Series mound staffs even in pitching duel preview
Chicago and New York clash as experts debate whether the Cubs Warneke Bush Root Malone or the Yankees Gomez Ruffing Allen Pipgras Pennock Brown hold the stronger staff. Through recent games the Yankees show 5–26 with Cubs at 71–43.
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Bush
Root
Malone
Grimes
Tinning
Yankees
Gomez
Ruffing
Allen
Pipgras
Pennock
Brown
Yank
Athletics
Red
Lefty Gomez
White Sox
Red Faber
Yankee
New York
Sox
Guy Bush
Red Ruffing
Charley Root
Len Warneke
Johnny Allen
Grimm
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago
Alle
Ruth
Gehrig
Dickey
Combs
Sewell
Chicago Will Fete National Champions
Chicago prepares to honor the Cubs as National League champions with a city hall welcome by Mayor Anton Cermak. A parade downtown is expected to draw about 100 000 spectators.
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Chicago
Anton Cermak
Cubs
Leading Netters in Pacific Tournament
Quarter-finals of the sixth Pacific Southwest Tennis tournament pair the four top U S seeds with four leading foreigners. Defending champion Ellsworth Vines Jr meets Jiro Satoh of Japan. Fred Perry of Great Britain faces Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara. Wilmer Allison of Austin, Texas, also competes.
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Los Angeles
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Fred Perry
Great
Britain
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Calif
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Amatuer football clash pits Badgers against Cameron Aggies
Amarillo College Badgers meet Cameron Aggies at Butler Field in a decisive clash. Both teams boast long win streaks with the Aggies owning 31 straight victories and the Badgers 11 straight, plus strong recent records in their regions.
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Amarillo College Badgers
Lawton
Okla
Cameron Aggies
Butler Field
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Badgers
Amarillo
Wayland College
Sooner
Cameron
Amarville
Bryan Griffin
Aggie
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Golden Sandies
Texas
Ags
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Wichita Falls
Oklahoma Baptist
Eastern Oklahoma
Texas Tech
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Fastern
Northeastern
Southwestern Oklahoma
Texas Military
Oklahoma Military
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
St Paul edges Kansas City in rain shortened game
St Paul beat Kansas City 1 to 0 in six innings due to rain while Minneapolis won 3 to 2 over Milwaukee. Toledo Columbus games postponed by rain. Indianapolis at Louisville on wet grounds.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Italian Georgio De Stefani Faces Johnny Van Ryn Opposition
Georgio De Stefani of Italy is involved in a dispute with Johnny Van Ryn of Philadelphia who opposes Henry Austin of Great Britain. The brief notes a cross national bearing with three named individuals and positions.
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Georgio de Stefani
Italy
Johnny van Ryn
Philadelphia
Henry Austin
Great Britain
Baseball Highlights From Early Season Standouts
Dizzy Dean and the Cardinals blanked the Reds with five hits and five strikeouts. Carl Hubbell went 10 innings, allowing six hits as the Giants beat the Braves 2 to 1. Red Kress powered the White Sox with a homer, four doubles and two singles in wins over Detroit. Merritt Cain and the Athletics halted the Yankees with seven. Dale Alexander and the Red Sox contributed in a doubleheader against Washington.
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Associated Press
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Reds
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Braves
Ralph
Red) Kress
White Sox
Detroit
Merritt Cain
Athletics
Yankees
Dale Alexander
Red Sox
Washington
Malone Only Injured Player on Ags Roster
Rumors that Frenchy Domingue has a broken nose circulated as Coach Madison Bell and Domingue addressed the claim. Malone, last year’s all-SWC end Charlie Malorie, is the only Aggie casualty, out with a knee injury and likely unavailable for the Amarillo game against the Texas Tech Matadors.
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Frenchy
Domingue
Texas Aggie
Port Arthur
Madison Bell
Charlie Malorie
Dallas
Aggies
Malone
Houston
Texas Tech
Amarillo
Aggie
Kyle Field
Matadors
Old pals clash as Yanks meet Cubs in World Series
Henry McLemore notes two pairs of old friends facing each other in the upcoming World Series. Tony Lazzeri and Mark Koenig, Joey Sewell and Riggs Stephenson, plus ex-Cubs manager Joe McCarthy and Charlie O’Leary shift the rivalry from the field to personal history.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Yanks
Cubs
Tony Lazzeri
Mark Koenig
Joey Sewell
New York
Riggs
Ol’ Hoss” Stephenson
Chicagos
Joe McCarthy
Charlies O'Leary
Koenig
Lazzeri
Yankees
Sewell
Stephenson
Joey
Ol Hoss
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Uncle Luke
Illnois
Peté
Georgia
Ol’ Hoss
Birmingham
Tony
Mark
Phillies
St. Louis Browns
Aggies Badgers Clash Amid Long Winning Streaks
Sports notes recount Texas A&M and Wisconsin Badgers riding 31 and 11 game streaks respectively as football games at Butler Field and Canyon unfold. A Chattanooga pitcher Alex McColl, formerly with Lubbock Hubbers, shines in the Dixie Series with four hits allowed in a 5-0 win.
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Butler Field
Badger
Alex McColl
Chattanooga
Beaumont
Panhandle
Lubbock Hubbers
Globe-News
Dallas
Lookouts
Turkey Sets Government Monopoly on Coastwise Trade
The government establishes exclusive control over regular coastwise shipping and trade activities, creating a state monopoly over maritime commerce along internal routes. The move centralizes operations under state oversight and potentially affects private carriers and regional transport.
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Turkey
Kopecky Bows Up at National Guard Armory Wrestling Night
Kopecky threatens to go on rampage in a main event bout with Doc Mueller at the National Guard Armory. He arrives in Amarillo primed for a tough match as Mantell’s weekly program features Purdin Kanty in the semi and Kearns versus Dauley in the curtain raiser.
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National Guard Armory
Joe
Kopecky
Amarillo
Doc
Sleeper) Mueller
Mantell
Mueller
Alexandria
Jack Purdin
Carnival Kanty
Little Leo Kearns
Newsbow
Jack Dauley
North Side Terror
Boxing Results From City Venues
In Chicago Young Stuhley of Kewanee Ill knocked out Dick McCawley of Houston Texas. In Pittsburgh Joe Marcus of New York outpointed Johnny Datto of Cleveland. George Panka of Homestead Pa knocked out Art Rodenbach of New York in the first. Dallas Johnny Wallace of Oklahoma City knocked out Eddie Blevin of Trenton N J. San Francisco John Henry Lewis of Prescott Ariz outpointed James J Braddock of Newark N J. St Louis Harry Fierro of Chicago outpointed Dave Barry of Louis.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Ill
Dick McCawley
Houston
Texas
Pittsburgh
Joe Marcus
New York
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
George Panka
Homstead
Art Rodenbach
Dallas
Johnny Wallace
Oklahoma City
Eddie Blevin
Trenton
N. J
San Francisco
John Henry Lewis
Major League Leaders From the Season Summary
National League batting leaders include O Doul and Klein with strong totals for hits runs and home runs. Pitching leaders feature Warneke and Brown, while Foxx and Simmons lead in key hitting categories for the A's and Yankees.
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Dodgers
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirates
Stephenson
Cubs
F. Herman
Reds
Suhr
Southwest Grid Fronts From Southwest Grid Fronts
Texas A M veteran end R H Wright fills role open by Charlie Malone out for season with knee injury. Madison Bell fields 26 for Amarillo clash with Texas Tech. Ray Morrison shifts Haskell Ross to backfield for North Texas State Teachers game with Clyde Carter at center. Vic Driscoll to start at quarterback for Rice Owls against Texas A and I with Tom Driscoll at full. Longhorns injury free as Clyde Littles plans lineup for Daniel Baker game. Madison Pruitt sidelined with ligament strain for TCU, may be ready for Aggies Oct. 1. Purdue to face New York University and Kansas Aggies in intersections.
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United Press
College Station
Texas
R. H
Bear) Wright
Texas A. & M
Charlie Malone
Madison Bell
Amarillo
Texas Tech
Dallas
Ray Morrison
Haskell Ross
North Texas State Teachers College
Clyde Carter
Mustangs
Jhouston
Vic Driscoll
Rice Owls
Texas A, d& I
Tom Driscoll
Owls
Fort Worth
Madison
Pruitt
Christian Maesman
Aggies
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