Kallio and Carr Set For Non-Title Bout At City Auditorium
Gus Kallio meets Charley Carr in a non-title wrestling match at the City Auditorium under Tri-State Fair Association sponsorship. The bout is expected to draw a large crowd with ringside seats scarce and general admission selling fast. Tonight’s card starts at 8 with several preliminaries, including Gunter versus LaBelle and Morrison versus O Mhean.
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Gus Kallio
Otis Clingman
Charley Carr
Tri-State Fair Association
City Auditorium
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Kallio
Clingman
Honolulu
Carr
Jackson
Mississippi
Eastern Polo First Winner
Eastern polo fans celebrated as the eastern team defeated the western riders 10 to 8 in the series opener at Meadowbrook Long Island. The upcoming Saturday game will decide the best two out of three with the East aiming to continue its comeback after trailing 8-4.
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Meadowbrook
L. I
U.P
Tan
Winston Guest
Cecil Smith
Waco
Morley Jennings
Baylor University
St. Edward's
Bears
Jennings
Sam the four legged barometer guides America's Cup crew
The Newport scene recalls Sam the cat aboard the coast guard cruiser Argo who watches wind and seas from the ship's bridge. At night he steps to the wings, stares out, and his whiskers and tail indicate weather. Sailors swear by this fur coated gauge and captains recount similar tales of cats aiding ships.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Newport
R. I
Tom
Coast Guard
Argo
Sam
Jenkins
Glasgow
River Clyde
Williams
Minnie
Claims Men Sneaked In on Women's Meet
London report debunks claims that male ringers joined the women’s Olympiad. Mrs Muriel Cornell says South African competitors did not share hotels with foreign entrants, weakening manager B C Sims’s assertion. An Olympiad official cites observations of some foreign competitors appearing sturdy but finds no proof they were men.
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London
U.P
B. C. Sims
Muriel Cornell
Sims
United Press
Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati losing 3 to 6 against New York, with Brooklyn at 4-8 and Chicago at 4, while St Louis and Boston face rain. Schedule lists St Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia. American League standings list Philadelphia 5-14 and Chicago 3-0 with tight records across teams and upcoming games including Washington at Cleveland and New York at Detroit.
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Cincinnat
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Louis
Boston
St Louis
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St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
V. L. Pet
Delta Sigma Fraternity Dance Friday at Nat Dance Palace
Alpha Epsilon Chapter will sponsor a dance at the Nat Dance Palace Friday night starting at 9 30. Dick Small and his band provide the music and the public is invited. Hearing, as a rule, is more acute with the right ear than with the left.
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Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Nat Dance Palace
Dick Small
Londos Meets Lewis Tonight in Chicago Wrestling Clash
In a ten year feud a Greek star Jim Londos faces Ed Strangler Lewis at Wrigley Field tonight. The match is promoted by the Chicago Tribune with Illinois Athletic Commission aiming for a fair bout. It is a one fall 90 minute time limit match with a judge panel and referee to decide if no fall occurs.
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Wrigley Field
Jim Londos
Greece
Ed Strangler Lewis
Wrestling Trust
Chicago Tribune
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Bucs Take 8-3 Win in Teas League Tilt
Galveston tops San Antonio 8 to 3 at Tech Field to even the Shaughnessy playoff series. Beal Bell started the rally with a double as the Bucaneers pull ahead in the eighth inning, Gumbert pitched well. The series moves to Galveston with a pennant prize for a four of seven victory.
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Galveston
Buccaneers
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Moses
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Bucs
Gumbert
VFW marks 35th anniversary with nationwide radio cast
Saturday night marks the Veterans of Foreign Wars 35th anniversary with a coast-to-coast radio program at 7 p.m. Principal speakers include James C. Patman the first VFW commander in chief Commander in Chief James E. Van Dant and Major General Smedley D Butler. Local veterans urged by C C Gibson head of the John Golding Post to listen.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
James C. Patman
James E. van Dant
Smedley D. Butler
C. C. Gibson
John Golding
Parker Visits Amarillo for District Court Term
George W. Parker of Fort Worth United States District Clerk attends the current term of district court in Amarillo. This marks his first visit in several months. Clerk duties are typically handled in court by deputy clerk G. B. Buckley. Also noted: seventy five percent of talkingies shown in Portugal are of American origin and expert estimates place average earthquake shocks at 45 seconds.
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U. 8
George W. Parker
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Mr. Parker
G. B. Buckley
Portugal
Visiting Indian Royalty Entertain Nurses at Hospital
Chief Pontiac and Princess White Beaver entertained St. Anthony's Hospital nurses in the Nurses Home auditorium. A program featured Indian chants and Irish lullabies plus a short talk praising hospitals and nurses. Graduate nurses began duties Monday and allowed student nurses to attend the Tri-State Fair at the Automobile Building with the Indians present daily.
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Chief Pontiac
Princess White Beaver
St. Anthony's Hospital
Kipke wary on Michigan title chances in 1934
Ann Arbor report notes Michigan coach Harry Kipke doubts the Wolverines will win the Western Conference. He predicts two to four defeats, despite returning stars Willis Ward John Regeczi and Bill Renner, plus 13 lettermen and promising sophomore Matt Patanelli. Schedule listed includes Michigan State Illinois Ohio State and others.
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Mich
Harry Kipke
Michigan
University of Michigan
Wolverines
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Willis Ward
John Regeczi
Bill Renner
Matthew Patanelli
Elkhart
Ind
Matt
Michigan State College
Chicago
Georgia Tech
Illinois
Minnesota
Tri-State Fair Race Entries Total Entries for Fifth Day
Entries for the fifth day of the Tri-State Fair race program list races feet, purses, and horse names by post position. Notes show multiple purses from 100 to 150 with claiming options and two year olds in select races. The final lines reference American stationery trade in India and a Radin wave speed fact.
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Frances HK
John Holt
Tomey Hasil
Clover
Mabel C
Billie Tod
Protector
Trevnscript
Draysil
van Hasting
Bay King
Roda Believe
Toy Gold
J'urseys
Omar Geate
Ven Law
Sir Velo
Joe Kreiser
Lady Low
King Cardinel
Moronge
Charleston
George K
Florida Gold
Greta Elseworth
Trinity Girl
Bunting Lad
Patuxtant
Black Bull
Manush Nears Batting Lead In American League
Heinie Manush three hits in five at bats lifts Washington outfielder within one point of Lou Gehrig for the AL batting lead. Gehrig goes hitless as Waner trails in NL standings with Waner at .362 and Paul Waner dropping a point after two hits in a doubleheader. Moore adds three safeties in four trips.
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Heinie Manush
Washington
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Manush
Billy Terry
Paul Waner
John Moore
Giants Extend Lead In NL Pennant Chase Over Cards
New York Giants stood four games ahead of St. Louis after a 6-3 win over Cincinnati. Curt Davis won his 17th, Philadelphia beat Chicago 5-4, Brooklyn swept Pittsburgh 4-1 and 8-4, New York trimmed Detroit 5-2 to tighten the AL lead, Washington crushed Cleveland 6-2, and St Louis rallied to top Boston 4-2. Connie Mack’s Athletics swept Chicago White Sox 5-4 3 and 14-0.
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Bill Terry
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St. Louis
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Cardinals
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PF Richmond
Curt Davin
Phillies
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Cubs
Phils
Jim Weaver
Nune
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Pirates
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Washington
Cleveland
Hustons
Red Sox
Connie Mack
Athletics
White Sox
Rainbow Can Do Nothing To Add To Her Chances
Rainbow, defender of the America's Cup, will start race one under variable wind with skipper Harold Vanderbilt. The Invader has won two straight races in moderate breeze, while Endeavour holds a two race lead. The match is best four of seven and light air could decide the outcome, with the cup at stake after an 84 year English absence.
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Newport
Win
Lowe
Rainbow
Harold
Vanderbilt
Endeavour
T. O. M. Ropwith
England
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The AP report lists top batting and pitching leaders. It highlights P Waner of the Pirates at 368 and Ott of the Giants with 116 runs and 135 RBIs, along with other leaders such as Gehrig and Manush in batting and Gehrig's 46 home runs.
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Terry
Giants
Ott
Berger
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Waner
Allen
Phillies
Medwick
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Collins
Martin
Cuyler
Cubs
J. Dean
Schumacher
Gehrig
Yankees
Manush
Senators
Foux
Athletics
Southern Loop Playoff Anticipation Hits New Orleans
In New Orleans on Sept 30, Southern Association contenders the Neanville Volunteers and the New Orleans Pelicans arrive to begin a five game series. The Pelicans won the second game 3-2 after dropping the first 17-11, pitchers noted for rough weekend ahead as ten have already pitched twice. Charlie George, hero of the Pelicans, pinch hit in game one and collected hits across three at bats, continuing his hitting streak.
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Southern Association
Neanville Voluneteers
Orleang Prli+ cans
Labora
Trayn
Nashville
Pelican
Charlie
George
Centenary College Opens Season with 19–0 Win
Centenary College defeated Louisiana College 19 to 0 in Alexandria before 6000 fans. The win marked the season debut and extended Centenary’s winning streak to 22 games. The scoring came from two touchdowns and an extra point in the first half.
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Alexandria
Centenary College
Louisiana College
Wanner Cars Title Brooklyn Star Tops NL Hit Record
Brooklyn report notes Paul Wener, leading National League hits, topped 200 for the season as Pittsburgh’s star achieved 200 hits yesterday. Charley Gehringer of Detroit remained at 199 after yesterday’s games.
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Wanner
Brooklyn
Paul Wener
Pittsburgh Star
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Yesterday's Heroes Shine In Baseball Power Performances
Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics hit his 42nd homer with the bases loaded. Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees delivered a sixth inning double with the bases loaded to defeat Detroit.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Detroit
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