Reserves In Liberal Game Show Up Well
Coaches Smith and May work to sort snap py grid material from the Liberal game. With nearly thirty usable Sandstorm players and only eleven spots, they must form teams and pick the strongest for upcoming tough games. A light workout likely leads to stiffer practice as Roswell test approaches. The full squad came through the Liberal skirmish in good physical condition.
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Smith
May
Sandies
Roswell
New Mexico
el Paso
World Series Sidelights as Pennock Sidelined by Arm Injury
Two Yankees stars from last year sit sidelined with arms in slings as the team relies on teammates to finish the series. Herb Pennock, the veteran left hander, is out with an injured arm slowing his participation in the opening games.
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United Press
ST. Louis
New York Yankees
Herb Pennock
Star South-Paw
ATR
Tennis Storm Over Wills Refusal to Play
Los Angeles officials publicized a statement claiming Miss Helen Wills declined to appear in matches because of blistered feet while she played at her Berkeley home club. Relatives denied the claim and no action was taken. Wills had reduced her Pacific Southwest participation to exhibition matches after initially entering as a contestant.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Miss Wills
Sumner Hardy
California Tennis Association
Babe Says Thanks Lou and St. Louis World Series Notes
Babe Ruth praises Lou Gehrig while Combs is sidelined with a fractured wrist and Durst misplays a ball for a triple in the World Series. The umpiring is praised as the Yankees win in the latest game. Ruth limps but makes key plays as talk of a Yankee shake up circulates among managers and writers.
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Farl Combs
St. Louis
Penock
Combs
Tom Zachary
Big Jim Bottomley
Cedric Durst
Farle
Baseball Writers
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Lou
Ruth
NEA
Rube
Rube Gehrig
Grover Cleveland Alexander
New York
Gehrig
Wilson
SMU May Meet New York University In Postseason
Southern Methodist University officials may arrange a postseason game against New York University after the Army loss. Rules require conference approval or a championship, but Dallas officials hope for a December 1 or Christmas week game in Dallas. Also notes of foreign car plates at St Louis and ancient French tools.
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Mustangs
NEW York University
Associated Press
New York
Southern Methodist
Army
St. Louis
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Arkansas
Texas
Dallas
Ingram Clash Dampens Navy Hopes for title run
Army cadets face Providence after Navy slips further in national race. Navy coach Bill Ingram notes the Midshipmen remain obstacle to champions while losses by Davis Elkins and Boston College dull the Notre Dame showdown next week at Soldier Field.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Bill Ingram
Midshipmen
Bill
Little Davis
Elkins
Boston College
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Battle of Midshipmen
Soldier Field
Chicago
Army
Providence
Southern Methodist
Biff” Jones
Sacramento Senators take second coast half in series win
In San Francisco on October 8, the Sacramento Senators defeated the Seals 7 to 1 to claim the second half of the Coast League split season and notch their second straight win in the three game deciding series. San Francisco had won the first half.
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Sacramento Senators
San Francisco Seals
San Francisco
Humboldt fife and drum corps marks 50 years of service
In Humboldt Iowa 78 year old 8S E Rollins 75 year old August Bucholz both Humboldt residents and 73 year old Des Moines resident Lee W Anderson have all belonged to the same fife and drum corps for more than five decades.
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Humboldt
Iowa
E. Rollins
August Bucholz
Lee W. Anderson
Des Moines
1928 Set a Record for Low Golf Scores Across Holders
The 1928 season produced the lowest scoring in golf history with many players posting 67 or better in official events. Johnny Farrell shot a 63 at the La Gorce Open in Miami, while Costello posted a 62 at Rio Hondo. The article compares eras and notes the notable 1927 and 1928 performances by players such as Jones, Sarazen, and Hutchison.
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Johnny Farrell
Miami
Fla
Farrell
Los Angeles
Jimmy Costello
Hagen
Cruickshank
al Eapinosa
Sarazven
Voigt
Turnesa
Jock Hutchison
Bobby Jones
Macfarlane
Melhorn
Billy Burke
Diegel
Walter Pursey
Frank Walsh
Mehlhorn Voigt
Neil Christian
John Golden
Willie Klein
Willard Hutshloon
Sarazen
Kirkwood Cruickshank
Armour
Cooper
Harry Hampton
Horton Smith
von Elm
Henry Cruci
al Fa
Barnes
Walker
Hutchison
Firatly
Sane
Warren Deserees
Winning Club Boys Off to Dallas Fair
Elton Dean and Everett Cook, winners of Potter county club awards, travel to Dallas for the State Fair of Texas encampment October 11 18. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, they cover expenses. Archer and Howard Williams sponsor. They will return Friday. Figures show veterans’ scores and notes on golf progress. Havana news notes Cuban policeman must pay peseta to the movies after prohibition on diplomatic attendance.
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Elton Dean
Everett Cook
Daellay
Dallas
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