Gators Schedule Include Three Home Games This Fall
Allegheny College football's schedule lists three home games against Otterbein on Oct 4, Haverford on Oct 8, and Grave Gily on Oct 92 while other fixtures feature Hiram Buffalo and Thiel. Also notes six man drills starring McKean Wattsburg Waterford and other local prep sports updates.
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Lone debuts with kayo in Farrel home crowd
In Farrell Pa before about 3000 fans Billy Lone of Fort Pa won by knockout over Charles Weise of Brooklyn in the second round of an eight count knockdown fight lasting two minutes and twenty seconds. Lone opened with a flurry that closed Weise’s left eye with a series of head punches.
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Betty Abernethy Elim in Pennsylvan ia Coif Match
Pittsburgh Sept 14 Betty Abernethy of Oakmont Pa was eliminated in the second round of the Pennsylvania Women's Golf Association championship at the Pittsburgh Field Club. Hight among the sharp shooters, including Mrs N of Philadelphia, the field saw Abernethy fall 1 up in the final hole to Miss CC Ryan of New York City.
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Beavers Impress in Practice Showing Before Wesleyville Opener
Ardent football fans saw the Beavers defeat Warren Reserves 26 to 12 in a Loveland Field scrimmage as Coach Byler and assistant Bill Myers evaluate players for Saturday’s season opener with Wesleyville. Key backs Kepple and Williams starred on drives and Dingfelder had a 38 yard interception return, while linemen held firm though backfield consistency wavered.
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John Allen is Lost for Year
Cleveland Indians announce star pitcher John Allen is out for the season after X rays show a chipped bone in his elbow. Doctors order rest and a return X ray in November possibly followed by surgery. Allen previously beat five, lost one since July in the All-Star game context.
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Honour and Surrender in a Medieval Siege Tale
In a late medieval Anglo French siege a French town garrisoned by English forces offered surrender if English aid arrived. Rescuers never came, the French general died, and the English kept a vow by kneeling before the coffin, bearing the keys of the town in a somber procession.
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Yesterday American League scores show New York 7 Cleveland 1 and Detroit 3 Boston 3 with Washington 7 2. Chicago 1 8. Philadelphia Saint Louis affected by rain. National League games included Boston Chicago 2 and multiple rain postponements with Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia involved. Today schedule lists New York at Cleveland Boaton at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Chicago Fitsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Veterans Back With Rams Again This Year Fordham
New York September 14 The seven Blocks of Granite broken by graduation losses and 18 lettermen return to Fordham under Coach Jim Crowley as he rebuilds a powerful line and passing game. With two-a-day practices starting September 12 and a schedule including Upsala, Fordham braces for a tough season amid absences of standout ends and guards.
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Cubs Lose Out To Bees While Bucs Are Idle
The Chicago Cubs fall 5-2 to the Boston Bees as Jim Weaver limits the Cubs to four hits for his 13th win. The Pirates plan a double header with the Giants to try to widen their NL lead while the Yankees top Indians 7-1 in the AL. Red Ruffing wins his 21st as New York extends its lead. Detroit beats Boston 9-3. Washington and Chicago White Sox split. Philadelphia at St Louis rainout.
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Budge and Marble Resume National Tennis Play
Don Budge the defending men’s champion and Alice Marble top America’s contenders resume action in the national singles championships as rain delays end. Quarters set after four matches in each upper bracket with Redheaded Badge of Oakland facing Charles W. Hare of England and Miss Marble from Los Angeles meeting Dorothy Stevenson of Australia.
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Ex Notre Dame Hero Leads Rams Schedule Gauntlet
Waynesburg notes that a former member of the Poor Horsemen must field a strong team to avoid further losses as the Rams face Purdue Oregon Pitt St Marys North Carolina South Carolina and NCU in sequence.
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Clark sharp touch for Teddy Yarosz
Rochester report says Teddy Yarosz of Monaca Pennsylvania, former middleweight champion, earned another win over Timmy Cur of Jamestown New York. Yarosz, 162 pounds, defeated Clark at 156 with steady punches delivering decisive blows in the first and eighth rounds of a ten round main bout.
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Doubtful Dukes Possess Power to Win Crown
Duquesne University seeks gridiron glory as the Night Riders aim for past heights after key graduations. The 1938 squad, averaging 190 pounds on the line and 174 in the backfield, faces replacements on the left line. Season opener is September 23 at Waynesburg College Charleroi stadium. Upcoming slate includes Texas Tech, Pitt, West Virginia Wesleyan, Mississippi State, Detroit, South Carolina, Carnegie Tech, Miami University, and Niagara University.
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Yesterday's Hero Red Ruffing Leads Yanks to Victory
Yesterday's hero Red Ruffing, ex major leaguer from southern Indiana, earned his 21st win and pitched the Yankees to a victory over the Indians. American Association playoffs saw Milwaukee beat St Paul 2 to 0 while Kansas City over Indianapolis in a vain effort.
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16 to Survive in Tournament After Today
United Press staffer reports from Oakmont Pennsylvania that 16 golfers will survive the opening rounds of the National Amateur Championship after today as 64 entries begin match play. Johnny Goodman defends, Bobby Jones era lore. Gust Moreland shot 70 to two day total 146, Willie Carnega 148 for two days.
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Penn State Freshmen Practice Begin as 73 Yearlings Arrive
Penn State freshmen coach Mary McAndrews evaluated 73 yearling candidates in Gettysburg, Pa. The batch, fitted with uniforms, prepares for their first practice day ahead of a demanding five-game schedule.
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