Flag Rivals of East Battle Western Leaders in First Series
Four National League contenders square off as Cubs and Robins host each other while Cardinals and Giants start four game sets at Polo Grounds. Cubs lead but face injuries and stiff challenge. Cardinals ride hot streak and solid pitching. Robins seek form with three right-handers. Giants need wins to stay in the chase.
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Charley Root
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Red Birds
Wilbert Robinson
Ray Phelps
Adolfo Luque
Dazzy Vance
Hn J. McGraw
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Ray Moss
Jim Fitt
Four Men to Speak at Bates Church Homecoming
Four men have been named to speak at the Bates Methodist Protestant Church homecoming on Sunday. Speakers will be the Rev. E. McCollough of Columbus Ohio F Wald of Athens, the Rev. J. L. Irwright of Bates Church and Augustus Pratt of Parkersburg Virginia. A basket dinner will be served.
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Alexder Township
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Columbus
O. F. Wland
Athens
J. L. Twright
Bates Church
Augustus Pratt
Parkersburg
Williams Triumphs Over Lott in National Tennis Meet
In Forest Hills on September 9, veteran R Norris Williams of New York defeated George Lott of Chicago 7 9 7 5 7 5 6 1 to reach the next round of the men s national singles championship. Berkeley Bell upset Jean Borotra for a shakeup as top seed Bill Tilden eyes an eighth title.
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N. Y
R. Norris Williams
New York
George Lott
Chicago
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Tex
Jean Borotra
France
Frank X. Shields
Elmer J. Griffin
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
E. R. Avery
England
Wilmer Allison
Richard Murphy
Attica
Colonels Lose Ground in Race with Double-Header Split
In Columbus the Louisville Colonels split a double-header with Columbus as St. Paul defeated Kansas City, narrowing the Colonels' lead in the American Association. Louisville won game one 9 to 3 then lost 12 to 1. Elmer Smith homered for Minneapolis in a 13 to 6 win over Milwaukee. Toledo Mud Hens posted a ninth-inning winner, 5 to 4, after Indianapolis tied in the first half.
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Kansas City
Louisville Colonels
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Colonels
Sekyra Wins Philadelphia Main Event Showdown
Joe Sekyra of Dayton Ohio defeated Matt Adgie of Philadelphia in the main event at the arena last night. Adgie showed grit as he withstood Sekyra’s terrific attack in the eighth round.
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Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Matt Adgie
Philadelphia
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Baseball scores and upcoming slate across leagues
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION results show Louisville 8 over Columbus 4 and Louisville 12 over Toledo 5 with Indianapolis 4, Minneapolis 13, Milwaukee 6, St. Paul 7, and Kansas City game notes. NATIONAL LEAGUE tallies Brooklyn 11 over Philadelphia 4. No other games scheduled. remaining matchups listed for American and National leagues with city pairings.
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Philadelphia
Marines Win National Pistol Team Championship at Camp Perry
The United States Marine Corps team won the national pistol team title for the second straight year with a total score of 1,804, surpassing last year by 18 points. Navy finished second at 1,271 and Seattle Police Department third at 1,248. A new interallied small bore rifle match world record was set with 1,948 of 2,000 by the American Legion team. J A Willness of Philadelphia led the Ten man team with 199.
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United States Marine Corps
Marines
Navy
Seattle Police Department
United States American Legion
J. A. Willness
Philadelphia
Athens High School Bull Dogs Open 1930 Practice
Athens High School football for the Bull Dogs begins practice on Wednesday as Coach Pete McKinley calls players to start work early. Uniforms are issued Tuesday ahead of the September 26 opener at Zanesville, giving McKinley time to shape the squad.
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Pete McKinley
Zanesville
McKinley
Oklahoma A and M backs train by bull dogging steers
In Stillwater Oklahoma on September 9 coach Lynn Waldorf envisions his Aggie football candidates spending summers on Wyoming ranches blocking steer hindrance. Relatives like Gerald Curtin and Orlando Blackburn improved through this practice shaping for the season as Waldorf counts ten potential backs and one end ready to tackle the toughest opposition.
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Curtin
Cowboy Curtin
Waldorf
Orlando Blackburn
Guthrie
Blackburn
Conrad Fisher
Shawnee
Cowboy
No Dearth of Quarterbacks
The football season nears and the All-America quarterback race appears settled. Notre Dame’s Frank Carideo, Yale’s Albie Booth, and Harvard’s Barry Wood are highlighted for leadership, clutch plays, and pivotal comebacks that defined last season. The trio’s standout moments and impact suggest they’ll remain top choices this fall.
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Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Albié Booth
Yale
Barry Wood
Harvard
Rank Carideo
California
Carideo
Wood
Crimson
Army
Messrs
Booth
Baseball Stat Names and Notable Players From Early Season
Fragmented OCR lists players and teams including Gehrig Yankee Simmona Athletic and Cuyler Cubs with mentions of runs stolen bases and notable figure names. The text references retrospects, team matchups, and historic players in a jumbled sports stat recap style.
Glouster Reds Defeat Stockport 7 6 In Rainy Battle
In a drizzle lasting three innings on Stockport grounds, the Glouster Reds beat Stockport 7 to 6. The game featured strong pitching from both sides with Glouster holding a slight edge.
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Glouster Reds
Stockport
Bobcats Begin 1930 Football Prep In Athens
Ohio University Bobcats report for fall football practice in Athens with 47 candidates, led by veteran center George Brown. Early arrivals include Lenard Sadenky and Bernard Sadenky, Charion Tarainski, Paul Crites, Claude Chrisman, Harry Workman, and Bernard McCashin. Daily two practices start Wednesday under Coach Don C. Peden and staff, featuring hard scrimmage in early sessions.
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Don C. Peden
Cleveland
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Bernard Sadenky
Charion Tarainski
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Paul Crites
Claude Chrisman
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Harry Workman
Unrichasville
Bernard McCashin
Sidney
Match Play Opens in Golf Tourney With Star Lineup
Thirty two top teaching pros begin first round match play in the PB.G.A. tournament at Fresh Meadow Country Club New York. Defending champion Leo Piewel faces Henry Cutler as Horton Smith Johnny Farrell and others clash in opening battles amid strong field.
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Detroit
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Sylvania
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Aurora
Densmore Shute
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Joe Frank
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New York
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Cheltenham
Carnera Drops McCarthy in Velodrome Bout
Primo Carnera of Newark knocked out Pat McCarthy of Boston in 1 minute 18 seconds of the second round at the Velodrome Newark in a ten round heavyweight bout yesterday.
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N. J
Primo Carnera
Pat McCarthy
Boston
McCarthy
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