Magafos tackle Phillips 66 in Borger baseball clash
Borger hosts a pre championship showcase as the Magafos of Oklahoma City meet Phillips 66 at Alamo Stadium. The Magafos pace early with strong hitters while Phillips 66 aims to rebound after a Denver trip. Officials expected a Panhandle attendance record with over 2,000 turned away last night as lights failed to allow a game.
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Phillips ‘66
Alamo Stadium
Texaco Wildcats
Looney’s Cafe
Phillips
News-Globe
Amarillo
Denver
Colo
Panhandle
Grimm's Cubs Hope Key Series Against Dodgers Spark World Series Aim
Charley Grimm begins a three game set with the Brooklyn Dodgers after earning a contract to manage the Chicago Cubs. A sweep would likely push Chicago toward a possible World Series crowd at Wrigley Field. The Cubs beat the Phillies 5 1 behind Pat Malone strong pitching. Malone fanned eight and allowed one home run by Hal Lee. Pittsburgh topped the Giants 4 3 narrowing the Dodgers’ lead to a game. Boston Braves defeated St Louis 6 3 as Wally Berger hit a homer and two singles. In the American League, Washington beat Cleveland 5 4 in 13 innings, Sam Rice delivering the decisive run. Tony Lazzeri drove in two with a ninth inning triple as the Yankees beat the Browns 8 7. Mickey Cochrane had two homers and five RBIs in Philadelphia’s 15 7 win over Chicago. Detroit rallied to beat Boston despite limited hits.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Grimm
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Phillies
Pat Malone
Phils
Hal Lee
Pittsburgh
Giants
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Wally Berger
Washington
Cleveland
Senators
Sam Rice
Manash
Tony Lazzeri
Garrs
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Simmons
McNair
Miller
Uhle
Bridges
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Standings and results update from Tuesday to Wednesday baseball games
Postponed and completed games show New York 3 Pittsburgh 4 Boston 6 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 5. Standings list Pittsburgh 67 51 St Louis 66 57 New York 63 58. Wednesday schedule includes New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Six month old Dianne Lemmon noted as first Oakland footprint for identification.
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
LLIAD
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Wohcace Ae
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Dianne Lemmon
Oakland
Cal
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Wrestling results from Portland and Washington show multiple falls
Bibber McCoy of Boston defeated Stanley Pinto in two straight falls in Portland. Dick Shikat of Philadelphia won in straight falls over Jack McArthur of San Francisco in Washington. Everett Marshall and partners Cole and Ira Dern drew in San Francisco after a long match. John Pesek defeated Barney Ostopovitch in Nebraska. Oki Shikina defeated Tex Wright in Japan. Jack Peterson and Dick Raines drew after a ring stand. Bull Ferrier won by foul over Hardy Krushkamp in Columbus. The sloop Nebula, built in 1885 in Boston, is the oldest of its type in U.S. service.
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Bibber McCoy
Boston
Stanley Pinto
Chicago
Washington
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Jack McArthur
San Francisco
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Cole
Ira Dern
Salt Lake City
Drew
John Pesek
Nebraska
Barney Ostopovitch
Russia
Oki Shikina
Japan
Tex Wright
Texas
Jack Peterson
Ireland
Dick Raines
Bull Ferrier
Hardy Krushkamp
Columbus
Ohio
Krushkamp
No Change in Texas League pennant race
In the Texas League standings Dallas remains first with Beaumont second as Houston drops further from the pennant. Beaumont beat Longview 3 2 with Henry Greenberg hitting his 33rd homer of the season. Dallas defeated San Antonio 12 1 behind Hal McKain. Fort Worth edged Houston 3 2 on a bases loaded hit by George Loepp in the ninth. Tyler defeated Galveston 3 2.
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Beaumont
Houston
Henry Greenberg
New York
Longview
Tauby
Fritz
Pride
Bronx
Schoolboy Rowe
Rowe
Dallas Steers
House
Hinson
San Antonio
Hal McKain
Indians
George Loepp
Fort Worth
Loepp
Cats
Hanson
Wysong
Tyler
Galveston
Associated Pres
Washington
Fox
Cashion
Medwick
Wall
Schulz
Puhr
Garland
Stebbins
James
Hooks
Greenberg
Easterling
Jon
Payne
Judd
Kowalik
Murray
Thormahlen
Heusser
Conlan
Connie Mack Near 2500th Baseball Victory
Connie Mack, 69, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, would reach his 2500th win if his team defeats St Louis today and tomorrow. The longtime manager, active for 31 years, vows to coach on until he becomes a handicap to the club.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Mack
Records and Targets Fall in Shoot Meet
Vandalia Ohio hosts the fifth program of the 33rd Grand American tourney as state champions vie for the professional North American clay target championship, an All-American team, and a veterans race. The event reports 144 500 targets fired with 93.86 percent hit, a trapshooting record. Monty Dewire and Mrs. H. B. Grigsby won North American titles yesterday. Dewire nailed 200 straight in regulation before beating Billy Hoon in a shoot-off.
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Vandalia
America
North America
Monty Dewire
Hamilton
Ind
H. 8. Grigsby
Oklahoma
Grigsby
Jeanette Jay
Waverly
Dewire
Billy Hoon
Jewell
Great Crowd To See Stratton Tomorrow
Promoter Dutch Mantell forecasts a record turnout for wrestling at the armory tomorrow night headlined by Walt Stratton vs George Ligosky Russian. Women gain free admission with a 10 cent federal tax. reserved seats sold briskly at City Drug Store on Polk Street. Supporting matches include Patrick Henry O'Brien vs Doc Mueller and Sam George vs Art Belcher.
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Dutch Mantell
the Armory
George Ligosky
Adonis
Polk Street
Texas League Leaders Highlights and Top Stat Figures
The Associated Press lists top hitters and pitchers across Texas League teams. Medwick and James pace batting, Easterling and Greenberg lead in RBIs and homers, with Kowalik Murray and Payne among top pitchers and a broad set of team leaders in runs, steals, and wins. Also notes St Louis Art Museum holds a premier Chinese art collection.
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St. Louis Art Museum
O'Doul Credits McGraw and Tennis Odds Stir
A collage of sports notes from Henry McLemore covers Lefty O'Doul crediting John McGraw for shaping his hitting, Henri Cochet's title chances in tennis, Waite Hoyt’s quirky pitching, Southern Cal eyeing rowing, Red Ruffing's ERA lead, and Davis Cup space limits. Also notes Sing Sing coach John Law, autographed photo stash, Cuccinello hailed as NL’s best double play man, Cubs set to take two from Brooklyn, and Alabama corn crop forecast.
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United Press
New York
Lefty O'Doul
John McGraw
McGraw
Freddie Leach
O'Doul
Henri Cochet
Jiroh Satoh
Japan
Waite Hoyt
Waite
California
Southern
Cal
Grove
Gomez
Ferrell
Automobile Club of France
John Law
Notre Dame
Sing Sing
John
Congress
Charlie Grimm
Tony Cuccinello
Robins
Cubs
Brooklyns
Chicago
Brooklyn
Major League Baseball Leaders Men Drafted From AP Data
National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies with 135 runs 187 hits 120 RBIs 35 homers and 19 steals leading O Doul of the Dodgers in multiple categories. Pitching notes show Warneke 18 5 and Swetonic 115. American League leaders feature Foxx Athletics 356 hits 120 runs and 134 RBIs with Ruth Gehrig and others high in various stats.
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Associated Press
Pele Ee
Dodgers
Klein
Phillies
O’doul
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirates
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Watkins and Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Cubs
Swetonic
Thurston
Foxx
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Simmons
Porter
Indians
Ruth
Gehrig
Yankees
Johnson
Red Sox
Myer
Cronin
Chapman
Gomez
Weaver
Earle Sande Signs to Manage Stable for Maxwell Howard
Jockey Earle Sande, who recently returned to racing, announced a contract to establish and supervise a stable for Colonel Maxwell Howard, a Dayton manufacturer. He may ride some Howard thoroughbreds if he can stay at riding weight.
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N. Y
U.P
Earle Sande
Maxwell Howard
Dayton, O
Howard
Foreign doubles teams in national championship quarterfinals
In Chestnut Hill August 24, foreign seeded pairs meet top American contenders in the national doubles championship quarterfinals. Cochet Bernard, seeded foreigners, tackle Mangin Bell after a tough earlier win. Austin Perry, top foreign duo, face Lott Shields as defending champions Allison Van Ryn meet Wood Stoeffen in a competitive bracket.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
U.P
America
Henri Cochet
Marcel Bernard
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Berkeley Bell
New York
Cochet
Bernard
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Fred Perry
England
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Frank Shields
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Sidney B.wood
Lester Stoeffen
Los Angeles
US Typewriter Exports Share High in 1931
Commerce department figures show 48 percent of the nation’s standard typewriters were shipped to foreign markets in 1931. The data highlights the international demand for American typing machines amid economic strains of the era.
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United States
Commerce Department
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