Cubs Set New Record In Their Mad Dash To Pennant
New York UPI report says the Chicago Cubs built a 15 game winning streak, the longest in the National League since 1924, as Charley Root pitched the 15-3 victory over the Giants. Chicago leads St Louis by 2.5 games with eight games left, including five against the Cards, as the pennant race narrows.
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New York
UPI
Charley Grimm
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
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Brooklyn
Giants
Detroit
St. Louis
Prce Giants
Chicago
Charley Root
Fine Pitching Gives Indians Edge in Race
Oklahoma City Indians beat Beaumont Exporters 4 to 1 in the Texas League title series opener at Beaumont. John Niggeling limited the Exporters to two singles, four walks, and no two walks in an inning. Beaumont’s Clarence Phillips lasted until the ninth. Indians scored three runs in the ninth after a hit and run, with key hits from Fitzpatrick and Myers. Crowd 7,028.
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Jones’ Roller
Cy Blanton
Pirates
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Ival Goodman
Reds
Phillies
Billy Knickerbocker
Mel Harder
Athletics
Cubs Extend Record Winning Streak to 15
The pennant chase moved toward the NL title as the Cubs routed the Giants 15 to 3 for their 15th straight win and a 21-2 edge over the Cardinals. Chicago surged after a 4th inning onslaught and relied on Pat Moore to seal the game. The Cardinals toppled the Dodgers 6-3 as they press for the second spot. In the American League the Yankees split a doubleheader with the Browns, and the Tigers lost to the Red Sox to widen the gap at the top.
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Associated Press
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Foreign Aces Rally For The Pacific Southwest Tennis Title
In September 1914 Los Angeles hosts the Pacific Southwest championship as European players cling to form and Americans push toward another Davis Cup clash. John Van Ryn faces Jacques Brugnon and Gene Mako meets Christian Boussus while Wilmer Allison meets Jack Tidball and Budge matches Bobby Riggs in latter third round action.
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John van Ryn
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Gene Mako
United States
Trial Here for Man Indicted in Dallas
Joseph H. Clause of Amarillo was indicted by a federal grand jury yesterday in Dallas on counterfeiting charges. He was arrested months ago and released on a $1,000 bond. He is expected to go to trial in the September term opening here Monday morning as Dallas grand jury investigations continue under Judge W. H. Atwell in Amarillo and Lubbock.
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National League and Pacific Coast League Standings and Scores
Standings today show Detroit 90 games, New York 82, Cleveland 75, Chicago 72, Washington 63, St. Louis 60, Philadelphia 54, and Boston 49. Schedule lists Chicago at Washington and other pairings. Also reports Pacific Coast results Seattle 5 to 7, San Francisco 6 to 5, Los Angeles 2 to 9, Missions 19 to 4. Portland-Oakland night game noted.
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Favorites In Nebraska Wil Southern Win Have Offenses
In Lincoln Nebraska the 1935 Nebraska football plan centers on a diversified running attack backed by speed and a sparkling aerial game. Coach Bible aims for a sound running base, with emphasis on fast ends, strong blocking, and versatile backs to handle a tough schedule including Chicago, Minnesota, Oregon State, and Pittsburgh.
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Missouri
Columbia
Kansas
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Braddock Wavers On Baer Bout Prediction
Heavyweight champion Jimmy Braddock, who had backed Baer to beat Joe Louis, says he may revise his pick after observing Baer in training. Louis continues secret workouts as Roxborough warns of dirty tactics but vows no illegal moves if Baer fights clean. Treasury data dated Sept 17 shows receipts and deficits, with gross debt down and gold assets reported.
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Tulsa
Abe Feldman
Peldman
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Max Baer Edgy Ahead of Louis Battle in Big Showdown
Max Baer shows edge and aggression as he trains for a high stakes match with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. He battles nerves and discipline in Adirondack camp life while drawing near memories of past clashes and a potential million dollar gate.
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FARLY
Associated Press
N.Y
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Baseball leaders and team stats from the era
Statistical highlights show Vosmik and Gehrig topping batting and runs lists in the American League with Greenberg and Medwick leading power for their leagues. Cram er, Vaughan, and Galan register high hit and RBI totals while pitching leaders Auker and Lee shine in their leagues. PULASKI item notes a Franciscan monastery print shop serving religious and commercial printing needs.
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Army Uses Nazzaro as Keystone Of 1935 Football
Army coach Gar Davidson builds around Brooklyn tenor Joe Nazzaro as quarterback and passer, likening him to Buckler. Regulars Bill Shuler Tom Clifford Ralph King and Whitey Grove join the backfield with Clint True as fullback. Army seeks stronger passing and a stout line as Yale Harvard Pitt and Notre Dame loom.
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Kentucky Prepares for Ohio State Grid Opener
In New York on September 19 Eddie Brift notes Kentucky aims to surprise Ohio State in their season opener while Ohio State treats it as a tune up. The piece also mentions Babe Ruth manager rumors and Mike Jacobs hoping Baer Louis fight underperforms financially. Bill Danforth is highlighted as a top golf fan in Boston.
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Associated Press
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Bill Danforth
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Southwest grid camps sharpen teams for opening games
Coaches from Texas, Texas A&M, Arkansas, SMU, Rice and TCU reported progress in scrimmages and drills as they prep for opening weekend. Texas considers starting lineups, Arkansas trims practice, Baylor worries over Jimmy Lawrence, while Joe Louis backs Detroit in the world series hunt.
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