Beavers Outplay Westfield High But Lose 6-2
Beavers dominate early drive but penalties stall scoring. A blocked punt by Westfield sets up the decisive score in the final quarter, followed by a safety as Westfield holds on for a 6-2 victory. Westfield’s Cass scores late, while Corry and Cass lead Beavers in a tight, penalty‑plagued clash.
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Beavers Face Warren Next As Local Sports Notes Roll In
Roundup of local teams with Jamestown clubs planning two professional elevens and Beavers set to meet Warren High on the Dragons field. Scholastic grid upsets include Frank din High vs Sharpsville 0 19, Oil City narrow over Knox, Warren stumbles against Sheffield. Bobby Jones seeks his fifth major golf title as he eyes the American Amateur after open and British Amateur wins. International League Danforth racks up 20 strikeouts in Rochester game. Beavers' practice sharpens and Warren clash looms on the 1980 slate.
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Georgetown May Lose Star Halfback Alenty Injury Update
Georgetown likely loses star halfback Joe Alenty after a scrimmage injury at Point Lookout Maryland. Alenty, a sophomore, had been counted as a likely regular by Coach Mills. The Georgethien Squad returned from camp after a hard workout.
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American Bankers Association to Meet in Cleveland
Bankers chairman discussions on bank failures and related subjects will be aired at the annual American Bankers Association meeting in Cleveland on September 20 to October 2. President Hoover will address the group on October 2. J R Kraus of Union Trust Co Cleveland is chairman of the convention's executive committee.
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Kentucky Derby Eligibility Clarified for Three Year Old Bhorond Prenatal Entry
Racing rule clarification states three year old thoroughbreds are eligible for the Kentucky Derby with entry before birth fan expectations. Officials note some stakes allow entries before foaling, but this does not apply to the Kentucky Derby.
All American Nine Named From Wilson Klein and Terry
United Press selects six American and National League stars for 1930 All-America baseball team. Bill Terry Frankie Frisch Freddy Lindstrom Joe Cronin Al Simmons Hack Wilson Chuck Klein Gordon Cochrane Perry Grove Ted Lyons Ferrell Frank Gordon Lindstrom Grimes Wahl.
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Armour Leads St Louis Open Champion Ties With Hagen
Tommy Armour, winner of the St Louis open yesterday, teamed with Hagen at Connenut Lake a few weeks earlier to beat Preé Baroni and Ted Lather in an 18 hole best ball match. He is praised for golf skill though his greens play at Jaike was uneven.
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Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Open Date Fixtures
Daily sports briefs show Chicago beating New York and St Louis topping Philadelphia in early play with Detroit and Washington also scoring. National league results include Chicago and Boston in a 4 to 2 Chicago lead. Open date matches list Chicago at Boston and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn among others.
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McCarthy May Lose Place as Cubs Manager
United Press reports deny Rogers Hornsby will replace Joe McCarthy. Wrigley and Veeck say McCarthy’s contract runs to Jan 1, 1921 and no decision on his future has been made. They praise McCarthy and note a decision after the season.
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Fort Worth Near Title in Southern Association Series
Fort Worth, Texas, challenger in the Texas League, needed one win to claim the Southern Association series title against Memphis. Memphis prevented a sweep by winning 4 1, forcing a decisive game. If Memphis wins today, the teams would return to Memphis for game nine.
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Franklin I High routed Sharpsville in rough Friday game
Franklin I High suffered a 19 to 0 setback at home as Sharpsville dominated the line. Both teams used varsity squads early, but Sharpsville found openings more effectively. Franklin I will host Corry next Saturday in a follow up game.
Cancel Walker Loughran bout heads New York boxing page
Sept 22 The proposed bout between Tommy Loughran retired light heavyweight champion and Mickey Walker is canceled by promoters Hermin Taylor and Bobby Gunnis. Jack Sharkey is a heavy favorite to beat Vittorio Campolo in an 12 round bout at Yankee Stadium, with Madison Square Garden seen as a potential financial loss due to Sharkey’s $100,000 guarantee. A winner may fight Young Stribling before Schmeling in June.
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Bobby Jones Seeks Fourth Major Title at Merion
Bobby Jones pursues a historic fourth major this year as the famed amateur opens the national amateur championship at Merion. With 108 top golfers from the U S Canada the British Isles and Cuba in the field Jones pairs with Merery Stratton at 9 15 am as fans wonder if he can seal a career climax by winning again and perhaps retire from major championships.
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Grid Notes Highlight Carnegie Tech Prep Before Buffalo clash
Opening week hampered by school start, Carnegie Tech football will hold one practice session daily ahead of Saturdays game at Buffalo. Scrimmages at the University of Pittsburgh today and tomorrow will set the opening lineup for the Waynesburg game. Duquesne resumes practice with renewed resolve after a heavy loss to West Virginia. Geneva College, buoyed by a 20 0 win over St Vincent, prepares for Bucknell at Lewisburg after a decisive victory.
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Armour Cops St Louis Open With 276 Total
Tommy Armour of Orchard Lake Michigan won the $10,000 St Louis Open at Sunset Hill with 276 for 72 holes two strokes ahead of Walter Hagen. Friday 67 Saturday 68 propelled Armour to a 36 hole lead, Hagen 141 for the day and 278 overall. Horton Smith Joe Kirkwood Al Espinosa tied for third at 281 each, Manion amateur won a diamond for 287, Cooper finished fourth at 282 and $500 prize.
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Mandell Bout Postponed in Chicago Clash
The Mandell Tommy Herman welterweight bout scheduled for September 24 at Chicago Coliseum is postponed to Friday September 29. This will be Mandell’s second welterweight start and his first Chicago appearance since losing the world lightweight title to Al Singer by knockout in one round.
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Cardinals Need Four Victories To Clinch Flag
The St. Louis Cardinals must win four of their remaining six games to clinch the NL pennant, with a possible tie if they drop four and Chicago Cubs win all five. Brooklyn and New York Giants are near elimination as it stands, while Philadelphia Athletics gain in a doubleheader sweep over St. Louis Browns. Gabby Hartnett hit his 24th homer as Cubs beat the Braves. Brooklyn suffered its 50th straight defeat against Pittsburgh.
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Hold Outboard Motor Honors at Midwest Regatta
Horace Tennes, 15, of Chicago, won the outboard motor racing championship of the Midwest at Wood Lake regatta. He claimed the Commanda Eugene McDonald trophy, beating 25 rivals after capturing heats and a Saturday mark. Earl Boyer of Toledo and George Middlebrook of Lansing set speed marks in professional events.
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Corry Chitage Study Notes US Constitution
Fragmentary notes discuss the American Constitution and its good and bad sides. Mentions people as central to rights and responsibilities and references independence. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmented Voice on Freedom and Sportsmanship Theme
The text reflects on freedom, sportsmanship, and social expectations with dialogic reflections. It references a London setting, Sir Thomas, and a figure named Lipton while musing on merit, politeness, and national character amid a crowd of unspecified participants.
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