Sports notes and pro teams eye Warren tryouts
The piece notes Beaver football prospects under coach Ruas Lyler, upcoming pro grid tryouts in Warren, and local sports chatter. It mentions Aero Park fence shots by a player named Tony, plans for senior high school attendance. references to Falconer in the IPA League, Gerry and Cortland connections, and Hershey Open preparations with Tony Joy and Ted Luther.
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Tony Joy
Corry Country Club
Hershey
Hay
Ted Luther
Jormine Corry
Louis Retains Championship Despite Booing at Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis narrowly defended his world heavyweight title in a 15 round decision over Tommy Farr at Yankee Stadium. The crowd booed as Louis won and critics argued Farr exposed weaknesses, with Schmeling hinting at future title plans and Louis seeking rest after the bout.
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Tommy Farr
Jon Louis
Brown Bomber
Jimmy Braddock
Invader
Tonypandy
Wales
Yankee Stadium
Giants Take Lead From Cubs as Hubbell Wins 4 3 over Reds
New York Giants move atop the National League standings after a 4-3 victory powered by Carl Hubbell. The win gives Giants a 13th victory in 16 starts, breaking a seven-game slump for the Cubs. In other games, Detroit beat New York 5-4 with Walker's double, Greenberg hitting his 30th, and Rudy York adding. Cleveland defeated Washington 7-6.
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United Press New York
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Therm
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hibbell
Cua Melton
Wishe Giants
Cubs
Detroit Tigera
New York Yankers
Gerry Walker
Charley Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Cleveland Indians
Lue
Washington Senators
Beaverton Beavers Grid Squad Sets 1997 Practice Start
Beavers football coach Russ Byler assembles a lean 1997 squad with three veterans from last year’s 11 back for practice at Washington street grounds. Graduation depleted the lineup, but several returnees and reserves are listed as eligible and a few ineligible seniors are noted for the opener day drills.
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Russ Byler
Washington Street
Beaver
Bob Gulick
Tommy Cragg
Bob Brown
Lcoop
Alex Dubrosky
Bob Reynolds
Jim Lundy
Paull Phelps
Chris" ‘Chelstensen
Boy’ Rourke
Gerald Hammond
Bob McElroy
Clyde Dingrelder
Inst Yéan
Carl Sulliven
Jack Taylor
Tohn Wilcox
John Zepka
Red Taylor
Burton Hammond
al Piteavage
Gene Phillips
al Morris
Bob Bracken
British proud of Tommy Farr in big fight showing
British fight fans hailed Tommy Farr for a superb effort against Joe Louis in London. Critics who doubted him admitted his performance elevated him among world heavyweight contenders and the British crowd booed the defeat while praising Farr's gameness.
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Tom Tommy Tarr
Eng
Joe Louis
Teil Broadvibb
Paers
Wilh Te
Louis
Py Unites
London
Tommy Farr
Towan
Fayr
Farm
British Broadcasting Company
Yesterday's Hero Cay Hubbell Leads Giants to NL First
Cay Hubbell silenced the Cincinnati Reds and propelled the New York Giants into first place in the National League.
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Cay Hubbell
Cincinnati Reda
New York Giants
Von Cram and Henkel Triumph in Davis Cup Upset
Bayon Gottfried von Cram and Henkel vow to bring the Davis Cup to Germany after an upset win by Don Bunge and Gene Mako over the world’s top doubles pair. The German duo clinched victory 4-6 7-5 6-4 at Longwood, ending the Burge-Make reign and signaling more matches next year.
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Chestnut Hill
Mess
Bayon
Gottfried von Cram
Henne Or Henkel
Davis
Germany
Don Bunge
Gene Mako
United States
von Crumm
Nest
Wwe
Longwood Cricket Club
Wimbledom
Schmeling Calls Louis to Grant Return Bout Chance
In New York Aug 31 Max Schmeling urged Joe Louis to grant a return bout promising the public will demand a fair title rematch. He claimed the public would see him as the real world heavyweight champion after delivering another heavy punch to Louis in Manhattan.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Joe Louis
Alabama
Dempsey
Toledo
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Parr
Tony Pandy
Wales
Joe
Dt Ail
Detroit
Warr
Louis
Farr
Paut
Lews
Braddock
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Tim
Barr
Tommy
M&x
Manhattan
Max
Titusville baseball camp faces tough odds for top prospects
About 250 boys attend the Titusville camp while 20 standout players are selected from 125 attendees at Ben's Boston baseball school. The two programs showcase differing paths to future prospects.
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Titusville
Seleion
Prosperta
Ben
Boston
Five Corry Youths Enter Cardia Baseball Camp Tryout
Five Corry youths joined the Sir Louis Cardia baseball camp tryout at Titusville with over 250 entrants. Camp action opened after registration, featuring Pat Crawford Aaron Murtyr and Joe Sugden among early solts and others listed from nearby communities including Mike Naemon Wayne Nick Bill Smif and Joe Shaheen.
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Wie
Carp
Pat Crawford
Aonnie Murtiyr
Joe Sugden
Kirk Sawyer
al Baressi
Wall Swantek
Tasey Tanmmyerage
Hall Dimick
Where Chamois Are Found
Chamois occur only in three European regions the high Tatra Transylvanian Carpathians and the Alps.
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Europe
Alps
Deepest Copper Mines Fed Near Hughton and Calumet
The deepest copper mines in the world lie fed near Hughton and Calumet in Michigan's upper peninsula.
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Huughton
Calumet
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results in the American League show Toird 5, New York 4, Cleveland 7, Washington 6. National League New York 4, Cincinnati 0. International League furfain 33, Montreal 2, Rochester 4, Toronto 3. Today's American games list New York at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at Chicago.
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Toird
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chitazo
Ghiraga
Cleveetana
Olaw Philadelpha
St. Luis
Franklin High hires Pitt gridder as coach
Fran cis Siegel, former University of Pittsburgh football player and ex Westmont High School coach, was signed last night to coach Franklin High football. He studied under John B. Sutherland and will implement the Sutherland style, beginning practice immediately.
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Beaver
Ruas Lyler
Millich
United Press
Franklin
Francis Siegel
University of Pittsburgh
Westmont High School
Johnstown
Franklin High
Tanner
John B
Toul) Sutherland
Pilt
Siegel
Sutherland
Romero Beats Bruce in 12 Round Fight
Johnny Bandit Romero of Los Angeles Mexico beat Red Bruce of Pittsburgh in a 22 round bout at Hickey Park last night. Romero dominated with powerful body shots and momentum shifted toward a late knockdown attempt by the Pittsburgh fighter.
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Romero
Bruce
United Press
Pittsburgh
Johnny
Bandit) Romero
Los Angeles
Red Bruce
Hickey Parc
Neto
Ring Denotes Authority In Early Domestic Rule
A ring signified a husband’s delegated authority to his wife in his absence. National games list Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louia
New Yoris
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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