Hartstown Nine to Face Meadville Aces in Exhibition Test
Hartstown shelves a youth colored pitcher Butsey who has won about twenty games in the Py matuning League as Corry clubs prepare for an exhibition contest with the Meadville Aces tomorrow at 3 PM. The Canadohtas were expected to travel to Titusville for a deciding game but that contest is unclear. Queen City bats the Hydetown Merchants in a five game set Sunday, with promoters hoping for wider in city attendance to stage more games.
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Athletic Field
Stoefen Shields Face Two Best In Semifinals
United Press reports top contenders await in semifinals of the world tennis event. Frank Shields of New York faces Jack Crawford of Australia while Lester Stoefen plays Fred Perry, with Americans seeking first win since 1926 and an all-visitor final looming if results go against the home team.
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Cubs Get New Rest of the Week Seeding
Adolph Caili, a new signing for the Cubs, arrived with his wife and 13 month old baby from San Francisco. He is slated to join the Pittsburgh outfit at Wrigley Field and expected to see immediate action as the lineup shifts.
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Yesterday's Scores and Today's Baseball Lineup
Yesterday's scores feature multiple games across leagues including New York 4 Detroit 4 and Boston 9 Philadelphia 2 plus Cincinnati 12 over Brooklyn. Today's games list matchups such as Lewis at New York and Detroit at Boston with several others across American and National leagues.
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Drawings Set For First Round Of Open Tennis Tourney
Postponements due to late acceptances push first round drawings to Monday. Fourteen entries listed from Corty Rev G L Boyd Thea Williams James Lewis Melvin Cobbett Erwin Mountain Dick Powers Ralph Carroll Olin Simmons Bruce Smith Union City Ted Treat John Cooper Spartansburg Rev Mr Kelly Boyd Thompson. Winners receive a silver rover tip. plans aim to complete first round next week amid anticipated spirited matches.
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James Lewis
Melvin Cobbett
Erwin Mountain
Dick Powers
Ralph Carroll
Olin Simmons
Bruce Smith
Union City
Ted ‘Treat
John Cooper
Spartansburg
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Thompson
Forfeit Victory For Stanford Hose in Junior High Ball
The scheduled game between the Stanford Hose Company mushcball team and the Busk Enders ended in a forfeit victory for the Stamfords on the Junior High field by default last night. A picked team used only the East Enders battery, and the Stanfords won 11 to 4. East End players lament management’s failure to field the regular lineup and accept defeat by default.
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Two Die and Four Hurt in West Philadelphia Traffic Crash
A bus and car collision in West Philadelphia killed two women, Miss Rose Whelant and Mrs Josephine Sallis, both 25, and left four others injured including Richard Neals, 36, his wife Mary, 26, and daughter Patricia, 5. Police could not confirm full details of the crash as passengers were identified.
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Dangerous wound care advice from garbled ad text
Fragmentary OCR promotes self treatment for injuries with unclear brand names. It lacks credible medical guidance and misstates product names and usage.
Luther Consistent to Win Oakmont Tourney
Ted Luther, ex Corry pro now with Valley Heights Club, secured the Oakmont Country Club invitation title with a wide margin. He posted 72 73 105 for the 54 holes, eight strokes ahead of Pete O’Hara of West Foreland Club, who had a 76 in the final round. A three way tie for third included Kimest Jacobs Castie Shannon Sam Parks Jr. and others with 1573 and 159 scores listed.
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Davis Cup talk and rising stars from Australia and Japan
United Press Stall correspondent Henry McLemore analyzes the Davis Cup scene. He notes Australia and Japan fielding strong players like Jack Crayford, Jiro Satoh, Vivian McGrath, Don Turnbull, Ryosuke Nunoi, and others who threaten the United States. The piece discusses players’ styles, potential clashes, and the coming era of global tennis rivalries.
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Cochet Turns Pro In Revolving Davis Cup Plans
Henri Cochet, longtime France Davis Cup pillar, announced last night he has turned professional. The federation clashed over whether this forfeits his amateur status automatically, while Cochet planned to donate his share of proceeds to charity. His pro debut is set for Paris on September 22 with partner Matti Plas facing Bill Tilden and Bruce Barnes in a four man match.
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Venango Club Field Meet Draws 4000 to 5000 Sportsmen
Field meet at Venango Club in Tranklon Pa draws 4000 to 5000 participants from Ohio and Pennsylvania for the annual event at Billion Harvest Home Grounds. Includes fist archery first time in Venango County with entries from Cleveland Youngstown Erie Pittsburgh and more. Races coon and rabbit chase bait casting and a political touch as county candidates expected before primaries.
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Giants Win Pivotal Game In Pirates Series Fight
Giants beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in an eight inning rally as Hubbell limits the Pirates to six hits. Babe Herman leads Chicago attack. Cubs sweep Boston 8 to 2 while Washington, Yankees, and Tigers win in a day of Busy standings moves.
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Lean Football Season Facing Carnegie Tech
United Press correspondent Benn. Nilk reports Pittsburgh Sept. 9 that Carnegie Tech prepares for a lean football year with Jesn alternatives and injuries. Notre Dame, Temple, Cincinnati, and Washington Jefferson loom. Hawer Harpster steps in as quarterback as plans shift to rebuild after last year.
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Corry gridiron notes two games on tap with Warren and Cathedral Prep
Corry high school football faces tough begins as Warren Independents travel to Beaty Field for a Sept 17 clash while Cathedral Prep looms undefeated and strong. Merle Israelson of Corry earns national rifle fame at Camp Perry as local teams prep with practice and training sessions.
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Fragmented OCR note: scattered topics and phrases
A highly garbled OCR fragment mixes political, health, and civic phrases with random words. It mentions Cuba, elections, health topics, and warnings about safeguards, but contains no coherent event or clear entities to report as a full news item.
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