Company A wins mushball title in 6-5 triumph
Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard captured the mushball title with a 6 to 5 win over the Standard Turnbuckle team at East Washington test grounds. A sizable crowd watched the rubber game as the guardsmen built an early lead, faced late resistance, and secured the victory with two base hits and an infield muff in the sixth. Blynt pitched well for Company A, limiting the workers to seven hits while Stroup allowed ten.
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Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
Washington
S Blynt
Selinger
Baressiss
Fier
Aert
Kinney
Gfriay Blyar
P Pangeatas
Baressi
Hinson
Pitts
Long
Stroup
Mountain
Cady
Brown
Houghton
Leonard
Blynt
Whyee
Bergman and Carpolly
Recommendations to reform speed boat start rules
United States New York Sept 25 A request to modify speed boat race start procedures to prevent false starts and disqualifications. Charles F Chapman secretary of the marking commission of the America Tower Boat Association urged the Detroit Motor Yacht Club of Wizland to adopt clearer standards based on incidents in this year’s race.
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United Place
New York
Cnaries
Chapman
Royi Motor Yacht Club
Wizland
Ta Rking Commins
America Tower Boat Assin
Detroit
American Philadelphia Leads 9 Boston Meveland 6
National standings show Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 in a single game. Today’s games list American at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn and St Louis at New York. Schedule includes Washington at New York and Chicago at St Louis with several matchups noted.
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Boston
Philadelphii
Washingtim
New Yoel
St. Lows
Gages Whedahl
Washington New York
Cleveland
Lubis
Louis
New York
Chicago
Bronnyn Zha
Pittsbuingh
Philadelphia
Beavers Ready for Warren High in Third Season Test
Corry High’s Beavers declare confidence for Saturdays clash with Warren High on the Junior High field at 3 o'clock. Coach McCall reports the team in top condition as they seek a possible upset of the favored Dragons despite Copel Leidig’s injury absence. Warren counters with a fast attack and aerials, aiming to extend a 39-0 win over Youngsville.
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McCallmen
Corry High
Beavers
Warren High
Dragons
Beavera
Corry
Henver
Dragana
Welre
McCall
Warren
Sheffield
Yoyingaville
Palcaner
Kane
Copel Leidig
Leidig
Tickets on sale for Mushball League dinner
Tickets went on sale today for the Mushball League banquet to be held Tuesday evening October 6. More than 100 are expected to attend with managers holding tickets and others buying at the Journal office. No tickets will be sold after October 8. A noted speaker will address the event and plans will be made to schedule basketball and volleyball for fall and winter. Any person may attend with timely reservations.
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Journal Office
Senators and Yankees Resume Their Battle for Runner-Up
Washington leads the American League runner-up chase as the Senators and Yankees renew their four game series in New York. Washington sits 12 games ahead of third place in the standings with four to play. Philadelphia Athletics top Boston 9 to 4, Cleveland Indians beat Detroit 6 to 1, and Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 1 in NL action. Jumbo Elliott earns his 19th win for the Pirates.
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United Press
New York
Wash Iigion Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
Tanikbes
Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Jumbo Elliott
Pirates
Communist teacher under indictment faces charges in camp
Irene Dixon, 20, of Cleveland, was indicted on charges of crime inal syndicaliam for teaching children in an alleged Communist camp near here. She was freed on a $3,000 bond. Sheriff Blanche raided the camp.
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Unites
Frens Jepperson
Irene Dixon
Cleveland
Énilsdren
Blanche
Italy raises duties on imports under government decree
Italy increases ad valorem tariffs on all imports by percent except combustibles with a separate percent rise. The cabinet approves Premier Laval’s Washington visit and sets the practice trip for October 16, with recognition of the invitation to visit. Ambassador Edge will be informed.
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Laval
Arig
Premer Florey Lava
Washington
Wil
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Ofer
Teeldent
United States
Ambasaador
Walter J. Edge
Datto Tops Wilson in Third Round Knockout Fight
Pittsburgh reports Johny Datto of Cleveland stops Jackie Wilson of Pittsburgh in the third of a scheduled 10 rounds. Ray Collins of Brie KO’s Eddie Kaufman of Cleveland in the third of six. Johany Montebono of North Braddock defeats Alarone of McKees Rocks in six rounds. George Cubs of Pittsburgh stops Frankie Portland of Ambridge in the third of six.
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Pittsburgh
Johny Datto
Cleveland
Jackie Wilson
Ray Collins
Brie
Eddie Kaufman
Johany Montebono
North Braddock
Alarone
McKees Racks
George Cubs
Bittsburgh
Soooker
Frankie Portland
Ambridge
Upsets Spark Cambridge Amateur Golf Play
Cambridge Springs Sept 1 Upsets mark the fifteenth Northwestern Pennsylvania Amateur Championship with favorites falling in Spa play. Johnny Messner of Conewaugh Cub loses to Sam Parks, Frank Nash defeats Messner, Alex Brown wins over George McClure, and Thompson falls to Herb Miller Jr. Today Nash meets Brown while Miller faces McCallage, carving a tense semifinal slate.
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Spa
United Press
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Johnny Messner Conewaugh
Warren
Sam Parks
Nash
Brown
McCall
Miller
Meadville Plingers to Face Home Team in Series
Arrangements for a string of matches with Meadville horseshoe pitchers, a visiting team, coming to the city next week. Comy tossers will meet Meadville fingers in a return bout on Sunday, October. A planned match with Warren for the following Sunday has been postponed and will be rescheduled for Saturday, October 10 if Warren agrees.
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Meadville
Diner-bridge party hosted by Catholic Daughters
A Catholic Daughters of America event in the K of C rooms featured a dinner at 8 and a card party led by Mrs J Mooney. Awards went to Mrs Clarence Mixer, Mrs Luke Graham and Mrs James Sillig al. Tables were decorated. the evening was enjoyed.
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J. J. Slattery
Chai
Juhn Mooney
Clarence Mixer
Luke Graham
James Silligal
Clever Woman Checks Swindler Escapes Police
Franklin reports police seek a medium height woman, 30 to 32, with light blue eyes, passing worthless checks in Franklin and Liberty street stores. Victims range from six to fifteen dollars. one cashier cashed a $10 check after asking to call a banker. She paid $3.50, fled, then returned with a $4 bill to cover a $3.40 purchase. Other shops cashed checks but next day found them worthless. She appeared nervous and hurried. Officials warned nearby towns.
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Franklin
Frapiein
Liberty Street
Bann
Dentists of District Meet to Organize Ninth District
A large Erie area delegation will attend the Tass ie Dental society meeting in Cambridge Springs on Saturday. The morning session will include committees from Erie Venango Crawford Clarion Mercer and Lawrence counties. A plan to form the Ninth District of the Pennsylvania society will be finalized, with formal district organization set for a November meeting. The fate of the Lake County Dental society depends on Saturday decisions regarding district formation.
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Tassie Dental Society
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Erie
Venango
Crawford
Clarion
Mercer
Lawrence
Pennsylvania Society
Bistrict Society
Lake On
Davis Wins Decision in Johnstown Boxing Card
In Johnstown on September 5 Willye Davis of Charleroi won by decision over Ross Pields of Cleveland in a ten round bout. Walter Strapple of Windber defeated Young Borel of New Kensington by decision in another match. George O Hara of Pittsburgh lost by technical knockout to Kayo Angelos of Johnstown in the third round of a six round bout, while Joe Adams of Johnstown scored a technical knockout over Pete Matus of Pittsburgh in the fifth round of their six round fight.
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Davis
Johnstown
Willie Davis
Charleroi
Ross Pields
Cleveland
Walter Strapple
Windber
Young Borel
New Kensington
George O'Hara
Pittsburgh
Kayo Angelos
Joe Adams
Technica
Pete Matus
Pitts
Visitor Mist Marion Purkhuta Spotted in Town En Route
Mist Marion Purkhuta of Atami Fin visited the city today with friends while en route to James town for 4 sty.
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Mist Marion Purkhuta
Atami
Fin
James Town
Saturday At Ward's clearance sale items list
A retail list from Ward's showcasing assorted goods with prices. Items include neckties socks flannel pajamas shirts ladies wear mirrors lamps pictures pillows radios mattresses and various home furnishings priced mostly at one dollar. The ad highlights a broad assortment aimed at budget shoppers with many items at low fixed prices.
The Bi Have To We Deny Aire Activity 4 And Par
A garbled OCR item mentions a denial or dispute over activity 4 and a part. It lacks clear names, places, or dates, presenting fragmented phrases about an accused or contested action and a formal response or ruling.
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