Lazzeri Shines as Yankees Retain World Series Title
Tony Lazzeri emerged as the hero of the 1937 World Series, leading the New York Yankees to a sixth title with standout batting and fielding. Gomez’s pitching sealed the win as the Yankees swept in part and Gomez starred in the finale, while Lazzeri’s 400 series average and key plays solidified his place among baseball legends.
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Fumbles Defeat for Titusville High Gridders
Titusville High School Rockets upset Corry High School Orange and Black 6 to 1 in front of 1,000 fans at the Junior High Athletic Field. Titusville, one of the smallest squads, earned nine first downs to Corry’s three and converted a key fumble return into the game’s opening scoring drive in the second period.
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Union City A s Defeat Falconer 6 to 31
Cold weather cut attendance as Union City A s defeated Falconer 31 to 6 in a frigid gridiron clash. The day featured a reduced crowd of about five hundred sportsmen at the Corry Rod and Gun Club field meet, with beagle trials and various prizes awarded despite conditions.
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Titusville Defends Goal In Busy Football Day
Titusville held Corry and kept pressure in the second half as Swanson scored on a late drive and Beavers limited Rockets to short gains. Weather chilled fans while Marshall Fisher’s squad prepared for Sheffield, with Titusville showing a two win two loss record and Corry scoring on late drives.
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Corry Bowlers Defeat Erie Club in Three Straight Games
Allan-sure Corry bowler Kip Anderson achieved over 200 with an average around 208 as Corry defeated the Erie club in three straight games at Recreation Alleys on the latest afternoon session.
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Bears Top Western Division Lead Stays Strong
United Press reports the New York Giants and Chicago Bears held undisputed leads in the NFL eastern and western divisions respectively. Yesterday's scores included Green Bay 34 over Chicago Cardinals 18 and Detroit 7 over Pittsburgh 3 with Philadelphia 14 over Washington 0 and Chicago Bears 20 over Cleveland 2.
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Tile Contest Set For Sunday At Union City
Union City Athletics beat Falconer's Merchants 6 to 1 in MYPA League play at Oriole Field Jamestown yesterday to force a deciding game Sunday at 2 PM for the league title. Larry Johnson led the Merchants with five hits while Union City collected eight singles. Ralph Obert drove in two runs as Union City built an early lead.
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Red Jackets Triumph Over Kent Eleven at Warren
Warren's Red Jackets professional foosball team defeated a small but fast Kent Ohio eleven yesterday afternoon by 2 to 44 before a good sized crowd.
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Seconds Play Today In Titusville clash
Corry high school's second team travels to Titusville for an afternoon game with Titusville's second squad. The rematch is set for next Monday afternoon at the same venue.
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