Notre Dame faces Pitt and Navy in key grid tilt plan
Notes discuss Notre Dame's eleventh hour schedule bids against Pittsburgh and Cleveland contests. Mentions Navy’s possible Cleveland game and a busy slate across Drake, Carnegie, Pittsburgh, and others. Coaches names such as Hunk Anderson and Mike Koken appear with prospects of star players Posey and Schwarte shaping the Gray squad.
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Former Corry Players to Meet Merchants Sunday
Four former Corry players travel to Athletic Field Sunday to face the Merchants led by veteran Fri ball player Iku Hetio. The Laposky Grocers, Erie league champions, hope to repeat in the playoff push as Everett Bunmisio of the Merchants pitches against Bannister’s Erie squad.
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To Lead League Lefty O Doul and Poxs Top Batting Race
New York September 10 Lefty O Doul of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Jimmy Poxs of the Philadelphia Athletics lead their leagues in batting as the season nears its end. O Doul holds an .870 average to Davis of the Phillies and others in pursuit while Davis leads the American League with .365 and 58 home runs. National League home run leader is Chinois Issou of Philadelphia with nine.
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TitUSVILLE Monty Meet Ends Season With Merchants
Titusville volunteers to end the season with a game against the Meadville Merchants after a players conference. An offer for a Cinegame series was declined due to several Lakers preparing to move to college next week.
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Dayton Wins Third Straight In Series
Dayton earns a third straight victory in the series at home with a decisive win over opponent, led by key plays from Young and sustained by strong pitching. Everett Bannister and Giedis delivered notable performances as the lineup aided by Moen Goo and other teammates extended the lead, while Dubois was highlighted as a top defender in the late innings.
Scores From Yesterday and Today in Major Leagues
Yesterday results show Detroit edging New York 43 to 1 in a high scoring game as Cincinnati defeated New York 107 to 4. National league matchups saw Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis. Today schedules list Washington at St Louis and Chicago at Boston with several games pending.
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Corry area seeks players for independent football team
Local effort aims to assemble a strong independent eleven to challenge nearby towns. Coach Myers of Corry High and former players Gogol Pusch, Pearce, and Owens plan to sign area standouts from Union City, Geneva, Grove City, and Beavers programs. A meeting Monday seeks formal organization and finalizing signings for a competitive squad.
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25 Candidates Out for Union City High Team
Rough season start noted as Union City High prepares for fall sports. About 25 candidates attend first practices under Coach Piseh, with key players from last year returning to fill regular positions. Team aims for early lineups ahead of the opening game while managing depth and pre-season workouts.
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Pittsburgh Grid Sqauds Begin Training Under Sutherland
Pitt football entry notes University of Pittsburgh 52 strong group arriving at Windber camp September 7 to start two weeks of rain. Coach Jock Sutherland rebuilds from last year’s subs and sophomores, with 15 lettermen and 23 sophomores in camp. Backfield solid with Reider Heller Sebastian. freshman and veteran linemen expected to push into regular roles. Schedule listed includes games against Ohio Northern West Virginia Duquesne Army Ohio State Notre Dame Pennsylvania Nebraska Carnegie Tech Stanford and more.
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Early World Series Talk From a Wisconsin Letter
A letter from Wisconsin discusses the 1932 World Series with a mock mini game and predicts the Yankees over the Cubs in five games. It references Lonnie Warneke, Gabby Hartnett, and Ruppert as key names, noting strong Yankee hitting and late rally finishes across two games.
Sons of Former White Sox Stars to Play
The Chicago White Sox will revive the famous battery of Wale and Sullivan with their sons Ed Walsh Jr and Billy Sullivan set to start in games against the Washington Senators. Walsh Jr, recalled from Omaha after winning 19 games, will pitch for the Sox.
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Moreland Poised to Challenge Amateur Golf Title
Bogisa Gus Moreland of Texas emerged as a leading contender for the national amateur golf championship, gaining solid support after a late U S team selection. He defeated England’s Rex Hartley in singles and, with Charley Seaver, overwhelmed Torrance and He Purist in foursomes, as he trains for Monday and Tuesday’s 18 hole qualifiers at Five-Parish course. Moreland’s surge follows recent U S team selection turmoil and Ouimet’s illness. His strong Brooklyn form prompts talk of a first prize as the championship opens.
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Tigers Battle to Postpone Yanks Pennant Clinch
The Yankees faced a grueling slate with only sixteen games left to clinch the American League flag as Detroit pushed them in two marathon contests. Detroit edged the opener 14 to 18 and the second game was halted in the fifth inning due to darkness with Detroit leading 4 1 1. The White Sox and Red Sox also played long, Boston winning in extras. In the National League, the Giants widened their lead while Pittsburgh won over Boston. Warneke earned his 2nd win, Hartnett homered for Chicago, and the Reds split a doubleheader as Philadelphia chase continued with key power hits from multiple players.
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