Cubs Extend Lead With 19-Inning Win Over Pirates
The Chicago Cubs boosted their pennant lead with a 19 inning 10 to 7 victory over the Pirates as Gabby Hartnett hit his second homer of the night with two aboard. Giants and Cardinals won. Red Sox and Yankees split, Hadley and Johnson pitched well. White Sox fell to Cleveland.
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Eddie Collins and Mack Crew Loosen Up for Rally
The text describes Eddie Collins’s familiarity with pitchers and game sense, his long friendship with the Mack organization, and Sullivan guiding Eddie as he studies at Columbia University. It hints at succession planning and names Connie, Mule Haas, Jim wore, and Dallas outfielder, with a clipped message about speed.
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A’s and Cubs Lead in Pennant Races
The A’s and Cubs hold strong leads in the league pennant races while both teams must win half of their remaining games to secure the flag. Brooklyn Robins drop pennant hopes as their season fades.
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pennant hopes fade for Robins as Cubs and Athletics lead races
United Press reports from New York on September 5 detail the fading pennant chances of the Brooklyn Robins while the Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics hold leads in their leagues. The Cubs and Athletics approach the season’s stretch with several home and away games remaining, shaping a likely rematch in the World Series.
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American Association Scores and Schedule Summary
Scoring results show Indianapolis 14 over Columbus 6 and Minneapolis 37 over Kansas City 2 as part of a wide set of railroad league results. Upcoming games listed include Indianapolis at Columbus, Toledo 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, and Washington at New York.
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No Radio Broadcast Planned for Singer McLarnin Bout
Madison Square Garden officials announced there will be no radio broadcast of the Al Singer Jimmy McLarnin fight at Yankee Stadium on September 11. They noted that receipts from the recent Berg versus Chocolate bout, which also was not broadcast, were higher than those for the Singer Mandell event that did air.
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Freeman Faces Thompson At Cleveland For Welterweight Title
Tommy Freeman from the Ouachita Mountains aims to upset champion Young Jack Thompson at League Park Cleveland in a 15 round bout. Thompson defends the welterweight crown he won from Jackie Fields in Detroit last May, for the first title defense in nine years.
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Army Sergeant Wins President's Trophy at NRA Meet
At CAMP PERRY Sept 8 U S Army Sergeant R L Speers Fort Crook Neb won the President's Trophy after a 146 of 150 score against 1653 shooters. Lieut W J Whaling USMC Washington DC was second with 145. Other top finishers included H J Adams Fostoria Ohio and H F Siemen Lima Ohio tied for third with 144. The event fired at 200 600 and 1000 yard ranges with 880 shots per man for record and comes with the trophy and a letter from President Hoover.
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Colonels Stretch Lead in American Association Race
Louisville Colonels maintained first place with a 2 0 win over Toledo Mud Hens as St Paul lost to Milwaukee 6 4. The Colonels led by five games, while the Saints held a three game edge over the Mud Hens. Indianapolis defeated Columbus 14 6 and Minneapolis beat Kansas City 7 2.
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Swimming records eyed at AAU sessions national event
Sixteen world records are to be pursued at the upcoming AAU and International Amateur Athletic Union sessions by the Southern Pacific branch. All marks were set during the outdoor national meet in July at Long Beach.
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Fail to Fight in Title Bout Ends in No Decision
In New York on September 6, Harry Smith of New York and Gorilla Jones of Akron Ohio failed to fight after three warnings from Referee Jack Dorman. Their scheduled ten round title bout ended without a decision due to the no contest.
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Negro middleweight title halted in ninth round contest
The Negro middleweight championship fight at Queensboro Arena ended in a no contest after the ninth round, leaving the title undecided and the event halted.
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Two Survivors Remain From 1886 Seattle Reda Championship
Only two players from the 1886 Seattle Reda team, which won the Northweet title, are alive today. The survivors are John Booth and Captain Willem Kenney.
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Money in The Buckeye Worth One Hundred Cents
A note explains that Buckeye currency equals 100 cents and is available for use as needed, emphasizing its full dollar value and accessibility for all users.
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