Tones May Dominate Amateur Golf and Jones Tennis Rise
Amateur golf dominance grows as Bobby Jones, Atlanta star, wins national amateur title at Merion Cricket Club by beating George Van Elm. Critics foresee continued success as Jones overcomes past temper issues while peers note his stylistic mastery.
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Bobby Cartier
Wasted Scoreboard Items From a Fractured Report
United Press notes show a muddled recap of yesterday’s baseball actions. The Phillies surprised the Giants in a 11 to 6 win, the Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Reds, and St Louis took the first game 9 to something while Cincinnati took the second 2 to 2. The Tigers and White Sox played to a 6 46 tie before weathering late issues. Ehtizsigo defeated Pittsburgh as the Pirates linger in NL standings.
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Corry Gridders Beat Youngsville 18 To 0 In Openers
Corry high school football opened the season with an 18 to 0 victory over Youngsville on a dry field. Shoop directed a varied offense as Ross and Maloney scored touchdowns, with Paulson adding the extra point. The game drew a large crowd, many from Youngsville, with solid defense limiting the visitors.
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Giants Preparing for World Series
United Press report from September 29 notes New York Giants nearing the World Series after clinching the National League pennant. Manager John McGraw plans to keep regulars sharp with pre-series games while rookie players stay active, with plans to travel to Washington and train at the ballpark ahead of the opener.
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Giants
Corry Appears On Schedule Of Warren Tigers
Corry shows on Warren Tigers schedule with open dates Oct 1 Oct 26 Nov 2 Nov 9 10 and Johnsonburg Nov 2. Pierce pleased with practice as Helms a may field with Hennicig Chapel Marker LonK Knopf at center Whiterhot Cobb guard Abplanalp Reille Raiser tackling unit strong. South side plans falconer widigs counter prep ahead of likely first game.
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Gene Sarazen Breaks Record at Briarcliff Manor
Gene Sarazen former national open and PGA champion, set a Briarcliff Manor course record of 60, tying 1n six under par and beating the previous best by one stroke. The event featured De Freit Steele and others. Sarazen carded many near pins and a steady run of greens in regulation.
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Sey UK
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Ford
Braircliff Manor
Rcard
Henry Chir
Sarazen Weril Gut
de Freit Steele
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Richard Jines
French Loom as Contenders in Tennis Game
New York September report on Davis Cup matches details decisive defeat of Australia eliminating former contenders. United States victory maintains cup lead and signals a bright future for American players despite strong Australian challengers.
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United States
Union Eleven to Play Here Wednesday
Youngsville victory boosts high school football hopes as Union Eleven slated to face Sheffield this week in a three game stretch. Corry school schedule shows first of three contests, with upcoming games against Youngsville and others shaping the late season push.
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Corry
Corey
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Meadville Game Canceled Because of Rain
Rain forced the Meadville game to be called off. The Corry squad appeared ready, but play was abandoned as conditions deteriorated and officials halted the contest early.
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Meadville
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's NL and AL Results
Yesterday's NL leaders show New York atop with strong showing and Pittsburgh in distance. Phillies and Mets split headlines while Detroit logged key results. AL highlights include Detroit's steady performance and New York at Philadelphia ahead of today’s games. Regular season standings and schedule notes follow with today’s matchups in Washington at Detroit and New York at Philadelphia.
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