Beavers Press Waterford In Tough Gridiron Battle
Locals fail to score in first half as Waterford outplays Beavers early. Lorence and Williams spark second half scoring drive with two Beaver touchdowns and a third by another back, but Waterford’s defense stifles early, leaving Beavers trailing 19 0 at halftime and eventually closing with a stubborn effort on the junior high field.
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Ghane Williams
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Aeros Split In 2 Contests As Season Closes
Corry's Aeros split weekend games beating Erie General Electric and losing to Union City as the season ended. Homer by Vern Group sparked a 1-0 win over Union City at Falconer while George Koessney pitched for the Aeros in a 9 to 4 defeat L. Johnson started for Union City with Ty Crandall closing, and Malconer defeated Union City 1 to 0 boosting Falconer’s NYPA lead. Bill Smith of Union City announced a Wednesday meeting to address postponed games and race standings.
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NYPA League Standings and Weekend Results
Union City leads with 28 wins while Falconer and Bre each have four. Aeros and Raymonds show four and minus forty nine respectively. Weekend results include Falconer edging Union City 1 0 and Aeros beating Erle 5 to 10 while Union City defeats Aeros 9.
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Skeet Field Opens Sunday With Large Turnout
Corry Rod and Gun Club opens skeet shoots at its south city range with high turnout yesterday. Sunday sessions run from 10 AM to 3 PM, with scores including M. Chapin, Q Johnson, EB Davis, Hammond, Patterson, and Fogle among the top entries.
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Herbert Carroll
Corry
Eagles Tie Contes t in Last 70 Seconds 6 6
Philadelphia and Chicago battled to a 6 6 tie as a sensational catch by Jo Carter near the goal line on a 50 yard pass in the final 70 seconds produced the equalizer. A late extra point attempt by Spave Smitler fell short.
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Jo Carter
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago
Giants Have 11 Games To Play With Pennant On Line
New York dispatches report the National League pennant race tightens as the Giants face an 11 game schedule with Chicago seven games behind. The standings show key matchups involving New York, Chicago, St. Louis and Philadelphia, highlighting the critical stretch of the season.
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New York
Elance
Grid game postponed by rain. Tech prep clash rescheduled to Monday
Rain forced postponement of the city series football clash between Tech and Prep at the stadium. The game will be played Monday evening at 6 o'clock. Scholastic scores list multiple small-town games including Carry over Waterford 19 0 and Jamestown 18 Erie Vincent 7 with numerous 0s and low scores. The piece notes the pronunciation of tea as tay until mid 18th century.
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Saginaw
Jamestown
Erie Vincent
Falconer
Fairview
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Titusville
Kane
Warren
Bradford
Mercer
Franklin
Sheffield
Johnsonbure
New Brighton
Sharnsville
Sharon
Youngetown Rayon
Westfield
GoWwande
Fredonia
Silver Creek
Minnesota and Pitt Take Zasy Wins Saturday
In an action filled college football day several teams posted impressive victories. Minnesota defeated North Dakota State 7 to 0, Pitt routed Ohio Wesleyan 8 to 0, California beat Stanford 20 to 7, Washington overcame Two 14 to 10, Southern California shut out the College of the Pacific 4 to 0, and Ohio State topped Texas 44 to 0 in a major showing. Indiana beat Centre 12 to 0 as Bob Zuppke opened his 26th season with a 20 to 4 win over Ohio University.
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Gonzaga
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Miimots
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Rams beaten in final minutes by field goal
Brooklyn defeated the Cleveland Rams 9 to 7 as Dick Crayne kicked a square goal in the last four minutes at Ebberts Field. Dodgers held off the Rams after leading 7-6, while Bridges edged Chicago within 24 games of Detroit with two wins over St Louis. Philadelphia rallied three runs in the ninth to tie Washington 1-1 at darkness.
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Stan Pindiva
Simable
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Bridges
Chicago
Tigers
St Louis
Philadelphia
Standings and Today’s Games Across Leagues
American League shows Washington and Philadelphia tied at 7, Heaton at 7 and 7, Cleveland 9-4, Detroit 3-8, Chicago and St Louis. National League lists Pittsburgh 82, Cincinnati 6-5, St Louis 6-5, Chicago New York, Brooklyn 3, Boston 17, Philadelphia 3. Today’s American slate features New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston, Petrate at Cleveland with only listed games. National Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, bridge at Cincinnati with games scheduled.
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Grays Split Doubleheader With Giants at Oriole Park
The Homestead Grays and Chicago Giants split a twin bill at Oriole Park with Grays winning the second game 8 to 1 after dropping the first 14 to 11. Both clubs competed in the Colored National and American Leagues action dated September 27.
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Picard Faces GuldaHL Nelson Battles Cooper in Semifinals
Belmont Mass September 27 United Press reports top money winners enter international pen cham pionship semifinals with $3000 top prize. Picard of Hershey Pa faces Ralph Guldahl while Byron Nelson meets Harry Cooper in 26 hole matches. Cooper leads earnings at $12,274 with Picard at $7,917 and Guldahl at $7,481. Each winner adds about $700 toward the lofty prize.
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Rourney
Lawson Little
Sam Francisco Watehdrs
Sidylines
Nix Conqueror
Hirwy Picard
Hershey
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Harry Cooper
Byron Nelson
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Pennsylvania
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Brigale
Nelson
Picard
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Cardinals Sign Frank Frisch with Raise
St Louis Sept 27 President Sam Breadon announced the signing of Frankie Frisch for 1938 as manager of the Cardinals. Salary details were not disclosed but believed to be an increase over his 1937 contract.
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Sam Breadon
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Frankie Frisch
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Lineup changes spark tension in senior swimming relay meet
In a tense senior lineup shift, Varsity relay teams faced last minute adjustments as coaches weighed Craig Williams and Paulson among others. Officials anticipated competitive bouts as teams prepared to perform under pressure.
Fragmented OCR: Evening court tour leads to village issue
Fragmentary text suggests a December event tied to a village matter. Names and details are unreadable, but the snippet references a court or tour context and a local community impact. Independent actions or outcomes cannot be determined from the readable fragments.
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