Adrain College pulls back from Titusville practice
Football notes from Titusville slice into Adrain College plans as they cancel evening workouts before Saturday game with Alfred College. Local talent Norm Mountain and Sonny Dave appear on a small Michigan school squad amid broader district sports notices and boxing cards in Meadville and Jamestown events.
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Cubs Win 15th Straight as Root Hurls Big Pitch
Chicago Cubs extend their winning streak to 15 behind Charley Root as the Cubs trounce the Giants 15 to 3. The win tightens the pennant race with Brooklyn, St Louis, and others fading from the chase. The Cubs hold the best path toward the World Series as they edge closer to a record-tying feat.
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Yesterday and Today Baseball Results and Schedule
Yesterday's results include St Louis 7 to 3 over, New York 4 to 6, Boston 4 to 0, Detroit 3 to 5, Washington 8 to 5, Chicago 4 to 1, Cleveland 10 to 10, Phila 5 to 0. Pittsburgh 5 Boston 4, Chicago 15 New York 3. Bt Louis 6 Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia today Detroit at Boston only game scheduled, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at St Louis.
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Sislowski to Box Belcher in Erie Card Opener
Promoter Louve Norman lists a six heat opener pitting Pat Belcher of Pittsburgh against Frank Sislowski of Erie at the Audi torium. Patsy Severs versus Tommy Paul headlines the 10 frame main event. Belcher, a former Golden Gloves 160 pound champion, turned pro with a 5-2 record. Sislowski is 3-0 as a pro.
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Hamilton College Seeks Answers With Nine Returning Lettermen
Clinton N Y September 19 Hamilton College faces a pivotal football season under coach Art Winters seventh year. Only five of last year’s 22 lettermen return along with three sophomores seeking blocks. Of the nine returning, six are linemen and three are backs as Winters plans his starting lineup.
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Carnegie Tech Hints Relaxed Practice Amid Heat
Pittsburgh Sept 19 Carnegie Tech coaches eased up on drills as players shed pounds under the hot sun in recent days. Several players were absent due to the annual re examination period now underway.
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Melvin Upset by Jack Micks in Riverside Clash
Riverside golf club tournament at Cambridge sees Jack Micks of Meadville defeat Barrett Melvin of Franklin one up in 21 holes in the second round. Micks to face Frank Nash of Pittsburgh in the semi finals while Toby Lyons and F C Meyer win to meet in the other semi. Lyons beat Carlos Kane 4 4 and Wishes Jamestown 2 2. Meyer beat Young Warren 2 1 and Creal Warren 4 3. Melvin had defeated Paul Thomas 7 and 6 previously.
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Coaches Fight Age Limit For Prep Athletes
In Austin Texas United Press reports coaches urge a referendum of principals and superintendents on reducing the Texas high school athlete age limit from 20 to 19 before the September 1938 effective date. Texas Interscholastic League officials consider the proposal as evidence shows the rule keeps players in school longer than peers. The average Texas graduation age is 17.
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Night baseball to stay in the National League says MacPhail
Cincinnati Sept 19 Larry MacPhail vice president and general manager of the Reds told Illuminating Engineers Society members that night baseball is in the National League to stay. He said no change in league policy on night games was expected and predicted the American League would soon pursue night games as well.
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Twin City Grid Squad Opens Drill Sessions
Sixteen candidates for the Rite Pennsylvanians Twin City team answered the initial practice at Union City last evening. Coach Bill Myers led preliminary drills and indicates many more will seek berths at next session on Washington street grounds. Potential season opener planned for Sunday September 20. Candidates listed include Linemen Jackson and Mountain siblings from Union City and others from Findley Lake Corry and Union City.
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Yarosz Set to Defend Title in Forbes Field Show
Teddy Yarosz favored to defend his middleweight crown against Eddie Risko of Syracuse at Forbes Field Pittsburgh tonight. Risko beat Yarosz in a non title bout last New Year’s Day, and the 15 round bout is expected to draw a $50,000 gate as promoters push the title clash.
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Babe) Risko
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East High loses player with collarbone fracture
East High reserve halfback Henry Lew sustained a light fracture of the collarbone in scrimmage yesterday. Coach Hyde said Lew will miss several weeks but is expected to be ready before the season ends.
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Last Ladies Day Ends Season at Porbss Field
Pittsburgh fans bid farewell to the season as the final ladies day at Porbss Field concludes. The event gives the team a break before the next schedule and marks the last appearance of the year for the ladies.
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Yesterday's Hero Wea Ferrell Delivers Spark Hit for Red Sox
Boston Red Sox pitcher Yesterday's Hero Wea Ferrell hits a bases loaded single in the ninth to defeat Detroit. Ferrell drove in the winning run after 488 pinch-hits in the season.
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Quier Kuhl and Abernathy Lead Oakmont Women Semi Finals
Karen Quier of Reading was a favorite in the Pennsylvania women's golf semis at Oakmont Country Club. She faces Mary Kun of Pittsburgh as Betty Abernethy of Oakmont plays Frances Williams of Philadelphia in the other semi final with finals set for tomorrow.
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Wesleyville Corry Non League Football Tilt
Wesleyville and Corry will play their scheduled football game at Corry despite a county conference rule limiting teams to seven games. Wesleyville sought withdrawal but Corry resisted. Conference president G A Moora issued a ruling permitting the game to proceed with no impact on conference standings.
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Jamestown Prepares for Warren Battle Amid Injury Woes
Denton J. Moon, mentor of the Red and Green High school football team, says 12 players had rough week and may be short for the Washington Field clash with Warren High. Captain Sam Hanmerstrom, Sebastian Raffa, Phil Mula and John Price missed practice, while a defense heavy scrimmage and recent 4 0 win over Lakewood hint at reliance on straight football. Warren counters with a 12-7 toss to Falconer and a scoreless tie with Youngsville as prep continues.
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Wells Arrested After Speeding To Narragansett Race
Leonard Wells was arrested in Taunton Massachusetts on a speeding charge while en route to Narragansett race track. In court he said he arrived in time only to lose 18 dollars and then paid 5 more in fines.
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Polecat Becomes Pet for Oklahoma Man
T M Jones of Okla T reports a two month old polecat named Jack as a beloved pet. Neighbors describe the animal as affectionate and tame in the southwest area.
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