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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1928
Page
2
The article outlines World Series scheduling discussions from Commissioner Landis with league presidents, noting the Yankees and Athletics as league delegates. It lists potential dates for games and open slots across New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, with lineup implications and ticket prices.
The Orange and Black from Corry High defeated the Alma Borough squad 6 to 0 in a spirited alumni practice. Hovey broke through on a right tackle run for the lone touchdown after a strong defensive stand by the High line. The game featured a mix of solid offense and resilient defense, with early momentum swinging to the alumni before Corry sealed the win in the second period.
An independent football eleven plans Thursday practice to form a squad this fall dependent on player response and material quality. Wesley Pierce leads management, with Coach McCall of the High School coaching the eleven. Opening session set for Thursday at West Washington Street. all city football players urged to attend.
Jim Bottomley homered in the seventh with Frisch and Ott on base to lift the St Louis Cardinals to a 5 to 4 win over the Phillies. Carl Hubbell spun a strong effort as the New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 5. The Boston Braves battered opponents for a 15 to 5 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The New York Yankees edged the Cleveland Indians 7 to 2 aided by errors and solid mound work. The Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 2 to claim the lead in the AL standings as Fred Russell defeated Ted Lyons. Boston Red Sox won 4 to 2 against the Chicago White Sox as Lyons gave up ten hits.
Fairmont captures its fourth consecutive victory to claim the Mid-Atlantic title in a 4 0 win over Hanover. Harry Whitehouse homered with men on base in the third and seventh innings, adding a third hit. paired with a strong pitching effort, the win secures the league crown for Fairmont. Substitutions and starting lineups noted. officials listed as Downey ref, Zulznets ump, Pollet timer, Draper timer.
The Flingers stage a West South street horseshoe championship tonight with 7 oclock start. Royal sponsors present for the event, with a silver cap awarded to the winner and Hickel plated shoes for the runner up. Will Shields oversees the courts as players from the city compete in hopes of claiming the title.
Forest Hills reports Henri Cochet defeats Francis Hunter in a five set American national championship match. Hunter showed fierce resistance, forcing two hours and twenty minutes of play before Cochet clinched the upset. The result preserves Cochet’s crown as he begins his reign.
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh shut out by Chicago and Boston routed by New York while St. Louis and Philadelphia posted wins. Today's schedule features Pittsburgh at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn in the National League, with Washington at Detroit and New York at St. Louis on tap in the American League.
New York Yankees routed the St Louis Browns 12 to 2 as Philadelphia Athletics faltered late, while the St Louis Cardinals stayed near the top by beating Philadelphia. Chicago Cubs also defeated the Boston Braves in National League action with standings shifting as results came in.
Boxing card in Blaine Armory on Monday September 24 features Shupack facing Dale with 10 rounds and other bouts including Nick Sugarno against Lowrie Nutone. Johnny Or and Al Brown clash in a four round belt at 147 pounds, while Shupack and teammates promise a sign of renewed activity in local boxing.
A garbled report lists multiple runners and times, mentioning Hornady, Jone, Heored, and Bottomley among others. It references four timer events, single and double turns, and various placements at Fredy Tindstions with limited readable details.
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