Pirates Triumph Over St Louis In High-Scoring First Game
The Pirates jumped to a 7-3 lead and 10-5 win as St Louis pitchers yielded 15 hits. Johnny Hepes homered and added a second base hit, while Reed and Randers contributed key plays. Sewell’s late relief failed to halt Pittsburgh’s surge, creating a dominant early contest and tightening the Pirates’ standing.
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Ster
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Sewell
Johnny Hepes
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Colgate Kicking Drills Highlight Football Session
Colgate University conducted a kicking heavy practice with Ed Stacco Paul Redfeld Scooter Hreter Mos Turnip and punters Warren Randolph Dick Anderson Turlip Buck Rachtser. Head Coach Andy Kerr closed with a lively scrimmage as TAC McCloughlin and Bobby Larouch filled blocking back roles amid a backfield featuring Ed Trygiel Kreter and Randolph.
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Hamilton
Colgate University
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Ed Stacco
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Scooter ‘Hreter
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Dick Anderson
Turlip
Buck Rachtser
Andy Kerr
Tac McCloughlin
Bobby Larouch
Dack
Ed Trygiel
Dartmouth
Kreter
Randolph
Notre Dame Gridirers Hold Brief Practice Session
Notre Dame's football squad conducted a brief practice under Coach McReever with offensive and defensive drills. Players Frenk Dancewicz and Joe Gespa Reliz were noted for their assignments, while Aerialsi Bridgee announced retirement from football due to injury.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
Notre Dame
McReever
Frenk Dancewicz
Joe Gespareliz
Path
Army Passers Have Warmup
Army passers held a rain soaked practice yesterday featuring Arétiy football drills led by Coach Red Blaikt. Captain Tor Lomhards and Doug Kenna led the group in passing and receptions as the team prepared for the season.
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West Paint
Ward
Red Blaikt
Tor Lomhards
Doug Kenna
Haverhill council bars women from wrestling show
The Haverhill city council ruled wresting is not for women and denied a permit for a promoter to present a show unless no women appear. Mayor Albert W. Gigan defended the stance saying the dignity of womanhood is above whistling.
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Haverhill
Mess
Yale Polishes Up Attack for Opener
Yale coaches focus on refining the offense for the September 20 Bowl opener against Coast Guard Academy. The New Haven squad spent the second straight day indoors, drying on rein soaked surfaces and polishing plays as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
G. S. Coast Guard “Academy
Albany and Hartford Playoff Contests Postponed Again
The Albany Senators and the Binghamton Triplets delayed their Governors’ semi finals due to all day rain. Injuries trouble both teams while lineups and pitchers shift as Gene Mare and Len Gilmere are considered for starting assignments and potential substitutions.
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Albany
Binghamton
Hartford-Utica
Albany Senators
Binghamston
Sein
iTingles
Gene
Roy
Len
Gilmere
Fred
Johnar C. Zorth
Trophy Awarded To Champions Hartford Utica Series Weather Delay
Hartford and Utica eyed a packed Eastern League tilt as rain forced postponements. The Gannett Trophy was presented at a Hartford dinner with Frank E. Gannett officials in attendance. If tonight’s game is washed out, the schedule shifts to a sequence ending in Utica midweek.
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Hartford
Conn
Utica
Hertford
Frank E. Gannett
Gannett
Ashi
Mahiger
Mere
Bree Stadium
Charlie Blossfeild
Harvey Stone
Eddie Sawyer
Fred Seymour
lUtica
Hartford Times
Lan Wilbur
Gennett Tropay Feminizies
Moines
Comorrom
Laurus
Johnny Stats
Jack Kimble
Philadelphia
Kimble
Wilbur Reeser
Pete Waktenis
Orange Gridders In Long Workout Before Cornell
Syracuse gridders held a lengthy practice session at Archiblock Stadium after an hour of drills on Hendsiey Field. Coach Salem tested new plays during a two hour behind closed gates session as they prep for the upcoming game with Cornell against the Sailors.
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Syracuse
Sampson Sailors
Hendsiey
Salem
Archibolc Stadium
Cornell
Coast Guard Academy Drills for Bates Opener
New London Pi-Rain directed the Coast Guard Academy grid squad through two drill hail workouts indoors for Saturdays opener with Bates. The session included calisthenics, leg work, and dummy scrimmages against varied defenses with no clearly defined first team.
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New London
Coast Guard Academy
Bates
Johnny Merriman
Jamestown Falcons Win Pony League Cup in Close Finish
The Jamestown Falcons defeated the Lockport Cubs 4 to 2 to win the Pony League Cup in a best of seven series. Falcon pitcher Barney Fiearh drove in two runs with a seventh inning triple to break the deadlock, delivering the decisive lead.
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Sutalo
Jamestown Falcons
Nor's
Lockport Cubs
Falcons
Strats’ Cieties
Falcon
Barney
Giants Rout Sampson In Grid Exhibition 13 to 0
Giants overwhelm Sampson with a 13 to 0 victory in an exhibition game. Elite pass and run defense stymie Sampson while Arnie Herber and Len Younce lead the attack. The Bluejackets falter on offense with minus yardage in rushing.
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Sampson
Jim Crowle
Bluejackets
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Wall
Ward Wall
Pete Lipchick
Vince Renzo
Temple
Ger
Len Youncea
Younce
Arnie Herber
Frank Liebel
Ohe Sailors
Crusaders in Routine Drill at Rainy Worcester Practice
The Hoei j Stoss football squad drilled on a rain soaked field with blocking tackling punting and passing. Several minor injuries limited contact work as the varsity emphasized signals and polishing its attack for the Dartmouth opener on September 3.
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Worcester
Mess
Hoeij Stoss
Varsity
Dartmouth
Dartmouth IT Drills Indoors in Bad Weather
Dartmouth football team held indoor drills at the hockey rink after bad weather. Coach Earl Brown stressed passing and defensive focus while Backfield Coach Milt Piepul drilled the ends and backs through their paces on the dirt floor.
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Hanover
N. H. Upi
Dartmouth Grd
Hocker
Earl Brown
Milt Piepul
McCombs KO’s John Finazzo in Erie boxing card
Benny McCombs of Flint scored a first round knockout at 2 45 defeating Johnny Finenzo of Baltimore on a boxing card in Erie, Pennsylvania attended by 9. Other results include Johnny Lawer beating in Buffalo and Jackie McCashill defeating Willy Watkins in Detroit.
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Benny McCombs
Flint
Mich
Johnny Finenzo
Baltimore
Adates
Bualo
Johony Lawer
Cleveland
Johnny Chapman
Buffalo
Roosevelt Smith
Jackie Besselman
Pittsburg
Sammy Thompson
Detroit
Jackie McCashill
Willy Watkins
Sunny Portress Coast Winner at Bar Meadows Mile
Sunny Portress won the featured mile at Bar Meadows in San Mateo, finishing ahead of Lift In and Dark Play. The time was 1:28 2-3. Owned by Mra B. W. Kalensky of Delco Idaho, Sunny Portress paid 33.40, 52.60 and 2.20 with Lait returning 2.50 and 2.90.
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San Mateo
Cali
James Cyaizmyre Srousht
Sunny Portress
Lift
Bar Meadows
Mra 'B
Women Bowlers Meet Monday to Open Troy season
Preparatory to the new season the Troy Woman's Bowling Association will meet Monday at the Troy County Knights of Columbus rooms. Mrs. Anna Dale, president, has called the executive meeting for 7 20 p m and the open meeting for 8 p m. Presidents of each league are expected to attend.
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Troy Woman's Bowling Association
Troy County
Knights of Columbus
Anna Dale
Execa
Dobbs Signs With New York Grid Team
New York a9 Lieut Glenn Debbs of the U S Army Air Corps and former Tulsa star signed a 10 year contract with the New York team of the newly formed All America Conference announced yesterday by Mrs Low Gehriz and Ray Ryan. The salary was not disclosed. Debbs is believed to be the first player signed by the new organization formed in Chicago earlier this month and to not operate until 135. Debbs, drafted by the Chicago Cardinals in 1913, played for Randolph Field Texas last year and agreed to stay with his air base fourther team at Colorado Springs this season. He was voted the most valuable all star player in their wars against the Creos near Evanston.
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America Football Conference
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Ray Ryan
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Bret
Chitazo
Chiezga Cardinals
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AllAmerica
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Randolph Field
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Colorado Springs
Creo Sears
Evarston
Standings and postponed games in early Cup Playoffs
Eastern standings show Albany at Binghamton and Tyer at Hartford postponed while yesterday’s results list Pittsburg and Cincinnati games. Also Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia New York rain postponed. today’s schedule notes probable pitchers for several matches in the American and National leagues.
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Tyer
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Lee
S. Woiselie
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Javery
Barrett
Ye. Herring
Davis
Melton
Heisser
Carter
Bevens
Newsom
Christopher
Four Cornell Teams Try Plays
Coach Carl Saavely directed four terms of plays during Cornell's football session yesterday. Few passes were thrown as he sought to improve blocking weaknesses shown in last Saturday's scrimmage. Harry Rubin, a New York City civilian, and Wilbur Cameron, Naval Trainee from Dover, Del., alternated with guards Grant, Elia and George Williams to strengthen reserve strength in those positions.
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Ithaca
Carl Saavely
Cornell
Saavely
Harry Rubin
New York City
Wilbur Cameron
Dover
Del
Grant
Elia
George Wiliams
An. Efort
Wright Wilson boxing bout postponed again
Rain forced a second postponement of the Wright versus Wilson featherweight fight, moved from Griffin Stadium to indoors at Uline Stadium. The revised date is未 specified, with the event now slated for later that week in Washington.
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Washington
Caaixy Wright
Jackie Wilson
Tneomich
Griffin Stadium
Uline Stadium
Yankees Remind 1922 Pennant Chase in Narrow Win
Memories of New Yorks one game pennant win over St Louis in 1922 echoed as the Yankees beat the Browns by a single game. The current race features four clubs, contrasting rosters and eras, with Ty Cobb era reference and notes on players and managers from both periods.
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Browns
New York
St. Louis
Miller Huggins
Lee Fohl
Detroit
Yeder
Ty Cobe
St Louis
Los
Cubs Shade Reds in Nightcap After Dropping Opener
Cubs rally to a 3-2 nightcap win after dropping the opener 4-1. Rookie Frans Secory hit a three run homer to spark Chicago as Clyde Shoun allowed five hits in five innings for the win, while Harry Guerbert took the loss. Reds had led 6-1 before the Cubs staged the late rally.
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Secory
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UPA
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Chicago Cubs
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Reds
Milwaukee
Clyde Shoun
Doz Jokzson
BJ Nicholson
Clade Passeuz
Shon
Ray Micher
Roy
Gee Walker
Frank McCormick
Steve Mesner
Japher Lyon
Harry Guerbert
Pro Football Loop to Meet in Chicago
Roland D. Payne announced the first annual fall meeting of the United States Football League set for Chicago in September. The new circuit plans to start in 1945, issue ten franchise certificates to clubs including New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Akron Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago Los Angeles and Honolulu, with additional applications from Milwaukee Newark Houston and San Francisco to be considered. Permanent league officers will be elected.
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Roland D. Payne
Peo Tem
United States Football League
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Newark
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Houston
Tex
San Francisco
Autumn Trotting Breeding Raceway Entries At Sara toga
Entries list for the Autumn Trotting Breering at Sara toga Raceway Saratoga Springs through October 14 governs races starting September 14 with multiple divisions for trotting and pacing for 2-year-olds and up. The card features numerous named horses owners and handlers including Ethel Best Dosky Woon Wre Bor Lady Might Irma Hanover Peter Patchen and many others with eligible runners listed for each race.
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Saratoga Springs
Ethel Best
Burke
Dosky Woon
Cross
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Wignall
Lady Might
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Irma Hanover
Woodin
Peter Patchen
Sargent
Alo Beils
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Thompson
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O'Connor
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Baker
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Aston
Berry
Victor Hanover
Dyne
Baden Hanover
Allie Watts Aubrey
Stent
Jason
Fleming
Jerry Pickering
Cherokee
Bol. Jr
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Enmies
Daughter In
Lew
Sergent
Prince Cadile
Calumet Miss
Allen
Miss Frisco - Dale
Guay Yardley
Stout
International Playoffs Matchups in Poor Weather
Toronto travels to Newark as rain disrupts action while Buffalo visits Baltimore amid wet conditions. Key players and outcomes unavailable due to incomplete OCR text.
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Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimaore
Pais
RPI Tries New Plays in Rain for Rochester Game
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Engineers train in wet conditions as they prepare for the home game against Rochester University. Coach Pop Graham fine tunes new plays with Johnny Myers sidelined by a sore hand and Tom Hrewer set as a potential replacement. Rochester arrives under new coach Elmer Burnham after last year’s setback.
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Werther
Renséélaez Polytechnic Institute
Rochester University
Paul
Pop) Graham
Engineers
Johnny Myers
Graham
Tom Hrewer
Myers
RPI
Union
Chargies
Yellowjackets
Rochester
Troy
Elmer HH. Burnham
Purdue
Dartmouth Booters in Troy Game
Dartmouth Booters travel to Troy to face Williams College in a return match after Rene selaer Polytechnic Institute edged Williams last Saturday. The Engineers look for an advantage from the longer course as Tech runners refine time trials and distance runs.
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Rene
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