Controversy over Verne Group in little world series grows
The dispute surrounding Verne Group’s eligibility in the little world series escalated into a grievance board clash. The league barred Group initially, the Aero Supply management faced objections, and the final decision left Group’s fate to Washington Lunch officials amid protests from Washington Lunch, Group’s supporters, and Gepar ire beyond the five mile limit. Independent eleven plans emerge as Corry seeks a franchise in the New York Penn Football League, with Jamestown and Johnsonburg reportedly favorable.
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Lunch Nine Captures Second Straight In City League
The Lunch Nine won 7 to 4 over Aero Supply in a seven inning twilight game to move near the City Baseball League title. Verne Group’s absence and league actions fueled tensions as Lunch Nine took a decisive lead and now holds strong championship prospects with Saturday’s 2 30 PM rematch.
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Aero Supply Ning
Washington
Restaurant Nine
Aeros
Kippies Two Up in Hurling Duel With Washington Launch
Anderson and Koestner fueled a tight seven inning game as the Aeros edged Washington 7 to 3. Anderson blasted a key triple in the second and Baressi added a two base hit, while Staples and Dimick contributed run producing hits for the Aeros and strong fielding by Stroup and Staples stifled Washington’s offense.
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Leafs win over Rochester in playoff opener
Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Rochester Red Wings 3 to 2 in the first game of the final playoff series to decide the Internationals’ World Series berth. Sheriff Fred Blake held the Red Wings to two hits in a tight duel with Johnny Michaels. The second game is scheduled for tomorrow in Toronto.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Columbus favored Minneapolis in league baseball title clash
Sept 20. In a tense American Association series game two, Duis Bechine led Columbus to a 9 to 4 victory over Minneapolis after taking a 2-0 lead in the best of series. Minneapolis, finishing the league season in first place, had won the host game Tuesday.
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Women Playoff Tees Off Friday for Allegheny Valley Title
Wanango Country Club women from Oil City Franklin and Conewango Club from Warren will contest the Allegheny Valley Ladies Golf League playoff at Corry Country Club. Corry women invited to attend the one o'clock auction with bridge and golf to follow. Reservations via Mrs Covinne Dean Brick House. Amateurs from Northwestern Pennsylvania and Southwestern New York expected for the 36 hole event.
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Oil City-Franklin
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Grid Training Camp Notes
United Press reports optimism at Waynesburg and LaTrobe as college squads prepare for Duquesne and Seabird games. Notable items include Rob Currie and Monssen at Waynesburg, Edyards and Rockne influence at St Vincents, Penn State injuries to Kreisman Robbins, Buck McKee's withdrawal, Carnegie Tech's Judge Steffen visiting, and Pitt scrimmage highlights with Nicksick and Denwel in Windber.
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Yesterday's Heroes Jimmy Wexx and Lazzeri Sparkled
Yesterday's heroes feature Jimmy Wexx hitting his 42nd homer with bases loaded. Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees followed with a sixth inning double with the bases loaded, delivering a win over Detroit.
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Giants Lead NL Race With Four-Game Edge
New York Giants strengthened their grip on the National League pennant by beating Cincinnati 6-8 to extend their lead to four games. Curt Davis earned his 17th win as the Phillies routed Chicago 6-1. Brooklyn won both ends of a twin bill over Pittsburgh 4-1 and 4-0, while the Dodgers exploded for seven runs in the seventh to win the nightcap. Detroit trimmed Detroit arrest?
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Baseball Scores and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
Yesterday's results include St Louis 3 Boston 2 and New York 5 Detroit 2. Philadelphia 5 14, Chicago 3 0, Washington 3, Cleveland. Today Washington visits Cleveland and New York hosts Detroit, with Boston at St Louis and Philadelphia at Chicago among others.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club Skeet Shoot Results
Twelve skeet strings were fired at the Corry Rod and Gun Club on Hare Creek road. Hawkins led with 20 19, F Leveland 19 18, Donaldson 14 9, Fogie 13, Hiberg 13, amid a semiweekly event with a 25 target round.
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Mob threatens to hang mine owner in Wheeling
State police and deputy sheriffs guarded a small independent mine employing 28 men after a mob of 400 men threatened yesterday to hang H. Harvey, part owner and operator, in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
H. ©. Harvey
Benefit for racer's widow in Sharon race
A benefit racing event in Sharon, Pennsylvania, on Sunday will raise funds for the widow of Don Hitler War ren, a racer killed in a Labor Day accident. Twenty five top tri state dirt track drivers will donate purses. all gate receipts minus 20 percent for general expenses go to Mrs Elder.
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Hallahan weighs 1935 fate amid waiver intrigue
St Louis pitcher Bill Hallahan, placed on waivers then withdrawn, faces 1935 contract questions as Giants and Phillies express interest. In his return to form he beat the Cubs 7 to 1, helping the Cardinals’ surge in the pennant race. Team may seek to gauge his value on the market before deciding on a salary and future plans.
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