Beavers Open Season After Tough Camp Under New Coaching
Beavers prep for opening game with Youngsville squad after grueling camp at Camp Cifuseh. Four players remain from initial group as pace and discipline intensify. Tinson and staff push T formation, ball handling, and backfield timing while Protestant and Catholic services accompany daily practices. Scheduling changes swap Jamestown and Harborcreek games with October 12 home tilt moved from away.
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Sisit
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Gridiron Warriors
Tinson
Seteavage
Broge
Harkins
Stover
Larest
Camp Cifuseh
Toy Home
Dite
Corry
Youngsville
Union City
Jamestown
Lovelind Field
Football Camp Drills and Grid Prep Notables
The report outlines a full day of football camp activities from 7:90 a.m. to lights out, including drills on stance, footwork, blocking, passing, and scrimmage. It notes a large focus on technique and agility plus a long running/conditioning segment and a dinner break. The State Game Commission appointed George H. Burdict of Tidioute as protector for District F-3, succeeding Norris for better fall hunting season protection. The St Louis Cardinals camp at Warren drew a small turnout, with scouts led by Pon Keleher and Roy Dissinger highlighting notable findings in the region.
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Levestad
Gamp
Welle
Binurke
Ocedi
Feld
Ana
The
State Game Commission
George H. Burdict
Tidioute
Corry
Offforr
Norris
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren
Stata Hospital Fund
Kaneid Oil City
Pon Keleher
Roy Dissinger
Red Kids
Keleher
Coniile Mack
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Bill Myers
Stanley Musial
Charlie Gelbert
Whitey Kurowski
Bender Now Batting Practice at Philadelphia Aces
Chief Bender pitches 40 to 40 minutes daily for the Philadelphia Athletics in batting practice. Connie Mack praising Bender as an outstanding one game money pitcher in his era. Keele eases daily practice load while Bentley notes improvement.
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Assuemseare
Philadelphta
AUL
Bender
Philadelphi Athiebies
Ohtief
Connie Mack
Dave Keele
Hitler
Mr. Mack
Athletiler
Bentley Thintey
Baseball Standings and Scores from Yesterday and Today
National League results show Pittsburgh beating St Louis 6-1 and Philadelphia 8-4 while Brooklyn and Cincinnati Chicago outcomes are unclear. American League scores include Boston 8 Philadelphia 5 and New York 8 Washington 2 with Cleveland and Detroit also noted. Sharpsville routed New Kensington 22-0 in a regional American Legion game as Victor earns the right to face Cuetisville in the Western regional final series beginning tomorrow. Blarney Castle built in 1448 by Corman McCarthy.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Sharpsville
OT City
New Kensington American Legion
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Chicaga
Associated Press
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Red Sox
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Mel Ott
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
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Boston Braves
Phillies
Braves
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Spirites Rout Redbirds Then Play Tie Game
The Browns rebounded from a close setback to beat the Tigers 6-4 in the nightcap and split the doubleheader. New York and Boston won to stay near the top while Detroit and Cleveland jockey for position. St Louis won’t recover its Sunday magic as the Pirates and Giants also found wins.
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Redbirds
Roundup of boxing, tennis, and football notes from New York
Charlie Jones and Sammy AnkoL plan to raise race horses at Bashford Manor in Louisville with two dozen brood mares and a stallion in view. Mexican Tennis Association head Carlos Tseax Jona watched Armando and Romanzo Vega play in nationals. Vince DiMagdio and Bill Benswanger debate pay limits for players, while a daylight game rate remains $4.50. Ted Carpenter questions Marquette football’s schedule. EnriqueHolanos faces Boss Manuel Ortiz in Los Angeles as Yale and Georgia football topics loom. Giants pitcher Bill Voisele linked to bookmaking, and ex players Littl Preston and Gus Polanski noted. Tarawa survivor Joe Garber remembered.
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New York
Charlie Jones
Sammy Ankol
Mile Hogan Hays
Bashford Manor
Louisville
Charlie
Carlos Tseax Jona
Mexican Lawn Tennis Association
Armando
Romanéo Vega
Vince DiMagdio
Bill Benswanger
Ptrates
Bucs
Enrique Holanos
Juan Zurita
Manuel Ortiz
Los Angeles
Boletos
Ortiz
Parmate
Georgia
Gatesville
Tex
Claude Fipps
Atlanta
Bulldogs
AL Perl
Yale
Giants
Bill Voisele
Pedhead Walker
Wake Forrest
Pat Preston
Duke
Gus
John Polanski
Tarawa
Liruk
Joe Garber
Europe
McHULL FAVORED IN NATIONAL NET PLAY AT MEADOW CLUB
Navy players pace the field as Lieut Don McNeill is picked to beat all in the Tournament of Forest Hills. Lieuts Hunt and Schroeder, current and 1942 titlists, miss action due to destroyer duty aboard ships in Atlantic and Pacific theaters. Francisco Secura defeats Wil Mac Worfolk to advance. match results show Crosby and Bouisidorenn fall in straight sets in Meadow Club, Southampton.
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Pensacola
Fla
Joel Hunt
Ted Schywetter
Navy
Lient
Don McNeill
Forest
Hills
Hunt
McNeill
Wil Mac Worfolk
Haval Air Stabian
Wilie
Francisco Secura
Bouisidorenn
Af Bouthamiptom
Towne Ment
Dyckes and Carter Win Golf Awards
Nu Gorey golfers invaded Ka for the ential Invitational at the Kane County Club yesterday. Bill Dyckes and Nick Carter captured two prizes with Dyckes winning the largest drive honor over 300 yards and finishing second for low gross with rounds of 39 40 19. Carter led the morning round with a 7 and took third in gross with rounds 40 18 1. F G Allon of Kano posted a best card 31 40 77. Others in attendance included Paulson Anderson Greeley Neckers Shuss Bertram Allen. A buffet lunch followed the play and a chicken dinner closed the day.
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Nu Gorey
Kane Counbry Club
Yesteady
Bill Dyckes
Nick Cartrach
Carter
F. G. Allon
Kano
Orton Kom Gory
Dyckes
Dack Paulson
Kip Anderson
Rondel Greeley
Norm Neckers
Charley Shuss
Walter Bertram
Vance Allen
Corry Baseball Nine Falls to Erie in 15-5 Loss
The Corry Nine, led by co pilots Vern Groulf and Ty Crandall, were defeated 15-5 by the Erie Pontiacs at Bayview Park Sunday. Cassett and Groul split mound duties as Erie hitters chased them. No box score is provided by the sports desk.
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Poseonls Club
Vern Groulf
Ty Crandall
Erie Pontiacs
Bayview Park
Russ Cassett
Vern
Colored Boys
Haylee
Erie
The
Corry Mini Agement
Minor league scores and racing note from early era
In the International League Baltimore excelled 12 to 3 while Jersey City won 3 to 2 and Newark beat Syracuse 6 to 5. Rochester triumphed 3 to 1, Montreal defeated Buffalo 2 to 1, and Toronto edged 1 to 0. American Association Toledo 8 to 0 Columbus 3 to 1, with several AML games rained out. A note mentions organized yacht racing in the United States began about 140 years ago.
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Jersey Gily
Newark &J
Syracuse
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Toledo
Columbus
United States
Seeds-Plants Himself At- Short For Little Rock
Little Rock Travellers find balance amid injuries and lineup shuffles as Bob Seeds, a tall versatile player, adapts across positions while rookie Holy Mavis helps steady the outfield and manager changes reshape the infield and pitching staff.
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Hendrix
Cas AP
Little Rock
Ark
Bob Seeds
Sti Wanger
Southern
Associa
Koystoner
Holy Mavis
New York Giant
Sailors Near Fourth Spot In Pony League
Wellsville upset league leading Lockport Cubs 4 to 1 as the Sailors scored in the first and eighth innings. Clipper Manager-Catcher Tack Tighe homered and scored the deciding run after a fielding error. The win pulled Wellsville within five games of fourth-place Hornell, as Hornell beat Olean 5 to 3.
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Buffalo
Wellsville
Lockhort Cubs
Cubs
Yankees
Batavia
Hornell Pirk
Tack Tighe
Basora Fights Harris in Pittsburgh Title Bout at Hickey Park
Walt Basora, a hard punching Puerto Rican middleweight, aims to beat Essie Harris for the third straight time in a ten round feature at Hickey Park tonight in Pittsburgh.
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Basora
Walt
Rain Washes Out Finals of Chicago Golf Tournament
All American golf finals disrupted by all day rain at George May’s Tom O’Shanter course. Promoter May Wivionk anticipated 40,000 attendees. insurance covered near prize money. Byron Nelson led a 72 hole event with strong showings from Harold McSpaden, Belly Hicks, Georgia Painter, and Dorailly Gormain contending in tough conditions.
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Associated
Chigagg
George May
Tom O'Shanter
May Wivionk
Wood
Belly Hicks
Long Benen
Gait
Georgia Painter
Pargo
Dorailly Gormain
Philadelphia
Oeatre Pants
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