Cubs face Tigers as 1900s baseball heat returns
The Chicago Cubs push from fourth to first in National League with a 22 game win streak and 19 pitchers finishing games as they duel Detroit in a storied World Series history. Detroit seeks post season glory while Cubs showcase endurance against tough rivals and past series dominance.
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Cunningham Reelection Backed At GOP Rally in Towanda
Bradford county citizens were urged by Ma Harvey Taylor, chairman of the Republican state committee, to keep politics out of Pennsylvania courts. Speaking at a GOP rally, he endorsed Robert L. Brgiss of Camp Hill for the Superior Court and sought support for Judge Feee EK) B. Cunningham for reelection.
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Tigers face Warneke as Bridges seeks decisive win
Detroit relies on Tommy Bridges to steady a shaky Tigers rotation against Chicago ace Charley Root in a must win game to avoid falling two games to none in the World Series. The forecast threatens a rainout that could shift the momentum to the Cubs. stars Hartnett and Demaree provide Chicago offense while Rowe eyes redemption after opening loss.
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Prep Signs Oil City St Josephs Oct 26
Erie Oct 3 The Cathedral Prep football schedule is completed with St Josephs High School Oil City added. Coach Fr Walter Conway announced the Ramblers will visit Oil City on Saturday afternoon October 26. The schools met once before in 1932 when Prep won 40 0.
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Reading Wins Reading Keys Tarned Pack the Irvington Eleven
Reading defeated Irvington 14-0 in a professional football game under the Sootlights. The matchup crowned Reading as Maryland champions, continuing their six-year hold on the title.
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Sa voldi Wins Wrestling Bout in Harrisburg Show
Savo lo, from Three Oaks Michigan, defeated Fred Grubmyer of Haven, Ti, in the windup bout with a body press after an initial exchange. Grubmyer weighed 205 pounds, Savo lo 200, as the crowd watched at the Harrisburg show.
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Beavers Defeat Scrubs in Scrimmage Display
Corry High School varsity gridders impressed in a scrimmage yesterday afternoon by scoring 27 points against the Scrubs in a little over half an hour. Quarterback Jewell sparked the attack with a 70 yard run for a touchdown and several long completions as Beavers prepare for Saturday’s game with Youngsville.
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Detroit Beats Cubs 8-3 In Narrow Victory
Detroit tops Chicago 8-3 as Greenberg and Goslin drive scoring in late innings. Jurges and Kowalik spark Chicago with multiple hits but misplays and defensive lapses sink the Cubs. Team records: pitchers, fielding notes, and late game rallies shape the outcome.
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Class B Bowling Loop launches 1935 36 season
Kiwanis No 1 led the opening night with a 3 0 record as Gerry’s Class B Bowling League kicked off at Recreation Alleys for 1985 36. Kiwanis No 2 and Lob law’s each won two of three, Aeros lost twice, Gas split. High average stood at 173 by Scheppner amid uneven standings.
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Twin City Ritz Pensylvanias lineup shows strength
Herman Scores helps Cubs win as Coach Myers unveils a tentative starting lineup for the opening battle at Union City ball park. Fret Pusch at quarterback leads a backfield with Myers, Barnes, and Bro Mason. Backfield and line details reflect a strong, veteran group ready for two more games this month.
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New York Penn Grid League Sees Four Teams Enter Jamestown
Jamestown authorities report four clubs entered the Sectional Football League meeting at City Hall. Additional teams may join from Falconer Warren Pa or Salamanca. Current entrants include Nelson & Hults A. C. Jes sup & Turner South Dayton and Liberties. No players from last year’s New York Penn League or professionals are eligible. Age limit set at 22 years.
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Jamestown Pro Squad Opens Season Sunday
A newly organized Jamestown pro football team will play the Go Wanda team at Oriole Picid on Sunday at 2 30 PM. The eleven is noted as an all star aggregation, with every man well known to local fans and divinity supporters.
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Tech in Final Drill for Notre Dame Game
United Press reports Notre Dame Ramblers face Tech in final drill at Pittsburgh ahead of Saturday matchup. Tech, despite recent losses here, is favored. Waynesburg College to emphasize speed and deception in Saturday game versus St Vincent's using the Rockhe system and the Krazy Kilt attack.
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Bethany College braces for Wooster clash after Wooster rout
Bethany West Virginia October 3 Bethany College expects trouble Saturday when they take on Wooster College here because of Wooster's 41 0 victory over Hiram last week.
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World Series opener shows large crowd and receipts
Official figures from Detroit report 47 281 in attendance for the first World Series game with total receipts of 145 422 00. Commissioner’s share 21 814 80 and players pool 74 170 82. Each club and league share 12 381 72. Tax not included. Perry Del Vecchio and Paul Erath to vie for Tri State PGA title at Wildwood Country Club today.
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Douglas to Meet Alois in Final at Legion Card
Oct 3 reports Charlie Douglas of Meadville will meet Joe Alois of Fittsburgh in the main event of the American Legion amateur card at the Auditorium. Tickets go on sale. Other matches include Frankie Dunst Brie vs Davie O'Brien Oil City, with local entrants Snooky Brill and BdD Lindquist on the undercard. Eight bouts planned with Erie versus oil city fighters.
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Antiwar Protest in Paris Leads to 14 Arrests on Grand Boulevards
An anti-war demonstration in Paris on the Grand Boulevards today ended with 14 protesters arrested after marching through the streets shouting neutrality and Down with war.
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