Innovation at Colgate and Bisons in action across sports
Football innovations at Colgate under Andy Kerr bring early scrimmage work with St Bonaventure. Warren HyVis Oils meet Titusville on Sunday. Buffalo Bisons clinch the International League pennant, overhauling Red Wings after August surge. Rifle ace Merle Israelson shines in Akron. Dizzy Dean anchors St. Louis rotation as a workhorse. Hershey open golf opens with Ted Luther and Tony Joy in the field. Corry college stars outshine Detroit Lions in Chicago, provoking debate on college versus pro football. Postponed City Baseball League game disappoints fans. calls for better public notice to sustain local sports.
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Andy Kerr
St. Bonaventure
Hamilton
Red Raiders
Kerr
Merle Israelson
Camp Percy
Akron
Goodyear
Ted Luther
Tony Joy
Corry Country Club
Luther
Joy
Ted
Hershey
Tony
Corry
Cor‘ty
Dizzy Dean to Tangle Today with Hubbell
The fierce National League pennant race pits Dizzy Dean of St. Louis against Carl Hubbell of the Giants in a pivotal matchup that could reshape the standings. A Dean win would narrow the gap behind New York, while a Hubbell win could widen the Giants lead as the season heads into its final stretch.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Sept
St. Louis Cas
St. Louis
Hubbell
Giants
Polo Grounds
St Louis
Chicago Cubs
Con
Burges Whitehead
Stuart Marlin
Secon
Mark Koeng
Joe Med Wick
Pepper
YESTERDAY AND TODAYS BASEBALL SCORES AND SCHEDULES
Detroit beat Washington 3 2, Cleveland 4 3 over New York, St Louis 15 14 over Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston rained out. Chicago 4 Brooklyn 0, St Louis 4 New York 3. Buffalo 9 Montreal 7. Today Detroit at Washington, St Louis 4 Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at St Louis etc.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
National Chicago
Brooklyn
Paul
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
National
Bisons Clinch International League Pennant in Montreal
The Buffalo Bisons defeated the Montreal Royals 9 to 7 to clinch the International League pennant, their first regular season title since 1927. They finished 82-55, ahead of Newark Bears 63-63 and Rochester Red Wings 82-63, after taking the lead on August 19.
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Montreal
Buffalo Bisons
Downie
Montreal Royals
Seasn
Newark Bears
Rochester Red Wings
Bisons
Gopher play baffled pros in 7-7 all star tie
In Soldier Field the Minnesota Gophers led by Bernie Bierman held the Detroit Lions to a 7-7 tie before 76,000 fans. Vernal Levoir and George Washington’s Tuy Leemans sparked the scoring with an 18 yard run and a 20 yard pass, while Lions’ Caddell scored on a reverse. Beise’s 18 yard run and Milner’s drop kick made the extra point for the All-Stars.
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Collegians
Chicago
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Bernie Bierman
Steve Snider
United Press
Minnesota
Soldier Field
Hig
Fis
Vernal
Babe) Levoir
Lions
Gophers
Bierman
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Tuy Leemans
George Washington University
Frank
Butch) Loebs
Purdue
Sheldon Beise
Levoir
Beise
Wally
Leemans
Tor Hupke
Broie Caddell
Earl
Dutch) Claris
Ave Gutowsky
Clark
Caddell
Wayne Milner
Keith Topping
Stanford
Dutch Clark
Glenn Presnell
Gutowsky
Warren Youngsville grid clash opens football season
Grieves Wine previews the Warren and Youngsville high school game in northwestern Pennsylvania as both teams, rebuilding after heavy graduation losses, take the field in what is expected to be a strong turnout season opener.
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Youngsville
Warson
Northwestern Pennylvania
Warren plans fast semi pro grid machine for fall
Warren unveils a fast semi pro football squad to open season September 18 facing McKeesport Olympics, with Leo Petruzzi directing the Oils and Petrizzi coaching aided by Sam Cosmann. The Pittsburgh Americans may appear the next Sunday as Petruzzi also plans to quarterback. Names include Stankey, Rosequist, Graham, Wooster, Gagliardi, Holland, Tesser, Leson, Jefferson, For ts, McCool, Dennig, Bidwell, Lytle, and Lytle centers.
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Feld
Leo Petruzzi
Beatty Feathers
Tennessee Flash
Petrizzi
Sam Cosmann
Warren
McKeesport Olympics
Pittsburgh Americans
Petruzzi
Paterniti
Jamestown
Parke
Deacon Stankey
Harry Rosequist
Graham
Harry Wooster
Fred Gagliardi
Bill Holland
Ray ‘Tesser
Joe Leson
20 Jefferson
Jim McCool
Bernard Dennig
Loren Bidwell
McCool
Bob
Jim Lytle
Canzoneri Favored To Retain Lightweight Title
New York dispatch reports Tony Canzoneri, aged 31 with 12 years in the ring, favored 11-5 to defend his lightweight crown against challenger Lou Ambers in a return bout. Ambers, nine years younger, promises a fast pace as the title bout pits the veteran champion against the upstart challenger for the vacant belt.
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United Press
York
Billl
Tony Canzoneri
Lou Ambers
Canzoneri
Tool
Barney Ros
Broadcast Tonight’s Bout Between Canzoneri and Amiders
A blow by blow description of the Canzoneri versus Amiders fight is planned over Station WMA. Air time is expected around 9 o clock with a boxing broadcast aimed at listeners seeking live play by play details.
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Tony Canzoneri
Lou Amiders
WMA
Yale Game Broadcast Talks Raise Rights Bid
The Atlantic Refining Company is negotiating for rights to broadcast Yale University home football games this fall.
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YALE
Attlantic Refining Company
Yale University
Perry Jacobs Lead Selections in National Tennis Meet
The combined men and women national championships begin with 161 men and 4 women in the field. Fred Perry of England and Helen Jacobs of Berkeley, Calif, dominate likely paths to the semifinals. Perry is favored to reach the semis without a set loss, with Bryan Grant as a probable early obstacle. Don Budge heads the American group but acknowledges Perry’s strength after Wimbledon.
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United Press
Hills
Agong
Sighrt
Fred Perry
England
Helen Jacobs
Berkeey
Calif
United Sales
Bryan (Bitesy) Grant
Rain-Swept Hershey Open Opens With $5000 Prize
Rain drenched Hershey Country Club hosts the fourth Hershey Open. 55,000 attendees expected as Johnny Revolta Henry Picard and Charles Whitehead lead a star parade at 10 36 am. Ted Luther Clarence Clarke and Morton McCarthy follow as defending champ begins title bid.
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Hershey
Hershey Country Club
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Charles Whitehead
Ted Luther
Clarence Clarke
Morton McCarthy
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