Tigers and Cardinals Open Series in tense pick for pitching
Washington Lunch and Aero Supply to Resume Series Wednesday Afternoon as St. Louis fans debate whether Frankie Frisch will start Dean or Hallahan against Detroit. Dizzy Dean and Bill Hallahan vie for the opening pitch while Cochrane’s Tigers prepare to meet the Cardinals in the 61st World Series game.
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Beavers plan build up schedule under coach Pulsikaln
Corry High previews a build up schedule for 1932 football under Coach Pulsikaln. The Beavers seek tougher opponents late in the season with negotiations under way with Albion Wesleyville Edinboro and nearby rivals. The piece notes expected higher quality competition and key local players such as Stan Roy and Johnny Toth shaping the lineup.
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Crisler Finds New Stars for Tiger Eleven
Princeton reports a wealth of sophomore prospects for the 1934 Tigers under Crisler. Ken Suntback, a Maplewood, New Jersey sophomore, shines in backfield alongside Sandy Le Van and Pepper Constable. Jim Marks of Kiski School joins as a key cog, slated to back up or succeed top QB talents with plans for 1935 substitution.
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City Bowling League Calls Mass Meeting Tonight
A mass meeting of bowlers from the City Kiwanis Ray mond and Aero Supply Leagues is called for o'clock this evening at Recreation Alleys on Mast Main street. Al Miller, president of the City Bowling League, issued the call. All keglers are urged to attend to discuss matters of interest.
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Aero Supply
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City Bowling League
Red Oak’s Jo Jo White Stars in Detroit World Series Parody
Columnist Henry McLemore mocks Red Oak Georgia native Jo Jo White’s presumed World Series heroics for the Detroit Tigers. A surreal, dreamlike piece riffs on White’s fame, predicting daring plays and eccentric visions while blending local pride and sports fantasy.
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Leafs Take Third Game in World Series Clash
Toronto fans saw the Leafs, International League champions, win their first game of the series by defeating Columbus 7 to 2. The action billed as the little world series kept the Toronto squad hopeful as they aimed to even the series.
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Deans Center of Interest as Classic Nears
The Cardinals of St Louis travel to Detroit to open the World Series against the Tigers in Navin Field tomorrow. Pitching shines for both sides with Dizzy and Daffy Dean for St Louis and Lynwood Rohe and others for Detroit leading a clash of strong offenses. The series schedule heads to St Louis after game two, with up to seven games possible and extra matchups planned Friday through Tuesday if needed. Fred Baker of Titusville reports a 13 pound muscal abundance caught during a lake outing.
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Bantams Angling for Game Here on Friday
Corry's bantam football eleven may play Friday if negotiations for a two game date succeed. A Titusville or Union City opponent is possible but not confirmed this afternoon. If Titusville can't visit a grass team seeks Corry match, weight concerns delaying until a suitable foe is found. The Friday game would follow school with a Saturday clash against Blue Streak Reserves.
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Grid Training Camp Notes at State College Penn State
Grid training camp notes report Penn State drills for the upcoming game with Lebanon Valley at State College. Sophomores compete for starting roles as six or seven are in contention for the lineup.
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United Press State College
Penn State
Letman Valley
Lebanon Valley
Riot Follows Ring Decision At Laurel Garden
Newark Oct 2 A boxing crowd rioted after Referee Jack Phelan awarded the 10 round decision to Paul Pirrone over Lou Harper causing minor injuries. Fans stormed the ring as fists flew and ringside debris scattered.
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Newark
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Laurel Garden
Jack Phelan
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Lou Harper
New York
Rie
Halper
Pirrone
Lyne
Real Scramble in Women's Golf Championship
Chestnut Hill Pa October opens the national women's golf championship with 64 qualifiers in match play. Two rounds today trim to 16 for tomorrow as 82 players contend for the title. veteran Mrs Edwin H Ware Jr, five-time champion, leads a trio tied at 82 for medal with Lucille Robinson and Mrs L D Cheney.
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United Press
Chestnut Hill
Edwin H. Ware, Jr
Philadelphia
Fourth Game Of Series Set For Tomorrow At League Park
The Washington Lunch leads the City Baseball League series two games to one against the Aeros. Tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 at League Park the fourth game will decide much, with a win giving Washington the city championship. Babe Haenel and George Koester expected to start for Washington and the Aeros respectively.
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Aero Supply
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Anderson Clan
Babe Haenel
Theington Layeh
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Cardinals Favored 6 to 5 to Win Series
United Press reports in early October 1951 that the Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Cardinals are set for a seven game World Series. Cardinals favored to win the series 6 to 5 with games slated in Detroit and St. Louis on Wednesday and Thursday and potential returns Sunday Monday and Tuesday if needed.
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The Der Fe Americ Second of NR Cone
The fragmentary OCR hints at a historic note likely listing events or sections. Readable items reference Americ and NR, with possible dates or names obscured by misprint. Summary focuses on the remaining legible entities and suggests a terse, era-appropriate card.
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