Red Hot Cardinals Narrow Dodgers Lead In Weekend Schedule
Sport editor reports a heavy local slate for Corre Merolinnlu, with the Red Hot Cardinals, Mat of ten games, and a batch of high school and Negro league action. Josh Gibson stars for the Grays. Titusville Dormants visit. Corry and Kane football prospects loom. Labor Day fast lineup, Eagles Bears matchup previews, and a busy four-game weekend at Loveland Field.
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Red Birds Sweep Twin Bill as Cards Split Series
Dodgers win both games while Cardinals sweep doubleheader, each team posting notable scores. Dodgers’ pitching and offense clash with Cardinals’ late rally and strong hitting in successive games across National League action, including wins by Boston, Chicago, and New York in other matchups.
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Straights Win Define Open Play At National Tennis
In New York Aug, Ted Schrouder Jr defeats Gilbert Hunt in straight sets 6-0 6-1 6-1, while Frankie Parker tops Richard Hurt 6-1 6-3 7-5. Pancho Segura loses to Ronald Edwards 9-7 6-3 6-1 as Willian Talbert beats Vic Seixas 6-3 6-? amid a field of 11 seeds still alive past the early rounds.
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College All Stars Face Eagles Tonight in Charity Game
Philadelphia August 31 The College All Stars meet the Philadelphia Eagles in a charity game at Municipal Stadium tonight. More than 30 000 expected as teams prepare after a 21 to 0 loss to the Bears last Friday. Pro and college coaches express optimism for a strong season opener in 1942.
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Olean Faulcons Rally In Pony League Clash
Olean Faulcons lift spirits as Jamestown leads trimmed to 1 run in late innings. Detzel and Schulze drive plays from first and on bases, Schulze earns win as Brown exits for Olean. Jamestown answers with a four run burst, while Charlie Schupp and Detzel feature in the pitching duel.
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Lippy Leo Durocher Confident On Pennant Race
Lippy Leo Durocher projects Dodgers momentum as they duel the Pirates for the pennant. He praises Billy Southworth’s Cardinals and assures fans they will clinch the National League title this year. Reiser suffers tumor leg injury. Welker expected back soon as Dodgers eye home stretch.
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Former Corry pro captures Tri State honors
Johnstown Pa August 31 Ted Luther of the Youghingheny County Chub Mokeesport captured the Tri State PGA tournament championship with a 4 and 3 victory over Perry DelVecchio from Greensburg Country Club at Sunefeham Country Club. DelVecchio faltered with erratic putting while Luther surged after the tenth hole to secure the title.
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Berliner Repeats At Erie Junior Singles Championship
Berliner of Miami, won the Erie city junior men’s singles title, defeating Douglas 8-3, 15. He then paired with Pat Davis Jr. to win the semi final men’s doubles, beating Douglas and Kelly in straight sets. The Corry native and Davis face Bobby Kints and Abe Cohen, top seeds, in doubles.
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Merchants Face Keppel Grocers In City Series Opener
Corry Merchants meet Keppel's Grocers tonight in a best two of three city championship opener at 6 30 PM. Merchants aim to maintain form after an undefeated first half while Grocers sharpened their lineup to claim the MulI flag, with Lefty Joe Dill and Bill Wadereiner slated for the mound in a pitching duel.
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Pioneers Beat Doromonts In Ten Inning Game
In Meadville at Athletic Park the Pioneers edged Titusville Doromnts 1 0 in ten innings. Bunzy O'Neil debuted as pitcher for Titusville and Dusty Bimon of Meadville hurled a tight duel. Meadvillie’s Alex Dubrosky contributed a hit from left field as the game featured a pitching duel and a possible record broken for the park.
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Pitt Eleven Faces Season Amid Uncertain Gridiron Future
Pitt’s football outlook shows de-emphasis and uncertain depth as coach Bowser prepares for a tough slate. Only 14 players remain from last year’s squad with key backs Jones and Fife expected to pace a lean, inexperienced lineup. Schedule includes Minnesota, Duke, Ohio State, Penn State, and Nebraska, with potential early lineup tests at Norber, Durishan, and Salvucci as tentative starters.
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Butcher Tarts Exam and Pirates Star Induction Hunt
Pittsburgh star Butcher, top Pirates pitcher last season with 17 wins and 13 losses, traveled to Lozun West Virginia for a pre induction exam under the selective service act. Henry, a former Coast heavy, faces Hale in a ten round feature at Hickey Park tonight.
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Heavyweight hopes lift in wartime sports roundups
A cluttered sports column notes heavyweights and football coaching candidacies amid wartime draft, with mentions of Army calls for players and cadet squads. It covers college figures like George Benson and Julius Kern among cadets, and praises service athletic programs while acknowledging disruptions to normal sports calendars.
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Lewis Beats Adams 1 Up in President's Cup Semis
Lewis edged Adams 1 up at Corry Country Club to advance to the semifinals of the President's Cup. The next day or two will see Harry Krone and Den Peldt contest a semifinal, with the final shaping up for the following weekend. Mary Graham and Ruth Sheen progressed in the women's event, Graham defeating Violet Raeke 6 and 5 and Sheen pulling a close win over Louise Mount. Light conditions and heavy play marked the day as 3 the course’s layout drew many qualifiers.
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