Meadville overwhelms Corry 44 to 0 in football rout
Meadville High Bulldogs blasted Corry High 44 to 0 as a youthful Meaville squad dominated from start to finish. Corry’s offense managed only 39 total yards and one first down while Meadville rode three early scores to a lopsided victory before about 3,000 fans.
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Dartmouth Dark Horse Leads 1934 Football Preview
United Press reports a mix of returning stars and new talent across major programs. Princeton, Michigan, Yale, Colgate, Fordham, Harvard, Navy, Cornell, Brown, and Penn anticipate varying degrees of strength as training begins, with Dartmouth billed as the Rust Belt era dark horse. Strong squads and rebuilding challenges shape early forecasts for the season.
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Jos Stancock
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Ducky) Bond
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Pittsburg Six Day Cycle Race at Duques Garden
Unicon press reports Pittsburgh hosts the second international six day cycle event at Duques Garden beginning midnight Sunday September 23. Torchy Peden, the red haired husky Oxadian rider, is teamed with Julez to compete and faces strong opposition in the event.
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Brouillard Built Up For Varosz Fight In Pittsburgh
Lou Brouillard, former middleweight champion, will be showcased in Pittsburgh this winter as a warmup for a possible title match with Varosz Yarosz. Promoter Beck plans a October 1 bout at Duquesne Garden and aims to lease dates through the winter, with an eventual title bout estimated to draw an $80,000 to $90,000 gate in Pittsburgh. Brouillard’s opponent is to be determined, described as a solid middleweight, as talks continue following his loss to Dundee last year and a recent win over Homestead middleweight Anson Green.
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Jamestown Beats Lakewood 33 to 2 In Season Opener
Jamestown High School opened the 1934 football season with a 33 to 2 win over Lakewood High at the lakeside field before about 3000 spectators. Lakewood’s defense held at times, stopping Jamestown near the twenty-yard line, as Bierymidn and the line produced key plays. Jamestown yielded seven first downs to three by Lakewood. the Red and Green backfield clicked on offense and defense.
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Petrolla Nine Eliminated 1-0 by Rosenblooms
Petrolle Nine falls 1-0 to the Cleveland Rosenblooms in front of 19 000 fans, ending their bid at the National Baseball Federation tournament. Cleveland had handed Petrolle their first loss of the event the day prior.
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Ross and M larkin Await Gong Tonight
The world welterweight title bout between Bartey Ross and Jimmy McLarkin was postponed for rain and moved to Monday night at Madison Square Garden. Wagering runs brisk with Ross the 7 to 5 favorite as McLarnin seeks to prove him the stronger puncher in a fight that could end the veteran’s career.
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Today’s Sports Parade in Newport Gossip Patch
Henry McLemore reports from Newport on September 14 about Perry and Wood in Wimbledon memories, Crity’s Broadway link, Stripp to Giants next year, Cubs buying players, and yacht dreams. Also mentions golf club limits, a film feature, and various trades and rumors across baseball and golf.
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Encky Harris
Earl Averill
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Sammy West
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Yesterday's Heroes and Shifts in Baseball Highlights
Short fragment recounts Charlie Gehringer’s Tigers homer in the twelfth to defeat the Senators aided by Cochrane and Hal Schumacher’s five hit win for the Giants over the Cardinals. Harvey Harmen leads a 27 sophie squad of 82, while Mal Stevens at NYU begins a new regime with nine 1&1 terms and a 60-man squad amid bleak prospects.
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Gehrig Tops MLB Batting Title With 362 Average
New York Yankee first baseman Lou Gehrig led the American League batting race with a .362 average as of Thursday, while Paul Waner held the National League crown at .360. Gehrig also led in home runs with 45, as Mel Ott topped NL hitters with 35. Vernon Gomez and Schoonhey Rowe led pitching in the AL and NL respectively, with 25 and 23 wins. Jerome Dean led the NL with 25 victories, Hal Schumacher second at 21.
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Boggs Captures West Penn Women’s Golf Championship
Mrs. W. G. Boggs of Chartiers Heights Country Club wins the women’s West Penn golf championship. She defeats Mrs. J Raymond Price, the former champion, 5 and 4 in a semifinal match to fulfill a lifetime ambition.
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Tigers Win In 12th To Stretch Lead In League
New York. Sept. 16 Detroit pennant hopefuls roared to a 6-1 win over Washington in 12 innings as Hank Greenberg tied the game with a homer in the ninth and Charlie Gehringer followed with a game winning drive. Pete Fox delivered a clutch double to spark Cochrane's single, while Detroit’s pitching dominated after Burke’s early work. The Tigers widened their lead over the Yankees to four and a half games as Earl Averill homered for Cleveland.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Dozens of Scores Reported
Yesterday's games show American league results with Cleveland 12 over New York 5 Chicago 1 Boston 0 and Philadelphia 92 over St Louis 74 Detroit 6 Washington 4 National league tallies New York 4 St Louis Boston 4 Cincinnati 3 all games included in the day's listings.
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