Beavers and Beavers opponents in Corry Cup semi finals
Today at Corry Country Club the Presidents club championship halves field with defending champion George Cr ute facing Cassius Sears and Bill Dyckes meeting Bill Dunlop in the semi finals. Winners likely meet tomorrow or Monday for the title while other local notes cover athletics and upcoming schedules.
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Bromwich Quist Meet Riggs Parker In Cup Defense
In the Davis Cup opener at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Australia fields Bromwich and Quist to face Bobby Riggs and Frankie Parker. The match sets the tone for a potential Australian victory if they sweep singles and win the doubles, with Riggs favored to beat Bromwich and Parker to be challenged by Quist.
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Frankie Parker
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Tony Wilting
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Three Tied In Hershey Open Golf Championship
Byron Nelson of Reading Felix Serafin of Scranton and Jimmy Hined of New York were tied for the lead at the Hershey Open halfway through the 72 hole event. Johnny Regolta Ralph Guldahl and Ed Dudley trailed one stroke back with 1412s after two rounds in Hershey Pennsylvania.
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Hershey
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Byron Nelson
Reading
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Jimmy Hined
New York
Johnny Regolta
Chicago
Ralph Guldahl
Madison
N. J
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Bernhard to meet Ganning in national girls final
Helen Bernhard of New York, defending champion, advances to face Patricia Ganning of Alameda, California, in the national girls tennis championship final at the Philadelphia Cricket Club after today's semifinal matches.
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Helen Bernhard
New York
Patricia Ganning
Alameda
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
Second Ladies Bowling League Organized Here
The Ladies Recreation Bowling League, with four teams, was formally organized at a meeting last evening. The league set a Tuesday schedule for September 12 and will join One Ladies Major League in a secondary shift. Officers named include Virginia Collins president Doris Santen vice president Mary Sears secretary Lois Patterson treasurer and Ann Cragg sergeant at arms.
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Northwestern Wildcats face early tests with De Correvont in doubt
Evanston September 2 Northwestern's football outlook centers on Bill De Correvont, a prep school sensation unlikely to lock a starting spot at left half. Coach Lynn Waldorf plans to rotate lettermen and a pending lineup including the lack of Voigts and Jefferson, as the Wildcats brace for Oklahoma, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Purdue, Iowa, and Notre Dame while pursuing a national claim.
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Rolling Rock Hunt Race In Charity Meet
United Press reports the Rolling Rock Hunt Race two day meet in Pittsburgh will be held October 1 and October 14 to benefit the Industrial Home for Crippled Children. Proceeds from the event support local charity with the sixth annual race set under favorable conditions.
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Kern to Start Third Team as Grid Coach
Carnegie Tech coach Bill Kern begins his third season with 45 hopefuls reporting for a talk with Kern and assistants. Work starts Labor Day morning and runs through September 16 when the schedule opens.
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Akron Yanks Beat Erie Sailors 7-2 in Open Series Opener
Akron righty George Hruska allowed eight hits and seven walks but escaped repeated jams as Akron Yanks toppled Erie Sailors 7 to 2 at League Park. Sailors had seven unearned runs before innings end, while Akron used tough pitching to seal the win.
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Thirty entrants in Altoona Labor Day auto sweepstakes
Official entries filed for the Altoona speedway Labor Day national sweepstakes totaled 30 as the American Automobile Association readies to begin speed elimination trials. Eight drivers will face the trials.
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Altoona Speedway
American Automobile Associaton
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Yankees Beat Indians 11-8 Rally After Lead Loss
New York edged Cleveland 11-8 as Joe DiMaggio drove in six runs with two triples and a single. Spud Chandler relieved to gain the win while Bob Feiler struggled through four innings. Detroit topped Boston 14-10 and the Cubs split a doubleheader with the Dodgers.
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Yanks
Spud Chandler
Pinky Higgins
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Phillies
Beston Bees
Skeet shoot set for morning at Red and Gun club
Regular weekly skeet shoot planned for morning at the Red and Gun club field on Lindsey Hollow road. American Association Columnus 4 St. Pa 3. Only year scheduled.
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DiMaggio Hitting .405 As A Major League Leader
New York Sept 2 Outfielder Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees leads the major leagues with a .405 batting average according to today’s figures. Boston’s Jimmy Foxx is second in the American League with .863 and Yankees rookie Charlie Keller is third with .351. In the National League Johnny Mize heads the list with .800, Mortis Avnovich and Frank McCormick follow, while Alley Donald leads Yankee pitchers with 13 wins and no defeats and Bob Bowman tops the National League with 10 wins and four losses.
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Yank Kees
Jimmy Foxx
Boston
Charlie Keller
Yankees
Johnny Mize
St. Les Cardinals
Mortis Avnovich
Philadelphia
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
Alley Donald
Yankee
Bob Bowman
St. Louis
Loose to clash with Abrams in prelim pits Pittsburgh
Billy Loose the Porcelain Kid from Farrell Pa meets Georgie Abrams the Washington DC middleweight in an eight round bout as a prelim to the Billy Conn Melio Bet Lina match Forbes Feld. Loose a Powell protege and Paul Moss client has battled weak hands and withdrew after a 10 round defeat to Charley Burley last November 22.
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Abrams
United Press Pittsburgh
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Porcelain Kid
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Georgie Abrams
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D. C
Forbes Feld
Dick Powell
Paul Moss
Charley Burley
Labor Day Weekend Games Set in Titusville
Labor Day holiday week end in Titusville promises interesting games. George Norton and his boys Willake tackle the Warren Indies Saturday afternoon, then seek revenge against Akroh Killian Cel es Monday afternoon.
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