Beavers poised for final road trip as Corry aims for title
Corry High Beavers extend win streak with strong ground game led by Rex Spaulding as they plan a Friday visit to Franklin before home games with Union City Titusville North East Kanty Prep and OU Gily. Coach Lou Hanna’s squad has grown into a tough, balanced offense and eyes a potential run in district standings.
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Massillon ends eight-year rivalry with Canton gridiron foe
Massillon High will terminate its eight year football rivalry with Canton, citing a shift to a more representative statewide schedule. Coach Chuck Mather says the Tigers will meet Cincinnati Elder in Lincoln's schedule this season, while holding lopsided wins over Akron Central and Lincoln. Minor league results follow with Indianapolis beating Columbus 7 to 5 as the Indianapolis team secures a 2-1 edge.
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Yankees Defeat Red Sox as Indians Edge Tigers in extras
In a tense pennant race update, the New York Yankees clinch near certainty by defeating Boston 9-5 while Cleveland tops Detroit 2-1 in 10 innings. Aaron Robinson’s error leads to questions as the Tigers drop to 2.5 games back. Dodges hammer Phils 11-0 and Giants top Braves 3-2 as NL race tightens.
Baseball results and schedule from yesterday and today
American League yesterday Cleveland beat Detroit 2 to 1 in ten innings and New York defeated Boston 9 to 5 while St Louis and Chicago played to a 5 5 draw. Washington won 3 to 4 over Philadelphia. Today Washington visits New York and Boston plays Philadelphia in two games. National League Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 7 to 2. Philadelphia beat Chicago 8 to 3. New York won 14 to 4 against Boston and hosts Brooklyn in a day night. Only games scheduled.
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Lafayette and Lehigh show power in openers
Lafayette edged Lehigh 20 to 19 as Fordham was the strong favorite in the opener. Lehigh defeated a favored Delaware 2 to 0 behind Dick Doyne and Dick Gabriel to lead the slate. Duquesne pressed Villanova, while Saint Vincent tied with Wilkes and Villanova surged to a 39 to 28 win with DAlonea Haner and Rilo scoring twice.
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Eagles Rout Cardinals in NFL Week Action
Sept 25 Eagles overwhelmed the Chicago Cardinals 45 to 7 without key backs Buren and Pritchard. Bears beat 49ers 32 10, Packers upset Redskins 38 21, Lions top Steelers 10 7, Browns power ground game for 32 0 win over Baltimore as season pace accelerates.
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Tigers Rally to Defend Robinson in Close Win
Tigers teammates defended catcher Aaron Robinson last night as he bagged four at-bats at home plate in a 2-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Manager Red Rolfe blamed the club’s hitting slump for the loss after recent defeats hurt their American League pennant hopes. Robinson arrived in town and made a quick exit from the station.
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Rumor Rickey to Become General Manager of Buck
Philadelphia dispatch reports Burt Shotton denies retirement plans while signaling Rickey will join him in Brooklyn or move to Pittsburgh. The rumor links Rickey to ownership stakes and Galbreath moves, with Zeckendorf cited as arranging the Brooklyn deal.
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Eastern powerhouses roll to grid triumphs in youth season
Three Pennsylvania independents Allentown Bethlehem and Easton lead 1980 high school football as late week results boost hopes of best seasons in years. Allentown beat Philadelphia Southern 38 48 Bethlehem defeated Roxborough 24 6 and Easton rallied to beat overtime 7 13. Other top teams in the region like Buckley Pottsville Swayersville and West Chester also seek big wins.
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Bucs End Home Season With Split Twin Bill
Pittsburgh skies failed to dampen a crowd of 25,088 as the Pirates closed their home slate by splitting a doubleheader with the Cincinnati Reds. Wally Westlake and Jack Phillips sparked the late push in the second game with a successful double steal, while Reds ace Ewell Blackwell scattered seven hits to win the opener.
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Erie Vets Triumph 35-0 Over Brooklyn in Opener
In an American football opener, the Erie Vets defeated Brooklyn 35-0 before over 2,000 fans. The game featured a strong Erie attack and benefited from the smoky conditions caused by Cynsdian forest fires. Quarterback Eric’s quick play helped spark the Vets to the shutout win.
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Batting Yost Bera Leads Yanks Past Boston 9-5
Baseball game recap notes Yost Bera batting, four hits and two RBIs as the New York Yankees defeated Boston 9-5. The文章 also mentions a passer who completed 10 of 41 attempts for 54 yards and a touchdown by Halfback Mike Graham.
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