Curley Williams Upsets Boyd In Journal Tennis
Curley Williams defeated Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd two sets to one in the Journal invitation tennis tournament, dropping the first 4-6 before winning 6-4 and the deciding set. Williams, praised for speed and endurance, emerged as a dark horse contender as fans anticipate more results in the ongoing event.
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Curley Williams
Rev
Gilbert L. Boyd
Chapion
Sterel
Williams
Im Gem
Will¢ Hanis
Boyd
Curles
Cobbett
Pionship
Unil
Séren
Hye
Spartansburg
Journal
Charles Hoffingier
Skiwanis
Thompson
Mr. Kelly
Cubs Take Series Opener As pennant race Tightens
Chicago Cubs win the first game of the six game set with New York Giants at the Polo Grounds, boosting their bid as the Giants’ lead over the Pirates narrows. Hubbell starts, Cubs offense erupts early, rain halts two hours, Shores finishes. Pirates also win 1-0 over Boston, while St. Louis beats Brooklyn 4-1 behind Diney Dyan. Athletics split with Chicago, Foxx hits 45th homer as A’s win nightcap. Red Sox beat Browns 1-0. Detroit at New York and Cleveland-Washington washed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
United
New York
Chisago Cubs
New York Giants
Shey
Giants
Wim
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
New Yorkers
Maye
Chicago
Hubbell
Yeforce
Bill Terry
Bill Shores
Guy Bush
Pirates
Boston
Larry Wrench
Ben Cantwell
Pittsburgh
Freddie Lindstrom
Pie Traynor
Diney Dyan
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Carroll
Shute
Lewis Homer
Frankie Wirs
Roy Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
Foxz
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Lilsy Brown
Red Sox
Sam “West
St. Louis Hosen
Detroit
Clevelantine Washington
Ross to Fight in December
Barney Rosy, World light heavyweight champion, will make his professional New York debut in December in a light heavyweight bout. His managers listed are Sar Piet and Apt Winch. The matchup may earn him a shot at the title, with potential opponents Billy Pettypie or Bey Van Tlaveren suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept. Ly
Barney Rosy
Sar Piet Amd Apt Winch
satoMnet Shish Hiatt
Wrestling Results Feature Mixed Bout Show in Buffalo
Reported results list several matches with wrestlers from Greece and Michigan. Shikat and Hetphis defeated Mianshatt and Atlas respectively, in a card held at Buffalo. Other bouts featured mounts by Mountalst, Dean, and Heberth with varying outcomes amid a crowded arena atmosphere.
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Dick Shikat
Ehvka Hetphis
Ploya Mianshatt
Aedona
Paul Boesch
Bigoklya
Jim Atlas
Greece
Buffalo
Surpiss
Michigan
Nan Mountalst Dean
Georgii
Interstate League Opens Sunday in St Marys Ridgway Series
Baseball action heats up as the Interstate League title race enters a three game series starting Sunday September 17 between St Marys Golfs and Ridgway Butchers at Berwing Park St Marys Both teams tied for the league title with St Marys claiming the second half Ridgway led the first half A second game may be at Ridgway with a possible neutral site either St Marys or Meld Expected record crowds as fans follow the clash for the county title
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St.Mays Golfs
Butchers of Rideway
Berwing Park
St. Marys
Ridgway
Notable athletes comment on teams and coaches across sports
In a mixed sports roundup from New York dated September 14, famed figures including Bill Terry of the Giants and various coaches and athletes critique teams, players, and prospects across baseball, football, boxing, and tennis. They discuss pitching strength, future Notre Dame squads, Temple football, Canzoneri and Ross boxing, and Perry in tennis, with self critique and rival assessments woven through.
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New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Senators
Giants
Hans Wagner
Rale Carl Hubpell
Gieats
Chisty Mathewson
Hank ‘Anderson
Notré Dame
Notre Dame
Freanman
Pop Warner
Temple
Baings
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Tigers
Barney Hogs
Tony Canzoneri
Ted
Tony
Barney Ross
Canzoneri
Ross
Fred Perry
Jacks Crawford
Crawford
Bo Wink Crayford
Henry
Perry
Heath
Water sports at Meadville report and dam project notes
A fragmented Meadville report details water sports activity and a dam completion plan. City Engineer Roy Phillips reports at a meeting about the project status, fence installation, and old threat removal measures, with partial notes on the plant site and advisory actions.
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Meadvidlag
Danberne
Roy Phillips
PHM
Yarosz to Meet Vince Dundee in Return Fight
Teddy Yarosz Pennsylvania’s top middleweight contender schedules a return bout with Vince Dundee in Newark New Jersey on Monday night after a recent victory and a brief rest. Yarosz trains with sparring partners, plans to leave for Newark by train, and will be accompanied by his brother Hadio and manager Ray Fouts. The first encounter in Pittsburgh ended with Dundee defeated in a ten round contest.
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United Press Monaca
Teddy Yarbez
Pennsylvania
Plaimant
Warosz
Newark
Dubflee
Hadio
Ray Fouts
New Jersey City
Yanasz
Dundee
Dreamland Park
Pittsburgh
Hin
Fisher
Favorite Faces A Shiff Test In Golf
Pittsburgh report shows Betty Abernethy and Sayorite advancing to the semi final in the Women’s Golf Association event. Competition features Mrs Abernethy against Oakmont’s three time champion Raymond Price, with Maxy Iuln and Bernd Host from local clubs also contending.
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Pittsburgh
Betty Abernethy
Ani Sayorite
Women's Golf Association
Byisworth Vines
Ileghony Gollatry Kip
Abernethy
Raymond Price
Oakmont Club
Abbot Watch
Maxy Iuln
Pittsboroe
J Bernd
Unclear boxing card results from St Louis event
Fragmentary notes show fighters and places but lack clear outcomes. Names like Dave Barny Howard Sent Tiger Taylor Charley Giebt appear with weights and cities including Oklahoma Poplar Blue and Indianapolis but many items are garbled.
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Coulis
Dave Barny
St Loui
Howard
Oklahoma
Hddie Huson
St Louis
Tiger Taylor
Poplar Blue
Toy Paris
Ibi
St Louie
Charley Giebt
Nebraska Not Favorable To Creighton Game
Lincoln Neb Sept 14 As Nebraska officials refuse to sanction a Creighton University football game, the Omaha Junior Chamber proposes a Thanksgiving matchup with a $115,000 guarantee. The university athletic board sticks to its policy of not scheduling within the state. A legislative appeal to compel the game is noted as a potential option.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Geafenes
Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce
Creighton University of Omaha
Omaha Chamber
Cornhuskers
Athletic Board
Nebraska University
University Board
R. D. Scott
Creighton University
Richard Koch
Omaha
University of Kentucky
Centre Gallege
Missouri
T He Tigers
Washington University of St. Louis
St.Louis University
Hie
Bolt
Sharkey Set for Levinsky clash in Chicago tonight
Chicago dispatch outlines former heavyweight champion Sharkey ready to face King Levin in a wild swing battle. The Boston sailor hopes to build toward a title bid with planned bouts against Loughran in Philadelphia and Carnera next February as his earnings for the 46 round bout were noted and the matchup drawn interest from boxing fans.
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Chicago
Jack Sharkey
King Levin
Boston
Fe Warhied
Prima Carhera
Bi Loughran
Philadelphia
Wax Baer
Carnera
British Golf Prospects in 1934 Season Painted Gloomy
A London dispatch reports widespread pessimism about Britain's golf prospects for 1934. Observers note a crowded summer schedule and limited top talent, with expectations tempered by travel, conditions, and competitive depth. The piece cites notable players and clubs in a broad assessment of form and national strength.
Three First Round Matches Completed In Jolimon Tennis
Weather threats delayed several Jolimon first round matches. James Lewis beat Erwin Mountain 7 5 6 4, Gurley Williams defeated Rev G Joe Boyd 6 4 6 0, Charles Hallmaster beat Thompson 6 1 6 0. Remaining matches include Cobbett vs Myers and Simmons vs Cooper with others set to finish by Saturday.
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Ia Nis Olimiamont
aTthelign
James Lewis
Erwin Mountain
Gurley
Wiliams
Rev. G. Joe Boyd
Charles Hallmaster
Thompson
Spartansburg
Melvin Cobbett
William Myers
Olin Simmons
John Cooper
Uation City
Dirk Boward
Brute Smith
Rev Kelly
Boyd
Spartensburg
Ted Treat
Union Citys
Ralph Carroll Lewis
Williams
Avid Hofmauter
Lewis
Hofmaster
Simmons Cooper
Powers-Smith
Mr. Kelly
Tellore
Amateur Ellsworth Jones defers pro plans after Davis Cup goal
Ellsworth Jones, who recently dethroned the national singles champion, says he will remain an amateur until the United States regains the Davis Cup. Returning from the East where he lost his national crown to Forest Hills, Jones weighed a pro career but chose to pursue helping the U S win back the cup.
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United Press
Pasadena
Ellsworth Jones
United States
Forest Hills
Oy Il
Ofter
Hit 7
Imoure
Polar Trip Pilot Gaph Keogh Heads Antarctic Expedition
Terence Keogh of New Rochelle will pilot the Bear of Portland through the Antarctic as part of the Byrd polar expedition. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd heads the mission and the Bear will be accompanied by the Pacific Pir.
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Gaph
Terence Keogh
New Ochelle
Bear
Portland
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Phoney in Chisography A of Sellars in Mayuulouly
A garbled OCR note reports a local figure named Sellars compiling a tat of 238 scoried wigs of spelling the mane of the town in a Mayuulouly post office setting. The fragment hints at a political advert or notice with unclear content.
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Sellars
Mayuulouly
Yesterday's scores and today's games list
Yesterday updates show Chicago 8 to 2 over unknown, Philadelphia 2 over Boston 3, St. Louis 1 over Cleveland Washington rain affected games. National League results Chicago 2 New York 1, Boston 1. St Louis 4 Brooklyn 1. Today's schedule includes Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at New York, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at St Louis.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Gleveland
New York
National
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
L. Po
Neveland
Louis
Westrope Aims At All Time Record In Newswire
Salem N H Sept 14 Johnny Westrope of Montana continued his winning run as he tied the all time American track mark with his 288th win, surpassing the record set by Walter Ker in 1996. The six pound western sprinter has three months left in the season as he targets the all time record.
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United
Salem
Johnny Weetrope
Montana
Tray
Jeel Ky
Walter Ker
Dphony Gurr
Polind
Unclear fragment0111 group pens reply in stalled debate
Fragmentary OCR text shows a group and banks cited in a stalled discussion. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable but suggest a meeting or statement with financial references. The source is too garbled to extract concrete entities or outcomes.
Fragmentary notes on harvest and farmers during wartime
A garbled excerpt discusses harvests and farmers in wartime, mentioning food, rationing, and general sentiment. Several legible words hint at poor storage, supply challenges, and patient suffering, with scattered references to places and numbers. The fragment lacks clear events or identities.
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By Henry McLemore
Meadville
G. Rees
E. Watington
Lake Waty
Yarosz
Vince Dundee
Monaca
Nebraska
Creighton
Omaha Chamber OF Commerce
Sharkey
Levinsky
Quy Bush
Darry Frenen
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Tiny Shute
Samlwich
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Edw. W. Humphreys
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