Wesleyville Face to Face With Corry in Season Opener
In an Erie area update, Wesleyville High fights Corry High on the Washington Street grounds this Saturday. Coach Russ Byler prepares a strong Beaver lineup for football, with veterans from last season and new players to fill key positions. Local notes also reference college football chatter about the Berlin Olympics and various coaching tidbits from Crowley and Sutherland.
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Wesleyville Hig
Washington Street
Erie
Wesleyville
Invaders
Corry
Beaver Eleven
Beavers Without Dubrosky Face Wesleyville Saturday
Corry High School football preparations for Saturdays game against Wesleyville on Washington Street grounds. Dubrosky may not start after tonsil surgery. John Craker likely fills in. Backfield remains Jewell, Red Taylor, and Don Paulson. line features Roelots to Sullivan with Hi. Paulson at guard. Coach Byler stressed tough practice as Beavers aim for a win.
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Pete Dubrosky
Corry High School
Wesleyville
Washington Street
Dubrosky
Corry Hospital
Russ Byler
John Craker
Bob Jewell
Red Taylor
Don Paulson
Roelots
Piteavage
St. Laurie
Phillips
Hi. Paulson
Hammond
Rt and
Sullivan
Wattsburg
Byler
Bill Myers
Beavers
Yale Football Aims To Regain Big Three Crown
Yale's 1935 football squad opens under coach Ducky Pond with veteran iron men Ren Whitehead and Bob Train returning. Newcomer Larry Kelley will join later, while key losses include Clair Curtin and Paul Grosscup. Backfield options include Sartin Rankin Schultz and rising sophomores Frank and Hessberg. Colwell moves to line as the team shapes up for a season aimed at another league title.
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Harvard
Yale
Arty
Thamed
Tle
Princeton
Ren Whitehead
Bob ‘Train
Ary Wright
Jerry Roycol
Larry Kelley
Jends
Clair Curtin
Paul Grosscup
Jimmy de Angelis
Stratford Morton
Stan Fuller
Mereith Scott
Scott
T Hat
Ducky" Pond
Gray Neale
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Waller
Whitehead
Roarce
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R. E
Shaveley
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Taylor
Barr
de Angeles
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Carey
Will
Kelley Wheatry
Triplets Beat Scranton in High-Scoring Playoff Game
In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 18 the Binghamton Triplets won a wild 6 6 game over the Scranton Mineralites marking a 29 hit total and a playoff deadlock in the New York Pennsylvania Baseball League.
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Scranton
Binghamton
Second Round Opens in Pennsylvania Women's Golf Tourney
United Press reports the Pennsylvania women's golf championship begins second round match play in Oaemont with tight battles. Edith Quier faces Mrs. C J Wendt while Frances William meets Mrs. J Walker Hoopes. Mary Huby and Mrs. W G Boge duel as Betty Abernethy plays Mrs. Frank Campbell. Yesterday saw many eliminations except the Boggs Roseburgh match.
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United Press Oaemont
Edith Quier
Reading
C. J. Wendt
Field Club
Frances William
Philadelphia
J. Walker Hoopes
Mary Huby
W. G. Boge
Chartiers Heights
Betty Abernethy
Oakmont
Frank §. Campbell
Stanton Heights
Baseball scores and schedules from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results include Chicago 3 Washington 1 in 14 innings and New York 4 St Louis 8 as well as Boston 5 Detroit 4 and Cleveland 5 Boston 3. Today's games feature Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston and more with several matchups listed. Also noted are many backs for Dr Eddie Anderson at Tory Cross this year and International League play offs Syracuse 7 Montreal 8.
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Montreal
Cubs Aim To Break 1985 Winning Streak Record Today
Chicago Cubs seeking to extend a 14 game winning streak by defeating the New York Giants. Charley Root returning to form anchors a staff that has carried the club through a long surge, with St. Louis looming as the main threat in the pennant race.
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New York
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United Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Charley Root
Giants
Root
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cardinal
Dean
Pam
Dizzy
Deans
Duke Opens Season With Illinois Wesleyan Friday
Pittsburg announces Dukes head coach Christy J Flanagan will lead Duquesne University in its season opener against Illinois Wesleyan University at Forbes Field on Friday September 20 at 845 p m Flanagan is new as head coach and athletic director succeeding Joseph A Buch 4is and is assisted by John P Smith The squad lost many graduates but is eager to play with enthusiasm The line is lighter than last season while backs have added weight
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Pittsburgh
Christy J. Flanagan
Digguesne University
Ilinois Wesleyan University
Forbesfield
Flanagan
Joseph A. Buch
Dukes
John P. Smith
Duuquesne
Inter-City Keg Loop Meets Here Thursday
Corry bowling squad, last season’s Inter-City Bowling League champions, plans to reenter the circuit as the 1986 86 season forms at a Recreation Alleys meeting tomorrow evening. Expected to grow beyond four teams, with Byte and North East added, Jamestown, Warren, Titusville and Corry likely back. Plans for drifting schedule and preliminary details will be discussed and officers may be elected.
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Joe Pazio
Warren
Steve Grunasty
Corry
Meadville
Byte
Jamestown
Titusville
Dowdy Dell Wins 1600 Dollar Long Meadows Purse
Havre de Grace Md Sept 18 Dowdy Dell ridden by A. Rossavo led late to win the 1000 dollar Long Meadows purse in a driving finish. Dowdy Dell paid 18 80 for a two dollar bet to win and secured the purse for backers at the track yesterday.
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Havre DE Grage
A. Rossavo
Dowdy Dell
Pater
Sweepstakes Auto Race at Sharon Speedway Sunday
Twenty five dirt track drivers from four states will race at Sharon Speedway between Sharon and Warren Ohio next Sunday. Six events are planned including a 25 mile feature. Each winner gets a trophy and a share of a $500 purse. Mike Selay of South Bend Indiana drives a 16 valve Fronty.
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Sharon
Sharon Speedway
Warren
Ohio
Mike Selay
South Bend
Ind
Toby Lyons Sets Pace At Cambridge Tourney
Toby Lyons led 84 players in the 18 hole qualifying round at Riverside Golf Club Cambridge Springs Sept 18. Lyons shot 35 37 71 to pace the field while Barrett Melvin of Franklin stood one stroke behind at the turn but finished two back after 18. Lyons, barred from the National Amateur Championship due to U S G A membership rules, has won many events this season.
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Riverside Golf Club
Cambridge Springs
Toby Lyons
North East
Barrett Melvin
Franklin
Melvin
Lyons
Deb Snyder Leads District Oval Championship Field
Deb Snyder of Kent Ohio tops the district oval standings while Char ley Greenberg of Detroit, the race’s sole comedian, is listed among featured pilots in the championship event.
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District Oval
Deb. Snyder
Kent
Charley Greenberg
Detroit
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