Wolves crush Curry High as Kane High dominates
In a fiercely one sided game Kane High overwhelmed Corry’s Curry High, 122 to 0, with Fridley Gentilian and Greville scoring multiple touchdowns. The Wolves' powerful offense and heavy line pushed back Beavers all afternoon while reserve players saw action in the later periods.
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Beavers
Atsente
Suich
Delent
Thayer
Thomas
Fleming
Lheup
Kane
Wolves
Stackhouse
Corty Scholdstirs Wold
Goceome
Jesnes
Corry High
Keane High
Tsang
Keane
Fridley
Lo Gentilnan
Corry
Kant
Uniers
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Viele
Coke
Airhein
Buss
Gridley
Gentilman
Fischi
Idley
Gentick
Tilley
Curry
Toohdown Greville
Kane Geidders
Stackhouse Fieed
Plato
Ateriuod
Hushilies
Enis
Stanzs
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Ciopry
Kane Leim
Wrncley
Gentiiman
Greville
Piscor
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Falfast
Aijehons
Shirubh
Taylor Rauselereesas
Phillips Stoll
Rengle Lieorert Wittina
Hoiman Te Engle
Piscor Oem
Mabepe
Gentian
Yankees Hold Edge In Both Batting And Fielding In Series Hope
Chicago reports the Yankees advantage in infield defense and batting with Lou Gehrig at first base and strong edge on fielding. Cubs rely on veteran infielders like Grimm and Herman while younger Yankees also contribute. Series outlook notes Gehrig’s historic World Series averages and Cubs’ Keonig comeback, with defensive tallies showing Cubs slightly behind in fielding.
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Lou Gehrig
Cubs
Chicago
New York Yankees
Lou Geliriz
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Birt
Etter Hut
Joe Sewell
Mark Koenig
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Charlie Grimmant
Woody Haglish
Athletics
Dalted
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Koenig
English
Sewell
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn
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Frank Crosett
Lave
Hay Ao
Yanks
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Herman
Gel Nig
Lagien
Crosetti
Sewall
Pbkhise
Gridim
Felding
Mily Provi
Tony Lazneri
Hitler
Jon Lowell
Thewo
Bilbirges
Lynn Day
Yauikets
Buckeye May Offer Big Ten Teams Battle
Ohio State Coach Sam Williams plans to field a strong 1932 squad with second place in the 1931 season in mind. Key returnees include tackles, halfbacks led by Billy Cavell, and captains Lew Hinch and Dick Smith. Northwestern, Pitt, Penn, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio Wesleyan are named as Big Ten opponents on the schedule.
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United Press
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Ohio State
Reyes Sey
Ohio Warriors
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Digger Kings
Sam Wilamwi
Ohio State South
Sopho
Tosh
Len
Bob Hanbeigh
Bill Bell
Sting
Siuart Holcomb
Ates Iyases
Jarset
Jfeluen
Carl Grisagor
Ink
Imanimdus
Lew Hinch
Mnet
Dick Siith
Jon Gallus
Marty Varner
Mike Vuchinick
Jed
Bil Cavell
IM Tis Carroll
Ohio State Agherinth
Northwestern
Ohio
University of Pittalugh
University of Pennyavia
Michigan
Wisconsin
Imbis
Indiana
Ohio Wesleyan
Diagonal play clips at park as Independent team eyes rebound
A garbled record notes a diagonal movement from the "tett to the right" and mentions Held corners of the park. It references the first game scheduled, a Sunday eight weeks away, and a hoped reaction from the Independent eleven with scattered mentions of players Bannister, AlbCorry, and Mer- Shots near right field.
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Benveta
Falconer
Bannister
AlbCorry
Neadld
Titusville 38 Stoneborn Ble Hasta football score
Titusville defeated Stoneborn Ble Hasta 38 to 0 with Covey and Feith key in scoring. Huntington and Ridgway Hijo Tech performances noted as 28 to 18 and 7 to 0 respectively, while Warren and Sheffield tied 1 1. Erie Agu Amy beat Punxsulawney 7 to 5. Johnsonburg won 21 to 0 over Sandy Township.
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Covey
Titusville
Stoneborn
Ridgway
Hijo Tech
Wesleyville
Huntington
W. Way
Erie Aguamy
Punxsulawney
Frankl
Warren
Sheffield
Johnsonburg
Sandy
Thownship Ul
Van Gilder Petty and Hil Save Sitied for Minneapolis
A garbled sports update mentions Van Gilder, Petty, and Hil involved in a 10 to 7 win with seventeen hits through ten innings. References to Thorpe, Mountain, Wile, Mansell, Bratton, Willo, Johnson, Feld, and Kane appear, but many names are unclear.
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Hil
Minneapolis
St. Fini
Ebert
Thorpe
Mansell
Brattond
Wnpire
Willo
Dohnsonpure
Feld
Kane
Pitt to Host Northern. Duquesne, Others Schedule Openers
United Press reports Pittsburgh prepares for a heavy college football week with Pitt facing Northern University at Pitt Stadium and Duquesne debuting after a late start. Other games include Westminster at Indiana Pa, Geneva at Westminster, and Washington in the early slate as season openers unfold across Western Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
Dogen
University of Pittsburgh
Ohin Northern University
Pitt Stadium
Dusquesne University
Weatminster
West Erie Monarchs AB
Elevon
Tad Mikise
Beaves Balls
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Auoeov
Gok City College
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Devon
Heme
Seth He
Merning
Greenville Pa
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Ers
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Chington
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Rosi
Virginia
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Watters
Carnegie
Itaiwety
Geneva College
Washington
Jefferson Collers
Monorens
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Gerry
Westeyon Et Weshingtony
Teyro
Welsch
Boss
Kiwanis Mushball Team Wins at Clymer
Ghit led the Kywants to a 4 to 2 loss for Warren Merchants at Clymer in a muddy mushball contest. Hud-3, Shoop, Esracson, Cady, and Nockers contributed eight strikeouts, Haenel earning seven and Manus eight for the opposing pitchers. Dansee umpired with Stroup.
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Clymer
Mushbalfers
Warren
Peel
Thinings
Shwanis
Ciymier
Batterica
Shoop
Esracson
Cady
Nockers
Glisun
Buressi
Delury
Haenel
Manus
Wild Fitch
Shareor Anil Stroup
Erie Monarchs Fall Twice to Local Merchants at Athletic Field
In a twin bill yesterday, the Corby Merchants swept the Erie Monarchs 6 to 4 in both games. DeLury slugged two homers driving in the decisive runs as the Merchants exploded for four homers in the opener, while Dohugy followed with a homer in the nightcap to seal a 6 to 4 victory. Errors plagued the Monarchs, who committed eight in the first game, as Welsh and Green also homered for the Merchants. The doubleheader lasted about an hour and fifteen minutes with Hartel and Manus pitching in the second game.
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Bie Moanarehs
Corry Merchants
Athletic Field
He Twatea
Prairie DeLuty
Frankie DeLury
Corby Merchants
Colved Monarchs
Geveninning
Ad Pied Cross
Hein
Jerne Philist Severs
Suns
Monarchs
DeLory
Peggy Duplip
Welsh
Green
Bullesus
Gunn
Dohugy
Kinney
Merchants
Hartel
Manus
Yesterday's Scores Across Major Leagues
New York and St Louis split games with a 2 2 tie while New York leads 1 0 after another day of action. Cleveland beat Washington 7 4 and 9 2, Philadelphia 4 Chicago 8, Philadelphia 7, Chicago 4. Detroit 6 Boston 1% New York 4 Pittsburgh 6 New York 3 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 3. Boston 4 St Louis 2 St Louis 5 Boston 2 Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 1. Today American games: New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chi Boston at Detroit Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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de Ain
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Falconer High Edges Union City in Close Opener
Falconer High defeated Union City 7 to 6 in a hard fought season opener on Saturday. Gore recovered a fumbled Union City pass for a key early score, while Falconer withstood heavy Union City drives as its defense held firm in the red zone.
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Falconer Higa Schigol
Union City
Pennsylvania City
Setlon
Falconér
Gore
Tracey
Tibion Cmny
Falconer
Poreien
Cubs Need Two More Wins to Clinch Flag
In a restless pennant chase, the Chicago Cubs must win two more games to clinch the National League title as they edge the Giants in a 15 inning thriller. Pirates and other leagues see varied results with the A L races tight and multiple doubleheaders decided by late rallies and standout pitching performances.
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Pirates
Giants
United Press
NEW York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Hemsley
Moore
Léon Chayadin
Brooklyn
Aleve Dante Bute Wis
Boston
Gardinals
Braves
Dizzy Dean
Athletics
Seeond
White Sox
Jimmy Woxsrove
Senators
Cleveland
Tuctans
Groppenttie
Detroit
Red Sox
Yankees
Browns
Melilla
Mayville Independents Organize For Strong Season
Mayville Independents form a football squad aiming for a tougher schedule this year. The May Ville Merchants report a large turnout for practice with many new players including Frederick McCall and Johnny Wilson joining returning veterans from last season.
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May Ville Merchants
Tim
Liem
8Rederick McCall
Meironer
Indie Flash
Johny Wilson
Macne Corps
Sthout
Anhong
Weise
Bud Dornyerger
Camp Canterot
Hob Cameron
Poggi Noble
Sixby
Crawford
Morton
Somers
Kibhe
Moose Win At Jamestown Defeats Wire in Extra Innings
In a twelve inning dramatic finish at Alter Park and Celoron Park, the Moose won 4 to 3 to take the decisive fifth game and capture the 1942 Class A League pennant. Tony Sted pitched strong relief as Dick Maglund started the long game, while Firestone shut down the Wire in critical moments.
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Tamestown
Dick Maglund
Wirestones
Moose
Tony Sted
Alter: Park
Celoron Park
Firestone
Fouth
Stacy Ross
Aire
Stone Sunbiay
Enprind
Eagtind
Hsu
Mose
Miss America X sets pace in warmup at AQGONAC
In AqGonac Michigan on Sept 19 KGar Wood jabbers about Miss America X showing terrific grace during warmup as he aims to establish a new world peer record for RCA Kane Sigh amid spirited cheer squads of SUD students. The scene features four cheerleaders and local support, with F. O'Donnallius returning for Spars Wise of the Oil City Dusrltte.
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Aqgonac
Mich
Kgar Wooddove
St. Chait Viverheye
RCA
F. O'Donnallius
Bop
Oil City
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