Pirates Slump Clouds Davis Cup Of City Bowling League Reorg
Pittsburgh sees its pennant odds shrink after four losses in five, as Cubs beat them twice 2-0 and 4-3 in front of 43,000. Chicago’s Bull Lye notches his 17th win. Reds, Giants, Bees win as NL leaders clash. Yankees maintain lead in AL as Red Sox and Indians contend.
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Beaver High School Eleven Seeks 1938 Roster Amid Tryouts
Coach Russ Byler preps the Beaver squad for a September 17 opener with Wesleyville. Dozens of candidates vie for 1938 positions as Byler emphasizes basics in two drills and aims for full conditioning. Coach Bill Myers continues pack and end work with most hopefuls in good shape, with daily 4 pm practices at Loveland Athletic Field.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's American Results
Yesterday's results show New York 5 6 Philadelphia 2 3 Boston 1 8 Washington 4 6 Cleveland 5 4 Chicago 4 2 St Louis 3 3 Detroit 29 National League leaders Chicago 34 Pittsburgh 0 3 Cincinnati 4 4 St Louis 2 3 New York 7 3 Philadelphia 0 4 International Newark 7 15 Jersey City 6 8 Buffalo 44 Toronto 2 3 Baltimore 7 8 Syracuse 5 2 Montreal 9 7 Roches 4 2 American Association St Paul 9 8 Minneapolis 4 1 Today s games 5 Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Boston at Washington Brooklyn at Philadelphia Boston at New York St Louis at Cincinnati
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Yesterday's Hero
Bill Lee and Clay Bryant, Cub pitchers, stopped the league leading Pirates in a doubleheader with no brilliant performances.
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Browns Beat Tigers 3-2 Behind Hale Homer and Mills
Hale homered in the first game as Howard Mills pitched and batted the St. Louis Browns to a 3-2 win over Detroit. Mills drove in the decisive run and allowed four hits. In the nightcap the Tigers won 9-2 after play ended early due to darkness. Elden Auher was injured when struck on the left leg by a line drive from Beau Bell and carried off the field.
Corry Players Aid In Victory
Titusville September 6 Larry Johnson pitched and batted the TMTs to a 4 0 win over Union City as Erie county squad shut out the locals 3 0 Johnson allowed three hits and struck out eight while collecting three hits in four at bats including a homer Johnson led his team offensively with two home runs and three singles Crandall Obert DeLury and Johnson supplied the scoring as Muck Turk Matkovich provided the other three singles for the TMI squad
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Cassett Hurls Shit Ball Game Ends 1938 Season
Rosa Cassett pitched and batted in a decisive win for the TMI team over Sacred Heat of Akron in Titusville. Cassett allowed three hits, struck out 14, walked two, and contributed a single and double along with Vern Group who also had a pair of hits. The game marked the end of the 1938 season.
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St Helena Volcano Eruption Reexamined by UC Researchers
Washington state Mount St Helena, long thought dormant, erupted about a century ago. University of California scientists reanalyze historical records to reassess its activity and potential future risk.
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Budge Beats Quist in Davis Cup Match Amid Controversy
Henry McLemore reports from Germantown Pa on the Davis Cup clash where Don Budge of California defeated Adrian Quist of Australia 8-6 6-1 6-2. Officials’ foot fault calls by Harold Lebair of New York sparked protests and calls to reform the ruling that allowed minor officials to influence this international tie.
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Speigal to Meet Tiger Walker at Pittsburgh
Tommy Speigal of Uniontown will fight Tiger Walker of Pittsburgh in one of four eight round bouts at Hickey Park arena tonight. The card opens with a four round prelim between Sonny Martin of Florida and Sonny Martin of Pittsburgh. Other eight rounders feature Leon Zorrite vs Tommy Bland of Toronto, Carmen Notch vs Emil Joseph of Pittsburgh, and Bil Baltes of Pittsburgh vs Charley McCarthy of Cleveland.
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Collins, St. Clair Victors In Golf Tourney Finals
Collins defeats Kroner to claim club championship at Corry Country Club. Josephine St Clair wins the Ladies President's Cup after victories in Lawes Cup finals. Kroner earns top prize in Calloway handicap with a 70 net. Other winners include Dunlap 71, Hoylen 71, and Vintassel 71.
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Rossi di Montelera Wins Gold Cup In Close Race
In Denrotm Sept 6 Count Theo Rossi di Montelera, 35, captures the Gold Cup speedboat trophy for the United States for the first time since its 190 inception. Dan Arena and Dan Foster of Oakland finish second in the patched jalopy Miss Golden Gate, after racing three 30 mile heats despite cheaper gear and earlier setbacks.
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Forty Gridders Report At Opening Drill At State
Pennsylvania State College opened the 1938 football season with about 40 candidates at the first practice. Two expected starters were missing as Dick Skemp, a sophomore fullback, and reserve guard Ben Lollock did not return to college.
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Cumberland Driver 1s Victor in Cycle Race
Wick Fox of Cumberland Maryland won both the five mile and one mile expert driver motorcycle races at Arden Downs speedway in Washington Virginia before a Labor Day crowd of 4000. He completed the five mile in five minutes 46 seconds and the ten mile in 11 minutes 34 seconds. John Gardensisi of Brie finished second in the five mile and George Schanzenbach of Tamaus Pennsylvania trailed Fox in the ten mile.
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Meadville Angler Lands 25-Pound Muscallonge
Harald Mottyre of Meadville hauled a 25 pound muscallonge from French Creek near Cambridge Springs on Saturday evening. The fish stretched 45 inches and required two anglers and a landing net to bring into the boat after a tense struggle, with success credited to shared effort and manpower.
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Columbus Driver Is Victor At Altoona
Little Maurl Rose of Columbus won the 45 mile AAA sweepstakes stage at Altoona speedway. He finished ahead of Jimmy Snyder of Chicago in a neck and neck race averaging 88 miles per hour. Rex Mays of Glendale, California finished third, close behind Snyder.
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Group's All Stars Top Union City in Weekend Win
The Group's All Stars edged the Union City Merchants 1 to 0 Saturday afternoon. Star pitcher Group occupied the mound for the win, shutting down the Merchants with a comfortable margin despite a few tense moments.
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Tug of War Frees Bear at Yellowstone Park
A Yellowstone Park bear and a milk can were pried apart using two trucks and two lengths of rope with the aid of park rangers. The bear's head was freed after a tense tug-of-war following the entanglement with the milk can.
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Six Teams Enter City Bowling League Reorganization
Six clubs expected to form a league for the 1938-39 schedule with a 90 game season. Meetings set at Recreation Alleys to finalize team entries and officer slate. Changes under review include a new point system and six man teams with top five scores counting. Local clubs like Citizens Bank and Christensen Motors may join.
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