Unionites Open on Grid Amid Player Shakeup
In early fall action, Unionites face openings as infielder issues and defensive lapses surface after defeats by Corry Independents. Frank Kolpbitz joins Duquesne. Unionites edge past Penn-Drakes 5 4 with Barnes delivering a clutch play. Freddie Pusch fields 30 candidates for Canadohia Lake opener versus Westfield. Three other local teams report promising forms as Pittsburgh Crawfords in semipro play and Youngsville high school hold Warren Dragons to 12 0 scoring.
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Freddie Pusch
Tinton City
Westfield
Pusch
Canadohia Lake
Union City Sweeps Indies in Ten Inning Twinbill
Union City took both ends of a holiday doubleheader from Corry Indies before large crowds. In the morning, Kip Anderson and Mike Popovich pitched well as Union City won 4 to 1. In the nightcap, Verne Group and Larry Johnson locked in a tight ten inning battle with Johnson delivering the decisive run in the tenth for Union City to win 4 to 3 and complete the doubleheader sweep.
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Corry
Kip Anderson
Unionites
Larry Johnson
Union City
Merchants
Mike Popovich
Verne
Hendershot
Scott
Johnson
Ernie Hendershot
Chase
Scott Siied
Helsen
F. Baressi
Popovich
DeLury
A. Baressi
Covelessi
Dimick
Abrhore
Caveleskie
Burger
Corry Abrhoa
P. Bares Sb
A. Baresai
Hetico
Sproverhc
P Gcobbetty
Swantek
Baressi
Barhes
Pff Johnson
Wild Pileh
de Lury
Jacobs
Giants Hold Five Game Lead In Baseball Race
The New York Giants expanded their lead in the National League while the Yankees hold a five game margin in the American League pennant chase. Giants swept Philadelphia 6-2 and 14-11 as Carl Hubbell won his 22nd season victory. the Cubs and Cardinals dropped doubleheaders. In the AL the Yankees won two from Philadelphia, 4-3 and 5-3, as the White Sox rallied to beat Detroit 8-7.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Sept
New York Yanktees
Detroit Tigers
Ghicezo White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Tigers
Whitty Sox
Indians
Senators
Glento
Yankees
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Carda Ang Cubs
Carl Stubbell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Waite Hoyt
Dizzy Dean
Mace Brown
Gashouse
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
Bees
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
White Sox
College Stars Clash With New York Squad At Polo Grounds
The All-Stars meet New York Giants at the Polo Grounds amid a college pro clash that drew about 45 000 fans. Key backs Wayne Milner and Keith Topping power the attack while Cubs Berwanger Leemann Shakespear Belse Crayne anchor a balanced lineup in the East vs Midwest showdown.
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United Press
New York
Midwest
Collegians
Polo Grounds
All-Stars
Theroes
Jeelne Ney
York Giants
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Gillets
Wy Danowski
Dale Burnell
Danowski
Port‘ham
Giants
Wayne Milner
Notre Dame
Keith Topping
Stanford
Lions
Jim Berwanger
Tuffy Leemann
George Washington
Bill Shakespear
Motre Dame
Sheldon Belse
Minnesota
Dick Crayne
Towai
Boxers Long Winning Streaks Endangered at Hickey Park
Pittsburgh dispatch notes two local fighters with long winning streaks facing strong opponents on the all-star card at Hickey Park Millvale Billy Conn with 19 straight wins meets Hon ey Boy Jones while Tommy Speigal of Uniontown seeks to extend a 28 fight run against Jackie Wilson after a Europe tour.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Hickey Park
Millvate
Billy Conn
Honey Boy Jones
John Henry Lewis
Tommy Speigal
Uniontown
Jackie Wilson
Europe
Speigal
College Stars Edge Bears 7-6 In Cotton Bowl Showdown
The Centten nist All Stars, a veteran college group, upset the Chicago Bears 7-6 before about 26,000 fans in the Cotton Bowl at the Centennial exposition last night. Ken Overin and Sally Krieger are scheduled for a ten round prelim before the Teddy Yarnes Babe Rilo tour on September 21, promoter Edwond Rigby announced.
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Chicago Bears
Dallas
Centtennist All Stars
Aittseurch
Ken Overiin
Norfolk
Sally Krieger
Af Brockyn
Teddy Yarnes
Edwond Rigby
Standings and yesterday scores across American National and International leagues
Yesterday's results show Detroit seven to seven with Chicago seven to eight, New York four to eight, Philadelphia three to three. St Louis six one, Cleveland four to Washington six five, Boston four to six. National Cincinnati six three, Chicago two four, Pittsburgh four fourteen, St Louis one one, New York six fourteen, Phila two eleven, Brooklyn twenty four, Boston one four. International Albany five, Syracuse four, Baltimore six nine, Newark four seven, Rochester six zero, Montreal four eight, Toronto six four, Buffalo zero zero.
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Detroit
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Phila
Brooklyn
International Albany
Syracuse
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Corry Dogs Dominate Townville Meet Highlights
The Sportmen's field meet in Townville drew over 500 spectators as Corry dogs swept prizes in coon and rabbit trials. J M Barnhart of Leetsdale won for treeing the first dog, while Geo Wood of Geneva entered the first line dog. Winning entries in 13 inch and 15 inch rabbit divisions went to Cooperstown and Centerville horseholders, with Happy Bacus of Corry taking first in the 15 inch class. In trap shooting Bil Jackson of Corneal Lake claimed the scep back prize after 24 of 25 birds fell, and George Hogue won without listing an address. Oil City shooters Kephart and Smith tied in several events, with Kephart also winning off-hand telescope life shooting and Mrs Kephart taking the first prize in the off-hand telescope life shooting encore.
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Imbadviliue
Sportemen
Townville
J. M. Barnhart
Leatsdile
Geo. Wood
Geneva
J. Dingman
Cooperstown
Charles Filer
Centerville
Me. Puller
Piso
W A
Bil) Jackson
Corneal Lake
George Hogue
H_K. Kephart
Oil City
Indies Win Weekend Games Card Style Summary
Indies win weekend games with hits by Baressi Cook Grabowski Cobbett Thomas. Sacrifice, stolen bases, and errors noted. Pitchers Kaminski Coates Walters yield several walks and strikeouts. Time of game about two hours. Eight left on base for Irvine and Corry.
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Baressi
Cook
Grabowski
Cobbett
Thomas
Mathuk
Corry
Ciipi
Bir Kaminski
Kaminski
Donatucci
Robinson
Johnson
DeLury
DeLiry
Jacobs
Walters
A. Bareusi
Hedléo
Swantett
Irvine
Coates
Walteta
Natale
Swanson
Costes
Swanlek
DeLury and
Return of Judge Steffen Boosts Hopes of Skibol
Carnegie Tech enters the 1936 football season with renewed optimism led by coach Wally Steffen’s return after a three year absence. The squad, nearing 50 players, aims to revive a strong offense and solid defense, anchored by captain Nestor Henrion and guard Frank Ohyecewki, while sophomores bolster the backfield.
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Max E. Hannum
United Press
Hittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Partans
Wally Steffen
Carregié
Tech
Steffen
Steve Trbovitch
Carnegie
Nestor Henrion
Frank Ohyecewki
Jerry Matejan
Gene Rosenthal
Fred Delman
Leo Napainito
U S Hopes Seek Place In Net Quarter Finals
United States tennis title hopes for both men and women hinge on quarterfinal berths at the national championships. Top seed Donald Budge faces Gene Smith, while Helen Jacobs meets Mrs Virginia Johnson as rival British stars Perry and Stammers advance to the round of eight. In oil city, Dillon suffers a left arm fracture playing for Strattanville, collided with Keenan while chasing a fly ball.
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Helen Jacobs
Donald Budge
U. S
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Pordst Hills
America
Donald Fudge
California
West Side Tennis Club
Budge
Gene Smith
Berkeley
Calif
Miss Jacobs
Virginia Johnson
Brookline
Mass
England
Fred Perry
Kay Stammers
Oil City
Dillon
Miola
Strattanville
BrockWay
Clarion Braves
D. Keenan
Notre Dame Opens Stronger Attack Schedule T: Notre Dame Opens Stronger Attack Schedule
The article outlines a demanding sequence for Notre Dame beginning October 3 with an opener against Illinois and continuing with tight matchups against Michigan State Temple Holy Cross Purdue New York University Duquesne and Pitt, leaving little room for rest.
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Notre Dame
Michigan State
Temple
Holy Cross
Purdue
New York University
Duquesne
Pitt
Filat
Race Driver Dies After Track Accident at Washington
In Washington Pennsylvania on September 3 Mike Casio of Steubenville Ohio was killed during the Day races. While racing in the second event his car lost control and plowed through the guard rail narrowly missing three spectators. he died before aid could reach him.
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Ay Unites Press
Washington, Pa
Mike Casio
Steubenville
Casio
Drakes Lose Twice to Dormont Club in Weekend Set
Titusville Penn Drakes suffered three losses in four games over the weekend. They fell 5 to 4 at Union City, beat Warren Hose 70 to 2 at home, then were swept by Dormont with scores of 6 10 to 5, and 11 to 4.
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Titusvile
Penn Drakes
Union City
Drakes
Warren HyVisolls
Dormont
Queen City
Titusville
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Duquesne University
T' Eleven
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Eriedinger
Urel Unionites
Cassett and Gostello
Barnes
Collum
Gastvilkeout
Tineville
Standard
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Fleury Picard
Fotke
Picard
Lindner
Jimmy ‘Thomson
Chicopee
Pittsburgh Crawfords
Emlenton
Storting Oils
Crawfords
Homestead Grays
Pennsylvania
Youngsville High
Warren Dragons
Baxter
Whisner
Dragons
Youngayille
Noah's Ark Nine
Oliver. Manguso
Mistretta
Ross
Sherman Athletics
Lloyd
Hope's Windows
U.S
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Merle Tsvaelson
Uncle Sam
Brie
Erie
College AllStar
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