Giants and Cubs vie in tight NL pennant race
New York Giants split doubleheaders with the Chicago Cubs as the pennant chase tightens in the National League. Olf Melton and Sanny French led victories for the Giants and Cubs respectively, while the Dodgers and Phillies delivered big offensive games in later contests. The Yankees lead the American League by a wide margin as the stretch run begins.
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Dukes Open Season at Forbes Field In 192? Prospect
Duquesne University builds a strong football squad with 37 players led by senior veterans and sophomores. Head coach John P. Smith aims to defend the city championship against Pitt and Carnegie Tech, with season opens Friday night at Forbes Field against Waynesburg and a later game with West Virginia Wesleyan.
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Bears to visit Erie Stadium October 6 for charity game
Sept 13 report from Brin shows the Chicago Bears of the NFL will appear at Erie Stadium against Warren Pros on Wednesday night October 6. The charity game benefits the Christian Good Cheer Fund, sponsored by the Dispatch Herald. Notable Bears include Bronko Nagurski and Sam Feathers in a historic first major league football appearance for the district.
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Olympic Committee to Meet in November
The quad tennis meeting of the American Olympia Association will be held in Washington D C on November 17. The site was decided by the executive committee which advanced the admittance of 11 new organizations, bringing total membership to 106.
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Hoylen and Collins Set for Presidents Cup Final
At Cory Country Club Teo Hoylen and Jack Collins, top low handicap players, advance to the Presidents Cup final after Hoylen edges Paulson in a bruising Sunday finale. Collins trails Hoylen by two strokes as they prepare for next Sunday's title decider with qualifying rounds underway.
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Columbus Wins A. A. Pennant In Tight Race
Columbus clinched the American Association pennant and a 4000 prize, finishing one game ahead of Toledo as Milwaukee and Minneapolis completed strong seasons. Toledo nabbed 2000 for second place by beating Louisville, while Columbus and Milwaukee prepared for playoff pairings ahead of the league series.
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Joy Among Money Winners In Tourney
Tony Guy and Carry S You Professi onal teamed to a 67 in the Churchill Valley Country Club annual pro amateur tourney in Pittsburgh. Emil Husseiman joined to place fourth, while Joe Paletti and F G Reiter led the field with B3. Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh posted 88, 33 3 78 for the individual score.
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South America Polo Team Seeks Open Crown Return
Westbury N Y Sept 14 The U S Open Polo championship looked set to return to South America for the first time since 1931 as Argentina’s San Jose and Anesse dominated the semi finals. San Jose beat Aurora 14 8 after breaking a 4 4 half time deadlock, showcasing a 27 goal outfit and overwhelming power.
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Creating Fine Perfumes
A famous Parisian fragrance required forty eight essences and over two years of experiments, illustrating the time and craft behind fine perfume making as described in Collier's Weekly.
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Von Cramm Bows To Redhead In U S Title Match
In New York Budge defends American tennis prestige by defeating Germany's von Cramm at Forest Hills in a crowd of 15,000. Budge won the third match of the season over von Cramm as the United States eyes a 1938 Davis Cup defense. Chilean Anita Lizares beat Poland's Jadwig Jedrzejowska in straight sets to win the women's title, the first all foreign final and first US title leave since 1930.
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England
Yesterday's Hero Tommy Bridges Delivers Three Shutouts For Detroit
Yesterday's hero Tommy Bridges pitched three strong games against Chicago, lifting Detroit by a half game in the pennant chase with the Yankees within reach. Scholastic results list several high school scores including Titusville 0 St. Joseph's Oil City 0 and Ellwood City 27 Wesleyville 0, plus Windber 0 and Erie Tech 13 McKees Rocks 7.
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