Lament of Big Ten for 1930 Football Struggles
The Big Ten faces heavy player losses as graduation and injuries topple 1929 stars. Illinois Purdue Minnesota Chicago Northwestern Michigan and Ohio State all report key departures including Nagurski Caraway Gembis and Harreson. Wisconsin shows the least disruption as it rebuilds after 1929 issues.
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Big Ten
Nobile Kizer
Purdue
Lafayette
Ed Caraway
Welch
Ralph Welch
Mid-West
Glen Harreson
Boilermakers
Redsleight
Mackle
Woerner
Boots
Caraway
Minnesota
Bronko Nagurski
Herb Joes- Hing
Leading Sluggers and Batting Averages From The Season
Statistics compiled by the players’ association show leaders in average and runs. Notable figures include Gehrig of the Yankees and Simmons of the Athletics leading in multiple categories with high totals in games played at 181 or more and runs batted in near the top. The list also mentions Ruth and Foxx among home run leaders and various clubs such as the Giants Yankees Phillies and Athletics contributing top totals.
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K Terry
Giants
Gehrig
Yankees
Herman
Brooklyn
Klein
Phillies
Simmons
Athletcs
Wileon
Cue Escers
Cavesssace Ruth
Esecees Gehrig
Sully
Athletics
Ign Muo
Gus
Eck
Cubs
Lee Tolen
Uyler
Erin Redd
Phililes
Ned
Baseball scores and schedule from a Thursday list
National League results Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5 Newark 5 Boston 38 Boston 11 New York 7. American League New York 10 Washington 7 Philadelphia 1 Boston 2. Scheduled games include Indianapolis at Columbus Teledo at Louisville Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Cleveland at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York St Louis at Detroit.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Newark
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia i
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Teledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
National Leagle
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago Newark Ca
St Louis
Caves
Brooklyn Oor
Philadelphis
American L
Petroit
American Association Columbus
tMansas City
Louisviake
Dolede
Logan Officials Top All-Stars in Five-Inning Win
Umpires and managers of the Logan Kiwanis Junior League defeated All-Stars from the same league 7 to 1 in five innings at the WFair grounds Tuesday. Rex Keller pitched and hit a homer for the officials while John Columber joined Keller in the battery. Johnson pitched for the Juniors until the fourth inning. Four errors were charged to each side.
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Keller
Johnson
Ned Gabriel
Dick Brown
Dick Johnson
J. Columber
Webb
Spannon
Fitzgerald
T. Columber
Zanner
Henderson
Williams
Dave Milne
Berg Stops Brown In Ten Round Lightweight Bout
English light weight Jack Berg defeated Buster Brown in Newark in a ten round bout. Berg weighed 136 pounds to Browns 134. Browns face showed numerous cuts and his right eye was nearly closed at the finish.
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Newark
N. J
U.P
Jack
Kid) Berg
Buster Brown
Baltimore
Berg
Brown
Twilight League title on line in Nelsonville game
Stratton Meteor Collies beat Buckeye Whippets 7 to 0 in six innings to close Twilight League season. John Longley tossed scoreless six, Chat Woodson led with a triple and single, Cec Woodson made a key catch. Airedales meet Terriers Thursday as pennant could hinge on result and possible post season between other teams.
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Nelsonville
Stratton Metor Collies
Buckeye Whippets
John Longley
Strattons
Buckeyes
Chat Woodson
Cec Woodson
Byron
Mac Chevrolet Airedales
Athena Terriers
Terriers
Airedales
Factory
Athena
Chevrolets
Westfall Wins In Perry Match at Camp Perry
Lieut D M Westfall National Guard Fort Wayne Ind declared winner of the members match of the National Rifle Association meet after judging both targets Capt J P Lyons Fort Benning Ga also scored 690. Sargeant Chester Risner 10th U S Infantry won the Marine Corps Cup with 98 of 100 outranking Corporal R A Markle same score in inner bull eye circle.
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Camp Perry
U.ri
D. M. ‘Westfall
National Guard
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Rifle Association
J. P. Lyons
24Th
U.S. Infantry
Fort Banning
Sargeant Chester Risner
10Th
U. S. Infantry
R. A. Markle
U. S. Marines
Old Timers Win Labor Day Contest In Ohio River Town
The Old Timers defeated Little Hocking 10 to 9 in a Labor Day game at Litt le Hocking on the Ohio River. Veterans Wagner and Newman were hurt, with a return match at Buchtel planned and a follow up game against the Glouster Reds.
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River Boys
Newman
Little Hocking
Wagner
Buchtel
Glouster Reds
Murray City
McGraw Signs New Contract With Giants for Five Years
John J. McGraw has signed a five year contract to manage the New York Giants. Harmony reportedly returned among owners and officials after weeks of conflicting reports about McGraws future with the club.
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New York
U.P
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Giants
Mc Iaw
Marquette Chooses Morning Football for Thanksgiving
Marquette University plans a 10 a.m. Thanksgiving Day game against Butler to avoid conflicts with turkey dinners after introducing night football to the northern middle west last fall.
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Middle-West
Marquette Universiy
Milwaukee
Wis
Butler
Bobby Jones Weight Fluctuates Through Golf Tournament
The golfer typically weighs about 180 pounds but may shed as much as seven pounds over a three day tournament, reflecting the physical toll of competition.
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Bobby Jones
Paul A Tipton Assumes Duties At Lynchburg High
Paul A Tipton of The Plains has assumed duties as physical education director at Lynchburg High School in Highland County after graduating from Ohio University in June. Tipton trained on the Ohio University track team and is a varsity O member. He recently married Miss Jeanette Palmar of Chauncey and will reside in Lynchtre.
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Paul A. Tipton
the Plains
Ohio University
Lynchbure
Highland County
Ohio Northern to Play West Point in 19% Season Opener
Ohio Northern University signed a contract to meet the Army West Point football team at West Point to open the 19% season. The game is set for September 86 as the opener for both squads.
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Ada
Ohio Northern University
West Point
Superstitious Ritual Before Infield Position
Giants second baseman Hughie Crtiz follows a superstition by picking up the opposing second baseman glove and moving it a few feet before taking his regular infield position.
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Hughie Critz
Giants
Trains by Himself Star Mary land Sophomore Prep for Liners
Bob Wilson, a University of Maryland sophomore, works out alone after the Old Liners disbanded. He aims to play center on the varsity eleven this fall and has been practicing solo since spring training ended.
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Bob Wilson
University of Maryland
Sity
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Doug Mills
Jud Timm
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Frank Walker
Lew Gordon
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Jolley
Wolgast
Little Hollander
Zup
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Willis Glassgow
Henry Anderson
Mickey Mackson
Northwestern
Rus Bergheim
Bill Calderwood
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Qrichigan
Joe Gembis
Truskowski
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Poormen
Straub
Art Dahlem
Wolverines
Harold Bluhm
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Ben Wattenberg
Lon Stage
Pat Kelly
Howard Jersild
Cassle
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Weaver
Indiana
Pat Page
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Mand Magnabosco
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Woodson
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P. Woodson
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Ana Sr
Stratton Mo
Westfall
Perry
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ARMY
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Coca-Cola Bottling Works
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By Fontaine Fox
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Kuppenheimer
Heimer Department of Special Orders
M Burnett-Smith
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