Beaver Squad Facts Revealed In Silent Player List
A collector named Kenneth Burr lists seven seniors on the Beaver football squad with weights and ages. First team features Keith Fay as a 155 pound 16 year old junior end, and Joe Borkosky at 175 pounds 19 as fullback. line includes Bob Brown 185 and Ray Kerstetter 103. Second and third teams fill out positions with multiple juniors and sophomores, highlighting hopes for upcoming season and positional depth.
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Beaver
Kenneth Burr
Keith Fay
Nou
Letterman
Clyde Dingfelder
Thomas Crage
Gerald Lillie
Bob Brown
Bob
D McElroy
Ray Kerstetter
Walter Paulson
Martin Keppel
Chael Willams
Beavers
District Football Schedule Spreads Across Several Games
Several district football games are set for the weekend with Yourgeville at City, Bain at Meadville tonight, Titusville hosting Sheffield tomorrow, Eric Strong Vincent at Warren, Greenville at Franklin and Kane at Ridgway.
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Yourgeville
of City
Bainaro
Meadville
Titusville
Sheffield
Eric Strong Vincent
Warren
Greenville
Franklin
Kane
Glass beveling edges begins in early plate glass era
Historical note places plate glass and mirror manufacturing around 1891 with beveling edges starting soon after, possibly by 1700, indicating early practice in glasswork evolution.
Beavers Open 1938 Season Against Wesleyville at Loveland Field
Beavers of Lorry High School enter the opener as favorites against veteran Wesleyville, after strong practices and a 2:30 kickoff at Loveland Field tomorrow. Coaches rally behind an experienced lineup with nine veterans, while Wesleyville seeks a comeback after a 47 to 0 setback to Ellwood City.
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Lorry High School
Beavers
Wesleyvillé
Loveland Field
Tomornay
Jackert
Byler
South Streat
Warren
Wesleyville Club
Ellwood City
Corryites
Beaver
Oil City
Meadville
Titusville
Franklin
Kane
Rosa Byler
Keith Fay
Green
Drie
Lovelani
Don Haul
Tairview
Ed Pahle
Erie
John Grasberger
Ley Esac
Budge and Marble Lead National Tennis Semifinalists
Forest Hills N Y September 16 The two Americans top hopes for the United States in the National Tennis singles championships push toward the semifinals Budge seeks three more victories to become the first man to win all four majors in one year while Marble aims to regain the title she held two years ago facing Slammers and Hopman respectively in later rounds.
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Forest Hills
United States
J. Donald S Budge
Forest
Hilly
Bulge
Harry Hopman
Ee Vo “Wilas “Rice "Marble
Destiny
Kay Slammers
Warren Reds to Clash with Akron Sunday Booster Game
Warren Pa September 16 Warren Red Jacket gridmen return from a 15-0 win over Monessen Ravens in their first start to meet Akron in a booster game. Akron is unbeaten and the locals seek another strong showing after last season’s 9 wins and one tie in ten starts.
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Warren
Monessen Ravens
Warren Red Jacket
Akron
Ohio Elaven
Mony
Aston
Euclid
Olo
Spartans
Pirates Top Giants In Seven Hit Twin Bill Showdown
Pirates win 7 2 on 14 hits to widen lead over Cubs as Jim Tobin goes seven strong. Homers by Paul and Lloyd Waner Pep Young and Johnny Rizzo spark the attack and Clif Melton is chased in the fifth.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Boston
Harold J
Ble
Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Hig Ball Club
St. Vitus
Benny Goodman
Giants
Cubs
Jim Tobin
Paul Waner
Lloyd Waner
Pep Young
Johnny Rizzo
Clif Melton
Dick Coffman
Yen
Detroit
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Indians
Yanks
Tigers
Roy Cullendine
Chet Morgan
Walcker
Gehringer
Greenberg
York
Morgan
Jett Heath
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Fritz Ostermueller
Bob Feller
White Sox
Athletics
Johnny Whitehead
Chicago
George Caster
Tourhitter
Duncan Rigney
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Emil Leonard
Don Heffner
Browns
Kuhn and Lack Meet to Decide Pennsylvania Women’s Title
At the Pittsburgh Field Club on September 16 Mrs Norman M Lack of Philadelphia and Mary Kuhn of Pittsburgh, pre-tournament favorite, meet in a match that will determine the Pennsylvania Women's Golf Association championship.
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Ay Umicce
Pittsburgh
Norman M. Lack
Philadelphia
Mary Kuhn
Pittsburgh Field Club
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Yesterday Detroit defeated New York 6 to 4 and Chicago routed Philadelphia 5 to 0. Cleveland beat Boston 3 while Washington and St. Louis posted 4 runs. National League shows Pittsburgh 7 New York 2 with one game scheduled. today’s slate lists eight American and National matchups across key markets.
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Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsbuyok
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington Chicago
St. Louis Ag
Louis
Aid
Pennsylvania Fishermen Back License Plan for Hatcheries
Fish Commissioner Charles A. French said Pennsylvania's fishermen are willing to pay 1.50 dollars each to sustain fish hatcheries and the conservation program. He defended the current licensing basis as essential for stocking, fish wars, and personnel, noting the state set a new high with 400000 permits and stocked 233,154,987 fish last year.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles A. French
U.S
James J. Davis
Commission
Frenah
Heart Attack Blamed for Princeton Grid Fatality
Princeton N. J. Sept 16 Acute heart failure was blamed for the season s first college football fatality William B Lynch 22 year old senior at Princeton University collapsed and died as he entered the Field House after a light practice yesterday efforts to revive him failed The incident occurred after practice and follows a day of routine workouts at Princeton Stadium
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Princeton
N. d
William
Bin
Lynch
Princeton University
Yesterday's Hero Waner Hits Two Homers For Pirates
Paul Waner, veteran slugger for the Pittsburgh Pirates, belted two homers helping lift the club from a slump to a 72 victory over the New York Giants. The timely clouts sparked the offense and solidified Waner's role as a steadied force at the plate.
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Paul Waner
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Giants
Goodman Is Eliminated In National Amateur
Fourteen players survived the grueling 38 hole match play at Oakmont as Pat Abbott Tek Chapman and Edwin Kingsley advanced, eliminating defending champion Johnny Goodman and setting up semifinal clashes. Kingsley rose from obscurity by defeating British Amateur champion Charles Yates to reach the final rounds for the chance at the 1988 amateur title.
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Chapman Iidt
Johnny Goodman
Edwin
Kingsley
Magna
Alan
Kingsley Wau
Charles Yates
Atlanta
Willie “Pupnesa
Brierclift Manor
N.Y
Roth
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Richard Nichols
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Jack Downey
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Allan Brooks
Russell McCaslin
Relph Kinney
Paul Sheldon
Frank Laurie
James Rowse
Veo Lindsey
Carl Taylor
Victor Cragg
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