Sports Scores From Saturday Oddities In Early Games
Reading shows scattered scores across leagues with Kansas City Toledo New York and Washington listed. Teams like St Louis Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Indianapolis and Minneapolis appear in the scattered results with brief mentions of rain and venues.
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Kansas City
Toledo
National
New York
Eissetae
Pati
Biee Exiphte
American
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Wrurday
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Ittyst
Minneapolis
Local Scores and Upsets From East to Midwest Sports Roundup
Ants United Press reports mixed results across regions with Grand Rapids athletes defeating opponents while others fall. Notable pairings include McKenna and Pallorino in tight finishes as teams from York and Boston claim wins.
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United Press
N. J
George Grand Rapids
Mich
de McKenna
Balti- Lou Pallorino
West
Sammy Gold
Big day in National League race as NY faces Pittsburgh
The final game of a crucial series between New York and Pittsburgh hinges on a duel between stars Carl Hubbell and Larry French. Pittsburgh routed New York 14 to 2 yesterday, shrinking the Giants’ lead while Heinie Meine starred for the Pirates.
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New York
U.P
Pittsburgh
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Larry French
Pirates
Hubbell
Corsairs
Roy Parmelee
Dolf Luque
New York Slingers
Heinie Meine
Buccos
Mc Ott
Gus Mancuso
Phil Weintraub
Ritz
Erry
Achessbadgawiee Biby
O'Doul
Davis
Weintraub
Edabonmnan
Conccancucce Svogon
Ancuso
Playoff Series In Mid Atlantic Opens Sunday
Zanesville and Wheeling will start the Middle Atlantic League championship Sunday in Wheeling with 4,000 expected to attend. Al Milnar faces Kemp Wicker in the opener as gate split favors the league 20 percent and 80 percent between clubs after expenses and taxes.
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Mid-Atlantic
Wheeling
W. Va
Zanesville
Elmer M. Daily
Esville
Daily
Martin Cleary
George
Bill Clark
Kemp Wicker
al Milnar
President Daily
Buzz Wetzel
Turk Riley
Frank Worstal
Earl Mann
Jack Sheehan
Russell Hockenbury
League
Ex Ohio Star Considered for Kent State Football Post
Kent State College faced coaching uncertainty as President J O Engleman prepared to decide after offers to Dick Larkins and Bill Lange were declined. With practice looming, assistants Joe Begala and Gus Peterka were viewed as likely options to lead the squad. Begala, a Kent State lineman and four year coach, and Peterka, a Kent State alum and recent Freshmen coach, are top internal candidates.
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Kent
O.R
J. O. Engleman
Kent State College
Michigan
Kent State
Dick Larkins
Ohio State
Larkins
Bill Lange
Muskingum College
Engleman
Lange
Joe Begala
Gus Peterka
Begala
Peterka
Ohio University
Columbia University
Dover High School
Beasley Mare Dominates Washington County Fair Show
Mrs. Fred R. Beasley wins the grand championship with Vivienne Barrymore, a five gaited sorrel mare, at Marietta Washington County Fair horse show. Vivienne Barrymore takes amateur owner under class first place. Marianna Delion earns two second places in three gaited stake and shown by hand.
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Washington County Fair
Fred R. Beasley
Indians recall seven players and buy Thornton Lee
Cleveland announces seven recalls from minor leagues and acquisition of Thornton Lee from Toledo. Hal Trosky leads the Toledo contingent and will join the Indians in Washington to start in the lineup. Lee is the only other player likely to stay with Cleveland next season.
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Cleveland
U.R
Cleveland Indians
Thornton Lee
Toledo
Hal Trosky
Howard Craghead
Forest Twogood
Ralph Winegarner
Boze Berger
Bill Perrin
New Orleans
Indians
Trosky
Washington
Lee
Wrestling Results in Atlantic City N J
Ernie Dusek of Omaha defeated Sam Cordovano of Georgetown and George Manich of New Jersey defeated Kurt Gabriel of Germany while Rudy Dusek of Omaha and Steve Znoski of Trenton drew.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Sam Cordovano
Georgetown
George Manich
New Jersey
Kurt Gabriel
Germany
Rudy Dusek
Steve Znoski
Trenton
Drew
Zanesville Tops Dayton to Move Into Second in MAC League
In a late-season MAC baseball game Zanesville Greys defeated Dayton 18 to 10 to climb to second place. Springfield beat Huntington 8 to 7 and Johnstown edged Beckley 6 to 5 in 11 innings.
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Wheeling
W. Va
U.P
aZnesville Greys
Dayton
Zanesville
Springfield
Huntington
Johnstown
Beckley
Vines Poised to Return as Tennis Boss Next Year
Henry McLemore reports on Henry Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena who, after losses to Bryan Grant and others, vows to come back stronger in twelve months. The piece praise his fearless, power driven style, notes his youth, and predicts a comeback to reclaim elite status.
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Henry Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Cal
Bryan Grant
Grant
Vines
Cochet
Tilden
Big Bill
Grant Faces Stoefen In National Tennis Quarterfinals
Bryan Grant of Atlanta battles Lester Stoefen of California in the national men's championship quarterfinals. The outcome could prove Grant’s rise to supremacy or expose Vines as past his peak. Other contenders include Frank Shields, Gregory Mangin, and Fred Perry as Crawford’s path to the final remains unclear.
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New York
U.P
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Lester Stoefen
California
Grant
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Stoeffen
Georgia
America
Frank Shields
Gregory Mangin
Brilliant
Mangin
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Shields
Satoh
Ryoshula Nunoi
Miami Eleven Faces Season With Cautious Optimism
Wilton declines predictions for the 1938 Miami football season and aims to rebuild after losing center John Kerekes. With 14 lettermen returning and a shift from the Warner system, Miami opens against Indiana on September 50? and faces Marshall Ohio University and Wittenberg in October as Coach Wilton forecasts a tough schedule.
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Miami
Frank Wilton
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Wilton
Redskins
Warner
Glenn
Pop
Stanford
John Kerekes
Len Fertig
Bill Stewart
Pat Roudebush
Savatsky
Emerick
Lewis
Meyer
Bill Clinger
University of Indiana
Marshall
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the Stedman CO
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