Reds Lead National League By Five Games In Tight Race
Cincinnati Reds push closer to the pennant after a 7-4 win over the Giants as Derringer regains form and Goodman heats up. Lonnie Prey inches toward return while Weber re-enters the lineup. Streaking Phillies split with Cubs. Dodgers fall in nightcap. Yanks extend AL lead to 14 with a 13-3 rout of Detroit, while Cleveland wins and narrows the gap. Mariners not involved.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Tyal Goodman
Bill Weber
Lonnie Prey
Derringer
Reds
Giants
Bees
Bill Posedel
Ted
MacFayden
Phillies
Cubs
Best
Ing
Claude Passeau
Harrell
Higbe
Cash
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Cy Frenson
Yanks
Detroit
Hal Trosky
Red Sox
Bill Beckman
White Sox
Chicago
Washington
Browns
Bill
Kennedy
Mills
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Ken Chase
Apostoli 19 Fight Glenn Lee Tonight at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh aug 28 a star studded boxing card headlined by middleweight champion Fred Apostoli goes on display at Forbes Field tonight in what promises a record crowd for 50 rounds in four ten round bouts one six and a four round preliminary Apostoli the hard hitting San Francisco champ who lost two decisions to Billy Cont Pittsburgh will meet Glenn Lee the Nebraska hometown fighter in one of the ten round bouts
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Pittsburgh
Fred Apostoll
Forbes Field
Apostoli
San Francisco
Billy Cont
Cain
Tite
Glenn Lee
Nebraska Wwndeat
Kane Wolves Open Practice for 1933 Football Team
Kane High School announces 33 candidates for the Kane Wolves football squad. After physicals, equipment issue and practice began Saturday morning. Sessions focus on fundamentals with practice daily after school, 9 30 to 11 am and 2 to 5 pm except Saturdays until school opens. Additional players expected to report after opening.
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Kane Wolves
Kane
Kane High
Thiteh Usilsuer
Sinepom
Danes Triumph Over Irish In 12-6 Softball Showdown
The Danes led by captain Andy Paulson defeated the Irish led by Charley Craker 12 to 6 at Sekersk's Grove in the final outing of Stanford Hose stub members. Danes pitcher Paul French and Melvin Gobbett held the Irish batters while Red White and Bo Berry pitched for the Irish. About 45 firemen attended the event.
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Stanford
Sekersk's Grove Yesertay
Andy Paulson
Charley Craker
Charley Hanley
Frank Hepler
Jim Ware
Une Danes
Paul French
Melvin Gobbett
Red White
Bo Berry
Duquesne Gridders Open Practice Sessions
Duquesne University football players practiced under coach Aldo Bufi Donglis in preparation for the season. About BG players responded as the university announced George Rade as guard and co captain in 1984.
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Fecesburgh
Aldo
Bufi) Donglis
Pigskin Warriors
Duquesne University
George Rade
Duquesne
Corry Woman Bags 21 Pound Muskie at Findley Lake
Mrs Sidivey Geduow landed a 21 pound muskie at Findley Lake over the weekend. The 43 inch muskellunge was among the season’s largest taken nearby and marked Mrs Geettson’s first muskellunge on a cassine pole while casting.
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Sidivey
Findley Lake
Geettson
Souchak to Join Pirates for 1939 Season
Pittsburgh Aug. 28 Frank Souchak of the Pitt Panthers has signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates for the 1939 season. The Wilkes Barre native left for Two Rivers Wisconsin to join the Pirates and will be paired with Sam Boyd, Baylor star, as the regular wingman this season.
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Cess
Pittsburgh
Frank Souchak
Pith Panthers
Pittsburgh Pirate
Bouchak
Wilkes Barre
Pirates
New York Giants
Souchak
Two Rivers
Wis
Pirate
Taining
Taining There. He Will Be Calle W Fy
Sam Boyd
Baylor
Canadohta Edges Corry In 11 Inning Pitcher Duel
In an 11 inning baseball game at Cin edohta Lake yesterday afternoon Canadohta defeated Corry 2 to 1. Sonny Staples pitched for Corry with George Sprovers catching while New man and Coates formed the Canadohta battery in a tense pitchers battle that drew a small crowd.
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Chumawruey Pant
Ciud
Daly
Corry Merchants
Cinedohta Lake
Sonny Staples
Corry
George Sprovers
Newman and
Coates
Cansflorta Battery
Patterson Tops Bucktail Rifle Trophy At Venango Meet
George Patterson captured the Bucktail Rifle Trophy at the Venango county gathering drawing 3500 sportsmen to Seneca. He led Corry Marksmen to a one point win over Titusville, posting 709 aggregate in three events with a perfect tally in one. Patterson posted 390 in the 160 yard event and 309 in JeWar Course, earning first in grand aggregate 799 with 48x. Four practice shoots set for Wednesday at Lindsey Hollow range.
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George Patterson
Acar
Venango County
Corry
Titusville
Focal
Patterson
Cory
Hene
Queen City
Titungine
VR RT Trow
Shrout
Ole See
LBB
Burgeson
aBe Ames
Cssary Yen
Treatinust Venango County Geldmee
Seneca
Gelock
Lindsey Hollow Rowel
Cassett Hurls Second One Hit Ball Contest
Russ Cassett of Corry, right handed speed artist, pitched Titusville Ingles to a 2 0 win over Lisbon Eagles in Titusville. The lone hit came in the seventh when Scott deflected Cassett’s glove into center. Cassett walked no one and five batters, extending his scoreless streak to 34 innings. Titusville had 13 hits, Cassett driving in two with a seventh inning single.
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Russ Cassel
Corry
U-Ru
Titusville
Ingles
Eagles
Lisbon
Ohio
Scott
Cassett
Yeuterdal
Russ
Lady Net Stars Defeat England by 5 2 in Cup Final
United Press reports the United States women’s tennis team won the Wightman Cup 5 2 over Great Britain at Poré sot Hills, with veterans Alice Marble and Helen Jacobs leading the charge in a long series to retain the cup in Philadelphia and beyond.
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United Press New York
Ayore
United States
Porésot Hills
Great Britain
Alice Marble
Jand Helen Jacobs
Wightman
Philadelphia
Welter Pate
Frankie Parker
Joe Hunt
Parker
Hunt
Pate
Bobby Riggs
Jack Kramer
Gene Mako
Don Budge
Riggs
Jack Bromwich
Adram Quist
Krazner
U. S
Sip
Bromwich-Quist
Shestnut Hill
Mass
Australia
Jugoslavia
Haverford
Wack Bromwich
Drago Mitie
Portsmouth Red
Birds
Sailors
Lou Stefurak
Russ Grass
Clem Dretsewerd
Portsmouth Southpaw
Burke Dudley Cop Golf Title
Billy Burke Greveland and Ed Dudley of Philadelphia won the Walter Hagen anniversary tournament at Midlothian Country Club with 19 match play points. Ralph Guldahl and Harold McSpaden placed second with six points. The event recalls Hagen’s first National Open victory at Midlothian 35 years ago.
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Unica Press
Chicago
Billy “Burke
Greveland
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Walter Hagen
Midlothian Country Club
Ralph Guldahl
Madison
N. J
Harold (Jug) McSpaden
Midlothian
Hagen
Sports Scores From The American and International Leagues
Indianapolis 3 7 St Paul 3 Louisville 132 Minneapolis 5 3 Columbus 1 Milwaukee 5 6 Toledo 8 1 Kansas City 3 9 Montreal 3 9 Rochester 11 7 Baltimore 2 0 Syracuse 9 5 Wotsey City 7 4 Newarke 5 7 Toronto 0 Bidifaia 9
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukkee
Tolédo
Kansas City
International
Montreal
Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Wotsey City
Newarke
Toronto
Bidifaia
Standings and results from a late season baseball update
A compact standings recap lists New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago and Cleveland in various positions with recent results showing New York beating Detroit and other scores. Today's games project matchups among New York, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia and Chicago with several notable records and schedules.
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Ty Oy
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Astye Beultd
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Pet Ghnohal Sesgeayree TE
St. Lowe i Yeeyeeereee
Chicsga Yyeeveieere BT
Brooklyn Ss
New York Eee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Yesterday's Hero Ray Harrell Shuts Cubs in Phillies Sweep
Ray Harrell, Phillies pitcher who had avoided the rotation all season, outdueled his former teammates the Cubs to a 3-2 victory and complete the Phillies double bill sweep.
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Ray Harrell
Phils
Cubs
Phillies
Corry Golfers Share Spotlight On Weekend Wins
Corry Country Club golf teams posted a double win as the President's Cup handicap tourney moved into the semi finals. Defending champion George Orcutt stayed atop the local standings, defeating Pete Boyd while Cassius Sears advanced to face the Orcutt winner. Dunlap and Dyckey reached the last four after Dunlap’s two week cushion and Dyckey’s path past Charley Shuss. The squad redeemed a prior loss to Chautauqua, N. Y., edging them 29 to 28, then routed North East West 49 to 18 on Sunday. Leo Anderson, Buffalo’s top pro, headlines 75 entrants in the Buffalo Open at Williamsville, with Frank Conmis defending after a 36-hole 140 set last year.
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Corry Country Club
Corry
George Orcutt
Orcutt
Pete Boyd
Cass
Chautauqua
N. Y
Leo Anderson
Ideal Professionnal
Park Country Club
Willamsville
Frank Conmis
Buffalo
Corry Tennis Team Cancels Warren Match
The Corry tennis team cancelled its match with Warren State Hospital at North Warren yesterday due to some players being unable to participate. It may be rescheduled for a later date.
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Corry
Warren
Warren State Hospital
North Warren
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Betty Jameson
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G. Patterson Cops
Lady Net Stars
England
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Kramer
Burke
Dudley Cop
National LE
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Sears
Dunlap
Dyckes
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North East
Anderson
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