Robins Now Loom Strongest in National League Race
Brooklyn Robins top NL chase with a new wins record and a looming series against St. Louis. Cards have 27 wins in 35 games and fall out of the lead. Western clubs loom as Notre Dame battles Carnegie Tech and Southern California in college football. Lakewood High School unveils night football lighting. Jamestown Post notes projectors and lighting for a premier southwestern New York game. Bowling builds to a big year, with City League teams committed and Beavers aiming at BallPay’s clash.
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City League Bowling Officers Elected At Recreation Alleys
Raymond Bitr was elected president of the newly organized City League bowling circuit at Recreation Alleys. Other officers named include CH Shoop as vice president, Hobart Mians as secretary, and W. D. Hustead as treasurer. Plans for a ten team league and a midweek reorganization were set, with Loveland Tires, Standard Automatics, Coury Journal, Kiwanis Gilly, and more entered.
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Hieroglyphics Vase Sheds Light on Predynastic Era
A small proto Egyptian artifact, a prodynastic vase, has surfaced in the Metropolitan Museum collection. The piece, tied to early hieroglyphic writing, is described as among the oldest examples of the craft in the region.
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Robins Cards Begin 3 Game Crucial Series
Brooklyn Robins lead the National League and hold a seven game win streak after defeating the Reds 12 8 as St Louis Cardinals start a pivotal three game set in Brooklyn. Cubs pound Phillies to stay in the pennant chase amid late season drama.
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George Kirkley
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Philadelphia Athletics
Senators Win But Have Only Remote Chance
The Philadelphia Athletics lead the American League by seven games with 11 to play. Washington Senators beat the White Sox 4-8 in a doubleheader to shave a half game off, while Philadelphia idle. Yankees topped Tigers 5-2 as Babe Ruth had three hits. Browns beat Red Sox in a late game after Boston won the opener. Giants blanked Pirates 6-1 as Chicago Cubs and Phillies split a double header.
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Chitazo Cubs
Berg Favored In Ten Round Professional Bout At Queensboro Stadium
Jack Berg favored to beat Joe Glick in a ten round match at Queensboro Stadium in New York. This is Berg’s second pro bout after a close decision win over Glick in Madison Square Garden. A separate AMATEUR event at Madison Square Garden features 145 boxers in eight classes with preliminaries tonight and finals Thursday.
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New York
Jack Ku
Hang
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Queensford
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Madison Squire
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Mandell Plans Comeback After Victory in Tansville
Mandell today planned full tester tests to gauge chances of regaining ranking as a championship feasible fighter. He negotiated the first step of comeback last night by decisively defeating his opponent in Tansville, according to local sports reports.
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United Press
Race Preview: Enterprise Faces Shamree in Newport Yacht Event
Reports from Newport detail the third race between Enterprise and Shamree. The course runs fifteen miles to windward from Brenton's Reef lightship and back, with the race set for early morning daylight saving time. Enterprise has won earlier legs and must win two more to defend the cup.
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United Press
Newport
R. 1
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Siauliens
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Reef
Rough seas may bring new test for enterprise
Enterprise and Vanderbilt aboard the yacht Enterprise have twice defeated Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock V in seaborne contests off Newport. The next race heads toward Brenton's Reef with 9.9 miles to windward and back as fans and bettors weigh the chances of a fresh test of seamanship amid choppy seas and shifting winds.
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United Press
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Vannerbitt
LIST STRIBLING CHIEF CONTENDER FOR HEAVY TITLE
Omaha Neb Sept 16 A decision announcing what UVoung Shite ling aig lealing contender for the heavyweight crown of Max Schméling stirred comment at the annual convention of the National Boxing Association. The meeting named leading contenders for each division including Heavyweight Max Schmoeling and W L Stetbling and Light heavyweight Maxie Rosen bloom and Jimmy Stutvery.
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Max Schméling
Nation Boxing Association
Jack Sharkey
Boston
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W. L. Stetbling
Maxie Rosen *Bloom
Jimmy Stutv
Clash Tonight for Horseshoe Title
Weather permitting the championship of the National and American Horseshoe Leagues will be decided at 7 this evening on the Journal courts. The finals pit the National League champs Hixson Delivery squad against the Shannon Painters, after Hixsons beat Tie International in straight games last week. The American League duo Raleigh Hixson and Wilswit Brown face Kinney and Sullivan as Winggles hope to upset. New matchups include Corry Baling Company versus Ajax tossers for runnerup honors following a forfeit win by the former over Gonry-damns- Lown.
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Releigh Hixson
Wilswit Brown
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Toe Sullivan
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WiIl
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Sneath
Zarotock Enarp
Corry Baling Company
Gonry-damns- Lown
Ajax Tosters
Tennis pros in tourney in strong field
The national professional lawn tennis championship opened here with a stellar field. Czech Slovakia defending champion Karel Cozeluh led the lineup as Vincent Richards of the United States Don Mas Kell of England Hans Hummel of Germany Pierre Bichopusler and Captain Valerian Yagorsky of Russia were among the expected challengers. Two rounds were scheduled for today.
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Karel Cozeluh
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Slovakia
Vincent Richards
United States
Don Maskell
England
Hans Hummel
Germany
Pierre Bichopusler
Phare
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Russia
Kane Indies Cop Opener
Kane Indies opened the 1930 pro season on the P R R gridiron with a 12 to 0 victory over Bradford Bachelor AC. Sammy Rifeno, their quarterback, scored both touchdowns, one on a center-line rush and the other on an off-tackle run, with extra points granted on a late attempt due to offside penalties. The game was slowed by near-summer heat and preseason fumbling, but the crowd remained lively.
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Kane Mercants
Corry Team Competes in Weston Pro Am Golf Championship
Corry players Ted Tather and De N. Mroy Gillette represented Corry in the Weston Pennsylvania pro-amateur golf championship sponsored by the Post-Gazette. They finished with 144 total, eight behind leaders Perry el Veerhio and Larry Feller. Greensburg’s Manning and Brand, and Shinsinpia’s Clarlyy Manning and Fred Brand Jr. led after rounds of 65 and 70, with Corry’s effort highlighted by a 71 in the morning. Mrs. Henry Green planned a shopping trip to Niagara Falls.
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Corry Country Club
de N. Mroy Gillette
Corry
Champiomentos
Weston Pennsylvania
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Pittsburgh
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Larry Feller
Greensburg
Clarlyy Manning
Fred Brand, Jr
Shansinpia
Lorie Litle
Manning-Braid
Baroni
Weppuen
Slanton Heights
Eams
Corry Pa Echoes National Debate On Law And Change
Jagged, garbled excerpts discuss law reform and federal vs local authority, with references to ALD Arthur Colegi, 87 W. 4th, and debates on traffic, subdivision rights, and city ward power. Scattered mentions cover European events, Voltaire era topics, and global concerns. The text oscillates between legal analysis and fragmented editorial musings, lacking cohesive narrative.
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