Beavers Prep for Youngsville Clash After Warren Bout
Coach Lou Hanna’s Corey High Beavers prepare for Friday’s away game at Youngsville. Irons needed in tackling, blocking, and end play as last week’s opener exposed weaknesses. The team aims to sharpen strategy, improve punt return speed, and avoid a repeat of yardage losses while anticipating a tougher test against Youngsville’s offensive power.
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Yesterday's Minor League Results Highlight IL Games
In the International League Syracuse edged Newark 4 to 3 while Jersey City won 3 to 1. Montreal led 2 to 1 in another contest as Rochester defeated Buffalo 6 to 0.
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Athletics Win Two Games From Boston Red Sox
The Athletics swept the Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader at Shibe Park as Philadelphia tightened its grip on the American League pennant race. New York crushed Washington in a separate game, while St Louis gained on Cincinnati and the Dodgers surged after a big inning. Standout Stan Musial hit three homers for the Cardinals as Pittsburgh and Philadelphia claimed wins to stay in the pennant chase.
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Hamiton leads 2-1 in pon y league playoff series
Hamilton holds a 2-1 lead in a best of seven playoff series after a 11-4 win over Jamestown while Bradford leads Batavia 3-1 following an 18-9 victory.
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Lae Bette Scores Across Leagues in Mixed Results
Yesterday in CAN LEAGUE 8 final scores include St. Louis five Cleveland four Philadelphia six four Boston four New York twenty two Washington five one Detroit one Chicago zero. National League games show Pittsburgh seven Chicago three Brooklyn ten New York five Philadelphia three zero and Boston one St Louis seventy seven GIACINNATI minus five.
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Kid Gavilan Stabbed In Harlem Fight
Kid Gavilan, 24, welterweight, was stabbed in the neck during a street confrontation in Harlem after a taxi blocked the road. Philip Anderson, 31, a private detective, was wounded in the face. two suspects were arrested while others fled. Gavilan and Anderson were hospitalized. both were discharged later.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine as Cardinals Sweep Reds Duo
Batting star Batine Stam Musial of the Cardinals hit three home runs as St Louis swept Cincinnati 7-5 and 7-4. Pitcher Carl Scheib of the Athletics shut out the White Sox 4-0 in the second game of a doubleheader, stifling Button Rea Sox with a two hit effort in a rare misplay doubleheader sequence.
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Annual field meet draws over two thousand attendees
Cony Rod and Gun Club hosted its annual field meet east of Columbus under ideal weather. More than 2,000 occupied grounds at peak, with strong crowds at skeet shooting, dog trials, and drawing events. Winners included Beck of Wattsboro for first in coon trials, Red Arrow and Red Bird owned by Fred Garfield, and Cochran's Mike from Waterford. Bud Osboros and others tied for second in skeet, with a best score of 50 by Barnes. Meadvile and Erie shooters placed in various ties. Prizes featured rifles, an electric mixer, and a 12 gauge shotgun drawn as seller’s prize.
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Erie Sailors Win again in playoff push toward seventh game
In Johnstown Pennsylvania the Erie Sailors overwhelmed Johnstown 13 to 4 to tie the Middle Atlantic League title series at two games each. Dale Fisher limited the loss to a few early hits as Erie built a five run lead and pulled away with a five run outburst in the sixth inning.
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Blakely High Wins to Reach 24-Game Football Streak
Blakely High extended its Pennsylvania scholastic football winning streak to 24 by beating Dickson City 48-40. Tyrone lost for the first time in 30 games, 15-0 to Bellywood-Ams. Clifton fell to 9-1 with a 14-8 loss to Jeannette as weekend action highlighted western upsets and state-wide results.
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High Reserves Open Season at Warren for Drapane Second Team
Warren hosts Corry High School reserves this afternoon in the season opener. Many players see first-time varsity potential as standouts may be tapped for later contests. The scrimmage provides playing time for all and builds valuable experience for the squad.
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Field of 128 Seeking Women's Amateur Title at Merion
Merion, Pa September 1 field of 128 golfers tees off to crown the United States Women's Amateur champion after seven matches. Defending champ Grace Lenayk of Newington, Conn., is listed as a strong contender though her form has fluctuated amid stern early rounds and rising competition from other noted players.
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Kansas City Open crowns Jui Ferrier in rough course win
Juyi Ferrier wins the revived Kansas City Open after a steady 70 final round to finish 277, eleven under par, at Swope Park. Dick Metz of Arkansas City places second with 281, Cary Midalecoff and Dave Douglay tie for third at 285, each earning shares of prize money including 550 for the third place finisher.
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Miss Pratnes Stephens Wins British Women's Golf Crown
Miss Pratnes Stephens of Soulle Ene wins the Louch British Women's Golf Tournament, achieving a double by also claiming the American crown this year.
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