Cory Merchants Close Season With Westfield Visit
The Cory Merchants wrap up their independent baseball season hosting Westfield, completing a rallying comeback to post 17 wins and 11 losses. Fans number about 200 as the club, youngest in recent years, eyes a stronger schedule and more road trips next year while All-America Conference football gains traction with balanced play and higher scoring.
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Fights Last Night in Elizabeth and Albany Mixed Results
Boxing results from Elizabeth New Jersey and Albany Minnesota report a mixed card. Notable bouts feature Mike De Cosmo and Ritzapeth with referee notes and percentages, reflecting a late night lineup and unclear final scores.
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Norman
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Major Leagues Near New Attendance Record At Gate
With an official count of 819,773 paid for games through Labor Day, the major leagues were 725,000 short of breaking last year’s attendance record and looked set to exceed it as pennant races entered the final month. The American League and National League totals climbed, led by the New York Yankees with about 1.97 million in home attendance and the Brooklyn Dodgers near 1.70 million, while St Louis Browns posted one of the poorest gates. Major league clubs across both leagues surpassed the million mark, boding well for a record year despite a few weak spots.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
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Tm St. Louis
Browns
Pirates
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Bucs
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Washington
Athletics
Philadelphia
Red Embree
Wynn
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National League and American League baseball results prompt busy schedule
Results show Wins by Washington over Philadelphia 7 4 and Cleveland beating St Louis 3 2 in the American League, with New York at Boston among listed games. International League scores include Jersey City 12 Newark 4 and Baltimore 9 Syracuse 1. Field reports list several bout outcomes and a local shuffleboard boast from Frank's Tavern. classified ad offers journal classifieds at 50 cents for 3 days.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
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Buffalo
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Beavers taper off for opening game on Friday
Beavers football opens Friday night against Youngsville Fugles with a heavy workout today and a final dress rehearsal tomorrow at 8. Coach Bob Lyle released a tentative starting lineup led by Joe Vanikle and Jack Hiatt II. Several players, including Art Pitts, Bobby Lone, Cass Elston, and Dick Saxton, are expected to see action. Bleachers rise today as fans are urged to arrive early for the 1 15 kickoff.
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Joe Vanikle
Jack Hiatt II
Harley Reed
Bill Gordon
Rex Ire
Landrt
Chuck Goortsonse
Frank Prisinag
Jack Craygiordis
Lucian Pranchinarh
Dick Guevison
Art Pitts
Bobby Lone
Cass Elston
Bob Seastead
Dick Saxton
Paul Fenton
Curtis Feldt
Don Shrader
Irvin Sherwood
Wola
Corry
Hia
Tate
All Star Grid Game Is Sellout at Polo Grounds
New York set to host the ninth annual Tribune Fresh Air Punch All Star grid contest. Army stars Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis join six Cadet teammates to face the Eastern college greats and the New York Giants. 92,000 tickets sold, gates closed. Arnold Tucker and Shelton Biles named starters at quarterback and tackle.
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A A Stagg Signs New Contract At Susquehanna U
A. A. Stagg signs a renewed deal to coach at Susquehanna University, pledging to work with his son in developing football strategy. The veteran coach, with 55 years behind him, will lead Susquehanna for the next decade, staving off speculation about retirement.
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Ceno Edges Ajax to Extend Winning Streak to Thirteen
In City Soft Hall League play, Ceno beat Ajax 4-0 to stretch its winning run to 13. Bob Marsh allowed two hits in a strong pitching effort as Loveland struggled with four errors. Scoring came in the first, third, and seventh innings. A managers and officials meeting is set for Monday night at Raymond Bell to plan a possible playoff.
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Sgainen
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Ining
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Indians edge Browns in pitchers duel and timely hitting
Yesterday’s stars, Embree and Rec Embree pitched a 3-2 win for the Indians over the Browns before relief. Baliing Les Fleming hit a triple with a single driving in two runs to propel the Indians to a 4-2 victory over the Browns. Allentown report notes Billy Fox of Philadelphia and unavailable weights.
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Tdians
Pather and Son Plot to Build Susquehat Gridiron Power
Fragmentary quotation suggests Pather and his son plan to establish Susquehat as a gridiron force. The text hints at enabling local youths to enjoy a food lean spot while referencing a stagnant situation. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Son
Susquehat
Deelineel
A's Battery Fined After Wellsville Win And Cleveland Row
Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Phil Marchildon and Buddy Rosar were fined 25 by American League president Will Harridge after a dispute with umpire Bill McKinley in Cleveland last week. Rosar joined Marchildon at the plate after a disputed pitch, prompting the ejection-like scenes. Contents mention Wellsville, Batavia Clippers, Sox, Clippers, and other minor league game notes with scattered details and names.
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Vitcher
Buddy Resar
Will Harridge
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Rosar
McKinley
Ken Keltyar
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Steres
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