Yarosz Wins Title in Poor Bout in Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz defends his world welterweight crown against Vince Dundee before a 26,000 crowd in Pittsburgh. Referee Al Grayber upheld the decision after a tough 15-round bout with both fighters trading blows and body shots, Yarosz gaining the edge late.
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Washington Lunch Faces Aeros In City Baseball League Playoffs
The series opens with Washington Lunch and Aero Supply in a five game City Baseball League title race. Key pitchers Koestner Haenel and Jackson headline the rosters with Daye and Sproveri battling behind the plate and in the outfield.
Yarosz Wins Middleweight Bout In Newark Victory
Teddy Yarosz defeats Vince Dundee on points in Newark to claim the world middleweight title despite Dundee’s late rally. Other results list Paul Fitzsimmons and Dizzy Brown in regional bouts as boxing headlines fill this sports roundup.
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New York Penn League Opens Season September 23
The New York Penn Football League slated its 1951 season start for September 23 with seven games across Jamestown Warren Mayville and Johnsonburg. The Crescents Liberty Stevens and other teams feature a competitive schedule through November 5. The opening day pitted Liberty Stevens against the Crescents in Jamestown.
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Yesterday's Heroes by Thamy Dykes and Syl Duhnsun Play
Yesterday's Heroes highlights a White Sox batter Thamy Dykes singling with runners aboard in the seventh. Phillies pitcher Syl Duhnsun shuts down the Carils and former mates, delivering key five bits of action.
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Tigers cling to league lead amid crackup fears
Detroit Tigers hold a slim pace atop the league as a dangerous crackup threat looms with a four-game edge over the Yankees in the late 1934 style pennant chase. A rough stretch included setbacks to the Athletics and Red Sox, while the Giants and Browns also mixed results in a crowded standings scramble.
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Big Ten Standings Forecast for 1933 Season
The 1933 Big Ten season outlook covers Michigan and Ohio State rebuilds, Iowa and Northwestern hopes, Wisconsin comeback, Chicago improvement, Indiana and Purdue reinforcements. Key players named include Duane Pyrgig, Garber, Ossie Salem, and George Rotter, with teams banking on fresh talent to challenge for division titles.
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Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues Dozen Cities
Yesterday's scores from Philadelphia Cleveland New York Boston Detroit Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and more are listed with partial team pairings and unclear results. Today’s schedule includes Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Data Only games and several National matches in New York Chicago and St Louis.
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Five game series opens in City Baseball League title chase
The City Baseball League starts a best of five for the championship with the first round champs Rexo Supply facing Washington Lunch. Notes point to lineup shuffles, suspended players, and probable mound duels as fans anticipate strong gate for a tighter playoff run.
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FisherJoy Tie For Runnerup In Golf Tourney
Wanna Sept 12 at Cav Werendell of Erie tied for second with Henry Fisher of Warren and Tony May of Corry, each carding 62 to share runnerup honors in a club pro am contest. Albert Bliss of Linney Callaway Bradford also tied for second with Creal and Harold Smith, as the district association plans further events.
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Brains Over Brawn in Tennis Duel Says Beasley
Henry McLemore profiles Mercer Beasley who argues Wilmer Allison must outthink Fred Perry to win the national title. Beasley explains Allison’s victory over Sidney Wood hinged on strategic, brain driven ball placement and tempo control rather than raw shot power.
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Boxing results from Brooklyn to Buffalo card
A chaotic fight report lists bouts across cities. Pacha defeated fan in Los Angeles while Lo jail outpointed Hava Hihtio in Buffalo and Soronton outpointed Jimmy Murray in Los Angeles.
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