Cubs rally to sweep Cards 4 2 in series finale
Chicago cracked six runs on ten hits to defeat St Louis 4 2 as Clay Bryant earned his 16th win. Hartnett, back from injury, sparked the comeback and the Cubs narrowed Pittsburgh’s lead to 3 1/2 games. Yankee Gehrig hits .900, Greenberg belted his seventh homer, and Fitzsimmons again beat the Giants.
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Pirates and local clubs in action this season unfold
Beaver fans optimistic as Corry and Titusville prep for football and golf seasons while Pirates eye night baseball. Dick Shoemaker posts a new record at Titusville Course. controversy over Whizzer White’s pro prospects looms. Erie Sailors baseball returns awaited with league reentry near. Local attendance rises for World Series plans and Meadeville night golf hints emerge.
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Leo Anderson
Corry Country Club
Aero Bowling League
Antler League
Dick Shoemaker
Titusville
Corry- Ite
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Panthers Easy to Tame in Jungle Report
Fragmentary notes describe a panther depicted as elusive and deadly in jungle reports. The text references villages and towns, with phrases suggesting fear, evasion, and a tameable yet dangerous predator. Details are unclear and the piece reads like a clipped, damaged OCR excerpt.
National Amateur Baseball Fed tournament opens in Pittsburgh
Twenty three teams from 22 cities begin week long National Amateur Baseball Federation play in Pittsburgh. Last year's champion Steel Worly of Weirton, West Virginia, is eliminated. Mechanical Works from the same community is set to represent Weirton in the title defense.
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Mechanical Works
Fly Bait Casting Exhibit At Corry Field Day
Fishermen and outdoor enthusiasts will converge on the Corry Rod and Gun club skeet field for the annual Field Day. Exhibits include fly and bait tastings by Dick Noyes and Ted Clark of American Fork and Hoe, plus coon trials, archery and other events from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Morris Chapin, club president, said plans are complete and attendance is expected to exceed previous meets.
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Loveland
Stanley Anderson
Athletic Association
Weason
Gerry Archibald
Warren Red Jackets
Moncasen Ravens
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Morris Chapin
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Budge Expected to Defend National Tennis Crown
Forest Hills N Y September 10 Don Budge appeared strong to defend his singles title though illness rumors unsettled organizers. Advance ticket sales set a record as Budge crushed Welby Van Horn of Los Angeles in the opening round despite speculation about his health and availability for the championships.
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Los Angeles
Doyle selects Pirates to win
United Press reports that Jack Doyle, veteran odds maker, favors a World Series meeting between the New York Yankees and the Pittsburgh Pirates. He has stopped bets on the Yankees to win the American League and backs Graveland for second place over Boston, while noting Pittsburgh’s lead in the National League with few games left.
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United Press
New York
Jack Doyle
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Yankees
Graveland
Boston
Pittsburgh
Lions defeat Pirates 16 to 7 in season opener
Pittsburgh reports a 16-7 loss to Detroit at Detroit last night. The Pirates prepare a home game at Forbes Field against the New York Giants, with Whizzer White slated to start at left halfback. White scored Pittsburgh’s only touchdown.
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Detroit Lions
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Archers Form New Indoor Shooting Club In Corry
The Corry Archery Association held a preliminary meeting with over thirty participants including men and women. Jack Scott of Bear Lake spoke on bow making and targets while by laws were drafted for formal adoption next Friday evening in the Armory. An exhibition shoot by Paul Bankhart, Pennsylvania champion, is planned among upcoming events.
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Corry
Sheffield and Warren Flevens Meet Today
Warren High School grid squad, 1 win 1 loss, faces third test at Russell Field against Sheffield Wolverines led by Cageh Tom Drummond. Sheffield’s next opponent, Orange and Block, is notably quiet after two weeks of practice, signaling Possible surprise by Sheffield.
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Warren High School
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Cageh Tom Drummond
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Hoya
Sheffield
J. B. Leidig
More Hunters Use Dogs to Track Game
Hanausb urg Sept 10 Every year shows an increase in hunters using dogs to track game a practice growing popular not only for thrills but for saving game the Pennsylvania Game Commission says a dog aided hunter usually retrieves all he shoots while a dogless hunter often cripples game he cannot recover.
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Pennsylvania, Game Commission
Commission
Corrigan to Exhibit Plane at Golden Gate Expo
The Golden Gate International Exposition has signed Douglas Corrigan to display his plane next year, calling it the cheapest plane that ever flew the Atlantic. The exhibit will be part of the exposition program at San Francisco.
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Corrigan
San Francisco
Douglas Corrigan
Beavers Face Test in Drill Game Tuesday
Corry High School football previews a Tuesday inter club scrimmage at 4 15 pm against Warren High. Beavers seek season shape as 60 players report, with Williams Keppel Reynolds Paulson Kerstetter Cragg Brown among standouts and 13 lettermen in the squad.
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J. B. Veldig
Corry
Warren
Priddera
Uesaion
Chuck Wiliams
Martin Keppel
Joe Borkosky
Bob Reynolds
Walter Paulson
Ray Kerstetter
Tom Cragg
Bob Brown
Seggre
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Clyde Dingielder
Bud Rourke
Detroit Preseason Outlook for Titans Under Dorais
Detroit Sept 1 Coach Charley Gus Dorais of the University of Detroit weighs 1938 prospects for his high scoring Titans. The team will miss Angil Andy Parkas and faces the task of filling the star back’s shoes as Dorais predicts a fairly bright season despite uncertainties.
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Charley
Gus) Dorais Lilke
Dorais
University of Detroit
Titans
Angil Andy Parkas
Amity
Wanero Rolls Lead In Glenn Falls Meet
In the Glenn Falls 19th annual open golf championship Tony Manero of Peabody, Man, held a two stroke lead after 18 holes. Former national champion Manero led the field with a lead over Jimmy Hines of Great Neck and Bob Alston of Gituya, both chasing early on day two.
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Jimmy Hines
Great Neck
N.Y
Bob Alston
Gituya
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and International Play
Yesterday's results show New York 2 over Washington 0 and Cleveland 5 over Detroit 1 in the American slate while Philadelphia edged Boston 4 3 and St Louis tied Chicago 1 1 amid rain. Brooklyn 1 New York 1 Chicago 4 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 4 Boston 2. In international league Syracuse 1 Newark 4 Rochester 5 Toronto 2 Buffalo 1 4 Montreal 4 1 Baltimore 0 0 Jer City 1 4. American Association Indianapolis 8 Columbus 3 Toledo 8 Louisville 2. All other games were ruined out.
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Tribe Fielder Takes Lead As Travis Slips
New York, Sept 10. Marl Averill Cleveland center fielder moved into the American League batting lead, rising to .246 after last week’s games through Sept 8. Cecil Travis Washington shortstop dropped to .344, Jimmy Fox Slumped to .842 and Ernie Lombardi Cincinnati catcher stayed atop NL batsmen near .350 with a 23-point edge over Arky Vaughan. Red Ruffing Yankees won his 20th game. Mace Brown Pittsburgh led NL pitchers with five losses.
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Jimmy Fox
Red Sox
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Eaet
Red Ruffing
Yankees
Mace Brown
Yesterday's hero Lou Gehrig tops batting average day
Lou Gehrig went four for four with four singles delivering a perfect day at the plate and lifting his season average above .200 for the first time this year. Also noted is Scammony, a bindweed relative, with medicinal gum resin from its thick root and white flowers.
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Lou Gehrig
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