Warren Teams Dominate Past Three Seasons In Local News
WARREN has real teams with a three year record of success. HyVis City in 1935 started with losses then a long winning stretch. The Red Jackets and 1937 aggregation posted strong seasons, with notable games against Rex Rooneys and Cleveland Rams. Racing at Wattsburg Fair features $1,500 in premiums and a fast track, with a full-week schedule and pony events. Pitt backfield expected to shine under Sutherland and stars like Chickerneo, Stebbins, Goldberg, and Cassiano. Corry fans shift to Pirates pennant hopes. Ex-champs enter Akmont tournament as golf greats seek to regain title. Wesleyville names Timmy Manafo athletic director after Lloyd. District exams set for Sept 5 at Linte and Youngsville.
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Findlay College
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Pirates Backing Into National League Championship
The Pittsburgh Pirates threaten to clinch the National League pennant as Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, and St. Louis race behind. A doubleheader split with the Boston Bees tightens the Pirates lead to five games as Giants pitcher Johnny Lanning defeats Pittsburgh 6-0. Dick Errickson’s 14-inning save preserves a 4-3 win. Reds’ Lloyd Moore tosses five singles in a 3-0 win over Philadelphia. Cardinals topple Brooklyn 9-7. In the American League, Boston moves to second with two wins over Cleveland. Foxx’s ninth inning homer and Ostermueller’s pitching highlight twin wins. Yankees split with Chicago. Gehrig and Ruth pace the attack as Detroit and Washington win to climb.
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Young Farmer Sets World Trap Shooting Record
Vandalia report notes Hillshorro, Ohi o farmer Hiestand achieved a world trap shooting record with 791 consecutive breaks, surpassing Babe Ruth style home run benchmarks. The streak began over two weeks ago during the Grand American target event, with the amateur Joe Ja observer noting the feat.
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Horo
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T U C Depends On Punting And Confidence
Fort Worth August 24 Texas Christian University aims for top national ranking with 19 returning lettermen. Coach Dutch Meyer cites strong self belief and punting as key factors. Captains Hale and Ki Aldrich vie for All-America honors as the line averages 208 pounds and the backfield about 177.
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Texas Christian University
Sammy" Baugh
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Dutch’ Meyer
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Hale
Ki Aldrich
TCA
Woman completes 154 holes in 10 hour golf spree
A Chicago area housewife, Mrs. Josephine Baltruans, aged 160 pounds, played 154 holes in 10 hours at Maywood golf course. She completed eight and a half rounds, finishing at 72 holes by noon with every round 80 or under. She quipped the feat was easier than housework and dashed to the clubhouse after holing out on the 154th green while spectators lagged behind.
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United Press
Chicago
J. Smith Ferebee
Josephine Baltruans
Maywood
Sparks Tops Panthers as Newcomer Shines in Spring Heights
Coach expects Connie Sparks, sophomore fullback, to start regularly for Meyers 1987 team. Sparks, 195 pounds, can pass punt block and carry, and led Panhandle Texas High in 208 points last year. Teammates include David O'Brien Bari Clark and John Hall providing scoring and blocking depth.
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Spring Heights
Connie Sparks
Sparks
Meyer
Panhandle
Texas
David O'Brien
Dallas
Bari Clark
John Hall
California Davis Cup Team Defends Title in Germantown
The California Davis Cup squad led by Donald Budge arrives in Germantown, Pennsylvania to defend the Davis Cup against Australia. The four man team, ages 22 and 20, includes Budge, Gene Mako, Hobby Riggs, and Joe Hunt, with Hunt as spare.
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Oakland
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Hobby Riggs
Joe Huntell
Los Angeles
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New York
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Cobbett Hoffmaster Win Tourney Matches
Ex city champion Melvin Cobbett defeated Ralph Carroll 6-2 6-3 to advance in the city championship. Charles Hoffmaster beat Doc Whippo 4-6 6-1 6-4 in another round, keeping his title hopes alive.
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Ralph Carroll
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Fight Results From New York and Jersey City
Harry Balsamo of New York stopped Young Terry of Trenton in the 1st round. Vincent Pimperella of New York outpointed Phil Farr of Washington. In Jersey City Joe Ferrando of Cleveland outpointed Joe Boscefino of Carbondale in a decision.
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Phil Farr
Washington
Jersey City
Joe Ferrando
Cleveland
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Carbondale
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results Brief
National standings show New York leading with 68 wins, Chicago near. Yesterday Chicago beat New York, Boston edged Cleveland, Detroit won, Phila lost. American results include Chicago 1 1, New York 3 8, with several other scores. Today includes Chicago at New York and several interleague matchups across leagues.
Ex Big Leaguer Named Coach at Pitt
Ralph Mitterling, a former Philadelphia Athletics outfielder, was named baseball coach at the University of Pittsburgh. A Ursinus and NYU graduate, he last coached at Upper Merion High School in Philadelphia. He previously led Ursinus and Clarion Normal and taught at Sixoidensburg State Teachers College for a decade.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Ursinus College
New York University
Upper Merion High School
Philadelphia
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Clarion Normal
Mi Ha
Sixoudsburg State Teachers College
Rules Interpretation Meeting Set for September Tenth
Dy Frank P Maguire state health and physical education chist and PIAA commissioner on officials will hold football rules interpretation meetings in mie on September tenth for all district coaches and officials.
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Frank P. Maguire
Chist
PIAA
Mie
Beavers Open 1988 Season at Home Against Wesleyville
Coach Russ Byler prepares Wesleyville High grid squad for the September 17 opener at home. Most district schools begin practice this week as Beavers push through early conditioning and fundamentals at Hatch Vocational School.
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Cory
Hatch Vocational School
Beavers set early drill for backs and centers
Bill Myers announced that backfield men and centers will be called out for drilling days earlier than the rest of the Bea vers squad. They meet at the Junior High school at 7 30 Friday evening. players with footballs last spring should bring them. The initial drill period starts at 3 p m the same day, as the team has two weeks before the opening game. Also listed is Corrycan’s tough schedule with four league games against Meadville Oil City Franklin and Titusville and two night games, with Wesleyville Youngsville Meadville Titusville Kane Union City Oil City and Franklin on the slate.
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Russ Byler
Beavers
Meadville
Oil City
Franklin
Titusville
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Youngsville
Kane
Union City
Frankia
Yesterday's Hero Jimmy Foxx Delivers Twin Bill Win
Jimmy Foxx of the Red Sox, playing first base, hit a homer with the bases loaded in the ninth inning of the second game. The swing enabled Boston to sweep the doubleheader and rise to second place in the American League.
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Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Ho Ho Says Speech Not Easy To Employ In Chinatown Sage
Hi Ho, known as the sage of Chinatown, remarks that speech has been hard to use because words reflect sorrowful thoughts. He explains that choosing words mirrors inner grief and sadness in his reflections.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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