Helen Wills Tops Helen Jacobs In 1932 Finals Triumph
Helen Wills, a 20 year old from Santa Barbara, defeats Helen Jacobs 6-2 6-1 to claim national singles and, with partner Hazel Wightman, the doubles title. Wills holds titles in the United States France and England, surpassing rivals and drawing comparison to Mile. Lenglen. Jacobs, nervous in her first final, makes 51 errors to Wills 19.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Helen Wills
Helen Jacobs
Santa Barbara
Calif
Miss Wills
United States
France
England
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Stelen Wills
Esse
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Boston
Edith Cross
San Francisco
L. A. Harper
Los Angeles
Jen
Riviera
Lenglen
Miss Jacobs
Charlotte Bosmer Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Warren to Meet Dunkirk Alco 9 in Holiday Game
Bob Burns of the Warren Bascell club schedules a Labor Day holiday game at the Chautauqua County Fair Grounds against the Dunkirk Alcos. Warren, after three straight losses to Jamestown Spiders Homestead Grays and Polish Falcons, seeks a win with Pike Peterson or Verne Group likely leading the attack.
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Bob Burns
Warren Bascell Club
Chautauqua County Fair Grounds
Dunkirk
Frederiz
Alcos
Warren
Jamestown Spiders
Homestead Grays
Polish Falcons
Pike Peterson
Verne
Hill Hardware Booth Promotes New Game Laws at County Fair
Copies of the Pennsylvania game and fish laws will be distributed freely at Hill Hardware and Sporting Goods booth in Industrial Hall at the county fair. The display includes dog foods sporting goods bird foods remedies cages radiant stoves and one minute washing machines. B Hill and Miss Keil lead the booth aimed at housewives seeking new inventions to ease housekeeping. Cautious buyers urged to read classified ads carefully.
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Hill Hardware and Sporting Goods Company
B. Hill
Miss Keil
Billy Gibson Named Manager of Heavyweight Star
New York August 28 Billy Gibson was named manager of Knute Hansen a top heavyweight contender by Tex Rickard Walter P Chrysler and other millionaires who own Hansen. Gibson will pay 11250 for a 25 percent share. Walter Friedman will relinquish his claims as former manager.
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New York
Billy Gibson
Knute Hansen
Tex Rickard
Walter P. Chrysler
Gibson
Hansen
Walter Friedman
Horses to Form Big Attraction at Warren County Fair
About 200 horses of all ages and breeds will highlight the Warren County Fair with races, a first horse show, and stable classes. An estimated 60 trotters and pacers compete daily in professional races, with open local events Saturday and a $1,000 prize for the show. E. H. Weiler heads the horse department as entries approach 200 overall.
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Warren County Fair
Warren
Jamestown Saddle Club
H. A. Siggine
H. H. Schmidt
H. A
Warren County
Aj]im County
E. H. Weiler
Baseball Player Names Listed for Home Run Club
A fragment lists players and teams including Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Lazzeri and Foxx of the Athletics, Bottomley of the Cards, Hafey and Hornsby, Harper, and Hurst among others, alongside scattered ad text. The result is a partial, non-cohesive ledger of 1930s era club names and surnames.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
Simmons
Blue
Browns
Foxx
Lazzeri
Weidert to Hurl for State Entry in Tuesday Game
In a Tuesday Industrial League clash at Russell field Ny Penn Furniture battles 4VAL clubs and State Hospital with Skinny Weidert on the mound for the Hospital. NyPenn features Ray Nelson Sammy Mason Fritz Urbanski and Joe Massa as hurlers. A large crowd is expected as the winner earns half honors or keeps the title chase alive.
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Nypenn Furniture
State Hospital
Russell Field
Nypenn
North Warren
Heinie Anderson
Skinny Weidert
Ray Nelson
Sheffield
Sammy Mason
Jamestown
Fritz Urbanski
Joe Massa
Urbanski
State
Frait
Newell Printers
Nypean Furniture
Tribune Industrial Organization
Fritzz Urbanski
Hospital Strckers
Cardinals Beat Cubs To Extend NL Lead By Four Games
The St. Louis Cardinals beat Chicago 11 to 3 to widen their National League lead to four games. Flint Rhem earned the win, Sheriff Blake took the loss, while St. Louis totaled 13 hits to Chicago’s 12.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
St. Louis
Cuba
Flint Rhem
Sheriff Blake
Industrial Cautious Buyers Feed the Classified Ads
Cautious buyers survey the Claysfield market as ads warn of steady prices and steady demand. Trade groups urge prudence amid fluctuating materials costs and shifting supply lines. Local merchants report measured orders and cautious optimism for the coming quarter.
Polish Felcons pound Warren All-Stars in Erie Sunday game
Sunday in Erie saw the Polish Felcons defeat Bobby Burns' Warren All-Stars 5-1 behind Otsie Broll who outpitched Verne Group and held the visitors to few hits. Industrial league action bets on Nyptonn Furniture versus State Hospital at Russell Field.
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Erie
Bob McCollum
The
Erie Times
Felcons
Glenwood
Bobby Burns
Warren All-Stars
Otsie Broll
Verne
Walker Records Knockout in Seventh
San Francisco, Aug 8 Mic key Walker world middleweight champion knocked out Ar mand Emanuel in the seventh round of their scheduled 16 round bout here last night. Walker outclassed the willing and heavier opponent the whole route. Ace Hudkins challenged the winner. The bout was non title with Emanuel at 176 pounds and Walker at 164½.
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San Francisco
Mickey Walker
Armand Emanuel
Walker
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wild Cat
Emanuel
Cleveland Indians Topple Washington in baseball tale
Cleveland defeated Washington 5 to 3 in the lone American League game of the day. Uhle Hudlin and L Sewell pitched for Cleveland while Hadley Weaver and Ruel appeared for Washington as the score stood 3-3 before Cleveland pushed across two runs in the late innings.
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Cleveland
Washington
Hoth Rams
Uhle
Hudlin
L. Sewell
Hadley
Weaver
Ruel
Pirates Climb a Game Closer in Ninth Victory
Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 9 to 4 in a 1st division pursuit game. Luque was wild, Waner reached base three times with two runs scored and a long single. Reds outhit 14 to 10 as Fussell shut down Cincinnati, Pirates benefitting from timely hitting and fielding.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Luque
Paul Waner
Waner
Reds
Pirates
Fussell
Grantham
Thaynor
Bartell
Ford
Adams
P. Waner
Hargrave
Zitzmeann
L. Waner
Stripp
Hargreaves
Critz
Kelly
Jobionowski
Kolp
Hite
Jablonowski
Pittman, Stark and
Quigley
National League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday the Pirates beat the Reds 9 to 5 and the Cardinals defeated the Cubs 11 to 3. Today’s games feature St Louis at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, and Boston at New York. Tomorrow’s schedule includes St Louis at Chicago and Boston at New York.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday
In the American League yesterday New York edged Detroit 5 to 4 while Cleveland lost to Washington 3 to 3. St. Louis defeated Detroit 8 to 4 and Boston shut out Philadelphia Chicago. Rain affected games with remaining matchups St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Detroit cancelled or rescheduled.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Caelen Arte
GAZ St. Louis
ABE
Ads
International League Scores Roundup
Buffalo defeats Baltimore 6 to 3 while Montreal beats Jersey City 6 to 4. Newark wins 7 to 2 over Rochester. Reading tops Toronto 3 to 2. Milwaukee prevails 14 to 5 against Louisville. Minneapolis edges Columbus 6 to 5 and Kansas City defeats Indianapolis 7 to 6. St Paul outlasts Toledo 8 to 7.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Montreal
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Reading
Toronto
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
St Louis Browns Take Double Header In Boston
St Louis Browns swept a doubleheader against the Boston Red Sox in Boston on August 23, winning 8 to 6 in the first game and 9 to 4 in the second. Harris held St Louis hitless through five innings of game one before a Browns rally broke through, while Ogden and Schulte starred in game two with Ogden limiting Boston to four hits and Schulte belting a homer and two doubles in three official at bats.
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St. Louis
Chicago
McMillan
Cuyler
Hartnett
Douthit
Frisch
Orsatti
Bottomley
Hafey
Smith
Maranville
L. Wilson
St Louis
Blake
Reot
Rhem
Johnson
Root
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Harris
Browns
Ogden
Schulte
Red Sox
Crowder
Stewart
Manion
Morris
Griffin
Settlemire
Hoffman
Hoving
Bones
MacFayden
Yankees Strike Twice To Beat Detroit In Double Win
New York gains ground in the American League by sweeping Detroit 4-3 and 5-2. Bob Meusel collects four hits in six at bats with two doubles and four RBIs, while Tom Zachary debuts with eight strikeouts as the Yankees rally in the opener. Pipgras holds the Tigers to eight hits in game two as New York comes from behind.
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New York
Bob Mensel
Bet
Detroit
Yankees
Tom Zachary
Tiger
Pipgras
Tigers
Yanks
Tavener
Wingo
Meusel
Durocher
Fothergill
Sweeney
Bengough
Zachary
Whitehill
Vangraflan, Campbell
Connolly
Yesterday’s Stars Hit for the Pirates and Baseball’s Big Names
Babe Ruth singled three times in six at bats driving in one run. Lou Gehrig doubled and singled once in seven plate appearances. Paul Waner walked three times, singled, and hit a sac fly for two Pirates runs. Frankie Frisch had a single in five at bats. Goose Goslin singled in four trips versus Cleveland. Rogers Hornsby and Al Simmons did not play yesterday.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Paul Waner
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Goose Goslin
Cleveland
Freddy Lindstrom
Rogers Hornsby
al Simmons
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Warren Tribune
Alco 9
Chautauqua County Fair
Hill Hardware CO
Ameiican League
Hemers Schulte
Weidert
Frite Urbanski
Mason
Cardinals
Donthit
Hafey Lf - High
J. Wilson
Rhemp Johnson P
Maguire
Heathcote
Cayler
Grimm
Ei Hartnett
Webb
Beck
Sagees
Warren County Dairy
Bankers Trae
East Side Fruit
Eset Side Fruit Ve. State Hospital
Nyptonn Furniture
Russelfield
Tandy
Burns
All-Stars
Spider-Webbs
Otsie Stoll
Jean
Dayton Aviators
Eddie Kid Wagner
Taylor Bowl
Max Strub
Tod Morgan
Walter Taylor
Jack Kaster
Erie Dispatch Herald
Strub
Morgan
Hammond Iron
Russell
Wilt_sie
Howarth
Hammond
Lefty Chapel
Sharpe
Everett Hoagrail
Plainly
Cleveland Indians
Bill Ritt
Jack Rabbits
Africa
Hans
Tno
James Murray
Pittsburgh AB. R
H. OO
A.E. Adams Ss
Trayner Ab
Brickell
Fussell P
R. H
A.E
Zitzmann
Alien of An Dressen
Brooklyn
International League
American Association
ST. Louis Brownies
Bob Meusel
Cerrell
Grabowski
Detroit AB. RE. H
A. E. Sweeney
Oli McManus
Gehringer
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Shea
Tavener i
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Dugan
Eeeanves Combs
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Geo. H. Miller
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