Beavers and Wesleyville play to scoreless tie on rain drenched grounds
Corry High School and Wesleyville fought through a gritty scoreless meet on Washington street fields amid heavy rain. Punting dominated the game as Bob Jewell and Durrea repeatedly pinned the other team back, while Durrea and Adams gave Wesleyville the few threatening chances. The Beavers, though outgunned on some drives, defended solidly and earned praise for their effort in a tough, low-scoring battle.
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Penn State Faces Opening Game Without Two Regulars
Penn State in State College reports injuries and illness already harassing the football team. The Lions are likely to start the season without the services of two of three regulars in their opening game against Lebanon Valley this week.
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Luther to Compete at Spa Today
Cambridge Springs, Sept 28 Ted Luther a former Corry pro now in Youngstown Ohio seeks more honors as he returns to his old territory for a 36 hole Northwestern Pennsylvania open championship medal fest. He also leads a Cleveland squad to an inter city match with Buffalo and Pittsburgh teams during the tourney. Tony Joy Corry’s young pro is ineligible due to non affiliation with the sponsoring golf association.
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Abraham Runs 90 and 20 Yards for Touchdowns
Titusville High hosts Youngsville in a 12 to 0 season opener. Youngsville’s quarterback Abraham starred, scoring on a 20 yard end run and a 70 yard TD run after a drive from Titusville’s 48 yard line.
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Scholastic Results and Offense Preview for Albion Game
Scores show several blowouts with Wesleyville 0 and Warren dominating. Union City 19 Westfield 7. Greenville 19 Franklin 6. Youngstown Raven 19 Sharon 6. Grove City 22 Bessemer 9. Article notes offense must improve significantly to prepare for Albion game next Saturday and lists player names, substitutions, penalties, and game officials.
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Chicago Cubs poised to clinch National League pennant
Chicago extended its winning streak to 18 with a 2-0 win over the Pirates, while St. Louis trails with seven games left. The Cubs hold a three game lead as showdown series opens in St. Louis, with pitching strength and strong hitting favoring Chicago over the Cards. Dizzy Dean earned his 28th win as the Cubs near a World Series berth against Detroit.
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Budge Advances In Pacific Southwest Tennis
Donald Budge of Oakland California defeated Francis X Shield in straight sets 7 5 6 3 6 4 to reach the final at Los Angeles. Budge, a red-haired youth, won the semi-final yesterday.
Yesterday and Today Baseball Results and Schedule
Yesterday’s results show Cleveland 6 2, Chicago 3 9, St. Louis 1, Detroit G, Washington 10 11, Phila 2 1, New York 6 9, Boston 4 0. National league games included Chicago 2 0, Pittsburgh 0, St. Louis 14 3, Cincinnati 4 1, New York 5 2, Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 7 4, Boston 5 3. Today’s games list New York at Washington as the sole scheduled match, with Pittsburgh at St. Louis and Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia also listed.
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International League final game set as Royals meet Chiefs
Montreal and Syracuse enter the deciding game tied 3–3 in the playoff series. Syracuse won yesterday 3–2 in 10 innings as Ghad Kinney pitched deep into the tilt before a walk and a late single doomed Montreal. Joe Cascarelli worked for Syracuse, limiting Montreal to seven hits while his team also tallied seven.
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Giants Crush Pirates 42 7 in Season Opener
New York Giants, defending NFL champions, routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 42 to 7 in the 1935 season opener. Ed Danowski connected with Ken Strong for multiple scores as the visitors dominated early and coasted to victory. Wiesenbaugh scored a late Pirates TD against the second-string Giants.
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Philadelphia
Ed Dunowski
Ken Strong
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Wiesenbaugh
University of Pittsburgh
Jone
Yesterday's Hero Johnny Moore Lifts Phillies Past Braves
Johnny Moore of the Philadelphia Phillies hit his 18th homer with a man on base in the ninth, breaking a 5-5 tie to defeat the Boston Braves in the season opener.
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Beaton Braves
New York State Club Drops Two Games Sunday
Sherman Merchants open poorly with a carload of players absent and lose 22 to 7 in the first game to Titusville Merchants. In the second game Titusville wins 8 to 1 after the contest ends early under Sunday baseball law. Verne Group takes the loss in game one. Spake and Parks start for the teams in game two.
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Reeves
Bannister Hurls Fulton to City League Title
Sept 23 Hy erett Rubber Arm Bannister pitched dazzling ball to finish his twenty first season. A timely double by Louis Ripp helped the Fulton team edge General Electric 4 3 at Athletic Field yesterday afternoon to clinch the City League pennant.
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Keillor Wins Erie Open Golf Championship
Keillor of Meadville wins the fifth annual Erie Open at Ere Golf Club in Meadville County Club despite a tense finish. He led the morning rounds with 68 and reached the 36th green needing a birdie two to beat Carl Wendel, Lawrence Parloro, and Toby Lyons, all atop a 142 aggregate.
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Stags
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Lawrence Parloro
Toby Lyons
Wanted men to qualify for good pay positions
Will personally interview men willing to work hard for good new positions in Electric Refrigeration and Air Conditioning business. Prefer men with fair education and mechanical inclination, currently employed. Ready to devote spare time at home to training to become installation and service experts. Write with age phone present occupation Utilities Engineering Institute Box 404 Care Journal.
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Betting to favor Louis 2 to 1 odds in big fight
New York September crowd moves to New York on special trains and buses for the Joe Louis Max Schmeling? No, Maxie? fight. At Yankee Stadium 22 000 seats to be filled as 91 650 expected customers stand ready while Louis trains with no injuries. Bets favor Louis to beat Maxie with odds around two to one, with officials and bookies predicting Louis will enter the ring favored.
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Treasurer issues 1935 36 hunting licenses in county
County treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor announced early issuance of hunting licenses for the 1925 86 season with several hundred already processed and urged hunters to obtain them to avoid last minute confusion. Girard beat Albion Legion 11 4 in a Sunday game, tying the series at two games each pending a decisive fifth contest.
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Jeter
Sydon
Corry Youths Boost Adrian In Tough Loss At Alfred
Adrian College’s football squad, including Corry’s Norm Mountain and another Corry youth, dropped a 7 to 2 decision at Alfred, New York. Mountain scored in the third quarter to give Adrian a two point edge before Alfred’s Keegan connected with Pargione for a late touchdown. A 45 yard pass to Mountain was negated by a fumble, denying Adrian the lead. Both Corry players played key roles and are expected to secure regular berths as the season starts.
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