Giants Back In Race For Loop Flag
Pittsburgh Sept 15 A new era in football will begin October 1 when Carnegie Tech opens its schedule against Davis and Elkins with hopes for wins and fewer defeats. Coach Bill Kern fields 44 players with 18 lettermen and plans an unbalanced line, aiming to polish plays before facing Holy Cross Notre Dame and Pitt.
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Sportsmen Urged to Back County Field Day Event
Dr John Koehler president of the Erie County Sportsmen's League urged county sportsmen to support the 1988 Field Day at the league game farm south of Fairview. He noted plans to stock pheasants and highlighted the league's wildlife production including tens of thousands of trout and released rabbits and other fish. the event aims to boost state game commission stocking and club cooperation.
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Adamick to Face Lewis in Heavyweight Title Bout Tonight
Philadelphia dispatch reports Jim Adamick of Michigan and John Henry Lewis of Pittsburgh will clash at Convention Hill tonight for a chance at the heavyweight crown. The bout promises hard punches as both fighters seek a decisive victory to earn a shot at the sport’s top title.
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Beavers Poised For Solid Season In Preview
Corry Beavers appear set to hold their own in most of eight scheduled games this season after a strong preview against Warren High School reserves. Opening with Wesleyville, then Youngsville away, followed by Meadville Titusville Union City Oil City and Frantelin in successive weeks. Inter-club drills endorsed, offering real competition before the season as coach Russ Byler aims to improve through early practice and fan access to grid candidates.
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Titusville Group Bats Tie .407 Clip In Season Summary
Group Bats posted a .407 team batting average with 24 hits in 59 at bats and 5 runs. Larry Lowing led Titusville with 34 hits in 71 plate appearances for a .479 average, while Mack hit .444 in limited games. Stokes led pitching with 3–1 record. Cassett went 7–4 with 88⅝ innings, 82 hits allowed, 61 strikeouts, and 19 walks.
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Franklin Opens Season At Home Against Penn High
Franklin High’s eleven opens its season Saturday at home versus Penn High of Greenville. The Red and Black squad shows good condition and scrap spirit under Coach Francis Siegel, with backfield talent including Carmen Fonte Ralph Beggs and George Patrick Bid Jim Monarch, plus improved ends and a promising line.
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Giants Rally Vows After Pitt Pirates Slump
The New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 3-0 and 10-3 to trim their deficit in the National League pennant race, as Hal Schumacher and Harry Gumbert quieted the Pirates’ hitters. The Pirates’ lead shrank to 3 games as their pitching faltered and injuries added to woes.
Hunt Will Meet Maroin Tourney
Gil bert A Hunt and Margot Lamb the dynamite twins who topped the tennis world return to action in quarter final National singles matches. Hunt, a GWU math student, projects how a win over Makooday would lift his national ranking and possibly earn a Big Ten berth. Also notes an upcoming Corry Rod and Gun Club meeting at 8 pm Friday at the American Legion home.
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Amateur golf field cut to four at Oakmont
At Oakmont Pa on a brisk day 16 players faced 18 hole matches trimming the field to four. Canadian Joseph Trotpson from Hamilton Ontario survived a fierce duel with Fred Haas before winning in sudden death to remain the lone foreign challenger for the national amateur title. Johnny Goodman former champion advanced with two easy wins while Johnny Fischer kept his form winning his matches. Others including Charlie Yates and several Walker Cup names were eliminated in the first rounds.
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Snead Opens Bid For West Virginia Open Crown
Wheeling, Sept. 15 Sam Snead, golfing ace of White Sulphur Springs, was ready to start his bid for a third straight West Virginia Open title. He planned to begin his campaign today after a practice round.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Baseball scores show American results with Boston defeating Detroit 9 to 2 and Philadelphia 3 to 3 St Louis. National league notes include New York 3 to 10 loss, Pittsburgh 0 to 3, Cincinnati 2 to 8, Philadelphia 9 to 2. several games rained out. Today schedule lists New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at New York.
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Yesterday's Hero Hal Schumacher Shuts Out Pirates in Seven-Hit Victory
Hal Schumacher, crippled Giants pitcher, delivered a complete game shutout over the Pirates, allowed seven hits and secured a crucial win. Schumacher's resilient performance highlighted his durability and star status for New York.
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