Central High Cardinals Final Prep For Amarillo Clash
Oklahoma City report details Central High School Cardinals traveling to Amarillo to challenge the Golden Sand storms. Key players Boggs Spergel Beveridge Willis and Walker substitute scrimmage run by Wilfred Swirczynski. coaches aim to test passes and stamina ahead of the Saturday interstate showdown at Tri-State Fair Park.
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Cal Clemens
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Idol worship grips St Louis as Cardinals near pennant
In a baseball crazed city, oversized red bird figures and red bird stickers multiply as the Cardinals hold a one game lead with three to go. Locals cheer in collegiate gusto, hoping for the club to clinch the National League pennant.
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Diamond Dope MLB Schedule and Standings Snapshot
AL matchups include New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis Boston at Cleveland NL games feature Chicago at New York St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia Yesterday's results show a mix of wins and losses for NY Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cleveland Washington St Louis Chicago New York St Louis Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh leads the standings with New York Philadelphia St Louis Washington Chicago Cleveland Boston and others near mid table placeholders rather than final tallies
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Jerry Tufty Griffiths of Sioux City stopped Mike McTigue of New York in the first round. Marty Gallagher of Washington outpointed Bad Doran of Chicago in six rounds. Eddie Ballatin of Chicago and Mickey O Neill of Milwaukee drew in four. Norman Brown of Chicago outpointed Tut Seymour of Biloxi in six. Kid Koke of Chicago knocked out Larry Feltz of New Orleans in one. Bud Gorman of Chicago and the McFowler of Johnstown drew in ten. Young Dillon of Louisville outpointed Tiger Johnny Aline of Kansas City in ten.
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Papa Goes Where Misunderstood Visit Ends in Probation
William O Grady hurled a brick through a window after a dispute over seeing his wife. The Chicago court found the act a case of malicious mischief and sentenced him to one year of probation with advice to pursue nonviolent approaches.
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Veterans reach semis as young rivals rise in golf
In Hot Springs Virginia three former US champions Dorothy Campbell Hurd Glenna Collett and G H Stetson advanced to the women s championship semi finals alongside 19 year old Virginia Van Wie who defeated Marion Hollins to set up a Hurd Van Wie match Collett faces Stetson in the other semi final with Hurd seeking title experience against the rising star Van Wie.
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Little World Series to Resume in Rochester
The little world series between Rochester and Indianapolis resumes this afternoon after a rain and cold delay. Indianapolis leads the series one game to none after a 3 to 2 1 inning victory in the opener.
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Flashes of Life Wide World Gossip Divorce and Deportation
Clarence Saunders faces divorce action in Memphis. Tui Lorraine must leave the United States for New Zealand by Columbus Day after entering illegally. Doris May seals divorce from Wallace A MacDonald. English novelist W J Locke travels to Hollywood for writing work. George Kirby claims golf record for longest hole in one. New York taxis must have larger windows after daylight saving ends with no drive against petting said by police.
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Ex-New Yorker Again Tops Giants in Openers
Art Nehl, a former Giant, hurled the Chicago Cubs to a 3 to 2 victory over the Giants in the first game of a double header. The Giants won 2 to 0 in the nightcap, while St. Louis moved within a full game of the pace as the pennant race tightens with three games left.
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Tulsa Takes Second Straight From Tribe in Western League
Tulsa defeats Oklahoma City 11 to 6 to solidify lead in playoff race. Sitts and Bennett homer, Dondero and Munson drive in runs as Oilers surge with five-run fifth inning. Tubbs takes loss. Kimsey and Graf split relief duties as umpires Cady Coe Johnson. Time 1:50.
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Tapestries Missing From Fontainebleau Palace
Fifty celebrated tapestries valued in thousands are reported missing from Fontainebleau palace near Paris. Beaux Arts Administration says they are aware of the disparition and have only removed them temporarily. Paris gossip and public concern rise as questions about duration linger.
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Major League Leaders and Baseball Statistics Snapshot
The list shows top American and National League leaders by batting average runs rbi hits doubles triples homers and stolen bases with names like Hornsby Waner Bottomley Lindstrom Manush Ruth Gehrig Crowder and Cuyler. A stray editorial note questions the fate of long missing tapestries and mentions Lingbergh voting in St. Louis after flying from Chicago to register.
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Myers
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Griffiths Emerges as New Light Heavyweight Threat
Jerry Taffy Griffiths of Sioux City Iowa stormed into contention by stopping former champion Mike McTigue in the first round of a 10 round bout at Midway Gardens Chicago. Griffiths overwhelmed the veteran with a brutal opening burst forcing referee Davey Miller to halt the fight to protect the Irish Iron Man.
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Jerry “Taffy” Griffithe
Sioux City
Iowa
Tommy Loughran
Griffiths
Mike McTigue
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Iron Man
University of Texas to Meet Veteran Eleven
Aust in Sept 28 Veterans from the University of Texas and St Edwards University prepare for a season opener in Austin. Both squads will field teams largely made up of veteran players as each coach plans to start an eleven with experienced lineup.
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Saint Camp Injuries Heal Ahead of Saturday
The report notes that minor injuries in the Saint camp have improved enough to allow play by Saturday, easing concerns over readiness for upcoming events.
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Eat Everything Without Fear of Indigestion Tanlac Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Tanlac as a solution for indigestion gas and stomach pains. It cites Mrs. Albert B. Greer of Little Rock Arkansas claiming two bottles let her eat anything and work a full day. The ad urges readers to buy from their druggist with a money back guarantee.
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