Cubs take three game series from Cincinnati
Chicago's Guy Bush pitched a two hit shutout as the Cubs swept Cincinnati 3 to 0 before 42,000. Kiki Cuyler opened scoring with a third inning RBI and doubled in the sixth to spark the offense, while Ross English and Stephenson contributed key hits. Reds pitcher Kolp allowed seven hits before Donahue relieved.
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Stars of Yesterday Shine Across Two Games
Goose Goslin had one hit in the first game against Boston and two in the second. P Waner collected four hits in five at bats against St. Louis, driving in two. Lou Gehrig hit a double and a triple in the first game versus Philadelphia and added a single in the second, scoring once. Al Simmons went three for three in the first game against New York, then two hits with three RBIs in the second.
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Miami University Prose Box Planned for Newsmen at Stadium
Oxford September 10. Miami University announces a prose box for news papermen and scouts during athletic events. A 75 foot structure will crown the west stands with vision desks and chairs. Capacity for 15, with two rows of seats, reached by rear steps. The new stadium and plant, begun two years ago, now seats 10 000 and can be enlarged.
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Ohio Wesleyan Bobcat Football Prospects Improve in Fall Drills
Ohio University coaches announced the Bobcat football candidate sessions begin Wednesday with two daily drills. Ohio Wesleyan reports strong backfield depth led by five returning halfbacks and solid line potential after losses to Tilton and Leary. The Bishops eye five home games this fall after key conference meetings and a revamped staff addition.
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Record Crowd Sees Yankees Double Victory
New York reports a record crowd on September 10 as the Yankees trounced the Athletics in a doubleheader, drawing 5265 spectators and matching the club’s previous Sunday win.
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Home Run Club Names and Season Totals Across Leagues
The listing names multiple players from the American League and National League, including Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Goslin of the Senators, Hafey of the Cardinals, Ott and Terry of the Giants, Hornsby of the Braves, Meusel of the Yankees, Meusel among others, with season totals shown as 427 and 635 and a season total 962.
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Pomeroy Schools Begin Full Term
POMEROY Sept 10 The local Rubbe school opened this morning with enrollments near last year. The high school has about 300 students with 90 freshmen 73 sophomores 65 juniors and 65 seniors. A spirited meeting of high school teachers set the year’s work. Raymond Farnham named new football coach succeeding Ward.
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Mrs. Downing to Be Honored by Pythan Blisters
Big Middleport reports the Past Chiefs association met to plan the Cleveland convention where Mrs Grace Downing will become Grand Chief. Twenty two members intend to travel to the event and Mrs Flora Lewis will serve as Meigs temple delegate. A large Middleport reception is planned upon her return.
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Funeral for R P Young Draws Large Turnout at Simpson Church
Massive crowds filled Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church and its auditoriums on Sunday for the funeral of R P Young. Delegations from Elks Knights of Pythias and the Pomeroy Band attended, honoring a man active in the church and these groups. The service was led by Reverends Forqueran Weed and L L Cherrington, with Cherrington delivering the oration. Burial followed at Beech Grove cemetery.
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Mrs Hardesty Dead at Akron
Middleport, Sept. 10. Mrs Oneda Gaskill Hardesty, operated on in an Akron hospital Friday, died shortly after. Born and raised in Middleport, she was a 1924 graduate, a Christian Church member, and later moved to Akron after marriage. Survived by husband, one child, her parents, and one brother. aunt Miss Etta Gaskill and father H E Gaskill will stay in Akron for the funeral.
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Arm breaks in mine accident at Middleport
Roy Saxon, 18, of South Pearl Street, Middleport, fractured his right elbow in a fall at No 16 Syracuse mine Friday afternoon. He was taken to Holzer hospital where setting was delayed until Saturday evening. Doctors fear a stiff arm due to the break. Also reported are a secret marriage in Pomroy and a bloodhound search trip to Gloucester for a mine incident. Ruth Humphrey visited Huntington with Frances and Lillian Gormuch.
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Thomas wins National Junior Bicycle title in Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin on September 17 1937 Robert Thomas aged 15 swept to victory in the National Junior Bicycle Riding Championship scoring 20 points the highest single score in the event history Robert Connor of Washington D C won the senior division ending a dominant day for Thomas and Connor in the national meet.
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Shocker Dies in Denver After Illness
Urban Shocker, famed pitcher for the New York Yankees, died in Denver on Sunday after a long battle with a lingering illness. He hardly left thoughts of his former teammate's pennant bid in his final hours.
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Umpire Connally Targeted by Fans in Columbus
In Columbus fans criticized Umpire Frank Connally after a disputed call in Sundays results. Indianapolis beat Columbus 10 7 and 15 6 as Senators struggled. other NL and AL results followed with Chicago defeating Cincinnati and Pittsburgh edging St. Louis.
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Jones Favored to Retain National Amateur Title at Brae Burn
Bobby Jones, four year holder, leads a field of 144 in the Braeburn Country Club qualifying rounds for the National Amateur Championship. The course measures 6,843 yards with par 46 37 12, and Jones faces notable challengers including Von Elm, Sweetser, Guilford, and Ouimet. International entrants from Britain and Canada add depth to the field as 14 players withdraw.
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Sivder wins Cleveland Outboard Marathon in 3 16 35
From Port Clinton to Lakewood Park Cleveland Bob Sivder of Grand Rapids Ohio wins the Cleveland Plain Dealer Class C Outboard Motor Boat Marathon at an average speed of 26 miles per hour over 86 miles. His time is 3 hours 16 minutes 35 seconds.
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Meusel Hero Drives Yankees Past Phillies in Finale
Yesterday's hero Bob Meusel delivered a decisive eighth inning home run to lift the New York Yankees to a 7 to 3 win over Philadelphia in the second game. The blast provided the margin after a tight start as the Yankees pulled away late.
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