Beavers Beat Eagles In Narrow Youngsville Showdown
Corry's Beavers won their second season game 26 to 13 at Youngsville. Key plays featured Martin Kepple and Chuck Williams on multiple drives, while Youngsville's Corder connected 18 passes with seven completions. Beavers defense added three interceptions in a مقام effort.
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Eagles Defeat Giants in Pro Football Clash
The Philadelphia Eagles beat the New York Giants 14-10, securing their second win in three starts. The victory followed a 26-28 opening loss to Washington and a 27-7 win over Pittsburgh, as the Eagles sit among the league’s scoring leaders with 64 points this season.
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Youngsville Wins Lightning 6 26 Over Corry In Scrappy Clash
In a tense showdown Youngsville defeats Corry 26 to 6 as Williams and Kepple each score and Sheffer adds two. Borkosky ejected for slugging, Cardner to Sheffer pass helps seal late drive. Beavers prep for Meadville next game.
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Du Bois High School Defeats Aliquippa 26 to 0 in Fog
More than 2 000 fans at Beaver Field waited for the official result as Du Bois High School beat Aliquippa High 26 to 0. Dense fog blanketed the field making long punts invisible and halting play until officials and players found the ball.
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Erie Academy Lions Triumph Over East High in Stadium Battle
A record Erie Stadium crowd of 21 000 watched Erie Academy Lions beat East High 6 to 0. Ken Longnecker connected with Nat Servidio for a key play setting up Dave Wiley to score with Hans Benkewald adding on the final drive. The game featured strong tackles and plunging runs from both sides.
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McKean Over Wattsburg In Six Man Grid Game
McKean won 25 to 8 over Wattsburg in a six man football opener in McKean. Wattsburg scored early when Harwood intercepted Haucks pass and returned 25 yards. McKean then dominated with an aerial attack to seal the win.
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Saints Lead Playoff Final Contest With 5 2 Win
St Paul in front in the American Association playoff series after a 5 to 2 victory. Ray Phelps pitched effectively to pace the Saints to their second win in a row as Kansas City prepared to start a fourth game tonight.
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Giants Reds Out of Flag Race End of an Era in National League
United Press reports Giants and Reds out of pennant chase as Cubs surge with a six game win streak. Pirates lead with seven games left and face Cubs. Reds and Giants face elimination after key losses. Notable games include Pirates 6 3 over Reds and Cubs 7 2 over Cardinals. Boston Bees stun Giants twice 3 2 and 4 3. Dodgers beat Phillies 5 1. Yankees lose 5 3 to Red Sox in 10 innings. Greenberg homerless in 7 5 Detroit over Cleveland
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Browns to Replace Gab Street at End of Year
St Louis Browns announce plans to replace manager Charles Hartnett with a new pilot in 1939 while Hartnett will finish the current season. General Manager Donald Barnes said a replacement is not yet chosen, and the search will proceed after the season ends.
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TERDAY S RESULTS fanna in ALIEN Boston and National standings
The telegraph lists yesterday's results with scores for Boston, New York, Putia, Washington, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Boston, New York, Brook, and Philadelphia. Today two American games are scheduled: Boston at New York and Louis at Chicago.
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Yesterday's Hero Red Liteag Shines in Streak Revival
Pirates veteran Red Liteag returned from illness leave to beat Reda and knock them from pennant contention. Saturday scores include Rice Academy 1 over Erle Rast 0, Wesleyville 6 Harborcreek 6, Edinboro 7 Titusville 0, Greenville 12 Brookville 0, Falconer 12 Thomas Indians 0, Warren 12 Kane 7.
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Browns Open Season with Two-Game Split Pitching Fair
Bucky Newsom earned his 19th win in the opener while Emil Bildilla the Springfield rookie won his first major league game in the nightcap. both hurlers allowed 11 hits. Nick Etten delivered a decisive single as the Athletics edged Washington 6-5 in 11 innings, then the Senators roared back to win the nightcap 5-4 in seven.
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Burke Leads Westchester Open With One Stroke Advantage
Billy Burke of Cleveland held a one stroke lead in the 13,500 Westchester Open at Skarsdale as the field began the semifinal 108 hole grind. Burke shot par 70 to post a 38 hole total of 129. Paul Runyan and Chandler Harper tied for second at 140 after Runyan's 71. Notables Hagen Turnesa and Brady failed to qualify as the cut left 83 players.
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Patty Berg Named National Golf Champion at 20
Patty Berg, 20, national women’s golf champion, began a Minnesota university freshman year as she won the title by defeating Estelle Lawson Page 8 and 7 in Chicago. The victory caps four years of tournament success with ten titles across her career so far.
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Franklin Club First Win in Two Years at Miller-Sibley Field
Saadillon reports HTB Lin high school varsity eleven defeated Alumni 12 to 0 Saturday afternoon. The win ends a two year drought and follows a 0–0 opening tie with Greenville high. About 500 spectators watched the improvement over the season opener.
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Pittsburgh Triumphs Over West Virginia and Alabama Victory
Pittsburgh crushed West Virginia 19-0 as Golberg Stebbins Cassiano and Chickerwea powered 408 rushing yards. Alabama defeated Southern California 19-7 at Los Angeles in front of 65 000 fans. Minnesota beat Washington 15-0 and California edged St Marys 12-7 in key interregional games.
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Tech Will Open At Home On Sat
Pittsburgh set to host the second weekend games as Pitt Panthers travel to Philadelphia to face Temple after blanking West Virginia 19 to 0. Duquesne Dukes head to Buffalo to meet Texas Tech under lights Friday. Carnegie Tech prepares for an easy home opener vs Davis-Buckins. Best calcium sources listed include milk cheese greens and syrups.
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