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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1938

Page

6

Sunshine Anderson to tour the nation in billiards exhibitions

Clarence Sunshine Anderson, Kane’s famed pocket billiards star, launches a seven month tour across all states and parts of Canada with a cast led by Andrew Fonsi, Willie Mosconi, Arthur Cranfield, and Irving Crane. The team will rotate every two weeks, with Anderson performing over sixty trick shots including a 16-ball run, while chronicled career notes cite NSA recognition in 1934 and years of touring with stars like Jake Schaefer and Welker Cochran.

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Bucs Take Two Bat Cubs Stick With Samefeat

George Kirkley recaps a baseball slate noting Big Bill Lee’s resurgence with the Cubs including multiple shutouts and a 20-win season, while Clay Bryant and the Cubs win a second game to stay in pennant contention. Pirates, Giants, Cardinals, and Yankees also post wins as pennant race tightens across the NL and AL.

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Margiotti Demands Subpoenas In Erie Gravel Probe

Lawmakers press subpenas on Watson Manufacturing Co and Proneer Materials Co as part of the Erie gravel scandal inquiry. Hyde’s East High teams post a strong eight-year record yet linger without titles, with four wins, 15 losses, and seven draws.

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Beavers Train for Second Game Versus Youngsville Eagles

Corry Beavers prepare for a second season game against Youngsville High at Warren County Community Park tomorrow at 2:30. Beavers, favorites to win, plan speed and passing as main weapons with lineup tweaks including Euland Hervey at end. Youngsville, led by Clyde Moore, will emphasize speed and deception and may shuffle many positions to test Beavers’ pass defense.

Corry Beavers Youngeville High School Warren County Eagles Russ Byler Snella Euland Hervey Keith Fay Clyde Dingfelder Lincup Tom Cragg Gerald Tille Hd McElroy Bob Brown Ray Ker- Stetter Joe Borkosky Martin Kepple Chuck Williams Walter Paulson Bob Reynolds Youngsville Warren Oil City Wesleyville Clyde Eb, Moore Harold Erickson Sho John Beaver Meadville Titusville Kane Union City OU City

Major League Standings And Yesterday's American Results

Baseball standings and results update with New York beating Chicago seven to four. Cleveland played Detroit and scheduled for today. National league pairings include Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, with several games completed yesterday.

New York Chicago Ceveland Detrot Cold Cleveland Detroit National Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston Washington Chicago St. Louis

Yesterday's Hero Big Hillies Cubs Ace Shuts Out

Cubs ace pitched his fourth straight shutout tying the National League mark and keeping the club in the pennant chase.

Big Hillies Cubs

Duquesne Opens 1928 Season Under Lights at Charleroi

United Press reports Duquesne University’s unknown Dukes start the 1928 season at 9 p m against Waynesburg College under floodlights at Charleroi High School stadium. Key backfield holds freshmen cast with limited varsity experience, facing a determined Yellow Jackets squad in a night clash that could be affected by nearby World Series plans.

United Press Pittsburgh Duquesne University Dukes Yellow Jackets Waynesburg College Charleroi High School Pittsburgh Pirates John Philip Little Clipper Smith Ted Grabinsisi Ray Seangelli Bill Critefield Buquesne Pos Waynesburg Mazanet Jecuteies Wilson Bureka Walkowicz Hoffman Grabinalel Coecerore Seibert Fadio Weir Critchfeld Wiley Serangelli Pe .S.si Carroll Barron Cccsius Baker Fonder Gallagher

Saint Paul Saints and Kansas City Blues Meet for Title

The Saint Paul Saints, pennant winners, face the Kansas City Blues, runners up, in a seven game American Association series opener to decide the league championship. Both clubs advanced past the first round despite challenges from Milwaukee Brewers and Indianapolis Indians.

Southern California and Alabama Meet Tomorrow in Openers

Intercollegiate football opens with Southern California facing Alabama in Los Angeles. Other notable games include California at St Marys, Providence at Holy Cross, Rhode Island at Maine, Washington at Minnesota, and several deep rosters like Navy against South Carolina.

Southern California Alaama Los Angeles California-St. Marys Providence Holy Cross Rhode Island Maine Washington Minnesota Idaho Oregon State West Virginia

Benefit boxing show raises funds for blind former welterweight

In Pittsburgh a charity boxing event at Duquesne Garden drew fighters managers and officials who donated services. About 700 dollars was raised for Billy Holt who was once a top welterweight in the district. The main bout ended with Tommy Speigal Uniontown defeating Jimmy Wits Cleveland in three rounds. White broke his nose and quit. Speigal weighed 132 to Whites 194.

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