Beavers Triumph 26-0 Over Edinboro Turtles
Corry's Beavers roll to a 26 to 0 home victory against Edinboro's Turtles on a Saturday afternoon. Red Taylor stars at back with two long drives and a final 10 yard score, while Pitcavage, Wilcox, and the second unit boost the offense. Edinboro pushes early but Corry's defense holds to force eleven first downs for the day and a strong team effort earns the win as Parents Day adds local celebration.
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Paul “Red” Taylor
Corry
Beavers
Washington Street
Edinboro
Turtles Saturda
Tylor
Beaver
Lawrence Park
Lorry High
Edina
Invaders
Useir
George Mooney
Limestone
Pitcavage
Nal
Wilcox
Bob Gullick
Edanbora Tem
Korman
King
Stevenson
Edinbore
Varsity
Wattsburg
Taylor
Corryites
Corry High School
Gullick
Red Taylor
Fitcavage
Red
Sullivan
Burton Hammond
Dinboro
Jack Taylor
Pasa
Bitcavage Wren
Comy
Taylr
Bob Reynolds
Fleety
Pash
Utter
al Morrison
Morrison
al Dubrosky
Akiekott
Gujick
Reynolds
Lundy
Dubrosky
Rourke
Phelps
G. Hammond
Zepka
MeWlvoy
Thinboro—Lee
Culbertson
Gaul
Douston
Petruski
Kidon
Fuller
Bartoo
Pulling
Hayses
Blystone
Cochran
Mrie
Nash
Erin
Lioyi
Brie
Final Major Loop Leaders Batting and Runs
Key batting leaders listed with averages and totals for G ABR HH Ave Anpling Averti Waner Phelps Dickey. Home run leaders include Sehrig Trosky Foxx Olt DiMaggio Muns Runs lead by Gehrig Gehringer Averill Medwick Crosetti and Crosetti. Box scores show top players from Yankees Indians Red Sox Giants Browns Tigers and Cardinals.
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Anpling
Averti
P. Waner
Phelps
Dickey
Sehrig
Yankees
Trosky
Indians
Foxx
Red Sox
Olt
Giants
DiMaggio
Muns
Prosky
Indiwas
Gehrig
Yantteee Fox
Medyick
Cardinals
Bonura
White Sox
Browns
Gehringer
Tigers
Crosetti
Averill Indians
Medwick
Pirates
Dinsmore Repeats at Sharon Speedway in 30-Lap Feature
Duke Dinsmore of California won the feature 30-lap race at Sharon speedway, becoming the track’s first two time winner this year with a record time of OT. Howdy Cox of Dallas finished second and Jack Rugeell of Greenville was third.
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Dinsmore
United Press
Sharon
Duke Dinsmore
Californi
Sharon Speedway
Howdy Cox
Dallas
Tex
Jacl Rugeell
Greenville
Rain, doubleheader canceled as Chisox falter in 1936 finale
Chicago White Sox miss chance to leap Detroit after rain washes out a doubleheader with St. Louis. Despite weather ruin, Jimmy Dykes men finish third, half a game behind the Tigers. Cubs split with Cardinals. Giants beat Dodgers. Pirates, Reds race ends with Waner taking NL batting title. Indians beat Tigers. Red Sox flop, Athletics win second game.
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Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
St. Louis ‘Browns
Black Sox
Tigers
Browns
Washington Senators
Paul Waner
Pirates
Babe Philps
Dodgers
Boston Bees
Philadelphia Phillies
Senators
New York Yankees
New York
Bob Waller
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
National Women's Golf Meet Opens at Canoe Brook
United Press reports the 40th national women’s golf championship began at Canoe Brook Country Club in Summit New Jersey with 178 entrants from the United States Canada England and Australia. The field played 18 holes to whittle down survivors as defending champion Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware did not compete this year to focus on her family.
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United Press
N. J
Vyoungsters
Wothers
Canoe Brook Country Club
Glenna Collett Ware
Stacles
Seven Big Grid Games Open Season with Classic Matchups
New York Sept 28 Seven key football games highlight this week as the season kicks off. Cornell meets Yale while Michigan faces Michigan State and Notre Dame opens against Carnegie Tech. Ohio State hosts New York University and California plays St. Mary’s with Duquesne at Pittsburgh Friday. Eastern games feature Army vs Washington and Lee Pitt vs West Virginia Princeton vs Boston College Harvard vs Brown Columbia vs Maine. Western swing includes Michigan State versus Ohio State and Vanderbilt at Chicago.
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United Press
NEW York
Cornell
Yale
Michigan
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Carnegié Tech
Ohio State
New York University
California
St. Mary's
Southern Methodist
Texas Rite Institute
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Yale Council
Ducky Pond
Blis
Big Red
Carl Snuvely
Ithaca
Army
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Pitt
West
Virginia
Princeton
Tigers
Williams
Mil Stevens
New York U. Violets
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Timets
DePaul
Washington AJ
Beary
St. Louis
Bob Zuppke
Indiana
Center College
Wisconsin
Marquette
Northwestern
Minnesota
Brewers Lead Bisons Two Games In World Series
Milwaukee's Brewers hold a two game advantage over the Buffalo Bisons heading into the third game of the title world series in Milwaukee. Lyle Hamlin is likely to start for the Brewers after a rainout while Carl Fischer returns for Buffalo. Lin Storti sparked last night with a ninth inning homer to tie the score and a 11th inning homer to win 5 4 before 10 529 fans.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Brewers
Buffalo Bisons
Lyle Hamlin
Carl Fischer
Bisons
Biffata
Lin Storti
SUDGE BEATS PERRY FOR PACIFIC TITLE
Donald Budge of Oakland defeats Fred Perry of England to win the Pacific Southwest tennis championship in men's singles. Budge takes the title with scores 6 2, 4 4, 6 2, after Perry admits a moody day. In women's final Gracy Wheeler of Santa Monica upsets Alice Marble of San Francisco 2 6, 6 3.
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United Press Inos Angels
Calif
Donald Budge
Oakland
Budge
Fred Perry
England
Perry
Gracy Wheeler
Santa Monics
Alice Marble
San Fran
Yesterday's Hero Rookie Lee Moore Shines for Reds
Rookie Lee Moore of Macon Georgia starred for the Cincinnati Reds, pitching two innings and then catching the remainder of the game. He batted four times, collecting three hits including two doubles, as he helped key the effort in a strong performance.
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Lee Moore
Tare
Macon
Hon
Cincinnati Reds
Paulson Wins Corry Club Golf Title Over Jones
Paulson defeated Jones 4 to 3 in the Corry Country Club final to claim the amateur golf championship. Jones had earlier upset Leo Hoyton 3 and 1, signaling a competitive tournament drawing local golfers and fans.
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Jack Paulson
Jones
Corry Country Club
Hanry Jones
Leo Hoyton
Pirates Bid To Replace Giants In NFL Standoff
The New York Giants, eastern champions, faced a rocky season as the Pittsburgh Pirates won their third straight league game at Pittsburgh, 10 7, behind Captain Armand Niccolas's fourth period field goal. The Boston Redskins outscored the Brooklyn Dodgers 14 0 in the first period as Cliff Battles 49 yards and Larry Slemering on a punt return led the scoring. The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Chicago Bears 17 0 before 25 000 fans with Bill Hawitt scoring twice and Jack Manders adding a field goal. Detroit Lions at Chicago Cardinale postponed due to rain.
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United Press
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh
Armand Niccolas
Boston Redskins
Brooklyn
Deggers
Ralph Kercheval
Cliff Battles
Larry Slemering
Philadelphia
Eagles
Chicago Bears
Bill Hawitt
Jack Manders
Detroit
Joy Luther in spa tourney at Cambridge Springs
Tony Joy, Corry golf pro, and Ted Latther, noted rival, compete in the big professional golf tournament at Cambridge Springs under the National Professional Golfers Association. They tied for a position in the pro-amateur event at Riverside course. Earl Howley and Hugh Mauck won.
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Tony Joy
Corry
Ted Latther
Cambridge Springs
TriState Mariners
National Professional Golfers Association
Riverside
Cambridge
Earl Howley
Lancaster
Hugh Mauck
Fort Meyers
Fis
AllAmerica Footbball
Georgia. Tech
Bari Rowley
H. Minuck
Ft. Meyers
Pia
Ed Tabor
New Bethlehem
Matthews
Pittsburgh
Ray Mangrum
Jim Davidson
al Espinosa
Tom Bouck
Akron
Ohio
Dick Shoemaker
Haskell
Titusville
Ted Luther
Ed Reese
Girard
Bill
Kane
Pat
B. H. William, Jr
Jamestown
Decesenners
Charles Eberlardt
Tohn Matutie
Vince Keller
Youngetown
Tony Factor
R. W.thomipson
Biywood City
Score highlights from yesterday’s major league games
Baseball results show Cleveland defeat Detroit 8 to 1 and Washington over New York 10 to 5. Philadelphia beat Boston 8 to 4 while Boston edged Philadelphia 4 to 5 in another pairing. Chicago defeated St Louis amid rain, with Chicago 8 and St Louis 3. Brooklyn topped New York 8 to 3, Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 6 to 5, and Boston posted a 73 to 3 4 victory over Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Hieazo
Boston Rey
Kusiora stars as Holy Cross beats Bates 45 in Worcester
Len Kuslova of Erie starred as a powerful Holy Cross eleven defeated Bates College 45 to win the first game for both schools at Worcester Massachusetts Saturday. Kusiora led long matches in three scores for Holy Cross.
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Kuziora
Len Kuslova
Erie
Holy Cross
Bates College
Worcester
Mass
City Keg Loop Opens 1936 Bowling Season Tonight
City Bowling League launches the 1936 season tonight at Rectration alleys with initial matches and revised City League squad dig campaign plan. Aero Supply faces Citizens Bank while Keister roil Aero Supply A A and Gohen Coals meet Corry Jamestown tonight as the full schedule nears release and Ladies League leaders plan opening at Phoenix Hotel tonight with possible Wednesday start.
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At & O'Clock
Aero Supply
Gilizens Bank
Keister'n Roil
Aero Supply A
Titusville and Kane Battle to 6 6 Tie
Titusville and Kane played a gruelling football game ending in a 6 to 6 tie. Kane scored in the opening period after a 17 yard penalty against the Bucket moved them into scoring range. Cochran blocked a punt for Titusville in the second quarter and Roy threw a pass to Lukaslak for the tying touchdown, though Romaniszyn’s extra point attempt was low.
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Trusvivess Waexers
Kane
Batttte
Titsville
Cochran
Titusville
Roy
Lukaslak
Romaniszyn
Westfield Wins as Lampton Intercepts for TD
Bennett Westfield Highlash intercepted a forward pass and ran 1 yard for a touchdown securing a 4 to 0 victory over Val gagner on the gridiron Saturday afternoon in Westfield.
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Westfield
Bennett
Westfield Highlash
Valagner
East Over Vincent Winds Up 18 to 0 Victory
East Over Vincent defeated Stone Vincent 18 to 0 at Erie Stadium Saturday evening after a second period two point score and two more touchdowns. Vincent gained more yardage and six first downs to East’s five.
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Wwest
Stone Vincent
Erie Stadium
Vincent
Maat
Boy Risks Life to Save Dog in Wyoming Mine Rescue
Louis Larson, 14, entered a ventilated mine to rescue a dog named Rogio as deadly gas filled the shaft. He collapsed, but companions pulled him out. the dog died in the attempt and Louis survived where others did not.
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Rogio Springs
Wyo
Louis Larson
Sived Louis
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Tonight
Storys
Sudge
Pacific
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Luther
Spa
Adda
Kane Battle
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