Finalists Clash In City Tennis Title Match Friday
Corry city tennis crown at stake Friday afternoon after 1 o’clock as Melvin Cabbett and Bob Bracken, this year’s finalists, meet in the city championship. Weather and court choice unclear, but a large crowd is expected for a keen duel between undefeated players in a revival of the net game.
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Pirates and Corsairs duel as season hinges on standings
Pittsburgh Pirates face their fiercest foe in a pivotal home stand with a hoped margin against the Corsairs potentially deciding the flag. Also notes include Melvin Cobbet and Bob Bracken in the city tennis final, Ollie Carnegie homering for Buffalo, Ted Allen’s upcoming horseshoe shows, a seven-inning proposal for Reds games, Monte Pearson’s no hitter, and Erie Sallowary’s slump in the Mid Atlantic League.
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Sarazen Wins Lake Placid Open Title
Gene Sarazen captured the Lake Placid Open with rounds of 70 and 68 for a 2 under 138 total, winning the $750 first prize. Stanley Horns of Ottawa, Canada, finished second with 283, as the familiar name returned to the winner’s circle.
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Festerday's Hero Hits Two Homers and a Double
A standout performance by Tonkmy Hestrich and Tanke leads to New York runs as they celebrate a perfect day with two home runs and a double. Lovie notes highlight the standout effort this game.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Baseball standings from yesterday list Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 5 New York 7 Cincinnati 8 Chicago 6-3 Philadelphia 5-1 St Louis 5-0 Boston 1-2 in the National League. American League shows New York 4 St Louis 2 Detroit 4 Boston 3 Cleveland 6 Washington 5 Phila 5-7 Chicago 4-2. International League Rochester 5 Buffalo 4 Newark 4 Jersey City 3 Syracuse 0-8 Baltimore 4-1 Toronto 1-8 Montres 0 American Association Minneapolis 9-8 Toledo 2-14 St Paul 14-7 Milwaukee 18-8 Indianapolis 1-7 Louisville 4-2. Today Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati only games scheduled American Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Weekington.
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Pennsylvania buys 850 acres for Crawford County game preserve
The state purchases 850 acres in Cussewago township Crawford County for a new game preserve. The tract extends south from Erie County, bought by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for eight dollars per acre, totaling about two hundred thousand dollars.
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Street Urges Legalization of Spitball
Gabby Street, manager of the St. Louis Browns, urged legalizing the spitball to ease arm strain among major league pitchers. He warned current overwork and new-ball conditions cause sore arms, naming Hubbell, Grove, Mungo, among others, and blamed pressure rather than working habits. He argued the spitter would relieve stress and help pitchers manage the workload.
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Bowlers to Convene Tuesday at Municipal Building
A meeting of all City Bowling League members and others interested in ten pin bowling is called for Tuesday evening at 8 30 at the Municipal building. All squads are urged to attend and participate in promoting the indoor pastime.
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Young Loo se to Battle Marine in Pittsburgh
One of two fast middleweights meets tonight at Hickey Park in a feature match pitting Billy Goose of Farrell, Pa, against Freddy Lenn, the Marine from Pittsburgh. Soose, back as a professional, has fought under 10 times and never lost, while Lenn sports 17 straight wins. Lenn is a crowding mauler with rapid, hard punches. The card also includes an eight-round semi final Cuban welter Sean Zorita vs Leonard Bennett and two six-round bouts.
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Giants and Cubs win as Pirates fade in standings
New York Giants beat Cincinnati 7-3 as Hal Schumacher limited the Reds to six hits. Cubs rally to split a doubleheader with Philadelphia 6-5 in 11 innings and 8-1 behind Vanes Page. Dodgers top Pirates 8-5. Cardinals beat Red Sox 5-1. Bees 2-0. Henrich powers Yankees past Browns 4-2 with two homers. Greenberg hits No. 45 as Tigers top Red Sox 4-2. Harder wins 13th as Indians end slump with 6-5 over Senators.
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LINE WEAKNESS DIMS OUTLOOK FOR STANFORD
At Stanford University California August 29 Tiny Thornhill muses on four linemen and seven backs for college football. The piece notes backfield depth but weak line strength, referencing Glenn Warner and a 1988 Pacific Coast Conference season. Athletics results include the Philadelphia Athletics defeating the Chicago White Sox 5-4 and 7-2, with Buck Ross and Bert Siebert contributing multiple hits.
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Titusville Rally Tops Union City In Ten Innings
Titusville pulled ahead in the tenth when Jude Williams delivered a Texas leaguer scoring Tuck Howe, giving Titusville the 3-2 win to clinch the series over Union City. Lefty Armstrong yielded seven hits in a strong complete game, despite fielding miscues by Queen City.
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