led qualifiers with 478, making him a favorite as pairings include Shoemaker vs Pusch and Stewart vs Parker among others.
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Corry Country Club
Lee C. Shoemaker
Wea
Shoemaker
Pusch
Stewart
Parker
Grant 10 Meet Giant Stoeben Innate Feature
New York on September 8 the quarterfinal match in the men’s national tennis championship pits Bryan Grant of Atlanta against Lester Stoeben of California. A Grant victory over Ells-Vines yesterday suggested national supremacy for the 5-foot-120-pound Georgia player. If Stoeben defeats Grant, few expect any other outcome besides Grant’s championship calibre.
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New York
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Lester
Stolefen
California
Grant
Ellswath
Vines
Stosten
Georgia
America
Branie Shields
Gregory Mangin
Sch
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Jiro Sason
Japan
Shields
Sharkey Levinsky bout Nears $75,000 Gate at Comiskey Park
Chicago September reports roughly 10 000 tickets sold with registrations for more as pacing toward gate receipts over 75 000 for the Jack Sharkey King Levinsky heavyweight bout at Comiskey Park next week. Sharkey remains betting favorite and continues to draw. Also notes Earl Grace Gabby Hartnett Lou Gehrig and Johnny Marcum in recent standout performances.
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United Press
Chicago
Jacke Sharkey-King Levinsky
Comiskey Park
Sharkey
Earl Grace
Pirates
Giants
Homer
Wo Sinegles
Aventus
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Les
Browns
Johnny Marcum
Athletics
Indians
Briton Ferry Leads Contender Line to Quist Clash
Beating Satoh's countryman Rydauka Nunoi in straight sets, Ferry, Britain's No.2, appears ready to face Adrian Quist of Australia. Quist impressed but lost to Wilmer Allison yesterday, while Crawford’s quarterfinal foe remains unknown after McGrath and Sutter match was halted at 3-4 3-6 6-6 8-3 with play set to resume.
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Satoh
Rydauka Nunoi
Red Perry
Britain
Davis Cop Heto
Adrian Quist
Australia
Quist
Ag Wilmer Allison
Ferry
Allison
Yack Crawford
Vivian McGrath
OH Sutter
Jarkness
Crawford
Youngsville to Battle Tidioute in Warren County League clash
Rival counties Youngsville and Tidioute prepare for a decisive second half championship baseball game Saturday in Youngsville. Both teams hold a win each after split results, with big local support expected and plans to have Watron umpire the contest.
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Warren
Sept
Warren County
Tidioute
Youngsville
Corry's Drug Price Letter Ad Mentioned Prices
An old advertisement lists drug prices at Corry's Drug Store with items such as Beef, Iron, and Wine priced at 67 cents to a dollar, Dewitt's Pills at 58 cents, and Moone's epsom salts at a dollar twenty-five, reflecting 19th century commerce in medicines and tonics.
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Dewitt’s
Moone
Fragmented OCR summary from historical page segment
Fragmented text outlines debates on prodigious production, recovery through pressure and policy, and concerns about unemployment and universal education. Mentions economists, protection, and transport issues. references to American society, Japan, and industrial themes. scattered phrases about schools, highways, and child welfare amid broader social anxieties.
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