Dramatic finish crowns 1929 World Series champions
Philadelphia Athletics win the 1929 World Series in a dramatic ninth inning comeback against the Chicago Cubs. Pat Malone and Al Simmons spark the rally, with Mule Haas and Max Bishop keying the late offense as Rube Walberg closes out the win. President Hoover in attendance hails the Mackmen.
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Fighting Ball Club
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Art French
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Malone
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Rogers Hornsby
al Simmons
Cubs
Jimmy Foxx
Bing” Miller
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Mack
Hoover
Rube” Walberg
Howard Ehmke
Walberg
Dallas man bets to bat ball to Philadelphia
Dallas filling station attendant F Cole starts a cross country trip to Philadelphia by batting a baseball every inch of the way. He aims for Shibe Park with Ernest Luttrell, a Dallas grocer, joining to root for the Athletics. They plan a 120 day journey covering about 12 miles daily.
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Jockey Ivan Parke's record year 1923 shocks turf
Sixteen year old Ivan Parke rose to national fame in 1923 earning 25 000 dollars and 173 wins his first year out He rode ten consecutive winners at Latonia Kentucky and five more on a single card and five more next day He later added five wins at Jefferson Park New Orleans and led national win percentages in 1924 Donoghue and Callahan are noted as benchmarks in the sport.
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Ruth as Yankee manager a fitting but risky choice
The piece weighs Ruth as a potential Yankees manager after Miller Huggins, noting his leadership presence yet concerns over his independence and strain. It also references Howard Jones on football and USC’s track meet context, plus Stanford shot putters and early season scores.
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Miller Huggins
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Colonel Ruppert
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Huggins
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Mortensen
Stanford
Harlow Robert
Herb Fleishhacker
Highlights of the 1929 World Series
George Mule Haas shines with two late home runs that helped the Athletics beat the Cubs 10 8. Hack Wilson suffers misfortune as sun glare costs a key catch. Zach Taylor and Charley Grimm earn praise for Cubs but fall short. Ed Rommel earns a win in relief and Howard Ehmke dazzles in game one. Bing Miller and Guy Bush provide standout moments for the Cubs in a series decided by Athletics batters.
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United Press
Philadelphia
George
Mule) Haas
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Max Bishop
Hack Wilson
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Wilson
Zach Taylor
Taylor
Charley Grimm
Ed Rommel
Howard Ehmke
Bing Miller
Guy Bush
Germany to Consume Over 1.0 Million Tons of Fuels This Year
Germany will use more than 800000 tons of gasoline and nearly 1200000 tons of benzine and benzol in the current year as part of projected energy and chemical fuel demand.
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Littlefield’s Texas Team Proves Coaching Prowess
Clyde Littlefield, Texas coach, has built a strong Longhorns squad after guiding stars from freshman to varsity. The Longhorns crushed Arkansas 27 to 0, validating his impact. Elsewhere Baylor and TCU prep for key conference games as Texas and Oklahoma renew their storied rivalry dating to 1900 with 24 meetings.
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Associated Press
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Homer Breaks Hoover Neutrality
The ninth inning homer by Mule Haas in the world series game broke the presidential neutrality in the box. President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover cheered as Mayor Mackay joined Haas in celebration and the president joked about remaining neutral.
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Philadelphia
Mule” Haas
Hoover
Harry A. Mackay
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Mr. Mayer
Zemo Promises Quick Relief For Itching Skin
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Dr Blosser's Cigarettes Claim Headache Relief Through Breathing Aid
An advertisement touts Dr Blosser's Cigarettes as a cure for headaches caused by congestion. It claims the product clears breathing passages and relieves a Merrimac West Virginia man’s headache, noting herbs berries and flowers in cigarette form and that the product is harmless and available at druggists.
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Farley Faces Greek Wrestler Poulas In Catch-Weight Bout
Amarillo fans buzz over Cal Farley’s Friday night match at the Armory with Oklahoma City wrestler George Poulas. Farley weighs eight pounds lighter, uses headlocks and the flying Dutchman to slow opponents, while Poulas proves a class act with swift spins. Tickets available at City Drug Store on Polk as seats sell quickly.
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Swiss liquor industry rises with strong wine and beer output
In Geneva, milk dominates Swiss commerce but the liquor sector also performs well. Wine accounts for five percent of agricultural output while brewers produce about a dozen gallons of beer per person, highlighting substantial local alcohol production.
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Plainview Painter Credits Orgatone For Stomach Relief
W. W. Thompson, a Plainview Texas painter of 22 years, says Orgatone cured his chronic stomach trouble after three years of pain. He reports restored appetite, no gas, better sleep, and improved well being. Genuine Orgatone sold at Fox Drug Co Am arillo No 3.
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How Did They Do It Chicago Cubs Defeated in Series
Chicago fans faced shock and debate after the Philadelphia Athletics swept the Cubs four games to one in the World Series. Many questioned the Cubs’ execution and blamed luck or breaks for the loss, while acknowledging the A’s strength.
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Penn Tackles Lead 1929 Penn Football Team Strength
Johnny Utz leads the 1929 Penn football squad as captain with a 200 pound frame. Despite the graduation of Paul Scull, Coach Lou Young expects a strong Eastern team. The line averages 185 pounds and the team about 180, with a notable intersectional game in Philadelphia against the University of California.
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Fight results roundup from last night matches
Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Jimmy Slattery in New York and Matt Adgie stopped Joe Gans in Philadelphia. Knute Hansen beat Roy Clarke in Philadelphia, Belanger and Jones drew in Canada, Frankie Wine stopped Kaye Brown in Rochester, Joe King outpointed Jack De Mare in New Orleans, George Manley beat Joe Packo in Wichita, Sid Terris defeated Buster Martin in South Carolina, Maxie Strub stopped Jimmy Hackley in Newcastle, Frankie Rio and U S Carpenter drew in Meadville, Paul Pantaleo stopped Eddie Anderson in Peru, Fernando Gonzales knocked out Lou Denny in Peru.
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Buffalo
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Kansas Half Leads Big Six Scorers
Kansas City early season report shows Lee Page, Kansas halfback, leading the Big Six in scoring with three touchdowns scored over two games. The article notes close competition among scorers and references game counts.
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