Purdue Star Out-Passes Sam Baugh
Purdue star Cecil Isbell outpaced Sam Baugh as the All-Stars routed Washington 28 to 16 at Soldier Field in a tuneup for the coming NFL season. Isbell threw a 40 yard TD pass to John Kovatch and added a 10 yard run, while Baugh produced multi 75 yard scoring drives. Interceptions and a blocked punt helped the All-Stars turn Washington mistakes into points as Isbell and the other stars dominated.
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Steve Snider
Chicago
U.P
Slingin
Sammy Baugh
Cecil Isbell
Green Bay Packers
Baugh
Isbell
Packers
Washington
Redskins
Purdue
Soldier Field
Baughs
Max Krause
Riley Smith
All-Stars
Jim McDonald
John Kovatch
Northwestern
Phil Dougherty
Santa Clara
George Karamatic
Jim ‘Benton
Arkansas
Frank Patrick
Pittsburgh
Corby Davis
Karamatic
Minnesota
Andy Uram
Patrick
Bo Mc‘Millin
Indiana
Stour
Ill woman consults eye ear nose throat specialist
Mrs Kate Duckler of Harrisonville who is ill recently consulted an eye ear nose throat specialist in Parkersburg for her condition.
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Harrisonville
Kate Duckler
Parkersburg
Grimes Rebuffs Babe Ruth Player Comeback Hope
In Cincinnati U.P. Burleigh Grimes, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, rejects Babe Ruth's request to revert to active play. Ruth sought a pinch hitter role but Grimes says Ruth cannot help himself or the club in the lineup after quitting in 1925 due to eye and knee issues.
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Babe Ruth
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe
Ruth
Burleigh
Murray City Beats Lathrop in Athens County Softball
Murray City shut out Lathrop 8 to 0 in the Athens County Softball Tournament at The Plains. Sikora allowed two hits with eight strikeouts as Murray City dominated. D Driggs stood out on defense for Lathrop with six put outs and a hit. Tonight at 6 gas company team vs The Plains to close first round.
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the Plains
Athens County
Plains
Murray City
Lathrop
Sikora
D. Driggs
Lathrop Outer-Gardner
Gas Company
Lewis
Swyers
Vollmer
Donoghue
Dugan
R, Quinn
R. Driggs
B. Quinm
Comcadenceaccsaee
Mrooks
Neemicennewe
Drengacas
Anpesipehiivummaias Asdunlge
Quinn
Murray iCty
Powell
B. Nelson
Bickley
Frazier
Barrett Reds Pitcher Delivers Debut Triumph
Cincinnati Reds ride rookie Charles Barrett a 23 year old from Syracuse to an 8 to 3 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Barrett held eight hits and fanned two in his major league debut while veterans Ernie Lombardi Frank McCormick and Co. supplied the power with Lombardi’s 14th homer and McCormick’s fifth. Reds eye remaining key games against the Pirates with hopes boosted by surging hitting and a strengthening pitching staff. Six of the final nine games will be at Crosley Field as Cincinnati chases first place. The club also announced recalls from the minors and the end of a Syracuse tied working agreement with plans to report next spring.
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Cincinnati
Charles
Red) Barrett
Syracuse
Ernie Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Barrett
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Crosley Field
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Johnny Vander Meer
Lee Grissom
Brooklyn
McCormick
Lombardi
Dodgers
Luke Hamlin
Craft
Lonnie Frey
Frey
Bill McKechnie
Lew Riggs
Chicago Cubs
Warren C. Giles
Tony Bongiovanni
Dee Moore
Justin Stein
Rochester
Les Scarsella
Newark
Eddie Joost
Kansas City
Carl Jorgenson
Indianapolis
Charley English
Los Angeles
Lindsey Brown
Nashville
Richard West
Chattanooga
Paul Gehrman
Albany
Junior Thompson
Columbia
S. C
Cards Win Pair First Game in Philadelphia and St Louis
In a doubleheader the Philadelphia and St Louis teams split. Brack and Moore led ABRHOA for St Louis, while Medwick Mize and Arnovich drove in runs for Philadelphia and St Louis respectively. Winning pitcher Shoun earned the first win, with support from strong hitting as the teams exchanged runs through to the final out.
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Phila
Abrhoa
St.Louis
Abrhoa Brack
Moore
Scharein
Martin
H.martn
Padgett
Watrabib
Medwickif
Arnovich
Mize
Mueller
Gutridge
Atwood
Myers
Young
Brdagray
Passeau
Brownes
Owen
B-J Martin
Bremer
Henshaw
c-Slaughter
Shaun
d-Macon
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Muller
Medwick
Brown
Sacrifices
Mise
Weintraub
Louis
Fasseau
Bhoun
Houn
Shoun
A. Abrhoa &T
Brack
J.martinif
Watrub
Ueller
Davis
Warneke
H. Martin
Gutteridge
Mulcahy
National and American League standings and Friday schedule
National Teacher standings show New York 5-12 and others like Boston 6, Chicago 2-7, St Louis 2-7, Philadelphia 14, Cincinnati 9, Brooklyn 3. American League standings list Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 6, Boston 6, St Louis 3, Washington 0, Detroit 1, New York 6. Friday's schedule includes Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Columbus at Louisville, Indianapolis at Toledo, St Paul at Kansas City, Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
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New York
Boston
Chica
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Louis
St. Brooklyn
Uyt. Louis
Association
St Paul
Kansas City
Ink OY
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Asa
Giants and Pirates End In Split At Exxon Park
New York and Pittsburgh traded runs as the Giants defeated by 6 to 5 in a tense game at Exxon Park. Notable plays included a home run by Risso and a double by Mancuso, with pitching shifts from Wittig and Melton shaping a tight finish amid strong on-base actions from Waner and P Waner.
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Exxon Am Ewo
Piltsbe
Eoa Moore
Mapatt
Toolett
Gubr
Cissell
Young
Werthy
O'Toddee
Hrman
Wittig. P
Wen Mae
New York
Pittsburgh
Brfore
Veughen
Hendley
Ott
Ripple
Risso
Myatt
Danning
P. Waner
L. Waner
Bauers
Seersiee
Todd
Han Young
Buhr
McCarthy
Guht
Vaughan
M. Brown
Castleman
Wittig
Bails
Melton
Vandenberg
Oesssee
Suler
Luces
Handley
Hite
Mancuso
Reeds
P Wa
Ciasell
Bees 6 Cubs 4 in nine innings thriller
Bees beat Cubs 6 to 4 after nine at bats with key hits from DiMes Stripp and Cuccinello. Pitcher Hoffner and Lee were dominant, while errors and stolen bases shaped the late rally. Attendance not listed. synthetic rubber tire note appears as unrelated last line.
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Abrhoa
Remeree
Butittheck
Sibeen
Hite
Stripp
Marty
Jurges
Ifice
Totte
Cuccinello
Fletcher Jurges
Hereman
Gadling
Boston
balle—Vette
Lee
Bryant
Feite
Hitevott Pette
Hoffner
Errickson
Brrent
Reds Beat Dodgers Nine to Three in Cincinnati
Cincinnati crushes Brooklyn 9 to 3 at home as Camilli Lombardi and McCormick homer. Hassett, Camilli, Lombardi drive in runs. Hamlin struggles with nine runs, 63-3 despite late Brooklyn rally. Attendance 19,649.
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Bilon
Abrhoa Cincy
Abrhoa Rosen
Riggs
Hassett
Cooke
Roy
Berger
Phelps
Goodman
Largeto
Crmek
Camilli
Lombardie
Durcher
Craft
Hudson
Dwurocher
Mud
Feon
Riegs
McCormick
Lombardi
Prey
Richardson
Lomberd
Frey
Hamlin
Barrett
Frey Toichardson
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pressnell
Tamulis
Presswell
Chisox crush Washington as Whitehead blanks them
Chicago wins 7 0 behind Whitehead on the mound. Owen Walker and Steinbacher pace the offense with RBI, while Krakauskas struggles in relief. Errors haunt Washington as Chicago builds a comfortable early lead and Cruises to victory before a sparse crowd.
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Kuhel
Leonard
Appling
Perrel
Whitehead
Red Sox Beat Browns 6 3 in Baseball Clash
Boston powers past St Louis 6 to 3 as Clift, Doerr and Cronin drive runs. Mills absorbs loss with 8 walks as errors by Higgins and Kress surface. attacking offense features home runs by Clift and Cronin and key double plays to seal the win. Attendance listed at 2,600.
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MH. Mills
BE. Louis
Scccoscessors
Boston
Sovceseerse
Crep
Kress
Doerr
Higgins
Autels
Croat
Cronin
Tocks
Clift
Heffner
Derr
Foxx
Mills
Tigers 12 Yankees 6 six-run win noted in box score
Detroit offense powers past New York with 12 runs as Greenberg and Walker homer. Gehringer and York key with hits. Kennedy earns win while Sundra struggles, 7,064 in attendance.
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Yorke
Gehrig
Fox
Totels
Andrews
Detroit
Cvereepesessecs Sos
Baspa Cipest Csee
Dehigren
Piet
Greenber York
Jet
Gehringer
Henrich
Dindagsto Walker
Cenders Dehlgren
Poul
Gehr
York
Hoag
Greenberg
Rich
Walker
fee—Kennedy Doubie
Gordon
Crosetti
Gehrig Christmen
New York
Detroit Roses
Sandra
Benton
Kennedy
Andrews i
Hite
Sundra
Losins
Undra
Beulah Opens on Saturday in Central Ohio Racing
Beulah Park in Grove City opens Saturday for a 19 day fall meeting with over 650 horses on the grounds. Seven races, eight on Saturdays and Labor Day, post time 2:15 p.m. The Inaugural Handicap at six furlongs leads the opening day card and Labor Day features a one mile handicap. Darby Dan Stable, W Ashbridge, N Finch, Oddesa Farm Stable and Tom Deahl are among the stables campaigning.
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Columbus
Central Ohio
Beulah Park
Grove City
Beulah
Darby Dan
John Galbreath
W. Ashbridge
N. Finch
Oddesa Farm Stable
Tom Deahl
Indians 8 Macks 6 discovery of a sect in Afghanistan
A report notes the discovery of a sect in Afghanistan whose members crawl on their hands and knees. The incident marks a notable religious or social irregularity observed in the region.
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Afghanistan
Tigers Outslug Yankees in 12-6 Victory at Polo Grounds
Detroit’s Del Baker Hank Greenberg Charley Gehringer endorse beat Yankee strategy as Tigers pound 14 hits including six doubles and two homers. Greenberg belted his 46th homer racing ahead of Ruth pace while Pirates split, Bees win, Cardinals prevail in tight NL games.
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George Kirkley
New York
U.P
del Baker
Hank Greenberg
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
de Baker
Detroit Ball Club
Yanks
Tigers
Homer
Babe Ruth
Bill Harris
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Athletics
Johnny Whitehead
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pirates
AL Todd
Lee Handley
Giants
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Cardinals
Phillies
Terry Moore
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Charley Barrett
Syracuse
Dodgers
Reds
Country Club Golf League Final Standings and Awards
The report lists final standings for the Country Club Golf League with teams such as Won Lost records for Travelers Wistfuls All Stars Marvels Devils Wreckers Indians Fishermen Bob Cats Flyers Par Breakers Bulls and others. It also notes individual averages and prize winners including Slaughter McKinstry Walker Sanders Grover Cross Butts O Bleness Wilson Beggs Brooke W Lantz Paulsen Baker LC Merchant Covert McPherson Seiple Littler Householder Thackeray Rutkoskie Awanson Baker H Middle Kyle Batley Wolfe and Dilley with scores ranging from 1-2 to 37-23. The piece concludes with a comment on highway expenditures not matching the surge in motor vehicle use.
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Pet Travelers
All Stars
Slaughter
McKinstry
Walker
Sanders
Grover
Cross
Butts
O'Bleness
Wilson
Beggs
Brooke W
Lantz
Paulsen
Baker LC
Merchant
Covert
McPherson
Seiple
Littler
Householder
Thackeray
Rutkoskie
Awanson
Baker H
Beckley F
Middle
Kyle
Batley
Wolfe
Dilley
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Sam Baugh
Grimes
the Mighty Bambino
Vinta
Okla
Elmer Gentry
Vinita
Portage
J. P. Smith
Burnett ‘ Smith
Bucs
N.york
Pittsby
Abrhoa Moore
Waner
Rizzoli
Bees
Red Sox
Browns
Flouls Abrhoa
Almada
Ocrameres
Vosmik
Bell
Cullivan
H Mulis
a-Mazzere
Harris
Indians
Macks
Finney
Smith
Nelson
E Smith
Ieee Sane
Am Rune
Werber
Elter
E. Smith
Sperry
Biebert
Cleveland & Balis
Pitener
X. Smith
Country Club Golf League
Ohio
Labor Day
Goodrich
Silvertown Tires
Rey's Auto Supply
W. Union St
Beckley
Kaynee and
David Copperfield
Kaynee
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