High Gridders Scrimmage with Alumni Squad
Four days remain before the opener at Warren next Saturday. Coaches plan slower drills to maintain peak fitness for the battle with the Dra ons. A two hour scrimmage against the Alumni revealed spots of good play and several wrinkles to correct. Lucian Franchini dislocated a shoulder and is out for the season. The line showed stronger defense than offense as forward wall restrictions limited gains. Strategy will focus on fixing errors from the Labor Day scrimmage and forming a defense to counter Warren. Preseason drills end Friday with a tight signal drill.
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Lockport Reds Win Third Pony League Pennant
The Lockport Reds clinched their third Class D Pony League pennant as Southpaw Bob Christopher earned his 25th win with an 11-8 victory over the Hornell Maple Leafs, breaking the league single season win record and tying the score late before relief appearance. The James Dawn Falcons finished two games back in second place as Hamilton Cardinals and Bradford Blue Wings Ba ala Clippers jockeyed for playoff spots.
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Christopher
Chicago Cardinals Rout Redlegs In Denver Exhibition
The Chicago Cardinals defeated the Washington Red Skins 46 to 20 in an exhibition game before 18 000 Rocky Mountain fans in Denver. Sammy Baugh connected on two touchdown passes to Hugh Taylor and Dan Sandifer, while Chicago answered with two scores on a plunge and a Christman to Angsman pass. The Cardinals surged for 28 points in the third quarter and kept Baugh largely contained after that.
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Hugh Taylor
Dan Sandifer
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Peli Christman
Elmer
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Baugh
Braves Trim Dodgers Twice Lead by Four Games
Braves defeat Dodgers in a Labor Day doubleheader 2-1 and 4-0 to widen their lead to four games. Dodgers drop to second, four and a half behind Boston, while Pirates and Giants gain ground with separate splits. Red Sox widen AL lead after sweeping Washington and Philadelphia today.
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Mid Atlantic Loop Playoffs Set After Regular Season
The Class Middle Atlantic Baseball League ends its season Labor Day with Vandergrift clinching the chase for a second straight title by beating Johnstown. Vandergrift hosts Uniontown while Johnstown faces Erie as Shaughnessy playoffs for the Governor's Cup begin Wednesday with best-of-five series leading to a seven-game final.
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Hunt
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Heller
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Braves edge Dodgers in 14th as Spahn hurls 18th win
Detroit split with St Louis winning opener 8-1 then losing 11-10. Cubs and Reds divided a doubleheader with Reds winning 9-1 and Cubs 16-2. Braves drew a season-high crowd of 19,670 totaling 1,305,060 for the year as Spahn pitched a five-hit, complete game victory. Downgoing Dodgers in 14 innings saw Hatten walk Conatser and Torgeson double to drive in the decisive run. The Braves squandered a potential rally in the 13th with bases loaded and none out as Spahn bunted into a double play and Holmes flew out.
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Dodgers
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Joe Hatten
Dodger
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Spahn
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Three Teams Tie For Lead In Ladies B Loop Bowling
Bliss Dry Cleaning Thomas Motors and Heiman's Score Sweeps Helen Shoppe win pairs as Ladies B League opens at Bowl Arena. Three teams tie for first after a night of sweeps, with Bliss, Thomas Motors and Heiman's hovering atop the standings.
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Bliss Dry Cleaning
Thomas Motors
Heiman
National League Results and Standings With Individual Scores
Yesterday's NL results show Pittsburgh 2 4, St Louis 1 1, New York 4 2, Philadelphia 3 0, Cincinnati 3 2, Chicago 1 6, Boston 2 4, Brooklyn 1 0. Standings list Boston 18 57, New York 61 61, Philadelphia 56 43, Chicago 35 7, Cincinnati 55 74 with various team performances and player tallies across the league.
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Helen Shoppe
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Gan
Connie
Sui Aind
Maxine Mitchell
Clara Hill
Baseball Standings and Sidelights From Today’s Schedule
In the majors, games featured St Louis at Pittsburgh and New York at Philadelphia. Standings show New York at 81-50, Cleveland 83-48, Philadelphia 75-56, and Detroit 62-64. Also: Lloyd Mangrum tied for second in a golf event, earning $2,400 to raise his yearly total.
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Ben Hogan Wins Reno Open With 269 Total
Ben Hogan captured the Reno Open, posting 19 under par 269 to win $25,000 and secure multiple prizes for leading rounds. The victory adds to his year’s haul, placing him among the era’s dominant figures as he pursues the National and Western Open titles. Hogan has won eight of his last nine tourneys this season, amassing about $31,347 in winnings so far.
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Ben Hogan
Hogan
Skeet Shooters Win Trophies in Corry Meet
Corry skeet team captured both team and individual trophies at a non handicap championship shoot against foes from Falconer, Celoton and York Penn League participants. J Dinitney, D Crane, L Kunts, KK Lindberg, H Steaves and L Christensen represented Corry. Crane won the individual trophy after a shoot off, while Geloron and Falconer placed second and third in the team standings. The Corry Rod and Gun Club holds the handbag trophy, with Axel Johnson and others earning titles to defend next year.
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Hchhool
J. Dinitney
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L. Kunns
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H. Steaves
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Carnahal
Yesterday's Stars Batting In Boston Victory
Four hits by Billy BY helped Boston defeat Washington 14 to 6 in game one and drive in the winning run in a 2 to 1 nightcap. Warren Spahi allowed five hits in the opener and Boston cruised to a 24 to 1 win in the second game.
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Billy BY
Boston
Washington
Warren Spahi
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