Hubbell Ruffing Opener Dominates Series Talk
With the World Series opening, attention centers on Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants and Charley Ruffing of the Boston Red Sox as possible keys. Hubbell, a 26 win star with 18 straight, is lauded as the outstanding player of the season. Ruffing, a strong hitting pitcher from Illinois, is noted for his solid past season and potential to keep the Giants in check.
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Yankees Face Opening Pitch Dilemma In World Series
New York on eve of World Series as Joe McCarthy weighs pitching options against Hubbell. Ruffing favored for open if no gamble, Gomez possible, Murphy or Hadley relief bets. Tickets scalping crackdown underway. Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium expect large daily receipts. millions in radio pool prize pushing gate past a million.
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Oilers blank Wellsville in 40 to 0 rout at Warren
Warren's HyVis Oils made a decisive 40 to 0 victory over the Wells ville Cardinals Sunday afternoon. Minnie Rose Quist again supplied the scoring punch for the Warren club.
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Class B League KEGLERS Meet This Evening
All bowlers from the Class B League and league officers are summoned to an organization meeting at 8 o’clock this evening at the Recreation Alleys. Six teams in the circuit are expected to rejoin for the new season which may open next week.
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Espinosa Wins Spa Tourney At Cambridge Open
Espinosa of Akron won the Cambridge Open of the National Professional Golfers Association on the Riverside layout at Cambridge Springs with a 158 total after rounds of 69 and 89. Jed Ray Mangrum of Pittsburgh set a course record morning 68 but 73 in the afternoon for 141, deadlocked for third with Ted Luther and New McKenna.
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Boxing Card Postponed By First Avenue A. C.
Promoters of the First Avenue Amateur Club announce Friday boxing has been postponed for at least two weeks while they line up a stronger card. Efforts to secure top fighters failed as many were booked elsewhere this week. The delay aims to assemble a more attractive program.
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Newcomer Julia Page Opens National Golf Title Clash
Summit N J Sept 29 The 40th National women's golf championship saw a dangerous newcomer in Julia Page of Greensboro NC as favorites faced her. Page daughter of a former big league player has played just four years and won the qualifying medal with a 78 as the field contends for the title long held by Glenna Collett Ware of Philadelphia.
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Bridges Keeps 1935 Lead In Major League Records
Baseball record keepers faced a task as nearly all 1936 leaders would be new except Tommy Bridges who retained his 1935 AL marks by striking out 173. Van Lingle Mungo led NL strikeouts with 237, Carl Hubbell topped pitchers with 26 wins, 6 defeats, and Mel Ott hit 33 homers still behind Berger’s 1925. Paul Waner led NL batting at .372, Lou Gehrig hit 49 homers, Hank Greenberg and Foxx tied for 36 wins, Pepper Martin stole 22 bases, while Lyn Lary had 34 trips.
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Union City Athletics Lose Two in Weekend Set
Union City Athletics dropped a pair of contests over the weekend. They were blanked 11 to 0 by Alkion's Goodyears on Saturday and then fell 18 to 12 to the Erie Bourth Ward DMer, evening the three game series. Vern Group was the lone Unionite to reach first, singling and doubling for two of Union City's four hits.
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City Keg Loop Opens Campaign With Two Matches
Corry's 1998 bowling season opened at Recreation Alleys with Aero Supply aquac, defending champions, winning by forfeit from Citizens Bank. Aero Supply, a new entry coached by Hip Anderson averaging 205, won no games from Reisters. Anderson shot 256 in F1gilme. Corry-durmies town squad won two games from Cohen Coats. Next week's schedule not announced.
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Bisons Bow To Milwaukee In World Series Opener
Buffalo’s International League champions fell 3 to 1 to the Milwaukee Brewers in Milwaukee, leaving the Bison a daunting four-game deficit to win the junior title. The Brewers hold a 3 0 lead in the series as the teams prepare for the next games.
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Gehrig and Hubbell Named Most Valuable Players
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees and Curt Hubbell of the Giants were chosen as the most valuable players in their leagues in the annual Baseball Writers poll. Gehrig led the American League with 59 homers while Hubbell captured top NL honors with 61 points from first place votes and second/third placements. Paul Waner was the NL batting champion, with Bart Averill earning second in the American race.
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Juff Illinois Coach in Critical Condition After Surgery
George Huff, longtime athletic director of the University of Illinois, suffered a critical condition after an operation for stomach ulcers. Huff, who joined the university as an assistant athletic director in 1895 and led the department from 1901, is a veteran figure in Illini sports.
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Stoneboro fair highlights from twenty years past in racing
Twenty years ago today in sports, Henry I owned by Dr. G. Bennet of this city earned second place at the Stoneboro fair, finishing first in one heat. Rebel Pledge from Corry, noted after a Waltsburg collision incident, won second money at Stoneboro.
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