Corry notes on Titusville drill and local football preview
Corry prepares for Titusville visitors with hopes of strengthening for a stiff contest as two or three veterans join the Indies. Meantime Warren and Meadville face key tests with Mej developments and upcoming games against Kane, Oil City, and Sheffield.
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Quakers Face Tough 1936 Schedule Without Ten Lettermen
Pennsylvanias head coach Harman notes the Quakers lose ten lettermen including captain Paul Stofko and stars Bradford Neill and King. With a schedule featuring Yale Princeton Navy Michigan Brown and Cornell, the team must speed up players, improve kicking, and rely on a sharper passing attack. Camp Wyomissing opens Sept 14 with 54 players 19 sophomores 18 seniors and 17 juniors. 16 return varsity letters, 21 new or JV players. Core starters Murray Elverson Warwick Kurlish return, but guard and tackle spots need development while reserves three-deep per position.
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Yesterday's Hero The Yankees Clinch Pennant at Farthest Gate
The New York Yankees clinched the pennant in a historic finish at the farthest gate in American League history, sealing their lead in a dramatic season finale.
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Yankees Win American Loop Flag Beat Tribe
Yankees clinch AL flag after an 11 to 8 win over the Indians with Monte Pearson on the mound. They then took the second game 12 to 9 to widen their lead as Babe Ruth era numbers loom large with 164 homers. White Sox top Red Sox in 12 innings as Senators crush Tigers. Phillies, Cards split. Cubs drop behind. Giants edge Reds then lose. Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh.
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Duquesne Coach Warns Dukes May Be Tough To Beat
Pittsburgh reports Coach John P. Smith said the Duquesne University football squad would be a tough club to beat after workouts. He noted several players were underweight due to training in the hot sun.
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WVU Football Candidates Report for Fall Training
Morgantown WV September 10 Candidates for West Virginia University football report for fall training. Head coach Trusty Tallman voiced pessimism about the season, noting that only eight lettermen from last year return to the squad.
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Jeannette Wins Penn State Baseball League Title
Jeannette clinched the championship by defeating Greensburg 7 to 4 in the deciding game of the Penn State Baseball League series yesterday. Other scores show Washington, New York, Chicago, and Boston posting victories in regional play with mixed results across the league.
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Corry Jamestown Beats Aeros 8 to 2 in City League Play
Corry Jamestown swept the Aeros 8 to 2 as Garner posted 12 hits in a 9 inning game. Stan Conrad earned the win on the mound while Bob Owens homered and doubled for the winners, who improved their City League standing with the victory.
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Scrimmage session shows Beaver power edges toward opener
Beavers rally in scrimmages as Coach Russell Byler plans slate of workouts before the season opener on Saturday September 19 at Walisburg. Veterans Al Pitenyage Burton Hammond Bab Stacksen join practice, while Joe Lawrence suffers a broken collar bone and Captain Carl Sullivan plus Jack Taylor battle knee injuries but expect to resume serious work soon.
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Gophers and Buckeyes Face Big Ten Field in 1936 Opener
Chicago Sept 10 Six hundred Big 10 athletes began the 1936 football season with Minnesota and Ohio State bristling against the field in the Middle West The co champions faced heavy graduation losses and were pegged as 98 favorites for a second straight year Wisconsin welcomed Harry Stuhldreher to lead a new athletic regime and oversee a Badger cleanup while referees B Swiderski and Greene handled initial drills and wild pitches.
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Buffalo Bisons defeat Newark 6 0 in playoff opener
Buffalo Bisons, the International League pennant winners, beat Newark 6 to 0 in the first game of the best four out of seven semi final for the Governor's Cup and the chance to play in the World Series.
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McKean Withdraws From Grid League in Ice County Conference
McKean High formally withdrew from football competition in the Ice County Scholastic Conference for one season of 1936. Albion High was restored to semi official standing in the organization. At the annual meeting held last night, the conference voted to count games played by Albion as conference games.
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