Joy Pleased With Show Muscle Barrages From Hershey Opener
Tony Joy excelled in the Hershey Opener with rounds of 75 78 and 76 as he navigated the course. Luther of Girard Ohio finished with 296 as Corry finisher. Local sports notes report fishing season debate in Lake Columbus and Ontario drought impacts.
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Giants Triumph Over All American Stars 12 2 at Polo Grounds
Giants, led by Danowski and Burnett, topple the college all-stars 12 to 2 in front of 80,555. Danowski lofted two TD passes and Burnett added a 26 yard TD run after a fumble call controversy while Wayne Miller blocked a punt for the visitors.
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Chicago tops Detroit 7 to 5 in lone baseball tilt
Yesterday's scores show Chicago defeating Detroit 7 to 5 in the only game on the schedule. Today’s slate includes New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at St Louis with multiple others listed across major leagues. The wettest spot is Honolulu Mount Waialeale with 499.36 inches in a year.
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State Mentor Seeks Luck in Penn State Preview
Head coach Bob Higgins, writing for United Press, previews Penn State football amid lean years. He cites past close losses, lists key players and sophomores, notes needs at end and tackle positions, and highlights Captain Chuck Cherundolo as a standout center as the Nittany Lions rebuild for a demanding 1936 schedule.
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KEG SEASON NEAR OPENING IN CORRY
Corry reports the 1936 37 bowling season set to open with meetings planned by league leaders to map campaigns. Interest grows as creation alleys reopen after holidays and Main Street lanes are redecorated. Warm weather reduced participation but early season practice is expected to boost keglers as leagues resume and Aero Supply plans a circuit.
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New Regulations Governing Issuance of 1936 Hunting Licenses
County Treasurer Ralph B. McCord announced new rules for issuing hunting licenses. Applicants must identify themselves with a driver's license, tax card, or similar ID. Foreign-born applicants must provide their citizenship certificate number to prevent noncitizens from obtaining licenses. Licenses have begun being issued with a rush expected next month, with No. 1 going to Judge A.P. Rossiter and the second to President Judge William Hirt.
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Dickshot of Buffalo to join Pittsburgh Pirates roster
Pittsburgh announced two farm stars will join the Pirates on their eastern tour. Earle Browne, first baseman for Minneapolis in the American Association, was called up to finish the season with Pittsburgh. Johnny Dickshot, Buffalo outfielder, will join once his team completes its post season elimination tournament.
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White Sox Take Narrow Lead In Tight AL Race
United Press report from New York notes the Chicago White Sox, once seen as weak, now lead three rivals by one game amid a four team scrap for second place behind the Yankees in the 1936 pennant chase. Cleveland Detroit Washington and Boston remain in the hunt as St Louis Browns press the Athletics for last place.
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Forty Penn State players drill under Coach Higgins
United Press reports forty candidates for the Penn State football team practiced at State College under Coach Bob Higgins. The opening drill aimed to be the largest session in ten years, with Higgins saying the squad is in excellent physical condition. Intermittent image session scheduled for tomorrow.
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Sun Aids Pitt Gridders in Practice Condition Goal
University of Pittsburgh coach Tock Sutherland praised the sun for aiding players condition during practice sessions. He noted it helped reduce overweight candidates as scrimmage practice was planned for today or tomorrow.
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Refiners Play Here as Penn-Drakes Visit Titusville
Titusville's Penn-Drakes return to meet Corry Independents this Sunday after a 24 to 0 victory over the locals. Corry will rest its Infielders for the weekend, with Erie players possibly called up to fill gaps as bids circulate.
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CFL To Clash With Leading Aeros Tonight
Corry Simestown's wall club, in the cellar of City League standings, meets the Aeros tonight and Raymonds Friday. Aeros hold a strong lead after last week's win over Raymonds, but C-1a and Spring Makers could still catch them before October 7. Likely pitchers are Larry Johnson for Second Ward and Verne Group for the Aeros.
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Tech Scrimmages Seek Aggressive Eleven For Season
Pittsburgh Sept 9 Coach Wally Steffen directed Carnegie Tech football through a scrimmage emphasizing offense. He aims to transform the squad from last season’s three multicultural touchdowns into a more aggressive eleven.
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Lewis Hoylen Lead Trials For Championship
Tony Joy announces Corry Country Club championship pairings after three weeks of qualifying. James Lewis tops with 72, Leo Hoylen runner up at 84. 16 of 28 entrants advance with 96 or under a qualifying mark. First round matches must finish by September with a trophy awarded to the winner.
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Conn Wins Close Bout From Honey Boy Jones
Billy Conn edged Honey Boy Jones in a 10 round Pittsburgh bout, earning his 20th straight victory as he rallied late to win on one judge s score while a second judge dissented, in a rough middleweight battle marked by body blows and infighting.
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