Yankees Triumph in World Series with Flawless Fielding
The Yankees completed a historic World Series for the ages, out hitting the Giants 42 to 40 and sweeping with flawless fielding led by Tony Lazzeri 6-for-19 and Joe DiMaggio's standout outfield play on 18 putouts. Attendance reached 248,?42, with total receipts of $985,994 and player shares around $417,305.05.
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Beavers Prepare as Sheffield Eleven Visits for Big Test
Corry High School Beavers begin practice for a tough assignment this Saturday hosting unbeaten Sheffield. Sheffield has won all five games this season against Weedville Titusville Johnsonburg Kane and Ridgway. Local hopes rest on an upset as Beavers seek a surprise victory after two straight losses.
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Beaver Reserves Defeat Corry Seconds At Titusville
Titusville reserves defeated Corry High School’s seconds 7 to 0 yesterday afternoon in Titusville. Beaver scored in the first quarter and defended well, driving to the 10-yard line three times late. The teams are set to meet again next Monday afternoon in Titusville.
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Kipke Seeks Victory Over Minnesota Eleven
Michigan football coach Harry Kipke drills regulars on offense and reserves in preparation for Minnesota next Saturday. He said, I wouldn't be surprised if we win, as the Wolverines focus on a warm reception and improved play after yesterday's session.
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Yale and Army clash in one feature game
Princeton New Jersey October reports a shakeup in the Princeton lineup after a 20 to 7 defeat by Cornell last week. Fritz Crisler moved Brad Harper from the second string to the signal calling post during yesterday's University practice.
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Plant Bowling Loop Launches First League Season
Three teams in the Corry Jamestown League opened with perfect records at Recreation Alley last evening. The Shipping, Engin ing and Finishing departments each won to start the circuit, marking the league’s inaugural season.
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Bowlings HScores Upset Penn Electrics In Antler League
Bowlings HScores won three games from the Penn Electrics last evening in the Antler League. Scores read as shown, with key performances by local bowlers and team names reflecting the compact score card from the event.
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Build or Buy A Home Under Government Financing Plan
Guidance outlines government financed loans covering up to 80 percent of property price. For building, loans cover up to 80 percent of land plus construction costs. Stop renting by choosing monthly payments that resemble current rent.
Doe season quotas move fast amid protests in Harrisburg
Harrisburg October 12 The state wildlife commission kept its three day open doe season November 25 27 amid protests from some sportsmen. A total of 42346 applications were filed as quotas in Berks Bradford Cameron Clinton Elk Forest Luzerne McKean Pike Potter Schuylkill Somerset Venango Westmoreland filled. Executive secretary Seth Gordon defended the action noting four to eight hunters are needed to remove one deer. opponents plan a 50000 no trespass campaign while some hunters argue more Bucks follow antlerless seasons.
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Close Track Providence Race Track Closure Ordered by Governor
Governor Robert Quinn ordered the closure of Nanragensed race track in Providence R I just weeks before the fall meeting opening date. The action, announced today, affects schooling and local racing schedules and signals a major shift for the upcoming season.
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Saturday Grid Schedule Preview For Various Conferences
The clipping lists college grid results and upcoming games across the South East, Southwest, Rocky Mountains and Pacific Coast. Notable matchups include Auburn versus Mississippi State, Tennessee versus Alabama, North Carolina State against Richmond, South Carolina against Davidson, Texas A and M against Texas-Arkansas, and Oregon State versus Southern California with several teams listed as did not play.
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Plant Keglers Roll Thursday in Raymond Bowl League
Six teams in the Raymond Bowling League resume Thursday night action at 8 o clock. Captains are Aut Om atics Raymond Gilson Shipping Matt Storms Grinding Fram De Liry Four Slide Allan Dimmick Machine Carl Dimmick and Ofnee Hubert Hechein. Officers are Melvin Cobbett president Vance Allen secretary and Carl Dimmick treasurer.
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White Sox Lead Cubs in City Championship Race
Chicago report notes White Sox pitcher Vernon Kennedy chosen to win the 1937 Chicago city championship over the National League Cubs. Cubs trail three games to two after a 2 1 defeat, with Larry French selected to start to day in hopes of tying the series.
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Cornell Leading in Football Title Race
Cornell holds a substantial lead in national title standings compiled by Deke Houlgate for the week ending October 9. The Princeton like team blanketed by Prinet on Saturday sits first with 21 points, three ahead of California and Louisiana State, which tie for second among 107 teams.
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