Younger Dean to Oppose Bridges in World Series Showdown
Detroit and St Louis clash as Game 2 looms at Sports World Park with Bridges and Paul Dean slated to start for Detroit and St Louis respectively. Coaches Buckeye Cochran and Frankie Bristol voice wary optimism amid errors and tense anticipation for decisive games. Pepper Martin's eleventh inning double keys Cardinals win. Dizzy Dean and Tom Bridges set for pivotal pitches as Friday through Sunday games determine the series outcome.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press Sports Euditor
St. Louis Failay
Tod
Tollay
St. Louia Cardinala
Detroit Tigers
Uct Nendine
Gates
Sporldmin Park
Bridges
Paul Dean
Detroit
Tommy Bridgés
Tiger
St. Louis
Paul
Minkewell
Krankie Bristol
Hewett
Dettor
Pye
Noni
Elas
Tor Totay
Wild bin Hallahan
Hiab
Af Couren
Lynwood
Schoo
Pepper Martin
Dha
Pepper
Giurlina
Bewidna
Foove Gustin
Tyrolith
Tigers
Metl- Wwick
Letroit
Moh Bay
Nations of Companies Protest Speakeasy on York
United Press reports government efforts to curb speakeasy activity amid mounting pressure from industry groups. Officials push for tighter enforcement and a swift solution as the nation eyes a May 8 deadline for new measures.
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York
United Press Today
World Series Parade Echoes Turbulent St Louis Matchup
A chaotic world series report from St Louis describes sloppy fielding and dramatic moments as Detroit and St Louis vie for victory. Fans mob players at Union Station and Navin Field ushers, while figures like Ruth and Cochrane draw attention as the series unfolds amid loud crowds and celebratory lore.
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ST. Louis
Afley
Josh Fie
Father Conehiin
George Hate
Will
Sohoulhioy
Gerald Watken
Walker
Finelell ii
Waller
Detroit
Bine
Haif
Cardinals
Gwen Bil
Tris Speaker
Buck Herzog
Wally Pipp
Walter Hagen
Barney Ross
Rogers Horney
Casey Stengel
Howard Bhmke
Eddie Collins
Navin
Boe Autles
Mickey Cochrane
Winzy Dean
Ruth
Ues
Howe
Sidney Tid
Realtors
Rowe
Tiger
Crescents Meet Johnsonburg in Tough Nap
The Crescents face Johnsonburg with starting backfield stars Mirmer Bielewelt and "Red" Fay leading the attack. Key linemen include Tontisonbirg and Pavloック with Hartwell and Granant at guard while the visitors rely on Vetter and Stinmungwik in the backfield as both teams seek a decisive league win.
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Tamestown
Varmyell Crescent Loolall
New York
Michiels
He R
Pavolock
J. H. Si
SheMeldigigh
Weyaequa
H. S.J. Ih
Bissangels
Tamssiswa Liberties
Wilems
Howard College
Granant i Johnsenburg Agademy
Crescents
Eggleston
Veteran Opal Hill Wins Thrilling Women’s Golf Semi Final
Opal Hill of Kansas City defeated Dorathy Tray of San Francisco in a dramatic 24 hole semi final to reach the four, matching the 1920 marathon record. Hill trailed early but rallied with four birdies to force extra holes and won on the sixth playoff hole.
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United Press
Chestnut Hill
Opal
Hill
Kansas City
Doratiy Tray
San Francisco
Leona D. Cheney
San Gabriel
Qalit
Leo G. Faderman
New York
Helen Stetson
Oakland Hills
Migs Treung
Carl H. Donner
Short Hills
Air
Glenna Collett Vate
Philldelphia
Virginia Vinnie
Chicago
Vate
Burt Weil
Ohio
van Wie
Mranvei
Williams
Peninsylvania
Faculty Advisory System aids Missouri grid program
Columbia Mo faculty help the Missouri Tigers football team through a new plan called the Faculty Advisory System. Head coach Domi Frants Carideo notes reduced grade issues and improved classroom marks as advisors assist halfbacks and linemen. the plan, tested with freshmen, has expanded to all players.
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Columbia
Domi Frants Carideo
University of Missouri
Thers
Randall defeats Babe Amos in ten round welterweight bout
Tiger Joe Randall from Elizabeth Pennsylvania won a unanimous decision over Babe Amos formerly of New Kensington now based in Syracuse in a slow ten round bout in McKeesport. Randall weighed 148 and Amos 152 with Amos repeatedly inactivity drawing fan ire. Other results include Marty Simmons over Billy Planigan and Steve Nickleash over Sharkey Lesko.
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Mckeesport
Tiger Joe Randall
Elizabeth
Babe Amos
New Kensington
Syracuse
Randall
Amos
Marty Simmons
Saginaw
Michi
Billy
Clock Saves Trousers in Waco Burglary
Claude Burns woke at 5 a.m. to find a burglar clutching his trousers. The alarm clock rang, startling the thief who dropped the pants and fled. Burns retained possession of the trousers.
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Waco
Tex
Claude Burns
Burns
Beavers Open Home Season On Saturday
Corry High school gridiron opens 1845 season away at 240 o clock against Oil City High. Coach Pilska reshapes line with Paulson to left tackle and new faces on the front. Oil City, fresh from wins over Girard and Grove City, starts as favorites but Beavers seek a competitive upset with Roelofs and Gulick directing plays.
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Corry High School
Duforgh Feld
Oil City High
Filstain
Oilers
Beavers
Pon Paulson
Oil City
Girard
Grove City
Wells
Pilska
Roelofs
I. D. Paulson
Detroit Fans Accused Of Unfair Tactics
James "Ripper" Collins accused Detroit fans of unfair tactics as the St. Louis Cardinals arrived from Detroit. He cited a spectator with a flashing mirror near Navin Field as the cause of poor hitting by the Red Birds.
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Unneu Rrsal
ST. Louis
Detroit
James
Ripper" Collins
Cardinal
Michigan City
Navin Field
Red Bird
Collins
Pinchot Democrats clash over 1984 Pennsylvania race
Speech by Lawrence accuses Pinchot of betrayal and ties to Guffey while blasting the Roosevelt wing. He portrays Pinchot as Hyde at Grey Towers and warns voters of a GOP machine plot, citing senate confirmations as proof of entanglement with party enemies.
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George
Earle
Pennsylvania
Joe Guffey
Guiffey
ABC
GS Department of Justice
Guffey
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Harleys
Garleys
Farley
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Pinchot
Republican State Machine
Giffard Pinchot
Theodore
Judas
Melton-Granty-Atterbury Wulell State Senate
Public Service Commission
Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Grey Towers
Hyde
Harrisburg
Lawrelce
Republican Organization
High Heavens
Canton East
Columbus Avenue
Strong High Football Card For Saturday
Northwestern Pennsylvania high schools set rich schedule with Meadville Erie Academy clash tonight and a full slate Saturday. Games include Millcreek at Fairview Ghumi at Bimboro Harborcreeke at Mclean Ashland at Erie East Heath.
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Pennsylvania
Meadville-Erie Academy
Millcreek
Fairview
Bimboro
Ghumi
Harborcreeke
Mclean
Ashland
Erie East
Erie Vincent
Dunkirk
Cathedral Prep
Albion
Union City
Weeleyville
Youngsville
North East
Westfield
Silver Creek
Punxsutawhey
Franklin
Grove City
Greenville
East Aurora
Fredonia
Shaton
Massillon
Mercer
Sharpsville
Oil City
Cony
Kane
Sheffield
Weekville
Johnsonbure Lackawanna
Jamestown
Bradford
Salamanca
Hidred
Smethport
Titusville
Warren
Liquor License Rested on Reputation Case
Dauphin county court heard arguments on whether a businesss reputation can justify refusing a beer license. Stefano Costea of Harrisburg sought a license for a former establishment linked to repeated violations and a revoked license, challenging the treasurer’s denial.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Stefano Costea
Costea
Dolphin County
Gil City Routs Beavers as Second Stringers Gear Up
Gil City plans to use reserves for the TV game with Beavers as the squad rotates second and third stringers. Coach Wells emphasizes mixed practice drills, weight conditioning, and defensive trouble spots, aiming to keep stars fresh for autumn play and have key backups ready.
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Gil City
Ote
Gydy
Gehe
HBL
Sity
Milich
Welle
Hayday
Rin Gel
Beavers
Fox
McKain
Paul Dean Leads Cardinals Past Tigers On 4-1 Victory
Paul Dean pitched a strong game for the Cardinals as they beat the Tigers 4 to 1. Key moments included Frisch and Martin contributing run-scoring hits, Rothrock handling balls in center, and late defensive plays preserving the win.
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Duracher
Grossberg
P. Dean
Dean
Fox
Collins
Delancey
Orsatd
Martin
White
Tigers
Rothrock
Cochrane
Gehringer
Jett
Mediwick
Gohringer
Greenberg
Goslin
Rogell
Orsatti
Cardinals
Rothrode
Sim
Frisch
Medwid
Gostin
Hogseth
Durochey
Thirst
Frogsett
Owen
Rothpork
Fogsett
Hone
Gardinals
Methwick
Secon
Durocher
Fris
Baseball title race to decide Corry City League title
Corry's City Baseball League championship will be decided in League Park at 1:90 tomorrow afternoon as Aero Supply and Washington Lane times meet in a decisive fifth game after four closely fought contests. The winner will claim the league crown while fans may also listen to the World Series game beginning at 7:00.
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Aero Supply
Washington
Corry
Washington Lane Times
All Square
Astro
Jimmy Staples
Kip Anderson
White Itoestuer
Haenel
Advance Plans For Vocational School And Proposed Constriction
The board discussed a vocational school project with estimated costs between 15000 and 16000 dollars funded from available sources. They delayed other projects to the regular meeting and tasked the property committee to prioritize essential items. Debates touched on erecting a small building to replace the Washington school, but opposition to constraining plans near wards three and four emerged. Sentiment favored a new vocational school and reorganization of existing campuses, with some members avoiding a firm stance on the Washington proposal.
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Weslis ‘Ington
Hillstrom
Southside
Washington
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