Beavers Brace for Tough Game in Corry Clash
The Corry squad expects a hard battle against Wesleyville as Beavers prepare with the probable starting pack. Captain Ozzie Jewell says their offense isn’t clicking yet but vows a real challenge for the invaders. The piece also notes Tigers broadcasting Baer Louis fight in New York and a busy sports slate including multiple high school games and a Cubs pennant push.
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Fred Lima All State Prospect From State College
September 20 Manhattan Kens reports State College will feature Fred Lima a 126 pounder selected as an all state man after arriving for the fall season Lima is highlighted as a top pedigree for upcoming competition reflecting strong college level talent in the region
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Beavers Face First Big Test of Season
Corry High football hosts Wesleyville at Washington Street grounds in the second game of the season. Key players for Corry include Don Paulson at fullback and Bob Jewell calling signals, with Pete Dubrosky out due to a minor operation. Wesleyville, known for a solid lineup, is expected to challenge the Beavers though details on their lineup remain limited.
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O Neill Signs 1936 Cleveland Indians Manager Contract
Cleveland Indian manager O Neill, who has led the club for six weeks, signed a contract yesterday to manage the team for the 1936 season. Alva Bradley, president of the Cleveland Ball Club, presented the document after terms were arranged days earlier.
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Collegiate boxing champs and their college jobs
In Madison on September 20 1935 the National Collegiate boxing champions are described as ham and egg fighters needing jobs to eat. Wisconsin’s undefeated season drew attention across the Middle West and sparked many candidates to seek tryouts and “jobs with meals.”
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Lasky Stopped In Fight With Retzlakco
Art Lasky, the Jewish heavyweight from Minneapolis, fell to a tenth round technical knockout after a long right hand exchange with Charlie Retzlatt. The bout, billed as a major clash, ended with Lasky unable to answer the bell.
Yesterday's results and today's games in brief
Yesterday Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 1. National league scores include Chicago 6 over New York 1 and St. Louis 8 over Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati 6 over Philadelphia 1 and Pittsburgh 7 over Boston 6. No American games scheduled today.
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Inter-City Bowling League fails to gather six teams
Last evening's meeting at Recreation Alleys drew only three of six teams Corry Jamestown and Titusville were present Warren Erie North East were absent A follow up session will be called soon to plan the league opening
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Work on Sportsmen's Field to Continue Saturday
Work on the new Sportsmen's Field on Lindsley Hollow road will continue tomorrow. If progress stays on track the field improvement program will be completed. Interested persons are asked to meet at George Besson's residence, West Washington Street, at 7:45 a.m. tomorrow, from which point transportation will be provided. Workers should bring their own tools.
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National Bank Center Squad Enters City Bowling League
The National Bank will sponsor the new entry in the City Bowling League, replacing Marti's Restaurant team. No reason was given for the sponsor change.
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Chicago Cubs Run Streak to Sixteen Straight Wins
Chicago Cubs extend their club record to 16 straight victories by beating the Giants 6 1, keeping pace atop the National League race as other NL teams struggle. Dizzy Dean earns his 27th win as St Louis defeats Brooklyn 9 1 while Pittsburgh edges Boston 7 6 and Cincinnati down Philadelphia 6 1. Boston tops Detroit 4 1 in the American League.
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Mary Kuhn Wins Pennsylvania Women's Golf Title
Mary Kuhn a 25 year old golfer from the Pittsburgh Field Club won the Pennsylvania women's championship at Oakmont Country Club defeating Frances Williams of Philadelphia 2 and 1 in 18 holes. The win marks Kuhn as the new state champion in the third annual event with Williams runner-up. The former champion Dorothy Campbell Hurd did not compete this year.
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Last Game for Sparta Ends Season With Rubber Match
The Spartansburg Independents meet the Chapmanville nine at the Sparta school grounds tomorrow for their season finale rubber game. The outcome will decide the series as the teams cap the current season on the field.
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Baseball Results United Press International Playoff
Montreal defeated Syracuse 5 to 2 in a playoff series game. The victory gives Montreal a lead in the series as both teams push for the championship.
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Risko Takes Middleweight Title From Yarosz in 15 Rounds
Eddie Babe Risko defeated Teddy Yarosz by a unanimous decision in Forbes Field’s rain to become the new middleweight champion. Yarosz’s knee injury recurred in round four but did not prevent Risko from controlling most of the bout, with the United Press tallying rounds for Yarosz in several early rounds and later rounds as Risko pressed to crown him champion.
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Final game at Forbes Field draws 1200 cash customers
Sharon Pa Sept 20 Officials for the Sharon speedway announced today that 26 dirt track automobile drivers from four states will participate in sweepstake races at the speedway on Sunday afternoon.
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Lyons Wins Tourney at Cambridge Springs
Toby Lyons of NorthRead bested Frank Nash of Pittsburgh 4 and 3 to win the Northwest Pennsylvania Amateur at Cambridge Springs. Lyons led with a 71 in qualifying and closed strong, finishing the final six holes four under par after Nash had defeated Jack Micks and Lyons had beaten F. C. Meyer earlier in the day.
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State golf championship opens at Hershey Park links
The first annual championship of the Pennsylvania Public Golfers Association opened at Hershey Park Golf Club. The two day tournament drew more than twenty golfers from clubs across Pennsylvania. Frank Strafaci of Marine Field Club Brooklyn N Y the 1935 national public links champion will compete.
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Yesterday's Hero Paul Derringer Tops 20-Game Win Mark
Paul Derringer of Cincinnati joined the 20-game winners for the first time in his big league career by allowing only four hits in a game against Philadelphia.
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Franz to Meet Miller on Next Amateur Card
Prominent amateur bout headlines the next local boxing card in Meadville amid a busy lineup. Tully Reinhardt faces Steve Granasty in the bantam division, with Baby Pace Conta unavailable. George Franz is paired with Billy Miller in a six bout program while Mike Russo meets K C Schultz and Popeye Coons clashes with K C Anderson. Pirates plan a restful day before a Chicago road trip.
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