Prospects, Union City, and Week’s Sports Notes
Key prospects not 50 in Union City meets McKean Friday. Union City's football opens season at McKean under Coach Freddie Pusch. Semi pro meeting eyed to attract players and decide practice sites. High school stars from 1914 recalled. amateurs in Cleveland GOP golf. Laterals loom as offensive weapon, sophomores strong, and Eulace Peacock may join Temple football. Procard plans eyed for Friday September 2011. Warren-Youngsville scoreless tie noted. West Coast mystery team shaping up with young talent. Stanford and Yale mentioned. Ducky Pond worries Mill squad. Meadville’s Whitey Wykoff may clash. Tigers blamed for three losses. Baer vs Louis rumors. CCC wood-gleaning criticism grows. Forbes Park praised by Bill Terry. Penn State’s backs reduced. Higgins trains new group. Bill Myers seeks Penn-New York semi-pro league entry.
Beavers Football Squad Picked by Coach Byler
Coach Russ Byler selects a nucleus for the high school Beavers grid squad with veteran captain Bob Jewell at quarterback and a mix of youths at end and backfield positions. Strong to steady linemen include Al Pitcavage and Bob Bracken, while Pete Dubrosky and Red Taylor share halfback duties.
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Dick Shopp
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Shoop
Alton
Laurie
Fred Walsh
Harry Paulson
Stort
al Pitcavage
Kfe
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Burton Hammond
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Cash Paulson
Pete Dubrosky
Red Taylor
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Twin-City Grid Squad to Organize Tonight
Strong football material from this city and Union City and perhaps from other nearby sections will attend a session of the proposed Twin City football squad at 7 30 this evening at the Municipal building. Coach Bill Myars will likely announce the date of the initial drill. All football men seeking a tryout are requested to attend along with sponsors and backers. A squad may be developed that could become one of the strongest professional aggregations to represent the vicinity. A schedule will likely be discussed at the meeting.
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Union City
Bill Myars
Baseball Scores and Toronto? Detroit 5 Washington 4
Yesterday results show Detroit 5 Washington 4 and St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 1, New York 5 Cleveland 3 with only games listed. National league games Chicago 5-2 Boston 1-1 Philadelphia 4 St. Louis New York Pittsburgh rain. Today American schedule includes St. Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston. New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Toul Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Wallace leads Anaters to third round in national amateur golf
Charley Wallace of Curveland defeated Earle Baruch of Philadelphia 6 and 5 to move into the third round of the National Amateur Golf Championship. Wallace set a strong pace by going three up at the turn after par on all but the third outward hole and finished the match with four more pars.
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Charley Wallace
Earle Baruch
Philadelphia
Wallace
Penn State Grid Squad Practice Report 1985
State College Pa September 10. Sloshing in rain the Penn State football squad began 1985 practice with 53 candidates reporting to Coach Bop Higgins. Only four of 44 earlier attendees did not return. Captain Bob Weber led a group including seven who played last fall and seven earning regular letters.
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Weber
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Smith
Joy Again Wins District Meet in Extra Holes
Tony Joy of Corry captured the district sweepstakes tourney title over Dick Shoemaker of Titusville in a tight playoff after rain. Joy posted 38-39 for 72, Shoemaker 36-36 for 72, with Joy pulling ahead in three extra holes to win by one stroke.
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Corry
DuBosa
Dick Shoemaker
Titusville
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Cardinals Hold Narrow NL Lead Over Giants
United Press reports the St. Louis Cardinals have a three game NL lead over the New York Giants with 21 games left, while the Cubs have 17 and the Phillies have disrupted the stretch drive. The pennant race could extend to the season’s end as teams battle through a tense stretch.
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Mahoney and George Clash in Postponed Match at Fenway Park
The heavyweight wrestling title bout between Danio O Mahoney and Don George, originally set for Wednesday at Fenway Park, was postponed to September 11. The delay keeps alive a custody dispute over the champion belt as the two rivals remain the top contenders.
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Pro Squad Beats Portage Bulldogs 46 to 0 in Portage
The Pittsburgh Pirates professional football squad dominated Portage, defeating the Bulldogs 46 to 0. The Corsairs scored in every period, showcasing strong form ahead of facing the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Feather Champ Defeats Zivic in Ten-Round Fight
Freddie Miller defeated Eddie Zivic in a unanimous decision after ten rounds at Duquesne Garden Pittsburgh before 1,700 fans. Miller, outweighed by nearly five pounds, used a hit and run style to pressure Zivic and land body punches.
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Zivic
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Bucknell Bisons Open Campaign With Small Varsity Squad
Bucknell Bisons under coach E. E. Hooks Mylin began their second season in Lewisburg with only 15 days to prepare for the opener against Pennsylvania Military College. The team fields the smallest varsity squad in Bucknell football history, with no substitute players available.
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Sixth team still not entered in city bowling league
Attempts to organize the City Bowling League for the 1995 96 season at Creation Alleys last evening proved fruitless. Representatives included Citizens National Bank Keister's Cohens Aeros and Corry Jamestown but a sixth team to replace Washington Land did not appear. If no entry by the next meeting the circuit may drop to four squads with a Class B league form changes noted and some teams dissatisfied with the present setup. An informal meeting is planned this week for roster discussion and a regular meeting will be called later hoping a sixth squad enters.
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Washington Land
Little Wins Sensational First Round Battle
In Cleveland on September 10 Lawson Little defending champion narrowly defeated Rufus King of Wichita Falls Texas 3 and 1 in the first round of the National Amateur golf championship at the Cleveland Country Club. In Oil City on September 10 Barrett Melvin Wanango Country Club ace beat Douglas Lewis Burlingame California 6 and 4 in a first round match and will face McDonald McPhail Baltimore in the second round this afternoon.
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Pirates and Giants Play Doubleheader at 1 30 PM
Weather yesterday forced postponement at Forbes Field. The Pirates square off with the Giants in a two game doubleheader at 1 30 this afternoon with many Corry residents in attendance.
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Girl Five Missing Damskov Family Sought In Winnipeg
Police search continues in Winnipeg for five year old girl believed to be with her mother and detained relatives at a rural farm home. Investigators urge public tips as authorities coordinate with local farms and social services.
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