Deans Score Double Win Over Pirates
The Dean brothers powered a doubleheader sweep over Pittsburgh, 3-4-3, and 4-1, as Paul Dean earned his sixteenth win and Dizzy Dean added a victory in the second game. The Boston Red Sox split with Washington, 9-8 in 11 innings and 3-2 in 13, with Jack Wilson and Myers delivering late heroics. The Cubs split with Cincinnati 3-1 and 4-2, while St. Louis and Cleveland split a twin bill 4-1 and 7-2. Detroit swept Chicago, 6-1 and 5-2, behind Schoolboy Rowe and Eldon Auker as Detroit widened its AL lead.
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Giants Manager Faces Bench Dilemmas and Pitcher Struggles
In a candid reflection, New York Giants manager Bill Terry discusses fatigue with pitchers and a desire to rotate players off the mound. He cites long stints on the mound and the risk of diminishing returns as he weighs changing strategies. Separately, notable obituaries report Dr Barton Cooke Hirst, a prominent obstetrician, dying at 74 in Philadelphia, and a bleacher collapse injuring thirty-four at a Flint boxing event near Potter Lake.
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United Stats
Layden faces line problems at Notre Dame this season
Notre Dame coach Elmer Layden backs a reshaped attack to compensate for a thin line. Only Wayne Millner and Joe Michuta return from the five-man line, with Captain elect Joe Sullivan dead and others lost to injury or ineligibility. The schedule includes Notre Dame against several major opponents, starting Sept. 28 at Kansas.
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Joe Michuta
Joe Sullivan
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Sullivan
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Carnegie Tech
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Baltimore
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Army
New York
Southern California
Standings Update From Multiple Pro Ballparks
American league and association matchups list shows Chicago at New York St Louis at Washi Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Kansas City at St Paul Milwaukee at Minneapolis plus Boston at St Louis and New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Tie for First In Mid-Atlantic Loop Remains Tie for First
The Mid-Atlantic League sees Dayton Ducks and Johnstown Johnnies tied for first as manager Jack Quinn resigns from Johnstown amid a doubleheader loss to Zanesville. Akron Yankees split with Dayton in a seven inning set. Beckley-Portsmouth game cut by rain with Miners winning 6 4. Pirates managers ejected after on field dispute. Charleston Huntington doubleheader rained out.
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Johnnies
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Chicago
Leo Mackey
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Akron Yankees
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Yankees
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Portsmouth
Miners
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Frank Madura
Pirates
Logan Gridders Begin Practice At Logan High
Logan High School football opens with about fifty candidates reporting to Coach Carl F. Schroeder for the first practice. Afternoon session follows as staff narrows the group to form the regular squad. Fundamentals such as punting passing blocking and calisthenics featured the sessions with veteran players including Captain Bus Hansel Ra lston Mason Halby McBride Acker Goodlye Swaim Cole Adair Jones Shriner Dollmatsch E Nelson Gell Lightfoot and Strawn among the returnees.
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Carl F. Schroeder
Logan High School
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Roberts Cameron Take Golf Honors at Athens Labor Day
Cameron Carlos and Ben Roberts claimed top honors in the 36 hole Labor Day tournament at Athens Country Club. Cameron posted 92 and 02 for a net 146 to win, while Roberts had 90 and 95 for a 155 net. J Householder C Cameron and E K Lippincott tied for first in the 18 hole event with nets of 73.
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Bulldogs Open Grid Practice at Athens High
Bulldogs football candidates at Athens High assemble at the school entrance Wednesday at 10 00 am for equipment issue and first practice session. Two-a-day practices run until school starts with a schedule listing games from Sept 20 to Nov 15 against New Boston Wellston Logan Pomeroy Nelsonville Jackson Gallipolis McArthur.
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White’s 230 Yard No 4 Wood Drive At Miami Four Ball
Orville White of St Louis charts a dramatic 230 yard drive in the Miami four ball match at Miami Country Club. White with Ed Dudley face Paul Runyan and Horton Smith as he describes a high rising shot that stopped eight feet from the hole and outlines his swing advice.
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Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Miami Country Club
White
Monday Stars: Schoolboy Rowe and Pete Fox Shine
Tigers win first game as Rowe taps homer and holds White Sox to five hits while Fox drives in four with a homer and two singles in second. Cubs and Reds duels feature Herman Warneke and Schott's six hits in nightcap. Cardinals trio Collins and Dean split as Medwick scores and Dean gains win. Browns Indians split as Andrews five hits and Pearson three-hit effort. Red Sox Senators go to 11 innings with Wilson’s homer and Cronin’s six RBIs. Powell adds two more in 13 innings.
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Hoosiers Open Might for Second Place Birds
Chicago Indianapolis and Columbus played for second in the American Association. The two teams split a four game set with Minneapolis leading by four and a half games. Millers wrapped up season with St Paul wins and Toledo games. Lena Stiles limited Milwaukee to six hits in one game as Kansas City defeated the Brewers.
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Ernie Wingard
Bob Klinger
Toledo
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Milwaukee
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Fullerton
Couzens Shows Favorable Recovery After Four Operations
ROCHESTER Minn doctors reported indications are very favorable for the ultimate recovery of Senator James Couzens of Michigan who has been a patient here for several weeks and underwent four operations.
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