Beavers Top Wesleyville 33 to 14 in season opener
Corry High School’s line wearied Wesleyville with a strong 33 to 14 victory at Loveland Field. Martin Kepple scored three for Corry, Ton Borkosky added two, while Wesleyville’s Joe Nesgoda directed drives that produced two late scores.
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Wesleyville Beavers Race Beavers Victory Over Corry
Wesleyville defeats Corry 18 to 0 in a high school football clash. Nesgoda passes to Ralph for a TD, Nesgoda to Bonita to Nardo for another score, Borkesky adds PATs and the Beavers prepare for a trip to Youngsville.
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Bisons and Red Wings Victors in International League Play
Rochester defeats Newark 5 3 to take a commanding lead in the series as the Red Wings push toward the finals. Buffalo reached the finale by beating Syracuse 5 3 for the fourth straight win.
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Detroit Victory Secures National Baseball Federation Title
Detroit defeated Wilkinsburg to win the National Baseball Federation championship after winning the first two games of a three game series in Pittsburgh on September 19. The victory clinched the title for Detroit in a hard fought season finale.
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Redskins Hold to Deadlock in Openers as Baugh Sidelined
The Washington Redskins without Sammy Baugh fought a 16-to-16 tie with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Brooklyn led 16-15 with eight seconds left before Bob Mastergon nailed a 15 yard field goal to force the equalizer. Chicago Bears edged Green Bay Packers 2-0 on a late safety while the Cardinals beat the Rams 7-6 in a separate game.
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Gridder Killed In Scrub Game In Pittsburgs
A 14 year old named Harry Waldman died from a brain hemorrhage after injuries suffered in a Labor Day scrub football game in a Western Pennsylvania schoolyard. The incident marks the year’s first fatality in the region.
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Yesterday's Hero Waner Delivers Pirates Win Over Phillies
Paul Waner, veteran Pirates outfielder, delivered a ninth inning single that drove in the winning run in a dramatic Pittsburgh victory over the Phillies.
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Yankees Aim For Third Straight World Series Title
The New York Yankees seek a third consecutive World Series victory as they prepare to face the National League champion in the opening game on October 5. Joe McCarthy enhances the lineup with Buck Newsom and Don Heffner delivering key hits and Mel Berra matching power with a late homer. Pittsburgh and Chicago chase the NL pennant as Brooklyn puts Cubs on edge. Dizzy Dean shines in relief as rain reshapes the schedule for a doubleheader. Local Elks bowling league opens with ten teams, listing rosters and captains for Citizens Bank Sears to Montgomery Ward.
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Scholastic Scores from Regional Matches
Scholastic scores show Wesleyville leading 33 to 14 over Scholastic. Titusville defeated Sheffield 6 to 0 while Erie Tech topped Erie Prep 19 to 0. Erie East 12, Youngstown Chaney, and Erie Strong Vincent 14 each. Bradford St Bernard 0 at Oi City. Joseph 0 Franklin 0 Greenville 0.
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Blues and Brewers vie for final round in American Association
The Kansas City Blues and Milwaukee Brewers needed one win to reach the final round of the American Association playoffs. Gully Campbell's bases loaded catch capped a fifth inning rally saving the game. In other action, Cleveland and Philadelphia split a doubleheader while Detroit defeated Washington 8-1. Jeff Heath hit his 16th homer and Frank Puttak added two doubles and a single. The A’s won game two 14-3 in seven innings as Bob Feller lasted seven allowing seven runs. Wally Moses had four A’s hits, and Charley Gehringer with Rody York were 3-for-3 in the Tigers’ win.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Standings show St Louis 4 8 and New York 3 1 Cleveland 7 3 Philadelphia 3 14 Detroit 8 Washington 1. Today schedule features Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit and New York at St Louis.
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Willie Turnesa Captures National Amateur Golf Crown
Willie Turnesa, 23, winner of the National Amateur Golf Championship at Oakmont, declares he will remain an amateur. He defeated Pat Abbott 8 and 7 in the 66 hole final, becoming the youngest champion since Bobby Jones in 1924, as the Turnesa brothers bolster a family legacy in golf.
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