Leagueers Open Labor Day Doubleheader In Spartanburg
A busy Labor Day slate features Aero Supply leaguers heading to Spartanburg Sunday for a City Baseball League clash with the Spartansburg Independents. The 2:30 p.m. start could draw a large crowd with Wolf Mountain or George Kossinek slated to start.
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Corry
Spartansburg
Aero Supply Team
City Baseball League
Spartansburg Independents
Wolf” Mountain
George Kossinex
Aeros
Endeavour to Meet American Yacht in Historic Cup Race
Henry McLemore notes September fifteenth arrival of England’s Endeavour, Royal Yacht Squadron, to challenge an American yacht for the America's Cup. The piece also glosses nautical jargon in a humorous glossary, illustrating terms from fo'c'sle to spinnaker through playful slang and era wit.
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Henry. McLemore
United Press
New York
Endeavour
Royal Yacht Squadon
England
Cian
Pappa
Manta
Newport
Park Avenue
Ste
Aly
Sean
Swell
Luff
Lyye Velez
Yarlarm
Tiller
Marty
Mike
Dudee Ben Lindsay
Bowline
Krot
Labor Day City Baseball League to Feature Doubleheader
Morning and afternoon games in the City Baseball League are set for Labor Day with a 10 am and 1 pm start, followed by a 4 pm righty versus lefty pitching showcase at Columbus. Aero Supply meets Corry Jamestown in the morning, while standings remain tight as Aero Supply and Washington share the lead in the second round.
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Columbus
Aero Supply
Corry-Jamestown
Acros
Spartansburg
Altho
Sparta
Cran“Gall
Raymonds
Washington
Coates
Haenel
Owill
Iso
Yale
Acroe
Yesterday's Baseball and Hockey Results Across Leagues
State 3 New York 3 Washington 1 St Louis 3 Chicago 2. National St Louis 3 Chicago 1 New York 2 Brooklyn 1. International Buffalo Montreal 5 Rochester Toronto 2. Today's schedule Chicago at St Louis Washington at New York Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Philadelphia Louis at Chicago New York or Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Mercantile appraisers told to collect 1991 venue taxes on pin games and similar devices taxed under the May 26 007 act. Delinquency rules set for 193¢ taxes due by Sept 1.
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American New York
Washington
St.Louis
Chicago
National St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
St Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
National
Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Mercantile
Department of Revenue
Aderican
Pe Delvolt
Ay Bou
Cleveland Oa
Boston Reves
SE. Louis
Neweek
St. Louis
ABC
BOWLERS PREP FOR 34 SEASON AT RECREATION LANES
James Pappas owner of Recreation Bowling Alleys said Slides on East Main Street would open for the 1924 25 season early next week with a decision pending on Monday or Tuesday. An early meeting of City Bowling League teams aims to reorganize and plan the coming season though league play is not expected to begin before mid October.
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James Pappas
Recreation Bowling Alleys
East Main Street
Pappas
City
Connig
Giants slump to .154 in past week's hitting
New York Giants, world champions, slumped to a 154 clip over the past week, with 23 hits in 164 at bats. Despite the poor hitting, they sit ahead in the standings. A Brooklyn defeat and several key plays marked the period as Dizzy Dean powered St Louis to second place and other league results favored New York.
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Theon Wright
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Memphis
Bill ‘Terry
Terry
Giants
van Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn
Terrymen
Jackson
Joe Moore
Dodgers
Joe
Hughie Critz
Sam Leslie
Moore
Chicago
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Garde
Idie Tigers
Washington
Red
Senators
All Americans Edge Rivals In Down and Yardage
United Press reports a Soldier Field clash where the All-Americans outgained the Chicago Bears in yardage and first downs yet failed to win. Pro defense smothered college drives while a late Chicago surge stalled at the goal line. Red Grange connected with Sisky on a 25 yard gain, but the drive ended inches away.
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College Stars
Chicago Bears
United Press
Chicago
Soldier Field
Bill Hewitt
Bruin
Generozananil Bd
Krause
Notre Dame
Bears
Sisky
Red Grange
Bill Smith
Washington
Duseks Split On Mat Card In Buffalo
In Buffalo on September 1 the Dusek brothers Ernie and Rudy of Omaha split results. Ernie fell to Ed Bon George after a long match and Rudy defeated Jack Washburn to win a fall, with the bout lasting over an hour. The Duseks had previously drawn in Boston in a three-hour affair and Rudy later won a thirty-minute set final with a body slam.
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Duseks
Omaha
Neb
Ernie J
Rudy
Ed Bon George
North Java
N. Y
Jack Washburn
Burrato
Ernie
Ijhours
Boston
Rudy Dusek
Dusek
Yesterday's Heroes Branke Prived Cards-His Single
Yesterday's hero Branke Prived drives in a key run for the Cardinals with a seated Martin online. Tony Lasxers hits a homer for the Yankees as Synth Dyspmies leads the Senators in a tense late innings clash.
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Branke Prived
Martin
Tony Lasxers
Yanks
Senators
Democrats Wind Up Preliminary Campaign in Pa
Joseph F. Guffey and George H. Earle will close their preliminary campaign in Pennsylvania on September 7 after touring the state since July 15. David L. Lawrence, Democratic state chairman, announced the itinerary for next week. The lead candidates will rest for two weeks before launching an active fall campaign following a Labor Day speaking tour.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Josph F. Guffey
George H. Earle
David L. Lawrence
Former UW oarsmen dominate Bay area crew group
In Green Bay Wisconsin eight of nine members of a local rowing group are former University of Wisconsin crew men. The group rows at St John's Military College in Delevan field Wisconsin.
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University
Green Bay
Wis
University of Wisconsin
St. John's Military College
Delefield
Corry Red and Gun Club Plans Labor Day Skeet Shoot
Skeet shooters in Corry city area are invited to a six special holiday skeet shoot planned by the Corry Red and Gun Club for Labor Day Monday morning at the Hare Greek range. Club officers anticipate one of the most successful skeet shoots yet held at the semi weekly range events.
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Corry
North East football nucleus built from six letter men
Nine of last year’s varsity are unavailable leaving coach Judson with a lean squad of about thirty, mostly inexperienced. Six letter winners return, led by Johnny Reid as backfield nucleus, with Dick Lowes Speicher Politz Martina and Palmer among likely backs. Linemen Stebbins Heiden Heiden Ardillo Groters return, while others from last year include Sprague Blackman Green Loop Cardinale and Christi. Freshmen may supply more stars as school opens. practice hampered by work and equipment limits.
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Sent
Judson
Moe
Johnny Reid
Dick Lowes
Speicher
Politz
Martina
Palermo
Stebbins
C. Heiden
R. Heijden
Ardillo
Groters
Titusville man arrested for Titusville larceny linked to grocery robbery
Harry McKahe of Titusville was arrested in Warren while trying to break into a business. He has been turned over to Titusville authorities for prosecution on a charge of larceny connected to the robbery of the MjiIlovich grocery store in Titusville.
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Harry McKahe
Titusville
Warren
Harry Magilovich
Alabama Grid Outlook Poorest in Years
Poorest prospects in years confront Alabama Polytechnic Institute football as Auburn’s squad returns few proven backs. Coach Meagher must pick a varsity lineup from limited experienced backs and reserves to face Tulane, LSU, Vanderbilt, and others, with scant backfield depth and several untested players from frosh.
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Steve T. Meginnis
United Press
Birmingham
Als
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Aubus Squid
Mm Allte
Wtter
Ltyckinen— Kimbrell
Dupree
Rogers
Williams
Barnsy Musgrove
Mile Wells
Norman Houson
Millard Morris
Rexerves
Jacke Meagher
Tulane
1. S. WU
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Duke
Georgia Tech
Florida
Georgia
Bobby Blake
Ward Wright
Harry Whitten
Meagher
Fide Institute
Chet Wynn
Coach Pilskaln to arrive for Corry High football season
Gilbert Pilskaln, named new Corry High football coach, is expected to arrive in the city within a week. He will call candidates for positions and begin initial practices early next week ahead of a September 45 opener. Pilskaln, possibly delayed, has rented a North Center Street home with his wife pending arrival by the end of August. The Beavers face a short time to ready the squad after numerous varsity losses to graduation and a weak recent showing.
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Gilbert Pilskal
Corry High
Pilskam
Beavers
Polsham
Center Street
Pilskain
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Updated
Sept 1 report shows Heinie Manush tying for second in the AL with Lou Gehrig taking the league lead at .266. Paul Waner tops the NL with .367, while Mel Ott leads the NL with 42 homers. Vernon Gomez has 28 victories in the AL, and Dizzy Dean leads the NL with 2 wins and six defeats at .786.
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Manush
Gomez
Dean
United Press New York
Heinie Manush
Senators
Lou Gehrig
New York
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry Mel Ott
Giants
Lou Gelrig
Wes Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Jerom
Dizzy
Hal Schumacher
Picard Leads Hershey Pro Invitation After Day One
Picard of Charleston, S. C., tops the field with two stroke lead after 36 holes of the Hershey Pro Invitation on a tough Hershey course. Ky Lattoon and Ed Dilley stand close as others break par, with Picard setting a course record during the opening day play.
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Pept L
Henry G. Picard
Charleston
5. A
al Espinosa
Akron
Picard
Ky Lattoon
Denver
Colo
Ed Dilley
Philadelphia
Willie StacParlane
Tuckande
MacPariite
Dana Winner at Vandalia Grand American Shootoff
Lawrence Dana of Derrick City Pennsylvania won the Grand American Handicaps world premier trapshooting title at Vandalia after a shoot-off with Harris F Pace of Mansfield. Dana aged 58, an oil driller by trade, claimed his first major championship. Mrs Lela Hall tied for third, among several shooters reaching 87 targets, with Walter Beaver defending champion in the shoot-off for third.
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United Press
Lela Hall
Hirst Lysin
Walter Beaver
Berwyn
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