Tony Wins Biggest Match in Tri-State Golf
Tony Joy Corry, a 24 year old golf professional, defeated Sam Parks to win the Tri-State PGA Championship at Oakmont. The Corry standout, praised for progress this season, heads toward Cambridge Springs for another PGA event with top state players.
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Joy Triumphs In Tri-State Pro Golf Victory Over Parks
Tony Joy of Corry Country Club defeated Sam Parks Jr of South Hills 1 up at Oakmont to claim the Tri-State Pro Golfers Association championship in a tense finish. Joy led early, Parks narrowed the gap, and a crucial one-foot putt on the 86th hole secured Joy’s first competitive season title for the Tri-State group.
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City Keg League to Open Here on Monday
City Bowling League announces the season opening Monday evening. League officials and captains finalized plans today as rosters for the coming campaign were adjusted and difficulties ironed out.
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Standings and Today’s AMERICAN NATIONAL Baseball Scores
Standings show New York lead in both leagues with Philadelphia and Boston trailing. Yesterday’s results include New York 12 over Philadelphia 5 and Cleveland 11 3. Today’s games list Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington among others, with only scheduled matchups.
Landis Probes Free Agent Claim In Feller Case
Baseball Commissioner Landis said he is investigating a claim by Lee Kyser of the Des Moines club that Indians pitcher Bob Feller should be declared a free agent. Kyser charges Cleveland violated rules by signing Feller directly from amateur ranks. The right hander has four wins for Cleveland.
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Sutherland Focuses Panthers Offense Before Opener
Coach Jock Sutherland sharpens the Panthers offense two days before facing veteran Ohio Wesleyan. He focuses on team conditioning and selecting the starting lineup as Wesleyan prepares to arrive Friday afternoon.
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Yesterday's Hero Carl Hubbell Wins 18th Game
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants became the first National League pitcher in 25 years to reach 18 wins, a landmark performance highlighted by his control and pivotal strikeouts.
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Bisons Invade Milwaukee To Open World Series
Buffalo sails to Milwaukee to start the World Series against the Milwaukee Brewers after clinching the International League title. Ken Ash fired a two run win as Buffalo overcame Newark and Baltimore in the playoffs to claim the series victory.
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Waynesburg Yellow Jackets prep Forbes Field game
On campus drills for Friday night against Duquesne as Waynesburg College recalls 1927 memory. The Jackets crushed the Hilltoppers 15 to 0 then, their last victory over Duke.
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Beavers Favor Edinboro Clash In 1886-27 Season Opener
Corry's Beavers head into a 2:30 p.m. game at Washington Street grounds against Edinboro's Turtles. Beavers showed strength in last week's 12-0 win over Wattsburg and aim to improve beyond their rough first contest. Edinboro brings a weakened, inexperienced squad with three lettermen returning and a 7-0 victory in their last outing, as Halinboro reportedly weighs about 150 pounds.
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Schmidt Says Bucks In For One Of Big Years
Columbus, Sept. 4. Ohio State coach Schmidt said the team will be pretty tough this season and is in for one big year as he revealed added depth and power. He warned opponents to expect strong, hard-hitting play as the Buckeyes chase a national title after last year’s Notre Dame setback.
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Hubbell Seeks 17th Straight As Terrymen Eye Pennant
Carl Hubbell won his 16th straight decision and 26th of the season as the New York Giants beat the Phillies 5 to 4. The veteran lefty allowed eight hits and moved the Giants closer to clinching the National League pennant with a potential 17th straight win in his next start against Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds. Rube Marquard’s 1912 record of 19 straight remains the standard. The Cubs dropped a 7 to 6 10-inning loss to the Pirates, while Brooklyn beat Boston 8 to 6 on Van Mungo’s mound work. Bob Feller struck out 10 in Cleveland’s 10-? win over Chicago.
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Pirates Lead NPFL After Narrow Wins Over Dodgers
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 19 to 6 at Ib bets Field before 15,000. Art Strutt scored the Pirates only touchdown, on his debut with the club, with a 42 yard placement by Armand Niccolai. Norman Janklin added a 19 yard run for the Dodgers. The Dodgers also notched a late touchdown. In the first game, the Chicago White Sox defeated the Dodgers 17 to 2. The White Sox also won the second game 8 to 3 before darkness ended play. The New York Yankees claimed their 100th win, 12 to 5 over the Philadelphia Athletics. Detroit lost 10 to 1 to the St. Louis Browns, and Washington beat Boston 9 to 2.
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