College and Pro Football Clash Noted In All Star Game
All stars defeated Washington Red sking while debating whether college or professional football holds the bigger draw. Stars capitalized on opponents' errors for a decisive win. pros like the Lions and Bears show a more versatile attack that may trouble collegiate teams. Also coverage of Corry's 1938 city tennis final, Babe Ruth's non return to active baseball, and two pro games planned at Buffalo featuring Cecil Isbell and Isbell's backfield duties with the Packers.
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Pirates Clinch NL Lead With 6 0 Win Over Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Giants 6 0 to widen their NL edge to seven games. Lloyd Waner led with four hits, Pepper Y oung drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded double. Cubs beat Bees 4 2 to tie Reds for second. Cards edged Phillies 6 5 in a late run. Yankees fall to Detroit 6 8 as Henrich homers. Foxx hits 39th for Boston in 5 3 win over St Louis Browns. Indians crush Athletics 11 1 as Wart Averill is sidelined. White Sox hammer Senators 11 6 as Dykes hints at retirement.
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Draw set for United States and Australia in Davig cup challenge
Oscar Raley reports from Philadelphia that the Davig Cup challenge begins tomorrow as the United States and Australia select teams for the three day best of five series. Donal d Fudge and Bobby Riggs lead the U S while Jack Bromwich and Adrian Quist head Australia with Hopman and Schwartz as reserves. The format includes two singles tomorrow, a doubles match on Sunday, then reverse pairings on Monday. The first to three wins takes the cup.
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Corbett and Bracken Clash For Net Title Today
Corbett and Bracken face off in a city net championship final at ML Street court. Undefeated in the round robin, both finalists boast strong supporters as a large crowd expected for a keenly contested match at 5 o clock with merchants donating top prizes for today’s winner.
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Bob Bracken
Kiwanis
Anals
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Bracken
Bowling League Reorganization Tonight Amid Major Standings
Baseball scores recap highlights recent results from Major and Minor leagues with Detroit, New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and St Louis listed. Upcoming games include St Louis at Pittsburgh and Boston at New York with other scheduled matches.
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St Louis
Titusville Sportsmen Plan New Club House
Titusville residents organize a club house building fund after a fire destroyed the previous structure. The Titusville Sportsmen's Club aims to raise $1,000, with A N Warner offering use of $200 insurance proceeds. Lloyd Locke chairs the drive, which began with $55 from four members. Jack Emminger leads the ways and means committee.
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A. N. Warner
Lloyd Locke
Jack Emminger
Ways and Means
Season Opens for Rails and Gallinules in Delaware Marshes
Harrisburg reports a limited number of hunters took to the rails and gallinules as the season runs September 1 to November 0. Daily bag limits are 15 Sora rails and 15 for all other rails and gallinules, with emphasis on marsh lands along the Delaware River. Local towns include City, Titusville and surrounding areas with early season interest noted.
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Warren High Prepares for Openers and Erie Exhibition
Warren High school gridders near opening game slated Saturday at 2:80 p.m. against Youngsville at National Forge field Irvine. Coach J B Leidig reviews positions while minor injuries limit some players. Team eyes exhibition versus Erie Academy High Monday, Labor Day, at Chautequa N Y with tickets already on sale amid expectation of large crowd.
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National Forge Field
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J. B. Leldig
Youngsville
Leidig
Ogles
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Erie
Chauteuqua
Lions
L. ©. Drake
ChezzI Hogan Lead In Hershey 4 Ball Tourney
Hershey Pa September 2 The golf combo of Vic ChezzI and Ben Hogan led the field of 16 teams as they teed off in the second round of the Hershey four ball tourney at Hershey Country Club. They won yesterday’s opening 18 against Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta. Byron Nelson and Ed Dudley started second with a plus one. Jimmy Thompson and Lawson Little began third after a strong first round. Nelson posted the lowest opening round score, aided by long drives and precise putting. The event is a 126 hole format where teams face every opponent and scoring adds for holes won and lost.
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Horton Smith
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Ed Dudley
Dick Metz
Ky Laffoon
Miami
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Vead Lawsor
Gene Sarazen
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Nelson
Erie trio dominates city county horseshoe crown run
Erie report notes France at ieee recently won the Erie city and county horseshoe pitching crown without a loss. White posted 62.1 percent ringers and seven straight double ringers, pitching 48 of 54 shoes. White, brother Clarence, and father Sam have claimed the title nine times in eleven years and Francis and Sam will compete in the state meet at Clearfield on September 28.
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White again wins horseshoe crown at Altoona races
Altoona Pa Sept 2 top drivers Rex Mays Ted Horne prepare for Labor Day program at the a mile and an eighth asphalt track. Entries closed with 40 drivers. The card covers three elimination cars two consolation races and a 40 lap sweepstakes as aixrevent Labor Day races get under way.
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Sarazen backs Landis to run golf world firmament
Gene Sarazen, shifting toward farming, urges an oval to empower professional golfers with decent purses. He names Walter Hagen as his choice for leading the venture, criticizing small prize money that keeps pros at home teaching rather than entering major tournaments. Sarazen’s stance appears in Collier’s this week.
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New York
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Walter Hagen
Colliers
Oil City marksman turns in fine score at match
Camp Perry, C. Sept. 2. HL Berlin of Oil City scored 198 yesterday to finish eighth in the American Legion 20-calibre match at the National Rifle matches. He paired with A. P. Sheout of Titusville, both scoring 197 for a 384 total in the Randall trophy doubles event, finishing five points behind the leaders.
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Berlin
Oil City
American Legion
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Titusville
Yesterday's Hero George Coffman Faces Yankees Stint
Detroit pitcher George Coffman, a teller by trade, earned his first win of the season by stifling the Yankees with ninth inning aid from catcher Harry Hisenstat, marking a notable mound performance for the journeyman hurler.
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Detroit Teller
Yankees
Harry Hisenstat
Six Team League to Name Officiers for 1988-32 Season
Six team league expected to name officers and map a schedule at a meeting to be held in Recreation Al tega at 8 oclock. Four teams have signed, with two more hoped for tonight. Entries include Conen Gopls and other locals. ABC sanction planned for Corry alleys.
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