Erie East High Overwhelms Beavers 51 to 0
Corry Evening Journal reports Erie East High crushed the Beavers 51 to 0 in a Saturday football game. The piece notes Beavers players, coach prompts, and community skepticism about fielding a strong semi pro squad, urging commitment and practice as the team contends with tough peers and uneven early results.
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Corry Beavers Suffer Lopsided Loss to Fast Erie Gridders
Corry High School faced a decisive defeat as Erie High School's fast, powerful attack overwhelmed the Beavers. The visitors led early, then pulled away with multiple touchdowns, while Corry struggled on offense and defense, prompting coach McCall to reassess for upcoming Westfield clash.
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Warren beats Youngsville in first football win of season
Warren High School Dragons defeated the Piercemen 21 to 6 on Saturday. Gilliland of Youngsville scored first on a 60 yard run, but Warren answered late in the first half and added two more scores in the third quarter. Substitutions were frequent as both teams showed inexperience. lineups and player changes listed.
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National League Race Believed Between Cards and Robins
Wesleyville will meet Girard in a co county series after an arbitration board ruled in Girard's favor over Wesleyville regarding player Williams. Williams, claimed resident status and eligibility were disputed. board found no Lawrence Park city records for him, affecting Williams' eligibility in the series. Now Girard and Wesleyville must arrange a three game series or a single game if agreed, with Williams ineligible to compete.
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Allegheny College Football Outlook Brightens Under Grim
Training camp under Head Coach Harry W. Grim revives the Allegheny College football program as veterans Crumhag, Garback, Denison, Varano, Berger and Knapp lead a strong backfield and line. Ari Bulker shifts to guard, with Meadeville Methodists optimistic for their Oct 4 opener against Edinboro State Teachers in Meadville.
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Big Ten Teams Open Practice Sessions Today
Notre Dame faces one of its strongest schedules as large and small schools begin practice. Western conference rules limit practice before Sept. 15 while Notre Dame and other major teams eye the official opening. Notre Dame schedules Navy Army California and others with fall games to follow.
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Brooklyn Leads as Robins Press Pennant Race
George Kirkley reports Brooklyn and St. Louis remain the top contenders for the National League title as Brooklyn holds a half game edge after a win over Cincinnati and Chicago drops further behind. The Cubs, Phillies, Giants, and Pirates all jockey for position with pivotal series ahead at Ebbets Field and Comiskey Park.
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Mountain League forms with four towns
Ridgway St Marys Clearfield and DuBois organize a six game Mountain League to start in October. Officers are elected Vincent Laterhand presiding Theo Lore Kurts secretary and treasurer Lloyd Anderson to represent Ridgway Four directors from each team named Schedule shows Oct 5 Ridgway at Clearfield Oct 19 DuBois at DuBois Oct 23 Clearfield at Ridgway Oct 25 St Marys at Ridgway Oct 29 Clearfield at Clearfield Nov 2 St Marys at Ridgway Nov 3 DuBois at Ridgway Nov 16 St Marys at St Marys.
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Scores from Yesterday and Schedule Across Leagues
Baseball scores show Chicago 2 Washington 1 in 10 innings and New York 10 Detroit 3 with Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 1. Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2 Boston 7 St Louis 4. Pittsburgh 8 New York 1 10 innings. National League games include Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston and Pittsburgh at New York.
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Morgan Yacht Skipper Aids Defender In Second Race
Harold Vanderbilt sails Enterprise to defend the America’s Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock V. Enterprise, after winning the first race, faces Lipton in a triangular 10 nautical mile course starting off Brenton’s Reef, with moderate southerly winds forecast.
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Union City Nine Loses In Donation Event At Lake
Union City nine faced a defeat as the Independents donation drive at the lake drew participation from Cana, Baresi, Gils, Debary and Landers of Union City. The Union lineup included these players, with results reflecting the day’s matchup.
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Wanted Middleaged Women for Housework
A terse notice from Mere William Long at No 5 Wyk Street in Tinton City Pa calls for middle aged women to perform housework. The short classified item provides no additional details beyond the employment request.
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Doeg Wins National Tennis Title in Spectacular Fashion
John Doeg, a Santa Monica native born December 7, 1908, defeats Frank X. Fields 10 6, 1 6 4 to claim the national tennis crown. The 6 1. 150-pound champion, nicknamed Happy John, is from a tennis playing family and is praised for his grim focus and flamboyant on court demeanor.
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