Gene Tunney Given Fine Ovation In Stroudsburg
Gene Tunney, challenger for the world heavyweight title, arrived from Philadelphia and was greeted by about 200 000 fight fans in Stroudsburg, with Mayor Clarence Mdinger leading a noisy welcome along Main Street. The scene rivaled Armistice Day excitement as the Legion post and local residents mobbed the famed pugilist.
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Plans for third major league to start in 1937
Sept 2 New York Evening Journal reports plans for a third major league have progressed to the point of readiness to begin in 1937. The paper says a high official in organized baseball backs the venture and will publicly support it at the proper time.
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Eames Dominates with Three Firsts and Two Seconds
Eames, the notable rider, posted three first places and two seconds at Brooklyn and Cleveland tracks yesterday. He won the first aboard Leslie, a horse tied to FE owner A. Sehwert rode to second on Viking, a Carl Drake horse, while Ford, another Drake-owned horse, also claimed a first under Eames.
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Packing the Dutch Ruether Shines for Yankees Gain
Dutch Ruether pitched eight innings of strong baseball for the Yankees in a 6 to 4 win over the Athletics with Shawkey finishing the ninth. A rough stretch saw the Red Sox and Senators exchange blows in a high-scoring day, while Woodall of Detroit contributed a wild throw and solid defense. Philadelphia closed out a three-game series by beating the Braves as Boston struggled to muster offense in a 4 to 1 defeat.
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First Practice of Season Held by E H S Gridders
E H S gridders opened practice at Alumni Field under drizzle with 34 players. Coach Stiller led the initial workout focusing on punt returns, blocking, and ball handling as candidates vie for backfield spots and the fullback position. The squad shows strong material, with Tommy Rye joining the line and Karl Gerber missed.
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Knocking Thex Secures 7th Inning Rally To Win
The text reports a late rally by Kremer lifting them to a 6 to 2 victory over the Pirates in the seventh inning, preserving their hold on first place in the National League race.
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Yesterday's Results From Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
Baseball scores show American League games with New York 6 over Philadelphia 1 and Washington 11 over Boston 1, plus Detroit 7 over Chierzy 11. National League lists St. Louis 5 over Pattabursh Philadelphia 0 and Boston 11 with no other schedule. Minor leagues report Reading 1 Reading 0, Rochester 21 over Jersey City 3, Newark 15 over Baltimore 9, and Tennessee teams 9 in Birmingham 3 and Mobile 6 over New Orleans 9. Several postponed games noted. no further schedules.
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Knights of St. John Hold Pratical Session at Cascade Park
The Knights of St. John gather for a practice at Cascade Park this evening in readiness for Sunday's game. The session aims to sharpen teamwork and set plays ahead of the contest.
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Golfers Excused From US Open Qualifying in 1927
The top thirty in the United States Open and the leading third in the 1928 Los Angeles Open were excused from qualifying for the 1927 editions of the world’s big tournaments. Notables named include Bobby Jones, Leo Diegel, Walter Hagen, Jock Hutchinson, and MacDonald Smith, among others. The move, intended to ease entry and allow barnstorming, follows last year’s controversy over using both Los Angeles courses for qualifiers.
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J. J. Rose
Jimmie Thompson
Clarence Tlatknes
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Toi Blevens
R. Johnson
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Emmett French
Tom Uarmon
Eddie Murphy
Harry Cooper
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Joe Kirkwood
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Fred Matlack
Joe Turnernest
Martin
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Prank Walst
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George Kerrimins
Dave Black
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Jack Tarrant
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Sporting events update across multiple venues and sports
A roundup lists racing at Belmont Park and Lincoln Fields, trotting in Cand Cireni at Syuse, tennis national doubles in Boston, Canadian and Western championships in Winnipeg and Glenview, Washington State and Northwestern golf events, Virginia open in Richmond, handball junior championships in Hollywood, and a Jack Renault versus Jim Maloney 14 round bout in Boston, plus a Wisconsin invention to replace bulky radiators.
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St. Louis and Yankees Tighten Grip on Pennant Race
In a tight National League chase the St. Louis Cardinals won at Pittsburgh to gain a full game on the Pirates and about two games ahead in the pennant race. The New York Yankees moved within six in the American League after beating the Philadelphia Athletics while the Indians were idle amid other local notices and social items.
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Last of 63000 letters sent for Ohio State football tickets
The final batch of 63 000 letters with envelope orders for Ohio State Brave football tickets weighed about a ton. A vast postal effort started in July to prepare and ship tickets to Ohio State supporters across the state, completing a large mailing campaign.
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Birmingham Those Number 1232 County Line
Rev and Mrs B H amp and family of Meadville Pa spent a week at Heidelberg Beach. Vacation travels included the Blue Ridge Mountains and visits in West Virginia Kentucky Vermilion and nearby. Local residents and relatives visited, with church figures and families hosting gatherings and birthday events.
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Warrant Service Scheduled Amid Local Justice Appointment
A town warrant will be served within ten days as Clark is named justice of the peace in Richland township, succeeding Lois Shores who died by self harm at his St Clairesville offices on August 2. The area includes Lawrence county and the Ohio river trade region once thriving on iron, now haunted by abandoned blast furnaces and moonshine seizures. A Chicago streetcar ride offers a 37.4 mile four hour journey for five cents.
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