Punxsutawney Gulls Football May Change Season Face
Punxsutawney High School faced controversy as parents objected to uniforms after star player Sandy Hurled himself to prevent a Bradford high win, risking severe injury. Coach Little plans to rebuild with sophomores while five veterans depart, as Columbia’s schedule lists games against Wenaville Johnston Tidiaia Kit tanning and Dubois plus home games.
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CHICAGO CUBS NEAR NL PENNANT AS GRIMM'S CREW RALLIES
The Chicago Cubs extended their winning streak to 13 as Grimm’s underdog club moved two games ahead of the Cardinals and four in front of the Giants. Paul Dean earned his 19th win as the Cubs push toward the pennant with a relentless 54-21 mark since Independence Day.
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Baseball Star Koenecke Dies After Airborne Fight
In a midair brawl aboard a crowded plane, Koenecke and Davis fought viciously as Mulqueeney used a fire extinguisher to separate them. The struggle left the cabin bloodied and the craft unstable. Mulqueeney restrained Koenecke and helped steady the plane as the combatants were finally subdued.
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Twin City charges to open drills at Union
Initial practice for the Twin City football squad is set for 7 o’clock tomorrow evening at Union City hall. About thirty candidates are expected to bid for positions as the squad works fundamentals with no scrimmage or time spent on plays. Bill Myers Corrystar and Fred Puseh Union City will discuss the charges.
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Harvard Picked to Improve Under New Football Coach
Harvard opens under Richard Cresson Harlow with 140 freshmen in uniform. The new coach, hired after Harvard scrapped graduate coaching, enters a tough schedule including Springfield, Holy Cross, Army, Dartmouth, Brown, Princeton, New Hampshire, and Yale. Returning stars Bol Haley and Fred Moseley anchor a capable lineup, while Harlow must solve the center position after Wysocki’s departure.
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Standings and Upcoming Games From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results in the American league show Chicago 9 over Washington 1, Cleveland 8 over Philadelphia 5, Detroit 5 over Boston 3, St. Louis 5 over New York 2, while in the National league Pittsburgh 5 over Boston 8, Chicago 8 over New York 3, St. Louis 1 over Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati 3 over Philadelphia 2. Today’s games include Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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Traynor to Pilot Pirates Again Next Season
Pittsburgh, Sept 17 Pic k Traynor signed to manage the Pirates again next season. He plans to return to his familiar hot corner when spring comes despite current lame ankle. After the season he will seek treatments and possibly undergo surgery if needed. Baseball results show Buffalo 0 Montreal 8 in the international play-off series.
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Hornsby poised for a new two year Browns deal
Henry Super reports Roger Hornsby expected to receive a two year contract with a $9,000 pay raise and 10 percent of receipts. The Browns presid ent Laula Van Weise prepares to announce an important development amid speculation of a uniform color change and a potential new star. Hornsby has improved the team since July 1933, guiding a modest roster to solid standings and higher expectations for next season, while denying details of the deal.
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Petrolia Wins Ball Tourney
In Cleveland on September 17 Petrolia defeated Springdale 16 to 4 to claim the National Baseball Federation championship. Dean, Petrolia’s second baseman, had four hits including a triple in four at bats, as Petrolia built a lead and held it from the start. Jamestown also reports James Morton pitched a no hit game for the Nelson & Butts softball team beating Sylvania 11 to 0 at Roseland Park in Emporium.
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Winter bouts to be sought for Joe Louis
New York Sept 17 Joe Louis will stay active through the winter regardless of the outcome with Max Baer at Yankee Stadium on Sept 24. If he wins he will not retire but likely fight three or four times to stay sharp. Managers Roxborough and Black want to keep him busy to prevent trouble and idleness.
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Prize offered for Iowa varsity football song lyrics
The Annumal Association board of directors in Iowa City, Ta offers 100 dollars for words and music of a new university rally song to be used at all athletic games. The prize aims to provide a unifying anthem for University of Iowa fans and players.
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Krone Elected New President Of City League
Corry's City Bowling League votes in new leadership for 1985 86 season at a Monday meeting. Harry Krone becomes president Joe Cocet is vice president Ray Burr secretary and Clifford Anderson treasurer. Six teams remain with Matthe Restaurant replacing Weekington Lunch as a new entry sponsor discussed.
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World Series plans discussed by league officials
Major league owners invited to a noon meeting with Commissioner Mountain at Lincoln to map the upcoming world series. Cubs Giants Cardinals Pirates Tigers and Yankees expected. Presidents Harridge Frick also to attend. Opening game likely October 2. Weeds cost Nebraska over 34 million dollars per year, says state director W J Banning.
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Unclear reference to a fatal harm case and plea
Fragmentary notes describe a fatal incident and a plea of first degree. The text mentions a Black person, possible duress, and authorities or policy, but details, names, dates, and locations are unreadable.
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