Beavers Lose Hard Fought Game To Lawrence Park
Lawrence Park defeats the Beavers 19 to 6 in a dynamic late game showdown. Arnold Dunfee and Johnny Wilcox starred for Park, with Dunfee breaking away twice for long runs and Wilcox restoring the Parkers’ momentum on defense and offense. Corry’s squad faced difficulties sustaining drives as Parkers’ tackling and passes controlled the second half, marking the locals’ first setback of the season and preparing for an upcoming trip to Titusville.
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Arnold Dunfee
Stacky
Vacsity
Lawrence Park
Johnny Wilcox
Corey High
Parkers
Beavers
Wilcox
Ory
Lawrence Pani
Erie
Jowell
Russ Byler
Titusville
Conen Flone Anderson
Corey
Phenneger
Hamerbeck
Bob Swert
Ciwking
Lawrence Pavle
Corry
Hannerbecl
Avnere
Bob Smith
Lawrence Parl Toie
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Black
Smith Brothers
Yeager
Britle
Garry
Randall
Pitcavage
Bud Taylor
Corryites
Lakers
Invaders
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Tnloe
Ute Tall
Brown
Red Taylor
Piteuvage
Willen
Guneke
Posse
Sullivan
Dunfep-Wilcox
Rockets
Waren
Titugville
Warren
Thayer
Pittsville Herald
Local Sports Roundup Sets Tone for Weekend Showdowns
A chaotic collage of football and baseball blurbs from Corry and Jamestown headlines. notes on coaches shifts, player performances, and upcoming games in Erie and Warren. Prominent names include Casey Slongel, Red Ballera, Charley Ley, and Bill Terrey as organizers and managers.
Casey Stengel Fired as Pilot for Brooklyn Dodgers
Casey Stengel, famed Brooklyn Dodgers manager, was dismissed after a poor financial season. Club officers summoned him to a hotel, announcing the unanimous decision. Otto Miller and Zacn Taylor also released. replacement not yet chosen. Stengel, 45, worked as a newspaper employee during the World Series.
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New York
Charles Chon
Casey) Stengel
Brooklyn
James A. Mulvey
Joseph A. Gilleadueau
Stengel
Gilleaudean
Coswhes
Otto Miller
Zacn Taylor
Gorman
Stenel
Dodgers
Max Carey
Burleigh Grimes
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Bai Ruth
Stonessors Lo Stengel
Wele
Choine
World Series statistics four days report
World Series statistics for four days show attendance for the fourth game at 66,669 with gross receipts 240,581. Commissioner’s share 36,088.65. Players’ share 122,701.41. Each league’s share 40,900.47. Totals for four games list attendance 214,473 and gross receipts 832,815 with shares: Commissioner 124,737.18. players 424,737.18. each league 141,579.06.
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United Press New York
Atttendance
Hach Leagus
Bachelibis
Second Best Till Climax In Parkers Corry Tilt Score
A clipped old game report shows the Parkers scoring 67 with Corry at 0 at halftime, then pulling ahead. Touchdowns credited to B Sweet Yeager Duntee Pitcavage with Randall adding a placement kick. Substitutes listed amid officials and umpire names.
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Corry
Lawrence Gulls
Hamerbeck
Rhode Brown le
Rebuck
Phenneger Gates
Sweet
Taylor Cere
McBride
Pitcavage
Duntee
Lawrence Park
Gi Corry
B. Sweet
Yeager
Randall
Lawrence — Parke
Krupp
Guerin
Behringer
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Yankees Win Third Game as Hubbell Falters on Mound
George Kirkley reports the Yankees tied the World Series at two games after beating the New York Giants 5 1 in heavy rain. Monte Pearson outpitched Carl Hubbell, Lou Gehrig hit Hubbell’s first homer with a man aboard, and Goose Mancuso and Red Rolfe set bases for a late surge.
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New York Yankees
Swaggerinss
Yanks
Glanta
Yankee Plain
Yanga
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hulstell
Yankees
Hal Schumacher
Bill Terry
Aloay
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Smith
Big Red Rufing
Nokomis
Hubbell
Chicago Cubs
Monte Pearson
Lou Gehrig
Pearson
Oakland
Cleveland
Gehrig
Red Rolfe
Gua Mancuso
King Carl
Frank Gabler
Constipated for Thirty Years Relieved by Old Remedy
An elderly woman named Alice Jurns reports thirty years of chronic constipation ending after trying a new Allerikg product. The ad promises quick relief and notes limited quantities at Kelster's Cub Rate. The wording suggests a health claim sale tied to the remedy.
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Allerikgan
Alice
Kelster
Intersectional grid clashes loom this weekend feature
Panthers and Bucks clash as Pittsburgh and Ohio State seek early-season momentum. USC versus Illinois headlines another major pairing while SMU visits New York for a Rose-Bowl tilt. Dartmouth Holy Cross Yale Penn Harvard Brown Princeton Rutgers flourish. Indiana Michigan and Nebraska Notre Dame Washington U mark other key showdowns.
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Tech
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United Press
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Gach
Pittsburgh
Ohio States
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Urleans
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Mondham
Jutter
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Purdue
Wisconsin
Washington U
Carnegie Tech
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Kentucky
Kousana
Georgia
North Carolina
Maryland
Tulane
Centennary
Tulsa
Texas Christian
Field Day At Covey Ridge Gun Club Draws Hundreds
Sportamen from the district gather at Covey Ridge Gun Club south of the city for a large field day on Saturday under the auspices of the native organization. About 3 800 people are expected though weather could shift that estimate. Sportsmen's clubs from the district will attend with a ten event program set by General Chairman Dan Depew and released midweek. Club members cleared grounds after a Gleam Day at the town field.
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Vittlet
Covey Ridami
Med
Wa! Hupl
Aative
Dan Depew
Giants Win 5-4 in Ten Innings
Baseball recap shows a tense 10 inning victory by the Giants over the Yankees by 5 to 4. Key moments include Mancuso and Crosetti fielding errors, timely rallies, and late-inning scoring, with standout pitching and defensive plays from both clubs. The game features multiple close plays at bases and an extended battle into extras.
Giants and Yankees Battle Through Turbulent Ninth Inning
In the eighth and ninth innings the Giants and Yankees traded outs and tense plays. Crossetti, Lazzeri, and Gehrig made key outs while Malone and Crosetti featured in critical base-running moments and defensive plays.
Tenth Inning Giants Rally Ties Game On Turbulent Play
Tenth inning action features Moore doubling into deep right to spark a Giants rally. Bartell sacrifices, Rolfe advances, Madore slides to third as Lazzeri covers. Tanry and DiMaggio connect on a play in left field with Moore advancing. Ott then pops out as the inning unfolds.
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Giants
Moore
Bartell
Rolfe
Lazzer
Madore
Tanry
DiMagaln
Ott
Anderson and Dyckes Lead Golf Tourney
Surry Country Club opens the Presidents' tournament while the Ladies Ringer crowns Mary Elizabeth Gillette as top prize. Dyckes reaches the President's Cup semi finals with wins over James Lewis and Leo Abylon, Hoysen beats Al Miller, and Maloney advances via defaults. Anderson advances to the hamtieap semi finals by beating Sheen and Jones as Shuss and Nast set up next rounds. Mary Gillette leads the Ladies Ringer with par 85, followed by Mabel Larson 87 and Kay Okeson Alta Green in the 40s, with a large list of other scorers.
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Surry Country Club
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Bill Dyckes
James Lewis
Leo Abylon
Hoysen
al Miller
Dyckes
Troy Gillette
John. Maloney
Larry Baker
Maloney
Jack Paulsoi
Stanley Anderson
Howard Sheen
Hasty Jones
Jones
Bill Murray
Anderson
Charles Shussi Servin
Yankees Lose? Rolfe Drives In Run in Silent Frame
In a brief sequence, Rolfe scores the lone run on one hit with no errors. Details note Dickey beat out a hit, Selkirk fouled to Mancuso, and Leeds ran for Dickey. Two strikes, one ball on Lazzeri led to Leeds being out stealing second. no runs that frame.
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Rolfe
Dickey
Ont
Terry
Selkirk
Mancuso
Powell
Moore
Leeds
Lazzeri
Whitehead
Sudanese Soldier's Wives In Northeast Congo Movement
Fragmented OCR describes Sudanese soldiers and their wives fleeing northeast Congo in haste with many unclear details. It hints at a troop movement or displacement, mentioning wives and a rapid departure, but specifics are obscured.
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Heighi
Probable batting order for World Series game five
United Press reports the probable lineup for the fifth World Series game: Giants Moore Crosetti Bartell Rolfe Terry DiMaggio Ott Gehrig Ripple Dickey Mancuso Relkirk Whitehead Powell Jackson Lazzeri Schumacher Ruffing as pitcher. Umpires Pfirman Geisel Magerkurth Summers. Game time 1:30 attendance 0,000.
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United Press New York
Probible
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Yankees
Moore
Crosetti
Bartell
Sq Rolfe
Terry
DiMaggio
Ott
Gehrig
Ripple
Dickey
Mancuso
Relkirk
Rf Whitehead
Powell
Jackson
Lazzeri
Schumacher
Ruffing
Pfirman
Geisel
Magerkurth
Summers
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