Local sports roundup touches Beaver game and stars
A broad sport column notes Beavers struggles and hopes for a rebound against Youngsville, with Kane hiring three officials for home games, and Jack Pearson moving to Franklin. It highlights East vs Academy clashes, ONeil’s re-signing with Buffalo, Lions’ edge over East in past meetings, Corry Golf Championship entrants, Titusville at Oil City, and minor league notes.
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Beavers
Delirum State
Youngsville
Kane
Gus Anderson
Joe Martin
Red Cochrane
Jack Pearson
Ol City
Franklin
Hud Wells
Warren
Red Jackets
Tonawanda
Erie Stadium
East
Academy
New York Yankee Tarim
Permants
O'Neil
Steve O'Neil
Buffalo Bisons
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lions
Ted
Corry Country Club
Bill Dykes
Howard Sheen
Charley Shuss
Pete Boyd
James Lewis
Jamestown Maplehurst
Beaver
Oil City
Titusville Rockets
Lake Placida
Adirondacks
Cour
Lou Nova to Box Galento Tonight in Philadelphia Ring
Boxing preview notes Lou Nova will box Tony Galento rather than slug. Nova aims to outbox in early rounds at Municipal Stadium, with bets on his punch power and evasive style. The piece mentions crowds, opponents, past bouts, and local prep in Union City and surrounding teams.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
Philadelphia
Lou Nova
Tony Galento
Municipal Stadium
Novals
Lou
Tony
Saimé Stadium
Dempsey
Tunney
Nova
Alameda Adonis
California
Vitory
Maxie Baer
Galenta
Baer
Galento
Louis
Maxie Rosenbloom
Slapsie Maxie
Batlind
Nove
Bob McAllister
Los Angeles Olympic Club
Tin
Dempsey Dhrine
Union City
Ley-Tuhney
North East
Fred Pusch
Tailles
Erie
Quath J
Oo. Jones
Titusville
Warren
Corry
Greenville
Kane
Meadville
Franklin
City keg league leads by Afro Supply No 1 squad
Aero Supply No 1 team set the pace in the City Bowling League after the second week of competition last evening. Loblaws and Corry Jamestown won three games. Aero No 1, Superior Cleaning, Kespers, and City Market each won two. Al Baressi posted the high average for the evening.
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Aero Supply No. 1
Loblaws
Corry-Jamestown
Aero No. 1
Kespers
Orry City Bowling League
W. Em Pot
Aero A. A
City Market
Citizens National Bank
Phoenix Grill
Aero A. A. NO
BET Gohen
Lobiaws Peers Etes
Kasper's -Secserereeeee
Waterhouse Garage
Steel Age
Ees
Winner of Tonight's Fight To Meet Louis Beee
The National Baking Association announces a rule limiting title contenders to the three top heavies. Tony Galento Low Nova and Bob Pastor are named as the leading challengers for Joe Louis' crown. The winner of the Galento Nova bout in Philadelphia tonight will be the top challenger. Pastor is rated second. The loser takes third place.
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Washington
National Baking Association
Hitle
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
Low Nova
Bob Pastor
Philadelphia
Pastor
Bears Over Newark Red Wings Triumph
In the International League playoffs the Newark Bears lead 2-1 after a 9-4 victory over the Giants, while the Red Wings tied the series with the Bisons at one win apiece after a 2-0 win in Rochester. Bill Rirks, an eight game winner, gets the Newark start tonight to even the series. Ken Tennberger of the Red Wings pitched a 2-0 shutout against Buffalo.
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Jersey City Giants
Bill Rirks
Newark Bears
Bears
Rochester
Red Wings
Buffalo Bisons
Ken of
Tennberger
Bisons
Geneva Loses Youngstown In Football Opener
Youngstown College opened its football season with a 20 to 7 victory over Geneva College in Geneva. The win comes as a surprise as Youngstown delivers a strong start on the road.
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Geneva
Yankees Need Only Three Wins To Cinch Pennant
The New York Yankees on September 15 face a crucial three victories to clinch the American League pennant after a 6-1 loss to Buck Newsom and the Tigers. Babe Dahlgren scored on Tommy Henrich's double in the ninth, as New York failed to score until the final inning. Other games saw the Indians edge the Red Sox 8-7, Dutch Leonard secure his 11th win as Washington beat the Browns 5-1, the Athletics beat the White Sox in 10 innings, Cincinnati beating the Giants twice, the Cardinals beating the Bees 6-3, the Cubs taking both ends of a doubleheader from the Phillies, and Brooklyn splitting with Pittsburgh.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Yanks
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Jone
Newsom
Babe Dahljeren
Tommy Henrich
Red Sox
Indians
Campbell
Grimes
Tribe
Teach
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Browns
Athletics
White Sox
Dee Miles
Cincinnati
Giants
Paul Derringer
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Bob Elliott
Pirates
Lettermen to Start for Beavers in Opener
Gosch and Byler's jitters eased as Beavers held a regular workout at Loveland Athletic Field. A veteran, all lettermen team will play tomorrow against Youngsville High, with kickoff set for 2 80 o'clock. Youngsville arrives modestly confident after one game loss to Warren. Bleachers go up at Loveland Field as preparations begin for the inaugural contest.
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Gosch Russ Byler
Beavers
Loveland Athetic
Vetétan
Youngs
Four in Field for Golf Crown at U S Amateur
Four youngsters who eliminated the headline heroes with blistering pace in the opening rounds start two 28 hole matches at Worthshire Country Club today for berths in the finals of the U S Amateur Championship. Don Schumacher of Dallas faces Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie New York and Marvin Ward of Spokane meets Art Doering of Chicago.
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Glenview
Worth Shire Country Club
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Tex
Ray Billows
Poughiteensie
N. J
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Art Doering
Chicago
Dodgers Triumph Over Pirates in NFL Debut
New York report notes the Brooklyn Dodgers edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 19 to 7 in their eastern division debut at Ebbets Field. Ace Parker starred with passing and kicking, contributing to every Dodger scoring play including a touchdown, field goal, and a safety.
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Dodgers
Pirate
United Press New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
National Football League
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ace Parker
Patsy Clark
Pirates
Ebbets
Parker
Yesterday's Hero Cubs Roll Phillies 13-1 Behind Root
Charlie Root, the oldest active major leaguer at 39, pitched the Cubs to a 13-1 win over the Phillies and contributed a homer with a man aboard.
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Charlie Root
Heauer
Cubs
Phillies
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