Sporadic notes from a bustling autumn sports page
A collage of sports items mentions Jim Brad and Teddy Ya in middleweight circles, Pirone on Sept 26, and a long list of players and events. It notes indoor openings, reader participation, and various clubs and venues including Cincinnati park, Evansville, and Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brad
Primo Cargigiculties
Italy
Aix
Roth
Teddy Ya
Pirone
Tpp
Jock
Pittaeas
Scotland
Bill Peenick
America
Evansville
Im Row
Myrtlewood
Simmons
Mack
Beaf
Pat
Glante
Giants Drop First Tilt to Bues
The Giants struggle as manager Bill Terry shifts the lineup after a late lead loss to St Louis. Pittsburgh defeats New York 10-2 while Chicago and Philadelphia split extended games. The Reds beat Brooklyn 3-2 and Detroit tops Philadelphia in doubleheader action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Bues
Bill Terry
Cards
Pirates
Pittsburgh
B.R
H.O
Jackson
Terry
Weintraub
Ott
Koenig
Mancuso
Danning
Bartell
Smith
Fitzsimmons
New York
Salica Wins Bantam Title Amid Disputed Verdict
Lou Salica of New York won the bantamweight world title after a disputed 15 round decision with Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico. The crowd booed the judges’ call as Salica used long range tactics while Escobar closed in with powerful body blows. Brig. Gen. John J. Phelan planned to review the verdict and judges’ scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Saliea
Sixto Escobar
Puerto Rico
Salica
Escobar
John J. Phelan
Boxing Commission
Phelan
Arthur Donovan
Associated Press
Wage standard aims of International Auto Workers noted
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, declared Monday that an annual wage sufficient to keep the worker in decency year round is a major objective of the International Automobile Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
William Green
American Federation of Labor
International Automobile Workers
Monday Stars Shine as Bonura and Gehrig Lead Openers
Zeke Bonura of the White Sox stole home in the 18th to win the opener. Lou Gehrig and Johnny Murphy starred for the Yankees with Gehrig blasting two homers in the first game and Murphy pitching six hits in the nightcap. Orville Jorgens of the Phillies sparked nine hits against the Cardinals. Pie Traynor of the Pirates homered with bases loaded and drove in six. Hal Trosky of the Indians hit his 22nd homer to beat the Red Sox. Jimmy Foxx powered the Athletics and Hank Greenberg boosted the Tigers with Foxx’s 27th and Greenberg’s three hits in the doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie Traynor
Bucs
Giants
Philadelphia
Orville Jorgens
Bill Walker
Champs
Jesse Haines
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe Herman
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
McCarthy
Zeke Bonura
Lou Gehrig
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Owen
Rogell
Jimmy Foxx
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Boston
Zeke Bonara
White Sox
Johnny Murphy
Bonura
Gehrig
Murphy
Phillies
Cardinals
Pirates
Indians
Athletics
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Foxx
Greenberg
Standings and schedule update amid rain delays
Baseball and basketball standings show New York leading Chicago in a tense game halted by darkness. National League action lists Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia with rain in the forecast and several make up games planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwauk St. Paul
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Loui
Philadelphia
Beulah Opens Saturday for Fall Meeting
Beulah Park starts a 25 day fall race meeting at the Grove City track on Saturday August 31 with a larger seating capacity. Daily double and quinella bets return with purse prizes boosted to 400 500 and 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Beulah Park
Grove City
Here
Jean Bauer Medalist in National Women's Golf Championship
Jean Bauer of Providence RI led a 44 player field at Interlachen Country Club with a 79 to earn medalist honors in the national women's golf championship. The event features many members of the historic "big six" including Mrs Glenna Collett Ware and Maureen Orcutt Crews as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. J
Interlachen Country Club
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange N. J
Miss Bauer
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Coral Gables
Fla
Marion Miley
Lexington
C. &. Hill
Kansas City
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Six Ohio Women Survive National Women's Golf Championship
Six Ohio players advance from the first round in Minneapolis as they chase the national women's golf title. Qualifying scores shown include Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware 85, Edith Beggs 89, Mrs. Burt Weil 82, Edna Mae Johnson 91, Mrs. Mont Reid 85, Mrs. Charlies Woerner 80, with others Betsy MacLeod 84 and Phillis Duchaman 82 among the lowers and Mary K. Brown 4 and Patty Stephenson 87 in the lower bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ohio
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Edith Begg
Warnesville
Burt Weil
Cincinnati
Edna Mae Johnson
Los Angeles
Mont Reid
Charlies Woerner
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mary K. Brown
Cleveland
Patty Stephenson
Betsy MacLeod
Buffalo
Linton Falta
Toledo
Eva Shorb
Canton
Phillis Duchaman
Denver
Sluggers Lead MVP Race With Vaughan Greenberg Top Contenders
AP poll shows Hank Greenberg leading American League voting with 30 of 46 experts and Arky Vaughan headlining the National League. Wea Farrell and Joe Medwick trail in their leagues as rankings shift toward season end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arky Vaughan
Hankus Pankus Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Clouthing
Greenberg
Nune
Associated Press
Tiger Thumper
Wea Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Ttape
Vaughan
Pirate Star
Joe Medwick
St. Louise Cardinals
Mickey Cochrane
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Dean
Baseball Writers’ Assocation of America
World Serice
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Wen Ferrell
Red Sox
Charley Gehringer
Buddy Myer
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Concareers
Bobby Veach
Debe
George
Cincinnati Park
Tech
Ed Strangler
Andy Clarke
Naga
Henry Picard
Picard
Allison
Brookline
Mass
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Longwood Courts
KentUcky
Minneapo
Lou Salica
New Yorker
Kels
Dodgers
A Holland
Harris
Gill
Ariett
Hauser
Ee Norris
B.R.H A
Cuyler
Blade
Goodman
Herman
Antes
Lombardi
Byrd
Ee Riges
Kampouris
Freitas
Borgaray
Jordan
Zachary
Boyle
Radcliff Cops
Franklin County Fera
Gasco
Enocesseos
Richardson
Gorham
Lysone
Ridenour
Fisher
Seiple
Radcliff
Radecliff
Harrison
Beckleys
Franklin
Russell Sbone
Ee County Fera
Rice
Tgher
Barnes
Cross
Cliff
Lefty
Sapp
Barnes James
Wilson
Hayes
Abahington
Rod Connor
Es Cliff
Novakef
Burchfield
Ooweews
Cox
Brown Andriaccem
Ferrell
Fera
Ee Bacani
Esa
Kircher
Davis
Owe Oreecenson
Avere
Gilmore
AB Wilson
Besco
Faulkner
Gordon Af
Frost
Nelson
Mais Eaaee
Philis
Lovis Abrhpoa
Martin
Frisch
Anne
Medwick
Collins
Anceyre
Mare
Metitlor
Wrewennenesen
Haines
Ican
UR. Johnston
POE
Ciicaemenen
Cooke
Dahlgren
Ane Allen
Gomez
Walker
Cousash
Es N Wright
Averill
Voamik
Opoene
J. Col Tore
Knickerbocker
Phillips
Walberg
The
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Sove
Sturs
Association Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
National Club
News
Coonne
GRICE
Eomeeweens
New Sour
Cxonmpsnes
Osee
American
Beulah
Quinella
Freddie
Nina
Cnannatan
Evro
Featherwest
Tony Canzover
Field of
Interlochen Club
Virginia van Wie
Ware
Crews
F Jnseph Holleran
Greenwich
Coon
Miley
Marjorie Lett
Miss Traung
Betty Hays
Hill
Charles Eddie
Toronto
Ont
Dexter Victor
Dexter
Carbondale
McCann
Middleport
Dexter Abr Cunningham
Plummer
Geese
McCann Tuley
Stanley
Lowery
Risley
Frisby
bAdair
Hitman
Haddox
By Alan Gould
Macks
Phila
Finney
Cramer
Johnsen
Weasunee Foxx
Oneeenseseeees
Ewoccan Richards
Dietrich
White
Cochrane
Mayworts
Gehringer
Sleenberg
van Owen
Er Crowder
Phila Peuphya
Pat's
Aia
Alta Dairy Products
Dairy ‘Products
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