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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1939

Page

20

President's club championship likely to be decided today

The Corry Country Club hosts the President's Club Championship semifinals with George Cicuit facing Cassius and Bill Dyckes meeting Bill Dunlop. Winners advance to the final slated for tomorrow or Monday. Also noted are local sports items, Beavers schedule hints, and upcoming amateur to pro moves.

Corry George Cicuit Cassius Sears Bill Dyckes Bill Dunlop William Swainsbury Erle Spartans Burg Lawrence Park Beaver Hatch

Bromwich Quist To Open Davis Cup Defence Today

Australian duo Bromwich and Quist face Bobby Riggs and Frankie Parker in the opening singles of the Davis Cup defense at Merion Cricket Club. The match marks a tense prelude as world events loom, with Australia aiming for a clean sweep via the doubles and three singles to clinch the cup.

Henry McLemore United Press Haverford United States Jack Bromwich Adrian Quist Clipper Great Britain Bobby Riggs Frankie Parker Merion Cricket Club Norman Brookes Tony Wilding New York Planders Wilding Brookes Norman Bromwich Riggs Quist Parker Trkee

Standings and results from a day in baseball and basketball

Standings show New York leading with 88 36, Boston 49, Chicago 8B, Cleveland 66, Detroit 0ne- BO BB, Washington 72, Philadelphia 44 79, St Louis 84. Yesterday’s results include New York 1 Cleveland 8 and Detroit 14 Boston 10. Today’s schedule lists Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Washington, New York at Boston. National League standings feature Cincinnati 48, St Louis 02. 2, Brooklyn 56, New York, Pittsburgh 54 6S, Boston 79, Philadelphia 40 79, Chicago 6-1, Brooklyn 2-3. Philadelphia 6 Boston 0. only games scheduled Brooklyn at New York 2, Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St Louis.

New York Ssirevissee Boston Secemrci Chicago Cleveland Detroit Washington Philadelphia Sto Loulls Boston Louis Looy New York Y Pittsburgh Boston Vesco Brooklyn Cincinnati Upittsbugh St. Louis

Three tied at Hershey Open halfway mark

In Hershey Pennsylvania on September 2 three players stood at five under par 141 at the halfway point of the Hershey Open Golf Championship. Byron Nel of Reading Felix Serafin of Scranton and Jimmy Hines of New York led by one stroke with 14 holes completed in the third round. Johnny Revolia Ralph Guldahl and Ed Dudley followed at 142.

Inten Rress Hershey Byron Nelon Reading Felix Serafin Scranton Jimmy Hines New York Right Behid Johnny Revolia Chicago Ralph Guldahl Matiison, N. J Ed Dudley Philadelphia

Bernhard to Meet Ganning In National Tennis Final

Philadelphia September 2 Helen Bernhard of New York defending champ faces Patrida Ganning of Alameda California in the final of the national first tennis championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.

Philadelphia Helen Bernhard New York Patrida Ganning Alameda Calif Todiay Philadelphia Cricket Club

Second Ladies Bowling League Organized Here

The Ladies Recreation Bowling League, with four teams, was formally organized at a meeting. The league schedule fixes the open state for Tuesday events on September 12. The league will roll in second shift to the Ladies Major League inviting all city women who have not yet played in recent seasons. Officers named include Mrs. Virginia Collins president, Miss Doris Sanden vice president, Mrs. Mary Sears secretary, Miss Lois Patterson treasurer, and Mrs. Ann Cragg sergeant at arms.

Frank Thayer Titusville Oil City Pranklin Mi Mosily Ladies Recreation Bowling League Ladies Major Virginia Collins Doris Sanden Mary Sears Lois Patterson Ann Cragg

Northwestern Wildcats brace for tough season with De Correvont promise

Evanston, Sept 2 Northwestern's veteran team opens against Oklahoma on Oct 7 and faces a demanding Big Ten slate including Ohio State Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Purdue and Iowa plus Notre Dame. Coach Lynn Waldorf finally has a strong line and capable backs, with Bill De Correvont vying for the left halfback spot alongside others, as two lettermen depart and a core defense remains.

Evanston, II Northwestern Bill de Correvont DeCorrevont Lynn Waldorf Wildcats Minnesota Waldorf North Western Ballyhoo Oklahoma Evansion Ohio State Wisconsin Mlinois Purdue Towa Notre Dame Tennessee Bob Vorgis Bernie Jefferson Negra

Rolling Rock Hunt Race for Charity Announced

United Press reports the Rolling Rock Hunt Race will be a two day charity meet. Proceeds go to the Industrial Home for Crippled Children in Pittsburgh. Event runs Wednesday October 1 and Saturday October 4 with sixth annual conditions released.

United Press Pittsburgh Seni Industrial Home For Pittsburyh

Kern To Start Third Team As Grid Coach

Pittsburgh Sept 2 Coach Bill Kern will begin his third season as gridiron mentor at Carnegie Tech as 45 aspirants to the Skibo team report for a heart to heart talk with Kern and assistants. Report day is tomorrow with actual work starting Labor Day morning and continuing until September 16 when school opens.

Pittsburgh Bill Ker Carnegie Tech Skibo Jtelk Kern

Akron Yanks Top Erie Sailors 7 2 in League Park Opener

Akron Yanks defeated Erie Sailors 7 to 2 at League Park in the final home series opener. Ace pitcher George Hruska fanned ten over eight hits and seven walks, stranding two Erie runners in key moments.

Erie Sailors Akron Yanks AKRON League Park George Hruska

Autos Entered in Altoona Labor Day Speedway Race

Officials in Altoona announce 30 cars entered for the Labor Day speedway event. The American Automobile Association plans elimination trials tomorrow with eight drivers advancing. Race actions unfold at the Altoona track as preparations continue for the national sweepstakes.

Altoona Altoona Speedway American Automobile

Yankees Beat Indians 11-8 In Comeback Victory

New York rallied from an 8-7 deficit after seven innings to defeat Cleveland 11-8. Joe DiMaggio drove in six runs with three hits including two triples and a single. Spud Chandler earned the win in relief as Bob Feller lasted four innings and was knocked out before the finish. Detroit beat Boston 14-10 with Pinky Higgins and Birdie Tebbetts driving in four apiece. The Cubs split with the Dodgers, taking the opener 6-2 behind Larry French, then dropping the nightcap 3-1. Bill Posedel earned his 8th victory as the Bees blanked the Phillies 9-0.

United Press New York Yankees Indians Joe DiMogsio Bob Feller Golng Yanks Spud Chandler Detroit Red Sox Pinky Higgins Birdie Tebbetts Cubs Dodgers Lary French Vito Tamulis Bill Posedel Phillies Boston Bees

Skeet shoot at Red and Gill club field tomorrow

The weekly skeet shoot is set for 10 o clock tomorrow morning at the Red and Gill club field on Lindsey Hollow road. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 4, St. Paul 3. Only game scheduled.

Red and Gill Club Lindsey Hollow Road American Association Columbus St. Paul

DiMaggio Leads With .405 Batting Average in Major Leagues

New York September 2 Outfielder Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees maintains the top batting average at .405 in the majors per today’s report. Boston first baseman Jimmy Foxx stands second in the American Circuit with .360, while Yankee rookie Charlie Keller is third at .353. In the National League, Johnny Mize of the Cardinals leads with .960, followed by Morris Arnovich of Philadelphia and Frank McCormick of Cincinnati at .487 and .434 respectively. Atley Donald, Yankee rookie, heads American League pitching with 1 wins and 16 losses. Bob Bowman of St. Louis leads the National with 10 victories and 4 defeats.

Py Uuu NEW York Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees Jimmy Foxx Boston Charlie Keller Yankees Johnny Mize St. Louis Cardinals Morris Arnovich Philadelphia Frank McCormick Cincinnati Atley Donald Yankee Bob Bowman St. Louis

Loose to Clash With Abrams in Preliminary Bout

Billy Loose of Farrell Pa the Porcelain Kid meets Georgie Abrams of Washington DC in an eight round prelim to the Billy Conn Melio Bet at Forbes Field on September 25 Loose is a Powell protegee and Paull Moss client and had withdrawn after a 10 round loss to Charley Burley last November 22 in a prior arena appearance

Wey Eaese Pittsburgh Billy Loose Porcelain Kid Farrell Yoll Georgie Abrams Washington, D.C Billy Conn Forbes Field Loose Dick Powell Paull Moss Weal Charley Burley

Two Big Labor Day Contests in Titusville

Titusville readers are set for two top games over the Labor Day weekend. On Sunday afternoon George Norton and his squad meet the Warne Indies, while Monday afternoon promises a revenge clash with the Akron Killian Cel Nes.

Titusville George Norton

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