Giants and Yankees vie for all New York World Series fate
News from the baseball front indicates the Yankees hold an eight game lead with 23 days left, while the Giants battle Cubs for pennant. Other summaries note shocks, outs, and rookies, including Joe Krakauskas’s debut and Detroit’s late rally. The Corry High football team shows strong early promise under Coach Russ Byler as practices continue.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Cubs
Terrymen
Yankees
Red Sox
Boston
Luke Hamlin
Hubbell
Brooklyn
Giants
Lon Warneke
St. Louis
Chicago
Cub
Cards
Jinx
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ed Brandt
Gene Schott
Washington
Joe Krakauskas
Scranton
N.y.pa
Browns
Sox
Ystrarnder
Beavers face tough schedule as season nears
Local sports wrap notes that the Beavers may contend with stronger opponents this season. Upcoming games include Warren, Titusville, and Lawrence Park, with mixed chances against Ghefield Youngsville and Union City. Bowling also sees a hoped for peak season as leagues reorganize. Pro football remains off-limits locally, pushing fans toward Warren or Jamestown.
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Warren
Titusville
Lawrence Park
Royals
Ghefield
Youngsville
Union City
Wattsburg
Waterford
Lawrence Park Wid Shefield
Jamestown
Pirates purchase catcher in the South
President William EB Berlswanger of the Pittsburgh Pirates announced the purchase of catcher Raymond Barres from Louisville of the American Association. Barres will report for duty immediately. He played for the Brooklyn Dodgers last year but was sent to Louisville for seasoning. The deal was cash, amount not disclosed.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
William EB. Berlswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Raymond Barres
Louisville
American Association
Barres
Brooklyn Dodgers
Buffalo Bison Triumph 5-2 to Stay in Playoff Hunt
Buffalo, Sept 10. The Bison kept playoff hopes alive with a 5-2 victory over the Leafs. Pitcher Ken Ash stymied Caldwell, allowing seven hits as Buffalo claimed two of three in the series.
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Buffalo
WN. C
Buffalo Bison
Schall
Leafs
Ken Ash
Caldwell
Erie Strong Vincent Hosts Westfield Erie Strong Vincent entertains Westfield
The Fightin Col onels of Strong Vincent meet the Trojans of Westfield on Stadium turf in Erie for the 1937 gridiron opener. Kickoff at 8:15 pm marks a game void of seasoned veterans on both sides as graduation has left holes in front lines.
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Sn TB
Vincent
Trojans
Westfield
Erie
Meadville Opens Grid Season With Edinboro
Meadville High Bulldogs kickoff the 1987 football season tonight against Edinboro High at North Street Stadium. Coach Earl Bardhart warned of rough days of intense practice ahead as the local team aims to begin the campaign with a win.
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Meadville
MeadVille High School
Edinboro High
North Street
Earl “Barney
Bardhart
Aeros Host to G E Club in NYPA League Opener
Erie General Bleetrie's ball club Erie General Bleetrie will play here tomorrow against Aero Supply in the NYPA League. This marks the Erleites first game in weeks after a canceled contest with the Raymonds. Vern Group is expected to pitch for Erie and Kiuke Lee for Aero Supply. TL is the only league game tomorrow.
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Aero Supply
Erleites
Erie
Raymonds
Vern
Kiike Lee
Invaders
Armstrong Triumphs Over Burns By KO In Pittsburgh
Henry Armstrong, the Los Angeles featherweight, stopped Charley Burns in the fourth round at Hickey Park before about 6 000 spectators. Armstrong, at 131 1 2, floored Burns twice in the fight and earned his seventh knockout in 19 bouts as Burns hit the canvas for a count in the third and again in the fourth. Burns was knocked down three times in the first and third rounds. Armstrong, dominant throughout, set up a November meeting with Petey Sarron for the featherweight title.
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Picco
Pittsburgh
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles Metro
Fis
Anish
Charley Burns
Johnstown
Pas
Hickey Park
Armstrong
Burns
Metro
Petey Sarron
American Pro Grid League Opens Tonight in Pittsburgh
The American professional football league begins with the Pittsburgh Amerks facing the Los Angeles Bulldogs at Fortes Field. Debut coach Jess Quatse, ex Pitt tackle, follows Rudy Comstock as mentor for the Americans. Los Angeles, led by Coach Gua Henderson, enters as pregame favorite.
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United
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Amerks
Los Angeles Bulldogs
Fortes Field
Jess Quatse
Pitt
Rudy Comstock
Gua Henderson
Notre Dame Grid Squad Seeks 124 Berths in Training
Notre Dame athletic director Elmer Layden opened training with 124 candidates for the grid team. Ends and fullback positions loom as potential trouble. Line losses are offset by replacements from last year amid a heavy but secured line.
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United Ps
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Layden
Sophomores to Make States Backfield at Penn State
State College Pa Sept 10 Three husky sophomores from Scottdale Altoona and Pittsburgh appear set to widen Penn State’s backfield. Dick Skemp 200 Scottdale Lloyd Tekes 177 Altoona and Dick Swalt 190 Pittsburgh are expected to break the pony backfield pattern that has hampered the team for years. The trio likely will press into action by the Cornell game and be used later in the season.
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United Press State College
Scottdale
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Dick Skemp
Lloyd Tekes
Dick Swalt
Cornell
Carnegie Tech Names New Football Staff For 1937 Season
Carnegie Tech opens the 1937 football season with coach Bill Kerr joining Jock Sutherland’s staff and a 41-player squad. Key backs include Jerry Matelan, Pittsburg. Ray Carnelly, Beaver Falls. Johnny Grad, Pittsburgh. and Jack Lee, Ellsworth. Backfield prospects also feature Donald Fouse Of Ambridge and Manuel Zawacki Of Vandergrift. Line prospects appear fair with Steven Miklaucic and Joseph Slaminko anchoring. The center will be Charles Miskevics. season begins October 2.
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Bernard J. Nilles
United Press Star
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Bill Kerr
Phil
Jock Sutherlan
Sthenley Pack
Tech
O!hem
Hall Warriors
Erry Matelan
Pitsleigh
Ray Carnelly
Beaver Falls
Johnny Grad
Jack Lee
Ellsworth
Donald Fouse
Ambridge
Manuel Zawacki
Vandergrift
Kern
Hubdle
Steven Miklaucic
Imperial
Joseph Slaminko
Mt. Pleasant
John Kawchak
Johnstown
Charles Miskevics
Standings and today’s games from major leagues
The standings list AMERICAN LEAGUE teams Washington 12-42 Philadelphia 6-10 Boston 13 New York 7 Detroit 10 Cleveland 9 Chicago 8 St Louis 8. NATIONAL LEAGUE shows Brooklyn 5-2 New York 1-2 St Louis 8 Chicago 2 Boston 5 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 0. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE has Baltimore 2 Jersey City 1 Buffalo 3 Toronto 2 Rochester 4 Montreal 4. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 10-0 Toledo 11-0 Louisville 6-1 Columbus 8-2 Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 6 Kansas City 12 St Paul 0. Today’s games feature Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit Boston at New York New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Washington
National New York
Pet
Bay
St Louis
Boston As
Brodstyn
Yesterday's Hero Vince DiMaggio Leads Boston Win
Veteran outfielder Vince DiMaggio slugged eight homers with two aboard to power Boston past the Phillies by 33. NYU faced Pittsburgh. In upcoming Saturdays the Tartans schedule tests vs Pur ue Notre Dame Temple Pitt Duquesne Michigan State Holy Cross in a tough slate.
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Vince DiMaggio
Bee
Bespectaclea
Boston
Phillies
New York University
Ats Fittsburgh
Purue
Notre Dame
Temple
Pitt
Duquesne
Michigan State
Budge Faces Parker Today in National Championship
Donald Budge, the California redhead, seeks the American singles title at Forest Hills. He needs two wins to claim the national crown and be hailed among tennis greats, facing Young Frankie Parker of Spring Lake, N J, in today’s semifinal.
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United Phos
Spring Lake
N. J
Fragmented OCR reads as sparse terse notice
The readable text is limited and unclear. It appears as a stray line with fragments about a letter and unrelated words. No concrete names places dates or actions are legible to summarize a coherent item.
Fragmentary note on journey and gathering in freshme est
A partial, unclear fragment references a journey and gathering at an estate or location named freshme est. The text mentions Ralph and BOW and seems to describe a gathering or meeting with implied travel or departure. No clear event, date, or complete names are discernible.
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Fragmented Local Notice Summary Requests Help
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled lines and incomplete names and dates. The readable bits reference a local official and a crowded crowd but lack clear action, place, or deadline. Unable to derive a concrete event. no definitive summary possible from the fragment.
Fragmented 1 Week Mess Notes and Illness Mentioned
Fragmented text references a period of one week with unclear mention of wellbeing and illness. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving only scattered phrases about a person described as Suetety or Suety, a Mr, and a meeting at night with vague illness context.
Tifa Qualifies to Fulfill Tax Pass Note
Fragmentary text hints at a local council matter involving Tifa and a tax pass. Names and precise actions are unclear in the readable portion. Further context would be needed to determine full details and outcomes.
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