New York and Chicago split tough pro baseball games
Baseball fans saw standout pitching as Lefty Grissom and Raymond Phebus each worked one hit shutouts on a day with nine five hit games. The Giants swept a doubleheader with the Phillies while the Cubs and Reds split, and Joe DiMaggio hit his 40th homer as New York toppled Philadelphia and Boston divisions pursued the pennant.
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Warren High Opens With 21 0 Victory
Warren High opened its 1937 football season with a 21 to 0 win over Youngsville as Dragon quarterback Check connected on passes to McKeehan and Belz for the early scores. The reserves played the final two quarters with a pass and end run sparked by the defense.
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Yesterday's Hero Bob Teller Shines for Cleveland
Cleveland's 18 year old pitcher Bob Teller held the White Sox to four singles and tripled to score the winning run, delivering a dramatic victory.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday results show New York 6-2 and Detroit 10-5 leading MLB. National League features New York 6-9 and Cincinnati 7-1 with Boston 1-6. International League lists Baltimore 10-4 and Syracuse 9-0. American Association notes Louisville 7-4 and Milwaukee 7-2. Today schedules include Washington at Boston and St Louis at Chicago with only games scheduled.
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NYPA LEAGUE WEEKEND RESULTS AND COMING GAMES
Sunday Union City defeated Raymonds 7 to 3 in the only game played. Coming weekend features Raymonds at Falconer Brie at Aeros and Sunday Aero at Union City with Falconer at Erie and Falconer at Erie scheduled.
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Rays Fall to Cellar Berth After Defeat
Union City's Athletics edged Gerry's Raymonds 7 to 3 in a NYPA League Sunday contest. Union City boosted a 6-0 lead by the sixth, with Crandall and Landers each collecting three hits and Norton smacking two doubles. Johnson and Popovitch limited the Rays to eight hits as Corry allowed two earned runs in a four inning stint. Umpires DeLury and Pazinski.
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Picard Wins Hershey Open for Second Year
Henry Picard, home pro, won the Hershey Open in Hershey Pennsylvania with a 72 72 total of 280 twelve under par tying or surpassing the previous record. Ralph Guldahl led at 54 holes but finished second with 283. Ray Mangrum Timmy Hines Sam Byrd and Ed Dudley were among top finishers.
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Wilmington
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Fort Worth
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Townville field meet draws 500 participants statewide
Meadville Sept 7. Despite rainfall limiting events, more than 500 persons attended the Townville branch Crawford County Sportsmen's Council second annual field meet at the Townville rifle range. Visitors from several counties took part in rifle pistol and trap shooting as 50 plus days entered events.
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Clint Brown Hero As CH Sox Triumph
Detroit Sept. Amengo White Sox break a seventh inning tie to beat the Tigers 5 to 2. Clint Brown relieves John Whitehead on the mound and shuts down Detroit as Chicago moves within one game of second place in the American League. Tigers had led earlier and had used pitcher Mick Hrone. A mis read admission notes Whitehead allowed six hits.
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Pittsburgh Colleges Open Second Football Practice
Pittsburgh area colleges Carnegie Tech University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University held their second football practice as the new season opens. Duquesne schedules a September 24 opener at Forbes Field against Waynesburg Yellowjackets. Pitt meets Olin Wesleyan the next day at Pitt Stadium while Tech faces NYU the following week. Coachs Sutherland Kern and Smith noted many players present but several expected arrivals and key seniors graduating.
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Exhibition Game Set by Pirates in Johnstown
Pittsburgh Pirates football franchise schedules an exhibition game Saturday night in Johnstown. The event marks a pre season matchup with local attendance anticipated and plans for the venue and kickoff time to follow.
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Veterans win at Pleasant Hill Pittsburgh team triumph
In Pleasaint, Pa yesterday the Pittsburgh America football club veterans defeated the recruits with a 17 to 10 margin and a 6 score. The veterans secured top honors in the regulation game.
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Marble, Von Cranm Still In Meet At Forest Hills
United Press reports at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills the combined men’s and women’s national singles championships progressed with Alice Marble advancing to the quarterfinals. Baron Gottfried Von Cranm, Germany’s top seed, battled through four sets against Hal Surface to reach the same stage amid a crowd of about 14,000 on Labor Day. Irregularities and threats aside, the tournament offered fine tennis and no major upsets.
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Seale Rohe Veteran Day Event Noted
A fragmented OCR item references Seale Rohe, a veteran, and a day marked with notes on activities. Details are sparse but indicate a local observance or acknowledgement of a veteran's day.
Vague OCR fragment hints at local event details
A fragmented OCR passage mentions times like 3:30 and terms such as United Altar Germar and third MEA. The readable parts offer no clear event, people, or places to anchor a full news item.
Gia Glass 12 Ordinary Around Tend to Glass
Gia Glass is linked to a 12 ordinary item concerning glass work. The note mentions a sum of 1 2,200 de, implying a monetary or valuation detail tied to the glass context. Further context is unclear from the fragment.
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