Stanford Darkhorse for PCC Title After Harvey Triumph
Stanford football shows potential with a 44 0 win over Harvard, facing Michigan next on the west coast. Coach Marchie Schwartz must deliver or bow to rivals as sophomores mature and a fresh crop joins the lineup. Ontario goose and grouse season opens with big flight reports and rail trips to James Bay.
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Hawaiian Warriors cancel tour game with Erie Vets
The Hawaiian Warriors football team cancels the remaining barnstorming tour after injuries. The squad planned to play the Erie Vets in Erie but will return to Hawaii to restart Coast League training.
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Red Sox edge Yankees in tight 7 8 win comeback
Boston tops New York 7 8 as Stars Fielding Al Zarilla and Red Sox pitchers spark a late rally. Lindel and Henrich thwarted for key plays in the early and late innings. Also note Sandy Saddler 499 stops Proctor Helnhald 128 in Schenectady New York.
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Boston Red Sox hand Yankees third straight loss
The Red Sox defeated the Yankees 7 6 to end New York’s first place tie and move a game ahead in the American League race. Boston rode a 10 game win streak as key players and late errors shaped a tense finish before 69 156 at Fenway.
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Martin and Davis Lead In Rifle Club Shoot
The Corry toe end Gun Club weekly life shoot last evening saw Charles Martin and Eugene Davis pace with 244s. Both shot perfects at prone sitting and kneeling. Other scores included Hall 254 Patterson trio 237 231 215 Windahl 210 Jaquith 198 Johnson 215.
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Rossbacher's Lead Hits Season Opener at Bowl-Aire
Rossbacher's Insurance leads the Men's A Bowling League after a season opening night at Bowl-Aire. Cobbett's, Zalaneck's, and Hammond's posted wins as Stan Loveland and Jim Hanlon starred with strong scores. Clymer Drugs and GLF topped the rival standings in the joint league action.
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Chicago Cardinals Rout Redskins for 98 to 7 Victory
Chicago Cardinals crushed the Washington Redskins 98 to 7 at Comiskey Park in the season opener. Seni 27 Pat Marder and Charley Trippi starred with multiple touchdowns and field goals, as Chicago scored in every quarter for a dominant win.
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Stagg at 87 Returns to Coaching at Susquehanna
Selinsgrove Pa September 27 After 60 years in football Amas Alonzo Stagg Sr sits beside his son Ammie Alonzo Jr as Susquehanna University Crusaders fall 59 to 0 to City College of New York in their opener Stagg insists he is enjoying the work and the days at the Luther an college in central Pennsylvania with his son overseeing football basketball and athletics while his wife Mrs Stagg Sr watches from the press box.
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Williams and Robinson Still Pace League Batting Leaders
Boston star Ted Williams leads the American League with an 849 average through Sunday, two American League rivals trail as George Kell injured sits. In the National League, Jackie Robinson tops the batting chart with St. Louis stars Stan Musial and Enos Slaughter pressing for the lead as of last week.
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Foe reunitee Coty Rod and Gun Club meeting
The Coty Rod and Gun Club will hold a meeting at the Sportsmen's Home on Washington Street at 30 o'clock. Game regulations for waterfowl and big game seasons will be explained by District Game Protector James Latimer. The woadeliuck season ends Friday September 30 and duck stamps are required for hunting waterfowl over 16.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Today
Yesterday in the American League Boston defeated New York 7 to 6 in the sole game. In the National League St Louis led with a 95 54 record as Brooklyn and Philadelphia trailed. New York and Pittsburgh were also noted. A Brooklyn game featured Tippy Larkin and Garfield knocked out of action.
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Cards Face Pirates With Great Concern At Forbes Field
St Louis fans worry as Stan Musial struggles in two game set with Pittsburgh at Forbes Field. Musial has five hits in nine Pittsburgh appearances this season, none for a homer, while Pirates have won five of those meetings and a Brooklyn win could tilt first place.
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