The President's Club Championship At Corry Country Club
The article previews the DECIDE CUP title at Corry Country Club with defending champ George Or cut facing Cassius Sears and Bill Dyckes meeting Bil Dumlop in semi finals. Winners may meet tomorrow or Monday for the championship amid other local sports notes.
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George Orcut
Cassius Sears
Bill Dyckes
Bil Dumlop
William Swainsbury
Erie
Spartansburg
Lawrence Park
Beaver
Aire
Hatch Vocational
Bromwich and Quist to Meet Riggs Parker in Davis Cup
United States faces Australia in the Davis Cup opener at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa. Bromwich and Quist will duel Riggs and Parker in the first singles as Australia seeks a sweep to claim the cup while war concerns loom over the players.
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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
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Brookes
Norman
Sir Norman
Bromwich
Riggs
Quist
Parker
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America
Three Tied In Hershey Open At Halfway Mark
United Press reports at Hershey Pennsylvania that Byron Nelson Felix Serafin and Jimmy Hines led the Hershey Open at the halfway point with five under par 14s. Johnny Revolta Relph Gulda and Ed Dudley chased at 142 after 36 holes in the $5,000 72 hole event.
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Hershey
Byron Nelson
Heading
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Jimmy Hines
New York
Johnny Revolta
Chicago
Relph Guldah
Madison
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Philadelphia
Bernhard and Canning Meet in National Girls Final
Helen Bernhard of New York, defending champion, faces Patricia Canning of Alameda California, seeded second, in the final of the national Girls tennis championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club on September 2.
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Philadelphia
Helen Bernhard
New York
Patricia Canning
Alameda
Calif
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Second Ladies Bowling League Formed Here
The Tadies Recreation Bowling League of four teams organized at a meeting of eager members last evening. Opening date set for Tuesday evening September 12. League to join the Ladies Major League. city bowlers new to the sport welcomed. Officers named: Mrs. Virginia Collins president Miss Doris Sanden vice president Mr. Mary Sears secretary Miss Lois Patterson treasurer and Mrs. Ann Cragg sergeant at arms.
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Erie
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Northwestern Wildcats Face Tough Season With Rebuilt Backfield
Northwestern opens with Oklahoma at Evanston on October 7 and faces a grueling Big Ten slate including Iowa State Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Purdue and Iowa Aim is to dethrone Minnesota after a strong line and backs return led by Waldorf With two key lettermen gone the Wildcats must rely on new backs led by Bernie Jefferson and overhaul the backfield to match expectations of a Baby national title push.
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Rolling Rock Hunt Race For Charity Meets This Year
Pittsburgh announces the Rolling Rock Hunt Racing Association two day meet will raise funds for charity. The Austrial Home for Crippled Children in Pittswayh will receive proceeds from the event, held Wednesday October 11 and Saturday October 13.
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Kern to Start Third Team as Grid Coach
Pittsburgh September 2 Coach Bill Kern will begin his third season as grid coach at Carnegie Tech when 45 applicants report tomorrow for interviews with Kern and assistants. Aspirants face a 4 heart to heart talk, with actual work to start Labor Day morning and run through September 16 before school opens.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Kern
Garnegie Tech
Skibo
Kern
Akron Yankees Triumph 7-2 Over Erie Sailors In Opener
Akron righty George Hruska allowed eight hits and struck out ten, guiding the Akron Yankees to a 7-2 victory over the Erie Sailors. Seven unearned runs in the third inning sparked the win as Akron opened its final home series at League Park.
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Akron Yanks
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Akron Wanks
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Autos Entered Altoona Labor Day Sweepstakes
Auto entries at Altoona speedway total 30 as American Automobile Association officials ready to open speed elimination trials tomorrow. Eight drivers will advance to the trials.
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Altoona
Anirles
Altoona Speedway
American Automobile Associations
Yankees Rally Past Indians In Dramatic 11 8 Win
In a wild game New York overcame an early deficit to beat Cleveland 11 to 8. Joe DiMaggio drove in six runs with two triples and a single as Spud Chandler earned the win in relief. Bob Peller struggled, getting touched up in four innings. Detroit topped Boston 14 to 10 behind Pinky Higgins two homers. Cubs split with Dodgers, taking first game 2 to 1 behind Larry French eight hits and losing second 3 to 1 as Bill Posedel notches his 15th victory for Boston Bees in a 6 0 night game.
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NEW York
Bel
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Peller
Yanks
Spud Chandler
Detroit
Red Sox
Pinky Higgins
Birdie Tebbetts
Cubs
Dodgers
Larry French
Vito Tamulis
Bill Posedel
Phillies
Boston Bees
Skeet Shoot at Rod and Gun Club Tomorrow
The American Association hosts a skeet shoot at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Rod and Gun Club field on Hollow Road. Only game scheduled between Columbus 4 and St. Paul 3.
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Rod and Gun Club
American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
DiMaggio Leads Majors With .405 Batting Average
New York outfielder Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees remains the league leader with a .405 batting average. Boston’s Jimmy Foxx is runner up in the American circuit, while Charlie Keller and Johnny Mize compete for top NL marks. Atley Donald heads American League pitching with 13 wins, Bob Bowman leads the NL with 10 victories.
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Jimmy Foxx
Boston
Charlie Keller
Yangers
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
Mortis Arnoyich
Philadelphia
Frank McCormick
Cinncinnati
Atley Donald
Yankee
Bob Bowman
St. Louis
Porcelain Kit Billy Loose to Clash With Abrams in Preliminary
Billy Loose from Farrell Pennsylvania will fight Georgie Abrams in an eight round preliminary bout at Washington D C. The bout precedes the Billy Conn Melio Bet Link match at Forbes Field on September 25. Loose has weak hands and withdrew after a one round loss to Charley Burley last November.
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Abrams
United Press Pittsburgh
Billy Loose
Porcelain Kit
Farrell
Georgie Abrams
Washington, D. C
Forbes Field
Dick Powell
Paul Moss
Charley Burley
Two Contests in Titusville Labor Day Weekend
Titusville schedules two key games for the Labor Day weekend. On Sunday afternoon George Norton and his boys face the Warren Saalies, while Monday afternoon they seek revenge against the Akron Killian Celtics.
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George Norton
Warren Saalies
Monay
Akron Killian Celtics
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