Slingin' Sam Baugh Stars In 6-0 Win
Slingin Sam Baugh led the college all-stars to a 6-0 victory over Green Bay at Soldier Field as Gaynell Tinsley caught a 47 yard touchdown pass. The game marked the first all star win in four years with Baugh directing a cautious, efficient attack. Green Bay's only real surge came in the third period after Herber left with an injury, but the defense held and the all stars preserved the victory.
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Chicago
U.P
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Soldier Field
Baugh
Louisiana State
Gaynell Tinsley
Hank Bruder
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Arnie Herber
Don Hutson
Johnny Drake
Purdue
Hutson
Herber
Packer
Bob Monnett
Hinkie
Drake
Collegians
Dodgers beat Cubs 6 to 4 in slugfest
Davis allows 6 runs as Henshaw and Butcher shine in a Chicago loss. Hartnett and Demaree contribute. 1 767 attendance noted with multiple hits and errors by both sides.
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Artnett
Cavarretta
Bhoun
Davis
Prey English
Pune
Hartnet
Phelps
Cooney
Marty
Hartnett Elps
Demaree
Vis
Bucher
Fish
Hasset
English
Essett
Chicago
Brookyn
Henshaw
Oun
Utcher
Shoun
Butcher
Standings and Friday Games For Basketball Association
Columbus 11 8 leads, Indianapolis 0 4. Minneapolis 18 5, Kansas City 12 6, Milwaukee 0 15. Friday games feature Brooklyn at New York and Boston at Philadelphia with several American and ABROCTATION matchups listed.
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
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St. Paul
National Club Pet
Redlegs acquire quartet of players from Blues and Muskogee
Kansas City Blues third baseman Charley English, batting .325 and formerly with the New York Giants, was sold to the Cincinnati Reds for an undisclosed price and one player. The Reds also purchased outfielders Carl Jorgensen Albert Mele and pitcher Charles Barrett from the Muskogee team. All will report this fall after the Association schedule ends.
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Charley English
Kansas City Blues
Cincinnati Reds
English
New York Giants
Blues
Fort Worth
Reds
Carl Jorgensen
Albert Mele
Charles Barrett
Muskogee
Okla
Reverend Williams to Speak at Christian Church
Rev C W Williams of McArthur will hold religious services at the Christian Church here Sunday night September 5.
National Net Meet Opens With Global Top Players
Forest Hills N Y launches the 10 day national and international net meet for men and women. Don Budge and Baron Gottfried von Cramm head the men's field with 100 entrants and byes to round two. Alice Marble defends the title facing Jadwiga Jedrzejowska in the women’s final forecast.
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N. Y
U.P
United States
England
Poland
Chile
France
Germany
Japan
Italy
Canada
Don Budge
California
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Budge
von Cramm
Yvon Petra
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Giants rout Cardinals in high scoring slugfest
Martell McCarthy homered for the Giants as Ott added a homer. Warneke pitched for New York who beat St Louis 11 to 9 with key double plays by Durocher and Brown. Bases on balls show Schumacher Ryba Warneke. Attendance not listed.
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Guenelo
Grissom
Far Mewerein
Davis
Ormeinnati Eenee
Boston Erreene
Hita
Hiti Se
Minter
Boston
Chicago
Appling
Renae
Melillo
Bacrifices Grove
Mills
Piet
Dyker
Cronin
Foxx
Dietrich
Grove
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Allen
Will
Trotter
Peters
Hildebrand
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Vosmik
Brucker
Hill
Moses
West
Ift
Alien
Werber
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Hemsley
ays—Peters
Newsome
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Finney
St Louis
Balis
Willams Hildebrand
Willie
Martell McCarthy
Ne- Tifices
J. Brown
Warneke
Durocher
Brown
Duroche
Mize
New York
Bt. Louis
Moore
Artell
Ripple
Molwick
Padgett
Leiber
Gutridg
Morty
Danning c
Owen
Bhumbr
Rybap
Pagel Tytel
St. Louis
Ebrrors
Thaping
Oore
McCarthy
Jek
Gutteridge Leiber
Indians Pull Off 4-2 Victory Over Yankees
Cleveland edges New York 4-2 as Trosky Hale and Rolfe drive runs. Kroner Lary and Trosky turn double plays. Sakers hits a solo homer for Cleveland while Crosetti and Dickey collect hits for the Yankees. Attendance 7,500.
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Gehrig
Zrpsky
Dickeye
Solters
Powellif
Ompbell
Hoag
Rolfe
Hoag Vo Bane
Dickey Hale
Sakers
Btolen
Crosetti
Kroner
Lary
Trosky
New York
Cleveland Ases
Galehouse Wicker
House
Jeker
Balk—Wicker
Tendance
Terry Signs Five Year Contract With Giants
Bill Terry signed a five year contract with the New York Giants worth about $40,000 per year. The deal replaces a $27,500 salary in effect and includes added pay for duties tied to the Giant farm system.
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NEW York
U.P
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Nats Stop Detroit 8-2 as Washington Wins
Detroit 2 8 2 8 Washington 3 7 2 6 The Washington Nationals defeated the Detroit Tigers 8 to 2. Notable hitters included Gehringer, Myer, and Rahel with key runs batted in by Stone and Myer. Walker Owen and Ferrell led pitching, with McLaughlin taking the loss. Attendance not listed.
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Reef Almadach
Walker If
Lewis
Fox Rf
Traviess
Ghrner
Tone
a-Bolton
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Wade
b-Goslin
Russell
Gelbert
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Detroit
Stone
Myer
Rahel
W. Perrell
Walker
Owen
Gehringer Travis
Greenbers
Gehringer
Bacrifice
Travis
Rahel Myer
Rahel Lewis
Erty Uhel
Balls McLaughlin
Ferrel
Eer pkeLayentin
Losin
McLauehlin
al- Ieendance
Laurel Cliff Social And Personal Mention
Laurel Cliff items report Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Hoysell at the Ohio State Fair on Sunday. The Diehls spent Sunday in Marietta at a Clover Farm picnic. A 69th birthday party was held for Mrs. John Evans. Jacobs party traveled to Columbus. Mrs. Jacobs visited a seriously ill sister. Mrs. Lew Diehl underwent a surgical operation and is recovering at Parkersburg hospital. Radfords spent last weekend in Cincinnati with Otho Radford. Mrs. Archer and two children visited with Mrs. Ivan Diehl.
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Laurel Cliff
Clifford Jacobs
Dell Hoysell
Ivan Diehl
Marietta
Clover Farm
John Evans
Shirley Ann
Dell Hysell
Pearl Jacobs
Columbus
Paul Archer
Giants Bank on Hubbell After Regaining NL Lead
New York Giants owner Bill Terry signs a new five year contract at 40000 dollars per year and entrusts Carl Hubbell to keep the club atop the National League. Hubbell struggled in two prior starts but Hal Schumacher's win over the Cardinals boosts pitching optimism as Hubbell eyes a turnaround.
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U.P
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Giants
Bill Terry
Horace Stoneham
Hubbell
Mike Ryha
Mel Ott
Homer No. 29
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