Beavers confident for Corry High football season
In a lively intrasquad briefing the Corry High Beavers express strong confidence for the upcoming football season. Players say they will keep games close and believe they can win, while acknowledging not every match may be a victory. The piece contrasts amateur status debates with local boxing and upcoming league play, noting Warren Oilers versus Pittsburgh Americans and regional clashes shaping the start of the schedule.
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Pittsburghers
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Giants Lead Streak Pushes Pennant Ambition
The Giants hold a 42 game edge over the Cardinals with 11 games left, seven wins needed to clinch the National League flag. They split a doubleheader with the Pirates as Hoyt and Moore starred in separate games. Cards barely beat the Phillies and later toppled the Cubs in a pair, while Brooklyn swept Cincinnati. Detroit and Washington battled for third in the AL with Detroit edging Philadelphia.
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Joe Moore
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Trosky's big day powers Cleveland rout over Boston
Cleveland and Day-toff the undefeated teams met in a National Amateur tournament game. Trosky, Cleveland first baseman, delivered a double, a homer and two singles in four at bats, driving in five runs and scoring four. It was his 41st homer, seven behind Gehrig. Game with Boston ended after sixth due to rain. Yankee-White Sox and St. Louis Brown games were rained out.
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Four Stars Remain In Race At Garden City
National amateur golf championship at Garden City Club features stars like Johnny Goodman, Eany Fischer, Scotty Campbell, and Jock McLean. Morning play pairs Goodman with 18-year-old John Langley of London as both seek a spot in the afternoon quarter-finals amid tough links and rising form. Language notes: article mentions Cambridge and yesterday's fourth-round tie, highlighting the field's strength and unpredictability.
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Scotty) Campbell
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Coin decides match in Corry Country Club meet
In a rain delayed 18 hole match W D Peters wins the coin toss to stay in the Corry Country Club championship tourney after an even finish with John Muntoney. Peters will face Cassius Sears in the quarter finals this week while Tony Joy announces President's Cup qualifying rounds start Saturday and run for a week.
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Michigan Wolverines Hope Fast Team Will Carry 1988 Season
Ann Arbor Mich Sept 17 A straugilined Michigan squad with speed is primed for 1988 under coach Harry Kipke He cites faster track training and summer work to boost pace and conditioning He predicts a tougher Big Ten run with improved offense as Ohio State and Minnesota loom as faster rivals against Wattsburg Beavers face strong Beavers test in Erie officials named Pate Nash and Bradford for the contest
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Hawkeyes Seek Fast Offense Around Oze Simmons
Iowa coach Ossie Solem plans a speed oriented attack to maximize Oze Simmons, one of the Big Ten’s elusive ball carriers, as he shapes guards for quick pulls and open holes. The 1938 schedule includes Carleton, New Southwestern, South Dakota, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Purdue, and Temple with Iowa City and other sites listed.
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Gophers Backfield Delivers Scoring Burst in Scrimmage
Minnesota’s slow start gave way as backfield regulars ignited a scoring surge in heavy scrimmage. Coach Bernie Bierman shuffled first strings after reprimands for lax practice, then Andy Uram entered and rushed for four touchdowns.
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Gophers
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Loughran Defeats Impellittiere in Oakland Bout
Tom Loughran aged 33 from Philadelphia scored his third victory over Ray Impellitiere the 236 pound New Yorker in a dull Oakland bout. The Sept 17 card highlighted a lackluster performance with few notable exchanges.
Milwaukee Brewers top Indians in A A playoff game
The Milwaukee Brewers built a lead in the American Association series with a shutout win over the Indianapolis Indians in the opening playoff game for the league title.
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Purdue Star Tom McGannon Dies After Explosion
Evansville Purdue University football star Tom McGannon died today from burns suffered in a shower room blast last Saturday. Doctors had given a second blood transfusion before his condition worsened. he passed away at 5 15 a m at St Elizabeths Hospital.
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