Reds Drive for pennant hit by Pirates series twist
Cincinnati after a strong late surge faces Pittsburgh in a two game series to test the Reds bid for the pennant. A St Louis 8-0 win over the Reds jolts their challenge as Curt Davis locks in a five hit shutout and Don Padgett and Davis pace the attack. The Pirates idle as Giants beat Bees 6-5 in 10 innings and Feller fans four as Cleveland ties for second. Hank Greenberg trails Ruth with 60 home runs in reach as September races tighten.
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Tennis ruling sparks city interest over Quist Budge match
Tennis fans in the city debate a ruling that fined Adrian Quist for foot faults against Donald Budge. Officials argued penalties were logical yet inconsistent, noting Quist showed no advantage from his airborne contact and played a baseline game. A reorganization of the City Bowling League is welcomed as keglers anticipate a stronger season after concessions. Buffalo Bisons face disappointment finishing fourth in the International League, with plans for new players and a push to regain top status next year.
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International Meet of Women Golfers Opens in Manchester by the Sea
Women golfers from the United States and England begin the biennial series at Manchester by the Sea Mass for the International Meet of Women Golfers. Three foursomes and six singles are scheduled for today and tomorrow’s rounds amid expectations of American victory.
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Ladies Bowling League Opens September 20
The Ladies Bowling League will begin on Tuesday evening September 20 at the Recreation Alleys. Six teams will participate with no sponsors. Team names have not yet been chosen.
Bland Triumphs at Jestisburgh Boxing Showdown
In Jestisburgh on September 7 Tommy of Taranto Ohio defeated Zortila of California after a clash billed as a featherweight bout. The event featured a midcard undercard and local attendance at Hicksy Arena.
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Corry Country Club Announces Reduced Green Fees
The Corry Country Club lifts restrictions for total golfers this season. Non members may use greens for one dollar daily, with a 50 cent rate after 4 30 p m on weekdays after 4 30 p m except Saturdays and Sundays.
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Warren High Opens Season With Split In Wins
Warren High's football team opened its season with a 33 to 0 victory over Youngaville High on Saturday and then lost to Erie Academy 26 to 8 on Monday.
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Yesterday's Hero Alex Rampouris Power Hitter
Yesterday's hero Alex Rampouris, utility infielder, delivered in a key game. He sparked a rally by driving in Vin Tinnip at second base, then hit a homer and added a single driving in four runs.
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Leading Net Players to Exhibit in City Exhibition Match
City Champion Bob Bracken will team with Theo Williams to face Melvin Cobbett and Dick Powers in an exhibition tennis match at 5 PM Friday on Kiwanis court, Mill Street. The event aims to draw a good crowd before next week’s season finale banquet awarding city championship prizes.
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Grider 15 Hort Loss Highlights High School Football
The casualty of the high school football season is noted with Gene Hasbrouck, varsity end last year, suffering two fractured collars during an improvised scrimmage after practice. Coach Russ Byler planned to feature Hasbrouck this season, his loss affecting the squad. About 35 candidates reported for practice yesterday afternoon, with at least ten more expected later.
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Duquesne Benchmarks Two Freshmen Over Grades
Two promising sophomores are barred from Duquesne University football this season due to academic shortcomings. Leo Ravinaky, a 151 pound halfback from Pittston, and Joe Dowd, a 180 pound end from Wilkes Barre, were highlighted as talents in spring drills but are not enrolled in practice this week.
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Michigan Dark Horse in Big Ten Race
Michigan appears a dark horse in the Big Ten title chase as Fritz Crisler returns with a strong veteran core and fresh sophomores. The 1936 Wolverines feature nine lettermen graduated, but the new staff tightens the line with captains Janke and Siegel, guards Heikkinen and Brennan, and standout sophomore talent including Ralph Write and Tom Harmon. Janke, Siegel, and Savill lead a deep tackle unit. backfield battles center on Strong, Levine, and Meyer with Harmon as a top triple threat. Ed Christy returns after ineligibility, while center Kodros joins the lineup after Rinaldi’s departure.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results Briefing
Yesterday results show Cleveland routed Detroit 6 to 0 and Washington defeated Boston 7 to 5. St. Louis beat Cincinnati 8 to 6 while New York 6 Boston 5 in a tight finish. International and minor leagues report numerous scores with several games not scheduled yet. Today, pairs of games across leagues include Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Boston, and Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Check Returned to Mrs Helen Moody
The U S Lawn Tennis Association has returned a check for 1309.45 to Mrs Helen Wills Moody. It covered California expenses while she was a member of the U S Wightman Cup team in Europe. Moody withdrew from the National Tennis Championships due to neuritis and asked the association to accept the payment.
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Vaughn's City Market to re enter league this season
Vaughn's City Market announces it will re enter the city bowling league this season after stepping back last year. The move confirms the gunner position is active again and signals renewed participation for the team in local competition.
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Michigan Football Schedule Fragments From 1938
Readable fragments list 1938 Michigan football dates including October meetings with Michigan State Chicago Oct 15 Minnesota at Minneapolis Yale at New Haven November games against Pennsylvania Northwestern and Ohio State at Columbus with Penn and Yale noted.
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Former Corry angler lands 200 pound marlin
Melvin Dowse formerly of Corry and now in San Diego hooked a 200 pound marlin west of Coronado Island aboard a small navy dory. The fight lasted about an hour and a half as Dowse and D Peterson of Santa Monica shared the catch, with friends distributing swordfish steaks afterward. Dowse, now living in Ocean Beach, says he has long enjoyed big game fishing and plans to stay in the area.
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Bud Ridders to Meet Lions
New York Sept 1 Professional football returns Friday night as the Pittsburgh Pirates face the Detroit Lions at University of Detroit Stadium in the opening game of the 1982 NFL season. The schedule starts in earnest next week with four games.
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