Todays Sport Notes and Local Baseball Buzz
City League additions could boost the all stay combination against Warman and Corry. Sherman trips to Horseheads for a game while Corry and the Liberties face New York Penn League teams and a potential third game showdown looms. Steve Massa hospital brace and World Series radio plans wrap the latest athletic chatter from Titusville and surrounding towns.
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Jamestown
Hoyt Shuts Out Cardinals as Giants Stay Behind
Waite Hoyt blanked St. Louis 3-0 to keep the lead intact for the Giants, whose setback by the Phillies widened the gap. The Cardinals failed to capitalise and remain one game back as Pittsburgh’s Hoyt turned back his former clubs. The pennant race tightens with missteps and late-inning miscues across the league.
Mountaineers Battle Dukes at Forbes Field Night Game
Pittsburgh September 26 West Virginia University and Duquesne football players prepared under electric lights at Forbes Field for a highly anticipated game drawing about 20 900 to 25 000 fans. The Dukes rely on a fast backfield to challenge the Mountaineers defense. Coach Trusty Tailman of West Virginia makes his first Pittsburgh appearance in a new role after debuting with a win over West Virginia Wesleyan.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Games Paraphrase
Yesterday's heroes include Waite Hoyt and the Pirates hiiting hard as the Cardinals blanked. Henry Greenberg drives runs with six hits including Homer in Hy as a restless night unfolds.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results and Today's Schedule
Yesterday's results show American League games including New York 4 against Philadelphia 3 and Cleveland 6 over St Louis 2. Detroit 12-10 and Chicago 10-3 also noted. National League scores include Brooklyn 2 and Boston 1, Philadelphia 5 over New York 4, Pittsburgh 3 over St Louis 0. Today none. schedule lists St Louis at Brooklyn and New York at Cincinnati.
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Pirates Lose to Eagles 17 0 at Fortes Field
Philadelphia Eagles secure their first win of the season by defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 17 to 0 before 11 089 fans at Fortes Field. Swede Hanson scores in the second period on a 16 yard run after a triple pass, adds a later 84 yard pass for a touchdown, plus a third period extra point and Weiner adds a field goal from the 11 yard line.
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Canzoneri Buries Dubinsky In Close Victory
Tony Canzoneri, famed three time world title holder, defeated Harlem Dubinsky of Chicago in a close fight before nearly 17 000 at Ebets Field. The win boosts his bid for Barney Ross's lightweight crown after Dubinsky had earlier beaten him badly in Chicago last year. Canzoneri weighed 141 pounds to Dubinsky's 140.
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New York
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Ring Warring
Barney Ross
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Harey Dublinsky
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Fight results at New York and Chicago venues
Boxing results list fighters with outpoints and locations. Tony Canzoneri outpointed Harry Dublinsky in New York. Joe Lois defeated Adolf Winter in Chicago. Other bouts include Billy Hogan versus Ny, Tommy Collett against Joe Wa, and Young Joe Gang versus Frankie Waite with decisions rendered in various midwestern cities.
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Group Master Stars Down Sherman 5701 In Easy Hit Victory
Carry All Stars beat Sherman Independents 5 to 1 yesterday as Gabriel, a 15 year old from Chautauqua town, homered and hit nine until the fourth inning. Crandall added a homer in the third, and Moran, Park s, Owens contributed key hits as the Stars piled up runs whileGabriel settled. Sherman managed a single run in the seventh after errors and a double play briefly slowed the rally.
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Beavers Drill for Game at Titusville
Cony High Beavers sharpen for Saturday clash at Titusville after two weeks of hard practice. Coach Pilskain declines a prediction but hopes the defense and attack show fire. Titusville relies on standout Stan Rog, while Corry’s season included losses to Erie Strong Vincent and a 44-0 win over Meadville.
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U S Accepts Germany Invitation to 1946 Olympics
The United States agreed to participate in the 1946 Olympic Games in Germany only if the Nazi government and the German Olympic committee abide by pledges to ban discrimination against Jewish athletes. If these pledges fail, American athletes will not enter the Olympics in Berlin or Armistice‑ era sites. The resolution followed Avery Brundage’s two‑month investigation and assurances from German officials.
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Capebiano Tri State Winner at Edgewood C C
Johnny Papebianco, a former caddie from Aliquippa County Club, won the Tri State PGA match play championship at Edgewood Country Club by defeating Perry Del Vecchio 3 and 2 in the final. His upset win surprised many as the former caddie master held the edge on the Wilkinsburg course and overcame early wagering interest.
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Indoor Stadium Planned To Defy Weather In Philadelphia
Plans call for a vast indoor-outdoor stadium converting the Baldwin Locomotive Works site into a 70000 seat arena with a movable ceiling and an ice rink. It will host football and soccer indoors, rodeos and circuses outdoors, and could accommodate 82000 for boxing and wrestling, with 3 million annual spectators expected. Construction hoped to start late year and finish by 1985.
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