Rival hurlers duel as A's and Cardinals clash in sixth game
Philadelphia crowds stir for a World Series showdown as Hallahan faces Grove in a decisive sixth game. The A's rely on Lefty Grove and Earnshaw while the Cardinals lean on Hallahan and Walberg as both teams push for the championship.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cardinals
Bill” Hallahan
St. Louis
Hallahan
A's
Connie Mack
Lefty Grove
World Series players reveal human side behind scenes
Behind the World Series scenes in 1930, players joke about luck and drinks, reveal doubts about quitting, and vent frustrations in dressing rooms. Managers Connie Mack and Gabby Street differ in approach as Mack confronts critics after early losses.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Philadelphia
Burleigh Grimes
C Arthur Shires Plans Winter Return To Boxing
Chicago reports former White Sox first baseman C Arthur Shires mulls a boxing comeback after the season. He trains in a Chicago gym under ring tags, weighs about 190 pounds, and plans a barnstorming tour with an all American all star team before deciding on a return to the ring after October 21.
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Associated Press
Chicago
C. Arthur Shires
Shires
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
White Sox
Phillies and Cardinals duel sparks in tense fifth game
The scene features Grimes and Earnshaw exchanging a shout fans Jim Moore newly arrived in Texas League, Jimmy Foxx cheering a long homer and Jim Bottomley stressed at the dugout as the Cards face a pivotal fifth game amid crowd chatter and postgame dialogue.
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George Earnshaw
Grimes
Jim Moore
Jim Bottomley
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Cities
Fights last night in Boston saw Jimmy Maloney outpoint Primo Carnera. Jackie Fields stopped Tommy Jordan in Indianapolis. Al Fay outpointed Les Kennedy in Los Angeles. Sailor Fay Kosky won by technical knockout over Leon Lubrico in Fresno.
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Associated Press
Boston
Jimmy Maloney
Primo Carnera
Italy
Indianapolis
Jackie Fields
Chicago
Tommy Jordan
New York
Los Angeles
al Fay
Charleroi
Les Kennedy
Long Beach
Calif
Fresno
Fay Kosky
Leon Lubrico
U. S. Navy
Hack Wilson Named National League Most Valuable Player
Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs won the National League MVP award from Baseball Writers Association of America voters. He led the league with 56 home runs and 190 RBIs, posting a .356 batting average and surpassing Babe Ruth as a major league home run king. Frankie Frisch and Bill Terry were runners up in the close election.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Writers Association of America
Wilson
Babe Ruth
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Terry
New York Giants
National League
William L. Veeck
Chicago
Frisch
Terry
Longhorns face Howard Payne amid camp reassessment
In Austin fans weigh the team after last week’s mud battle and an earlier win over Texas School of Mines. Dexter Shelley earned praise for impeccable blocking and punting as coach Littlefield retools his lineup for a key clash. Arkansas Razorbacks prep for Texas Christian game with final tune up on home field before travel to Fort Worth. Erwin and Clark are noted as starters in campus notes.
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United Press
Austin
Longhorns
Steer
Texas School of Mines
Gatoura
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets
Littlefield
Dexter Shelley
Longhorn
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Horned Frog
Fort Worth
Erwin
Clark
Horned Frogs Hope for Victory in Dedicatory Arena Clash
Fort Worth reports say Texas Christian University faces missing players from Tulsa with ace quarterback Holmes in doubt due to worsening shoulder injuries. Arkansas showed strength against Tulsa, while Trinity prepares to visit Baylor for a tough nonconference test as Coach Jennings sharpens Bears’ schedule.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Horned Frogs
University of Arkansas
Texas
Arkansans
Razorbacks
Tulsans
Parkers
Waco
Trinity
Bruins
Jennings
Maloney Outpoints Carnera In 10 Round Boston Fight
Boston heavyweight Jimmy Maloney, giving up 65 pounds, outboxed Primo Carnera in a 10 round bout at the Boston Garden before 12 000 fans. Maloney landed 192 blows to Carnera and showed Carnera was easy to hit despite his knockout streak.
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Bill King
Associated Press
Boston
Primo Carnera
Jimmy Maloney
Fat Boy
Boston Garden
Maloney
Carnera
Roland Garros to expand seating for Davis Cup matches
Roland Garros stadium will host Davis Cup tennis next July with seating for 12 000 spectators up from 10 000 this year. The upgrade aims to boost capacity and accommodate anticipated crowds for the event.
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Roland Garros
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