Open Grid Season Kicks Off Amid Local Football and Bowling News
Local sports begin gridiron season with openers across districts including Titusville at Oil City and Edinboro at Meadville, plus Greenville at Franklin and Harborcreek at Union City. Also: Corry-Union City baseball game Sunday with city softball to follow, and Erie Stadium lights upgraded to boost night games.
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Corry
Youngsville
Circles
Beavers
Titusville
Oil City
Edinboro
Meadville
Windber
Erie East
Greenville
Twin Biel
Corry-Union City
YMCA
Corry-Jamestown
INDIANS EDGE TIGERS AS GROVE SHINES IN NINE
In a tense 13 inning affair Old Mose Grove, age 40, hurled for Boston with relief from a late attack, beating Detroit 6-5 to tighten the pennant race. Buck Newsom, a 18-game winner, matched him as Cleveland and New York benefited from Detroit's loss.
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Judson Dailey
Associated Press Sports
Andy Terry Grove
Old Mose
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Garliny
Mose
Boston Red Sox
Nguvedi
Boston
Grove
Buck Newsom
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
W. L. Pot
Levetan
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New York
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Ken Chase
St. Louis Browns
Frank Hayes
Bob Johnson
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Ben Warren
Phils
Rip Sewell
Gillette Falls In First Match In West Penn Women’s Golf
Mary Gillette, winner of the championship flight, was eliminated in the first round at Oakmont in Pittsburgh, bowing 3 and 2 to Mrs. Victor Shewhert of Chartiers Heights. Other results include Mrs. Nolan’s 6 and 6 victory over Mrs. H. McCamey, Miss Abernethy’s win over Janet Fleming, 16 year old Daryl Smith losing to Martha McPherson, and Mrs. J. Helin being defeated by Katherine McCloskey.
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Mary Gillette
West Penn
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Sports Roundup Scramble of suspicious notes and names
New York round up a mix of sports mentions from Ty Cobb to Don Budge and Joe Louis. The column lists varied tidbits about players, coaches, and events, including golf drives by Thomson Snead and Oliver, and a note on Debs Garris’s Pirates status.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Cub
Don Budge
Don McNeill
Hot
Lonja Honey
Byenter
Fort Worth
Dock Dempsey
Barbara
Salt Lake City
Joan
Mike Jacobs
Jac ‘Owls
Minor League Scores From Regional Matches
International Jersey City tied Syracuse 1 1 and Newark beat Baltimore 11 to 5. Rochester defeated Montreal 6 to 4 while Minneapolis lost 4 to 7 and Milwaukee won 5 to 2. Columbus led Indianapolis 10 to 2 and St Paul beat Kansas City 7 to 3.
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International Jersey City
Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapalis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Winged Foot am amateur qualifiers narrow field in sudden death rounds
The national amateur championship at Winged Foot Club ends two days of stroke play with 46 players advancing after two sudden death rounds. Notables failing to qualify include Johnny Goodman George Dunlap Jr Chick Evans and Francis Durnetall. Dick Chapman leads with 71 69 for medal honors while Bobby Jones era margins are noted but record 139 stands. Crosby misses train and Lyons just clears cutoff with 76 73 165.
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Associated Press
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Forks of the Creek
Winged Foot Club
Johnny Goodman
George Dunlap Jr
Chick Evans
Francis Durnet
John Cree
Hamburg
Dick Chapman
Hiedal
Wari
Spokane
Wash
Duff McCullough
Philadelphia
Neil
George Dawson
Chicago
Maurice McCarthy, II
Cincinnati
Tom Whiteway
Cleveland
Harold Mandly
Avon, Conn
Frank Strannel
Brooklyn
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Steve Kovach
Pittsburgh
Ued
Bob Clark
St. Paul
Bing Crosby
Toby Lyons
Cambridge Springs
New York Group Studies Welter Title Bout Postponed
The New York state athletic commission delays a decision on the October welterweight title fight at Madison Square Garden between champion Henry Armstrong and Fritzie Zivic for a week. Armstrong posted a 2500 forfeit to secure the defense in New York but plans a Washington bout with Phil Purr later this month. If he proceeds with Purr, he risks losing the forfeit and the commission may not recognize the New York engagement.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Henry Armsong
Fritaie Zivic
Pitts
Miurgh
Armstrong
Phil Purr
Washington
Unclear Scores Report With Many City Matchups
A disrupted wire service style blot shows yesterday scores for Washington, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and New York with multiple errors and garbled team names. It lists today’s games including New York at Cleveland and Boston at Saint Louis, plus postponed matches and scattered city pairings.
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Washington
Chicago
Boston
Helroll
Philadelphia
Sb Loulk
New York-Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
St. Lousis
Onlueday
Pillsburgh
Phihidelptta Cincinnini
L. Pet
Clevelanit
Detont
Louis
Columbia Replaces Michigan At Penn
Philadelphia September 11 Columbia will replace the University of Michigan on Penns football schedule. An alumnus Low Bible will bring his son in November, restoring a series interrupted for five years. The six game contract ends this season and Penn’s remaining schedule stays unchanged.
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Sullivan
Bob Sullivan
St. Edward's Cage
Penn State Frosh
Bob
Cony
Philadelphia
Columbia
University of Michigan
Penu
H. Jamison Sway
Low Bible
Boyx
Penn
Michigan
Rwarts
Chambersburg Club Anl Arms Data In Autofire Event
In Chambersburg Florida on September date residents discuss arms data at a club meeting. The event contrasts with sportsmen registration debates and national emergency cooperation. Middletown and West ret sanction baseball rises amid divided fan sentiment and campaign badges.
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Chambersburg Club
ANL Arms Data
Ansoomeen Evens
Chambersburg
Sept, Jr
Gus Glib
Huntting
Ewan
Shibmey
Middletown
West
Locals Begin Campaign Saturday At Youngsville
A scrambled report notes local teams opening campaign at Youngsville with Beavers expected to field backfield and line, while opponents include Union City and Grove City in a weekend schedule. Details on players Braden, Laurie, and McGws litters the roster as scrimmages set the tone for the upcoming series.
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Hivavers
HuWkes Hs
Younpavilie
Bulunlay
Dan Vamdy
Frank ‘Laurie
Oia
Bracken
Via Linthey
Hrentti
Fewrites
Funes
Louis Radeckt
Byler Eleveny
Lew Gesons
Braver Qahoys
Beavers
Havng
Sharpe
Trusville
Kaan
Union City Sway
Grove City
Ville mWay
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Erie Public Auditorium
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Grays
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Brooklyn AN Stars
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Soming
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Joe Dobson
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Scranton
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Max Baer
Jersey City
Comiskey Light
Jack Singer
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Youngstown
Rogers Hornsby
Bradley
League OF Nations
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Sioux Falls
Holland
Mitchell
Mr. Nation
Norfolk, Neb
Pirates
Debs Garris
Coast Guard Academy
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Frisch
Texas
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Sabei
By Chg Young
Ladies City
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