Athletics Hold Big Edge in World Series Opener
Philadelphia's American League champions took a 5 2 victory over St Louis as George Earnshaw was slated to start the second game. The Cardinals shuffled the lineup, George Watkins replacing Ray Blades, while Gabby Street bets on Grove for the next mound battle. the Series momentum favors Philadelphia.
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Dillon Jones era ends as golf pace slows after four majors
The article notes Bobby Jones may reduce competitive golf after winning all four major titles, citing fatigue from heavy schedule. It predicts he may enter one or two events yearly, prioritizing the U S Open and Amateur while avoiding foreign Open or British events. It contrasts Jones’s crowds with other players and mentions ongoing weariness. It also describes 1930 World Series action where the Athletics and Mackmen won and highlights key hits and late rallies.
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Cadet Captain Leads VMI Cadet Eleven This Fall
Roy Dunn 180 pounds captains the VMI cadet eleven this fall. The all state fullback selection a year ago and Southern Conference honor roll member Dunn is described as a steady dependable line plunger.
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First World Series Game Attendance and Receipts Totals
Philadelphia October 2 official figures show attendance and receipts for the first game. Total receipts were 152,785 dollars with players’ share 7,834. In a club’s share the amount is 482.48 and commissioners’ share 22,910.25.
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Logan Prepares For Next Game Against McArthur High
Logan High School football continued line play blocking and tackling drills on Tuesday preparing for Friday’s contest with McArthur High. Players, though bruised from last Friday’s game with Columbus West High, are expected to start again with Marion Allen likely to see more playing time as McArthur fielding a light inexperienced squad.
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McCarthy May Manage Yanks
New York reports Joe McCarthy, former Cubs manager, will lead the Yankees next season after Jacob Ruppert confirmed the deal. McCarthy resigned in Chicago after Rogers Hornsby was named Cubs manager, supplanting ongoing speculation he would take over in New York.
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Glouster to Host McConnelsville Friday Football Clash
Glouster High hosts McConnelsville High Friday on the American Legion grounds. The game starts at 3 20 p m local time. Glouster halfback Clark, sidelined by a first game arm injury, is expected to return for the McConnelsville matchup.
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