Open Training Sets Stage for Corry’s Little World Series Hope
Major slugger buzz surrounds Corry’s “little world’s series” opener planned a week hence with strong promised matchups. Dempsey as referee draws crowds to Temple of Music, Connectul Lake tonight for seven amateur bouts. Meadville, Titusville, Warren, Youngsville prep for football and baseball action as Meadvill e tackles season hurdles. A 1934 Pennsylvania Game Law summary pamphlet is issued with hunting licenses, detailing seventy two subject topics.
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R Raymond-Hgh Stars
Washington Lunch
Agro Supply
Warren
Youngsville
Board of Game Pomaesbaservive
Midget Eleven Back In Action This Fall
Local sports notes report midget football returning this fall under Ithaca High colors with Gretzler earning marks in a New York Legion track meet. Amateur golf and boxing events are planned for Edinburg and Erie with notable boxers and drivers named. Scholastic football opens in Erie as Bast faces Cathedral Prep. fall prospects praised, fund-raising ongoing for equipment and team youth.
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Kenneth Gretzler
Paul Gretzler
Mts City
Tthaca High
Gretzler
American Legion
New York State
Henry Greteler
West Columbus Avenue
Gehrig Tops American Loop Batsmen in Race
United Press reports Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees took the American League batting lead with .368 and 42 home runs. Paul Waner of the Pirates led the National League with a .460 average and 15-point margin, while Mel Ott and Jimmy Collins shared the NL home-run lead at 33. Vernon Gomez led American League pitchers with 24 wins and three defeats for a .880. Hal Schumach er led NL with 21 wins and 1.??? era. Jerome Dean trailed with 24 wins and seven losses.
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United Press
NEW York
Paul Waaner
Pittsburgh
Waner
Wes Ferrell
Boston
Schildbay Rowe
Detroit
Hal’ Schumaicher
Jerome Dean
St. Louis
National League
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Ross McLarnin Welterweight Title Bout Delayed Again
New York reports the Ross McLarnin welterweight title fight facing another delay due to weather. Champion Barney Ross and challenger Jimmy McLarnin plan weigh ins this afternoon before a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden Long Island Bowl. Odds shifted as rain threatened and preparations continued amid a weather-affected schedule.
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Jimmy McLarnin
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Deigrte
Manhattan
Madison Square Garten
Long Isind Bowl
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Burkett Leads Local Squad At Jamestown
Jamestown reports Allegheny Valley Golf Association members excel in the Moon Brook Country Club invitation. Burkett tops 36 holes with 72 and 76 for 147, while A Donelson of Jamestown records 142 after handicap. Silliman Jr defeats Roberts in a playoff for low gross, with Hamilton posting a 67 in the afternoon.
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Allegheny Valley Golf Association
Moon Brook Country
Hbskal
Titusville
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Rank Ward
Ipo
Urone
E. H. Silliman, Jr
H.W. Roberts
Jow Bross
Ted Hamilton
Hhs Jones
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J Krone
S. V. Stewart
Burkett
J. Brome
V. Stewart
Draw for First Round Matches in Bean Golf Championship
The Bean golf championship draw for the first round lists players from Oakmont Convent Des Moines Des Moines Iowa Philadelphia and Pittsburgh among others. Matches include Reckener versus Sayre Maceo and Marks versus Watts with start times around 2 24 pm at Gentinite intervals.
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W. F. Marks
Oakmont
Janes Watts
Lynchburg
Way
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Qui
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Towa
S. Davidson Herron
Dempsey to referee 14 amateur bouts at Temple of Music
Jack Dempsey will serve as referee for 14 amateur bouts tonight in Gonneaut Lake Park's Temple of Music arena. He travels with his wife Hannah Williams and will be hosted at the Hotel Conneaut before and after the fights. The card features local champions from Northwestern Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh, including bouts at 130, 145, 180, 138, 126, and 174 pounds with fighters from Meadville, Pittsburgh, Greenville, Oil City, and Franklin.
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Connectul Lake
Manaswa
Gonneaut Lake Pari
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Hannah Wllams
Hite Eayful
Hotel Conneaut
Pittsburgh
Joe Belfore
Prankin
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Eric
Eddie Fowler
Eris
al Harfge
Webb Myers
Greenville
Tony Como
Oil City
Snookié Brill
Brie
Roy Perry
Franklin
Ray Boyle
Meadville
Rif Dewey
Dave Hardge
Frankie Dunst
Butch Jacobs
Sandy Laie
Charies Douglass
Speedway set for four events after fatal crash at Legion
Smaron Pa hosts four pac ing events at Legion speedway after postponing Day events following a fatal crash in Warren Ohio during a qualifying race. Named contenders include Bud Henderson of Alcorn Ohio Mike Serkoman from Johnstown and Ken Dunlap of Canton Ohio.
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Legion Speedway
Don W Det
Warren
Rilley
Bud Henderson
Alcon
Mike Serkoman
Johnstown
Ken Dunlap
Canton
Yankees Slip In a Doubleheader Setback to Tigers
New York Yankees fall behind Detroit by five games after 5-4 and 6-5 losses as Charlie Ruppert’s rifle optimism and Vernon Gomez’s eighth inning stumble overshadow Lou Gehrig’s homerless stretch. Philadelphia Athletics hand Detroit its first double defeat of the year as Chicago and St Louis washout impacts ripple through the standings.
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United Press Star
New York
New York Yankees
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Wil
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Rupper
Gwe Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
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Lulu Gehrig
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St. Louis
Heinie Marsh
Senators
Ray Pepper
Cleveland
Heston
Yesterday's Results in American and International Games
Summary of yesterday results shows Washington 72 over St Louis and Philadelphia 5 over Detroit with scattered scores elsewhere. National and international matchups include Chicago 4 New York 2, Newark 3 Baltimore in Albany 4, Syracuse 2 Toronto 2 Montreal 1, and Rochester Buffalo cold conditions noted. Today schedules list Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland, Washington at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Chicago at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Detroit
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Albany
Syracuse
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Boston
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Brooklyn
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Dunkirk Alans Sweep Pendleton At County Fair Grounds
Dunkirk defeated Pendleton 6 to 1 in yesterday afternoon’s game at the County Fair Grounds. Batteries were Lapp and Wagner for Dunkirk, Levy, Murray and Chapman for Pendleton. By sweeping Pendleton today the Algos completed a clean sweep of the seven games played at the fair this week. Attendance for the closing day and night was announced by fair management.
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ALCOS
Dunkirk
Pendleton
Yarosz Gears Up For Bout In Peak Form
Teddy Yarosz trains hard for an upcoming middleweight contest at Lake Park. Manager Ray Fontis says Yarosz is in perfect transition, in top condition after a recent injury, and expects a decisive win with no alibis. Observers note his left jab speeds and right hand power, predicting he may become one of middleweight greats within a year.
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Teddy Yarosz
Lake Park
Ray Fontis
Teddy
Ted Sallis
Woutts
Tesidy
Southern Conference faces titanic 1934 football race
Atlanta September 8 Southern football eyes a strong 1934 season with top teams like Alabama, Duke, Georgia, Tulane and LSU vying for supremacy. Key backfields and linemen return as Alabama replaces stars Hopke Kirkland Howell while Tulane, Georgia Tech and Florida promise stiff conference challenge. Vanderbilt, Penn State and Auburn linger as potential spoiler candidates amid projections of a crowded, talent-rich race.
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United Press
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Tom Hopke
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Joly Kent
Sophmore Batktick
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Rick Gripman
John Bond
Homar Key
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Meni
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Chapman
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Guard
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Howell Mahoma Dilton
Vandertrt
Shearer
Flands
Hobmain
Western polo team meets East on Long Island today
United Press dispatch notes a rough clash as West riders led by Cecil South Elmer Boeseke Erte Ediey and Aidan Acard challenge the East polo squad on Long Island. Winston Guest, renowned, faces questions about how teammates Mike Phipps Jimmy Mills and Billy Post handle the rough play.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
West
Lochinvar
Long Island
Chicago
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Cecil South
Texas
Elmer Boeseke
California
Erte
Ediey
Mussolini
Buffalo Bill
Aiden
Acard
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McOuth
Winston Guest
Guest
Wick
Mike Phipps
Jimmy Mills
Billy Post
Tennis Play Again Held Up
Matches scheduled for today in the nation’s men’s singles tennis tournament at Forest Hills were postponed to tomorrow afternoon due to rain. The delay shifts the finals to Wednesday as players Hamy Dykes White and Ray Pepper posted results in earlier rounds.
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Forest Hills
Advance Plans for Sportsmen's Meet at Chase Farm
Plans for the Presque Isle Sportsman League field meet set for September 23 at Chase Farm near Erie are underway with the Sportsman's Council Division coordinating. FR Swan chairs the hog trials with Schilling Schwab Burns and Pergler assisting. elimination runs run from 8:00 A M to 4:00 P M daylight saving time. entry fee is 2 dollars with prize money split. The top two dogs in elimination advance to finals, with judges named at a briefing. dog owners suspected of influencing judges will be disqualified. A large turnout is expected from southern counties.
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Chase Farm
Erie
Perry Highway
Sportsman's Council
W. Swan
Carl Schilling
Andy Schwab
Robein Burns
Frank Pergler
Hegin
Eval Neat
Cubs Recall Two From Coast
Los Angeles September report states the Cubs recalled four players from the Angels to join the club. Players listed include Pratik Demare, Reneast Teague, Home-tin King, Nor Whit Goebel, Ward Pitchill, and Ray Henshay Ward. Ward and Goebel began the season with the Cubs but returned to the Angels for further experience.
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