Crescents Edge Kurtz In City League Championship
Twenty years after the Crescents beat Kurtz 5 to 4 in a deciding City Baseball League game, Hill pitched seven-hit ball with 17 strikeouts for Crescents. Maloney notched a late infield hit. Keating and Whitehead made circus catches, while Cogswell starred in left and Gretzler doubled for the Crescents.
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Seres
Crescents
Kurtz
the High School
D. Warren
Cogswell
McLean
Whitehead
Keating
Hill
Maloney
Charles Keating
Svalyhe
Gretzler
Jacobs
Downey
Gretwter
Hopking
Babbitt
Debury
Yirlieldy
Ter Craker
Kenting
Fr Treasure
Spee
Haingray
Ma Jomey
Till
Venter
Bach Omer
Kilrte
Bachother Downey
Lathrop
Blerce
Craker
D. Craker
Field of 100 Amateurs Will Compete Here
Toby Lyons leads a large field of amateur golfers from northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York as Corry County Club hosts the fourth annual invitational 36 hole tourney. Morning starts and continues through the afternoon with top locals hoping to place among the leaders tomorrow. Lyons recently won the county scramble crown and tied for the lead at the uagent pro event, while Jack Kiely and Jack Krone are among contenders. The Corry club has developed several promising youths expected to challenge.
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Toby Lyons
North East
Pennsylvania
New York
Cary County Club
Fipcard
Ware Fred
Royal Inks
Conlinue
Lyins
Sie County
Uagent Pro
Corry Club
Violence resurges as textile strike escalates nationwide
Gov Eigene Tal mobilizes 1,000 National Guardsmen to quell unrest after violence at textile mills. About 30 plants reopen with 10,000 workers returning, while 140 pickets including 11 women are detained by guards near Newnam and Porterdale. In Maine, clashes outside Lockwood mills injure several. 2000 strikers and supporters confront authorities as guards disperse rioters with gas. Arrests total ten in Lawiston as a mob of 225 young women is repelled.
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Eigene Tal Rile
Umder
Te Way
Antil
Post MicPherson
Alphants
Lindley W. Campsail
Waterville
Millas
National Guardsmeyg
Lockwood Women Mills
Ike Tekan & Tortmight
Lews J. Byant
Ot Auguste
Lawiston
Mae
Giardamen
Lewiston
Bidgefort
Pepperell
Louis J) Byaion
Giants and Browns tumble in jinxed pitching duel
United Press reports a string of poor breaks for Buck Newsom of the St. Louis Browns and Freddy Fitzsimmons of the New York Giants. Buck lost a masterful game as his team failed to support him while Fitzsimmons opened the doubleheader with a loss despite six hits against Benny Frey. The Giants swept the Reds in a late game while the Browns were edged by Boston in a tense 10 inning battle. Other NL and AL results follow, including Brooklyn’s 9-4 win and Detroit’s 20-2 rout of the Yankees as pennant races tighten.
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United Press
NEW York
Teddy Pitsimmons
New York Giants
Buck Newson
St. Louis Browns
Freddy
Buck
Fitzsimmons
Giants
Cintomati Reds
Benny Frey
Frey
Reds
Chick Fafey
Jin Bottomley
Bel Ott
Giant
Urea
Pen- Hanurice
St Leuis
Red Sox
Browns
Buck Newsoar
Sox
Wes Ferrell
Rube Watferg
Boston
Strange
St. Louis
Lou
Sol Johnson
Stigle
Yankees
New Yorks
Schovinoy
Funk Greenberg
Clevalanti
Lou Bames
Washington
Earl Averillis
Tinians
Sealers
S. Connie Macus Athletic
Witte Sox
Bill Dierich
A's
Kennelly
Penn-Drakes and Pennzips Set Weekend Doubleheader
Titusville plans a weekend triple bill after rainouts. Penn-Drakes and Pennzips will play Saturday and two Sunday games to decide the semi pro championship. The series has been tight with one win for each side and late rallies.
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Penn-Drakes
Titusville
Pennzips
Earrh Beds
Titunsville
Pennzies
F Ted
Diltie Rouseville Boys
Kendalie
Use of Group Rested as Grievance Board Hears Case
Verne Group may pitch for Rexo Supply in tonight's second World Series game against Washington Lunch but faces a grievance ruling. The city league board will decide before 6 o'clock if Group may play or be kept off the mound for the rest of the series.
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Verne
Rexo
Washington
Pate
Aigex
City Baseball League
Yaith
League Park
Walle
Varnet
George Keenttier
Press Parade at Newport Protests for Yacht Club Souvenir
Henry McLemore reports a lively Newport scene as landgoing reporters protest about boat access for coverage of the America's Cup. The piece humorously chronicles reporters’ quest for appropriate gear and insignia while waiting for events on the water.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Newport, &. 1
Montauke Point
Ocean Drive
Newport
Zanesville Greys Lilay win repeat league title
Zanesville defeats Dayton Ducks to capture the Atlantic Baseball League championship for the second straight year, the first club to do so since 1926. The win in seven games follows a close series finale as Lewiston bleachery workers faced intimidation amid guardsmen presence.
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United
Zanesville
Zanesville Greys
Lilay
Johnstown
Danjesville
Dayton Ducks
Tod
HyVis Oils to open season with Sunday game at Johnsonburg
Warren Sept 19 The HyVis Oils football team coached by Ange Bevevino, a former Warren High and Carnegie Tech quarterback, will open their season next Sunday afternoon at Johnsonburg. The manager says a home opener was desired but impossible, so the first home game will be Sept 30 at Jamestown Crescents, with a schedule arranged to avoid clashes with Wayne High School games.
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Warren
HyVis Oils
Sgnin
He Jamestown
Bevevinn
Hy- Vie
Jolmeonbure
British Yacht Likely Winner in Third Race
Newport New Jersey Sept 18 The Endeavour challenger for the Americas Cup led two races and looked set to claim the cup after a third contest in Newport. Predictions favored the Briton as the course favored windward work and drifting could threaten finish times for both yachts, with betting shifting toward Britain after two surprise wins.
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United Press
Newport
Endeavour
Otterhaye
Hawold
Rainbow
America
Vanderbilt
T. O. M. Sopwith
Baseball scores and today’s schedule across leagues
Yesterday results in the American League include Boston 2 over St. Louis 1 extra innings and Detroit 2 over New York 0, with Washington 4 6 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 0. National League standings show St Louis at Boston and Philadelphia 3 8, Cincinnati 2 2, New York 0, Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn, and Chicago at Philadelphia. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston.
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Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadephia
Chicago
Detroit
New York
National
Iain
Chiceo
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
National Pillsburgh
Sbi
Bnu Burshirgh Eo
Beaati i Philadlphi Mh
Ae al
Cincinatti
Grid Training Camp Notes at Carnegie Tech and Duquesne
Pittsburgh reports show Carnegie Tech drilling for the September 29 opener with Geneys College at Beaveralls focusing on blocking the secondary defense. Duquesne weighs a starting lineup against Waynesbury College as ends battles continue with Airhart and Chapala rising. Disegi leads at night end. Notre Dame searches for a replacement at tight halfback after Johnny Young’s death, with Costello Mazziotti and Beach contending for the role.
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Unitel Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Geneys College
Beaveralls
Howard Harpster
Don Lovewell
Coaels
Joe Bach
Duquesne
Waynesbury College
Forbes Field
Duke
Adophomore
Chester Airhart
Altoona
John Chapala
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Tayden
Johnny
Tex) Young
Notre Dame
Hanley
Rockne
al Costello
Tony Mazziotti
Joe Beach
Crick
Rochester Earns First Playoff Victory Over Albany
Rochester wins the series four games to one by beating Albany 8 to 1 in a playoff game. The victory sends Rochester into the International League final against Toronto in Toronto on Wednesday night. Batteries Appleton and Lewis for Rochester and Blanton Harris and Finney for Albany.
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Albany
Nycuese
Rochester
Toronto
Appleton
Lewis
Blanton
Harris
Finney
Fight Results From Chicago Bout Report
At Chicago battle Gizey 138 from Pittsburgh earned a decision. Patrick Henry 189 from Marion defeated Ins. Dave Barry 127 from Springfield knocked out Bobby Leach 123 from Indianapolis in round two.
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Chicago
Gizey
Pittsburgh
Patrick Henry
Marion
Ins
Dave Barry
Springfield
Bobby Leach
Indianapolis
Schoolboy Rowe Captures El Dorado Hearts in World Series Hype
El Dorado fans go wild as Lynwood Rowe, the teen pitching sensation, stars for the Tigers amid talk of Hall of Fame potential. Posters, windows smashed, and newspaper stands hawk his image while locals plan a special train to the World Series and celebrate his rise from junior sports star to national attention.
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EL Dorado
Dwa
Hiathuaiastic
Rowe
Bina Mary Skinnée
Seles Lave
Dilinger
Barrow
Ozark Tulbilly
Ozark
Moses
Tigers
Souithern
Arkansas
Wey Orie Mountains
Lax the Bladder Patent Claim From Old Ad Text
Fragmented ad language touts juniper and buchu remedies for bladder irritation and urinary issues. It mentions buoys of gel juniper extract and “BUKETS” with claimed lab jets and a 45 cent price, in a garbled 19th or early 20th century style. The piece reads like an unreliable patent remedy pitch with unclear efficacy and ruined OCR.
Fractured Dispatch Hints at Hidden Warning
Fragmentary text from a historic page hints at a perilous voyage and a warning to tow a homeward course. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a maritime alert and safety guidance.
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Carmen Hill
Erie
Hsingray
Sacrite
Gretaler
Sacobs
Om Wile
Bitonay
North East Flash
City
Corry Bantam
Blue Streak
Erie ‘Times
al Miller
Red Cochrane
Buck Newsom
Terrymen
Warren Hyvis Oils
Invade
Johnsonburg
Ange Bevevino
Chick Hafey
Homey
Hane Greenberg
Yanks
Horges
Norwalk
Mist Clary Sherman
Warren-Tidhure
Titsie
Trank Dugbar
Olean
Dunbar
Charles Britton
Salvation Army
Sopwith
Staindit As
el Dorado Baseball Mad
Whiteway
Conway
Texas
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