Today in Sport Amd Amateur Open Highlights and Night Football Rise
Grid rules new season speeds play and widens penalties while punters and blockers adapt to free ball rules. Golf's amateur championship opens Monday at Garden City with Toby Lyons representing North East. several top contenders and Barrett Melvin skip participation. Night football gains popularity as cornucopia of local sports notes, including Garbark’s majors return and Corry club matches driving weekend activity.
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Corry High faces promising yet green Beavers squad
Corry High School's 1936 Beavers, under head coach Russell Byler, show depth but a notably green lineup. Only four veterans mix with several inexperienced players as Byler trims the squad to about 35 and eyes a season opener against Wattsburg.
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Loss of 19 Regulars Proves Blow to Irish
Notre Dame coach Elmer Layden warns the 1936 squad will be inexperienced after 19 lettermen depart, with key losses at center quarterback and backfield. He promises the team will show up every Saturday as the Irish schedule includes Carnegie Tech, Washington University, Wisconsin, Pittsburgh, Ohio State, Navy, Army, Northwestern, and Southern California.
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Meadville High Rout Albion 25 to 0 in Big Win
Meadville Bulldogs routed Albion last night 25 0 showcasing a strong defense and offense. With 13 first downs to Albion’s four Meadville dominated the game and impressed many despite key players missing.
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Yesterday's Hero Carl Hubbell Dominates Giants Victory
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants pitched a four hit game securing his 23rd win of the season, extending his major league lead in victories and marking a standout performance as the day’s hero.
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Angott to Meet Sheppard in Eight Round Semi Final
Sammy Angott of Washington PA will face Lee Sheppard of Cleveland in the eight round semi final at Hickey Park Bowl Monday night. Oscar Rankin and Al Quail meet in the feature.
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Five Western State Teams In Ball Tourney
Five western Pennsylvania teams joined the National Baseball Dedication tournament opening in Cleveland. Benson led the Pittsburgh region with the Right to win the national sandlot title, while Grass Flat sent players from Clearfield Center Jefferson and Indiana counties. Canonsburg represented Washington county with Boswell Cambria and Smock from Fayette County as the other Western squads.
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Academy Upset 14 7 at Atlanta East Wins
Erie Academy High School football was upset by Tech High of Atlanta by 14 to 7 at Atlanta. It was Tech High’s fourth win in six games this season. Fast High of Drie defeated Sagi pany Michigan 6 to 0 at the Erie Stadium before a good sized crowd.
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Standings andScores From Yesterday and Today Games
Yesterday results show New York 14 Detroit 4 and Chicago 17 Philadelphia 2 among others. National league list includes St Louis 12 4 and Brooklyn 8 5. Today matchups include New York at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.
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Newark Rochester Back In Running For Governor Cup
Newark and Rochester surged back into contention in the Governor's Cup playoffs with 2–0 and 7–6 wins over Buffalo and Baltimore. Vito Tamutis homered and 5 hits in the Buffalo win, while Crabtree delivered a ninth inning homer for Rochester. Pirates open NFL season at Forbes Field against Boston Redskins tomorrow.
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Conrad Staves Off Late Attack to Win Second
Stan Conrad pitched a strong game for Corry Jamestown against First Warners in the City Baseball League last evening. He defeated Raymonds as his defense held off a late rally, collecting ten hits off Carl Coates and securing his second win of the week despite a rough sixth inning.
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Corry Jamestown Triumphs In Low-Scoring City League Game
Corry Jamestown defeated the Raymonds 6 to 4 as Paul Stroup drove in two in the second inning and Don Hand collected two RBIs. Oogie Roberts scored Raymonds lone early run, Wolf Mountain added two late RBIs for the Raymonds, but Conrad shut down the threat in the seventh. Standings show Aero Supply leading with four wins and seven losses, Raymonds close behind, Corry Jamestown tied for next week’s schedule with Friday’s Corry Jamestown game and Wednesday Raymonds versus Aero Supply.
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Americans Sweep Women’s Singles as Men Battle Abroad
ORMST HILLS N Y Sept 12 The American women’s singles title was secured for the sixth straight year with Safely In the United States. The men’s trophy looked set to leave for England as Jelen Jacobs and Alice Sparkl e clashed in the women’s final while J Donald Budge of Oakland Calif faced Frederick John Perry of England in the men's round to decide the American title.
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High school grid games moved to Washington Street grounds
School officials announced this fall that all five home football games will be played at the Washington Street field in Second Ward, citing central location and team votes favoring the present field over Aero Park. A snow fence will be erected around the Washington grounds this season. MEET OPENS MONDAY Greensburg Open golf championship starts Monday at Greensburg Country Club with professionals and amateurs from three states.
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Pirate Takes Hitting Lead In National League
By Leslie Avery United Press staff correspondent in New York September 12 The New York Giants have dominated major league batting in recent weeks while Paul Waner of the Pirates ascends toward the NL crown Waner now sits just under .373 after a 4-for-5 day against Boston pushing Pittsburgh to a 10-3 win over the Bees The Pirates trimmed Chicago’s deficit to 3 1/2 games as Giants, Cubs, and Cards won and lost in another day of tight pennant chase notes include Eagles garbled column and other game results spread across the circuit including Philadelphia’s 9-6 win over Cincinnati and Washington’s 7-2 victory over Cleveland Minor word garble retained for context but core update clear
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