Unblemished district records loom in high school football
Three district teams Warren Bradford and Erie Cathedral Prep hold unblemished records at midseason as Warren and Bradford face action this weekend while Prep rests. The girls travel to Oil City Friday with a potential win, while James on Saturday tests the foe. Local baseball trade chatter and World Series talk fill pages as clubs eye moves, led by Cubs, Phillies and Yankees amid winter meetings in December.
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Chicago Cubs
Bill Wholton
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Harry Walker
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New York Giants
Indians and Braves Set for World Series Opener at Braves Field
Associated Press reports a rain threatened World Series opener at Braves Field with Cleveland’s Bob Feller facing Boston’s Johnny Sain. Indians, pennant winners, are favored 5 to 1. tickets for the 39,400 crowd sold out, with strong lineups and high payrolls noted. Lineups list Mitchell, Doby, Boudreau, Gordon, Keliner, Judnich, Robinson, Regan, Feller for Cleveland and Holmes, Dark, Torgeson, Elliott, Rickert, Stanky, McCormick, Sain for Boston.
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Braves Field
Bobby Feller
Cleveland Tridians
Johnny Sain
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Indians
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BO Pavilion
Red Sox
St. Louis
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George Stallings
Miracle Men
Philadelphia A's
Billy Southworth
Johnny Sam
Belleville, Ark
Ron
Boston Park
Cleveland
Dale Mitchell
Larry Doby
Lou Boudreau
Joe Gordon
Ken Keliner
Walt Judnich
Ed Robinson
Jim Regan
Tommy Holmes
Alvin Dark
Earl Torgeson
Bob Elliott
Marv Rickert
Bill Salkeld
Mike McCormitk
Bath Stanky
Bill Stewart
Bill Summers
George Carr
Bill Sileve
Babe Pinelli
Joe Paparella
Superior and Eerdink Tie for A League Lead
The Superior Cleaners moved into first place by blanking Page and Nichols 669 761 702 as Charlotte Staples led with 146 177 174. Meerdink Furniture split two against Brigham's Hardware while Raymond's and Steen's took wins. Chapin's edged Mabel Shoppe.
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Mabel
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Superior
Mabel Shoppe
Raymond
Brigham's
Chapin's
Asa Steen
Ada Page
Aso
Superior Cleaners
Charlotte Staples
Mery Orn
Brigham Hardware
Beavers Prep for Union City Battle at Home
The Copy High Beavers seek a fourth straight win as they prepare for Union City on Friday night. Coach Lon Hanna reshuffles the backfield after Art Pitts injury, with Lucian Pratchinn Rex Spaulding vying for starting duty while Franchina returns from a Labor Day shoulder injury. The team, slight underdogs, aims to snap a string of three losses and spark a crowd possibly near 2500 as the renewal of the Wid and Biker Navalry is set to signal kickoff.
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Union City
Art Pitts
Johnsonburg
Lon Hanna
Jears
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Rexy Spaulding
Will
Toted Knowin
Franchina
Spaulding
Bears
Brant
Patterson Leads With 236 In Indoor Rifle Shoot
This week's practice rifle contest at Sorry Red and Gun Chile indoor range saw Bob Patterson post a 236 while Eugene Davis shot 235. Other scores included George Patterson 293, Art Mapp 284, Frank Lawson 234, Don Patterson 295, Charles Martin 223, Van Winkle 220 and Hall 219.
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Eugene Davis
Art Mapp
George Patterson
Russ Patterson
Frank Lawson
Don Patterson
Charles
Martin
van Winkle
Hall
Sluggers and Opponents Trade Big Scores in Frame Play
Ning led the middle game with 146, Rosa Baker anchored the Sluggers scoring 146 167 161, while Thelma Paulson led the opposition with 138 171 165, marking a high scoring contest.
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Thelma Paulson
Ducks Stamps On Sale Ahead of Waterfowl Season
The Seaton festival office offers $1 waterfowl stamps as the season opens in a week on Friday October 15 and runs to November 13. Game Protector James Latimer warns hunters to be prepared with guns safely stored for migratory waterfowl season as October 9 begins.
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Seaton
James Latimer
St Paul Wins World Series Opener in 4-0 Shutout
Pat McGlothin pitched five hit ball and struck out eight as St Paul defeated Montreal 4-0 in the World Series opener. Jack Banly led the International League with 19 wins and 196 strikeouts while Don Bankhead opposed for St Paul. The scene shifts to the Royals for game two at 8 p.m. GST with both starters sighthanders.
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Pat McGlothin
Montreal
St. Paul
Royals
Jack Banly
Walt Alston
Don Bankhead
Brooklyn Dodgers
McGlothin
Local boxing results from Tampa Paterson and Honolulu cards
In Tampa Tommy Gomez, 81, of Tampa stopped Tony Gyugemi, 187 pounds, from Philadelphia in the bout. Pat Comiskey, 212, of Paterson outpointed Joe Cheshut, 1814, of Bayonne over eight rounds. In Honolulu Robert Takushita, 138, beat Tony Mar, 1139, of Mexico City over ten rounds.
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Tommy Gomez
Tony Gyugemi
Philadelphia
Tersey Gity
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
N. J
Joe Cheshut
Bayonne
Honolulu
Robert Takushita
Tony Mar
Mexico City
Chi Sox to Continue House Cleaning at Comiskey Park
Chicago October 6 The Cumiskey family plans a house cleaning of the White Sox appointing Frank Lane as general manager to replace Leslie M O Connor The Old Roman Charles Comiskey II 23 year old secretary and grandson is lined up to become president as Stace Comiskey steps down Pending shakeup began with Ted Lyons resignation and Jack Onslow appointment leaving young Comiskey noncommittal
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White Sox
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Ted Lyons
Jack Onslow
Cleveland Works to House All World Series Visitors
Cleveland officials say rooms will be found for all visitors as the world series continues into Monday. The Convention and Visitors Bureau reports calls from people wanting to rent rooms and expects private homes to supply overflow. About 3 500 delegates to the Master Hot A Dealers and Finishers Association will begin arriving Sunday night for a convention next week.
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Convention and Visitors Bureau
Safer Gun Handling and Wildlife Support Appeal
The Game Commission urges Pennsylvania hunters to inspect firearms and ammunition for safety before the fall season. It also calls sportsmen to help conserve food and cover for game by collaborating with farmers and timber operators to provide windbreaks and winter browse, supporting brood stock and a healthy next season.
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