Big Season Ahead for Local Bowlers and Field Day Plans
City Bowling League opens in one week with a draft for the 1935 86 season and moves to reorganize the Untier League. Plans for a Class B fireult and improvements at Bills' Alleys signal a busy sports period as Field Day for the Corry Rod and Gun Club moves forward near the south city field, expected to draw hundreds of sportsmen.
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Beavers Banned From County Class B Conference
Corry High School football deemed ineligible in Erie County Class B standings for lacking required league opponents. Beavers face Wesleyville on Washington Street grounds after Wesleyville beat Wattsburg 38 7. Pete Dubrosky listed as available though unlikely to play.
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Mountain and Dave Earn Varsity Berths At Adrian
Adrian College in Adrian Michigan highlights local attention as Norm Mountain lands a right end berth and Sonny Daye is slated for a varsity backfield role. The Adrian squad of twenty eight travels to Alfred College for tonight’s season opener, with Mountain and Daye among the standout Corry athletes joining the squad and set to start if healthy.
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Duquesne tops Wesleyan 20 to 6 in opener
In Pittsburgh eight thousand fans watched Duquesne University defeat Illinois Wesleyan 20 to 6 at Forbes Field. Captain Jim Fillingham of Charleroi scored all three Duke touchdowns on long runs. The Midwest club fumbled early but Duquesne’s line held. Montreal beat Syracuse 8 to 1 in International League playoff.
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Yesterday's Results and National Today’s Games
St. Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston Brooklyn at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at St. Louis Boston at Philadelphia
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Cubs Seek 17th Win in Row Against Pirates Today
Chicago faces Pittsburgh as manager Charley Grimm aims to extend the winning streak to 17. Roy Henshaw has beaten Pittsburgh six times this season and could clinch the run if the Cubs win. A victory would set up an 18th straight triumph before the showdown with the St Louis Cardinals next Wednesday. Detroit may clinch the AL pennant with a doubleheader as Yankees/Boston outcome looms.
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Middlweight Champ to Attend New York Bout
Pittsburg dispatch reports middleweight champion Gabe Risko and manager Gabe Genovese with their entourage left for New York to attend the Baer Louis bout next Tuesday. The trip follows Risko’s title win over Teddy Yarosz at Forbes Field last Thursday night, which had stirred local boxing scenes.
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New York State Squad to Battle in Double Bill
Ti tusville Merchants prep for a double header at Carter Field after a tune-up win at Pleasantville. New Yorkers Sherman and Penn Drakes clash as Titusville seeks to prove their earlier 9 to 3 victory was a bad day, not a measure of Titusville strength.
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Dogs Run for Fans as New Kensington Debut Draws 8000
In New Kensington Pennsylvania eight thousand fans witnessed eighty dogs race a mechanical rabbit in ten heats marking the district's first dog races in five years. The oval will host ten races nightly for the next thirty days except Sundays, drawing heavy local interest. The Pittsburgh Pirates prepare for a Pro Football League showdown at Forbes Field against the world champion New York Giants tomorrow at 3 p.m. A preliminary features Annunciation Juniors versus Northside, followed by the Squirrel Hill Midgens for early arrivals.
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Warren to Pittsburgh Swimmer to Fight Here
Warren swimmer Mike Russo, famed for his 192 mile Allegheny journey to Pittsburgh, will box K C Schultz of Corry on an amateur card at the State Armory Friday night. Russo, though not assured to win, seeks a decision after a 20 mile daily swim with a Warren mayor’s letter in hand.
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College football results from scattered games
A list of college football scores includes Apprentice School 06 Randolph Wesleyon 13 and Georgetown College 0 Xavier 34. North Dakota 13 Moorhead and Wisconsin 7 Kilgore Junior College 0. Austin College 64 Daniel Baker 13. Tex teams such as Temple 61 St Josephs 0 and Washburn 32 Fort Hays 34 are reported among other scores.
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St. Thomas
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St. Joseph's College
Buena Vista
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Howard
Fort Hays
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Washburn
North Dakota
Moorhead
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Concordia
Weatherford
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Kilgore
Erie Open Tournament to Be Launched Sunday
Erie Sept 21 leading professionals and amateurs will tee off Sunday morning in the annual Erie Open golf tournament. The championship will be decided on a 36 hole medal play basis. Players must register with Hub Vogt Erie club pro before Sunday to allow Saturday night pairings and avoid confusion.
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Six Team League formed to boost city bowling participation
A Class B six team bowling league for 1935 86 was proposed to give weaker bowlers city wide league play and promote sportsmanship. City Bowling League players cannot join this circuit. Arthur Scheppner elected president Carl Carlson vice president with more officers to be named. Five teams plan entry Kiwanis entries Aeros Corry Jamestown and Reymonds with Raymonds possibly entering two teams. Matches will occur Wednesday evenings with opening set for October 4.
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Strafaci Sets Pace In State PubLinks Tourney
Frank Strafaci 19 of Brooklyn N C led the first annual amateur championship of the Pennsylvania Public Golfers Association in Hershey Pa as 56 amateurs began 36 holes of finals. He posted a 445 three over par for the opening 36 holes yesterday.
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