Aeros Have Splendid Chance in Mountain with Adrian Varsity
In a Saturday showcase, Aeros Supply rebounded to a 5-1 victory boosting their bid for the title. The squad, buoyed by standout play from Mountain and Adrian, faces a decisive stretch as the season’s key clashes loom.
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Aeros capture third game to prolong series in rain halted contest
In a rain shortened six inning tilt Pete Russell's Aeros beat Kip Anderson's Wildcats 2 to 1 to pull even at a game apiece in the City Baseball League series. Big Ken Jackson and his submarine style pitching could not stop Aeros offense as Washington Lunch patrol halted earlier battles.
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Aer's victory dispute stumbles on as Koestner shines
The AEROS led early behind Specs Koestner with a fine control and a mix of walks and hits. Washington mounted a comeback through Jackson and Cobbett but key errors and timely hits kept the Aeros in front before rain halted play in the seventh with a 6 to 1 cushion.
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Keister's Gut Rate win seals City Golf League playoff
Keister's Gut Rate golfers clinched the championship over Mulheim Beers in a playoff at the City Golf League. The winner receives the large 29 inch trophy, with the Beers awarded a silver loving cup. A formal presentation and stag dinner are planned for Sunday at the club with local golfers expected to attend.
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Stoefen Faces Perry in Pacific Coast Final
In Los Angeles on September 2 Stoefen, the lanky American doubles champion, advanced to the finals of the Pacific South men’s singles championship by defeating Donald Burge 6-4 8-10 10-8 6-1. Perry beat Johnny Van Ryn in straight sets to reach the final, with scores 7-5 7-5 6-? The British titleholder is considered the world’s leading amateur.
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Fogle Leads Skeet Shoot Contests and Batting Highlights
Reported skeet shoot results show Fogle leading with strong scores and other entrants like Greene and Hawkins posting solid numbers. Baseball notes mention Birdie Boland, Les Mallon, and Meyers incidents, plus late game drama for Dodgers and Braves in an action-filled summary.
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Sopwith Protest Rejected As Series Resumes in Newport
United Press reports Sopwith failed to promptly hoist a protest flag after a start and turn incident with Vanderbilt's Rainbow. The protest was deemed invalid on technical grounds, leaving the series tied two races apiece as the rivals resume racing in unsettled conditions.
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Myers Stars as Liberties Win at Jamestown
Jamestown September 21 The Liberties opened the New York Penn Football League schedule with a 14 0 victory over the Crescents before a local crowd at Oriole Field Coach Tex Dains charges led the defense most of the game Bill Myers of Corry Pa emerged as the standout player his consistent passing and running fed a varied attack against Crescents Kunago and Diszara University aided the Crescents early but Liberties pulled away in the second half
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Corry Bid to Enter Grid Loop Considered
Representatives for Corry Independents attend a meeting in Wareh to push admission to the New York-Peninsula Football League. The league, including Jamestown Liberties Crescents Warren HyVis Gils Johnsonburg Mayville, weighs Corry’s entry with some opposition led by Mayville. President Schindler said a decision would come Monday night. If approved, Corry aims to begin practice toward a October deadline.
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Larges Musky Catches Eye at Findley Lake Anglers
A city angler returned from a Windley Lake trip with a massive eighteen pound musky measuring thirty eight inches long. The catch ranks among the lake’s largest this summer and drew strong interest from local anglers.
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Colgate Red Raiders Eye Unbeaten 1934 Season
Colgate's Red Raiders anticipate another undefeated campaign as Coach Andy Kerr builds a veteran lineup with sophomores for depth. Key figures include quarterback Clary Anderson and fullback Chin Lyon, with Go-captain Jack Fritts and center Akedatrom vying for starting roles amid a wide-open line competition. The squad faces Tulane, Ohio State, St. Lawrence, Holy Cross, Syracuse, Rutgers, and Brown, among others, in a demanding schedule.
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El Lagarto Captures Race In President's Cup Event
Washington reports El Lagarto won the President's Cup race on the Potomac, preserving the trophy for the second straight year. Owned by Gentya Reis of Like Gearpe New York, the champion craft vaulted to victory with fast speeds across three heats, totaling 1124 jolts.
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Bambino Says Farewell Regular Season Appearance
Babs Ruth will make his last major league regular appearance in New York as the Yankees face elimination in the American League pennant race. Detroit’s win over the Browns tightens the race as New York’s hopes fade, while the Giants hold a lead in the National League pennant chase with five games left for the Giants and seven for the Cardinals.
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City Bowling League to Reform for 1934 35 Season
Reorganization of the Gore City Bowling League for 1934 35 will occur at a meeting of prospective entrants at Recreation Alleys on East Main Street at 6 o clock tonight. The 1933 34 circuit included Aero Supply Citizens Bank Corry Jarestown Washington Lunch Keister s Gut Rate and Raymonds with many likely to re enter. New teams like Stanford Hose Company are mentioned. All entering teams must send representatives. Meetings will draft a schedule and opening plans for mid October start.
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Titusville Rockets Triumph Over Johnsonburg in Home Win
Titusville High School Rockets defeated Johnsonburg 20 to 6 in Erie area action. Roy Tosé and Stan Rey starred as Titusville mounted long runs and a late fourth quarter pass to Hall for the final score, sealing their third straight victory.
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