Bobcats Begin 1930 Practice For Ohio Title Defense
Ohio University and Coach Don Peden open 1930 football drills with 49 players reported for practice. Key veterans Brammer Cramer Woolweaver depart, Rex Burke Vermit Blosser standouts, new guards and ends to fill gaps. Opening game vs Wilmington College slated Sept. 27 at Ohio Stadium.
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Pitchers and Hitters Carry September Averages Note
United Press compiled September 2 averages highlight strong bats and steady arms. Gehrig and Ruth lead in runs while Simmons and Klein post notable marks for Athletics and Phillies respectively. Cubs and Yankees players also show productive weeks.
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Arizona guard leads national tie match at Camp Perry
E. R. Cook of Tucson tops after four stages with 195 points. J. M. Blakely and Cook share second on 195, Blakely outranking Cook on long range. R. T. Presnell is third with 194, H. W. Wendlant drops from the lead after a weaker showing in stages three and four.
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Louisville Hands Columbus 10 to 6 Defeat in AA Action
Louisville beat Columbus 10 to 6 in a lone American Association game. Louisville pitcher held Columbus after a fourth inning rally, stopping the Bucks and sealing the win.
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Shute Faces Farrell in PGA Championship Second Round
In Flushing New York Johnny Farrell of Mamaroneck New York and Denny Shute of Columbus Ohio meet in a featured second round match of the National PGA Championship. Both won their first round 36 hole matches yesterday Farrell over Norman Smith 7 and 6 and Shute over Joe Frank 5 and 6.
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Former Bobcat Pitcher Joins Central League Title Team
Eugene Benny Trace, ex Ohio University star, left Peoria for night baseball dislikes, joins Springfield Blue Sox who clinched the Central League half title and face the Three-I League winner in the Little World Series. Trace finished the Central League season with eight wins and four losses as a key bid for victory.
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Benny” Trace
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Tilden Faces Irish Giant in Fourth Round Tennis Showdown
Forest Hills report from the national men's singles championship highlights Bill Tilden matched with G Lyttleton Rogers, the six foot seven inch Irish Canadian champ, in a key fourth round clash. Other matches include Van Ryn vs Perry and Williams vs Hunter as veterans contend for the title.
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U S Polo Team Seeks Westchester Cup Victory Today
Meadowbrook N Y Sept 10 The United States aims to clinch the Westchester Cup as Tommy Hitchcock and the new four face Britain needing one more win to seal the series after a 10 to win in the opener. The British field the same lineup that played in the initial match before a record crowd.
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Buckeye A A Schools Open Grid Practice Today
All Buckeye A A schools begin football practice excluding Wittenberg which left the league. At Delaware Athens Granville Oxford Cincinnati 60 men report to Coach Gauthier at Ohio Wesleyan with 14 lettermen. Don Peden at Ohio University has 16 lettermen. Teams seek replacements and new centers as Marshall College looms in 17 days.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games list
American Association Louisville def Columbus ten six in a nonleague game. National League Philadelphia eight Cincinnati six New York blank St. Louis one. Brooklyn eight Chicago blank. American League Chicago six Boston one Philadelphia three Detroit one New York eight Cleveland six Washington eight St. Louis four in twelve innings. Wednesday games none scheduled with Cincinnati at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston. American League matchups New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St. Louis Boston at Chicago.
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Robins and Giants close in on western pennant leaders
In a tight National League race the Robins and Giants each won key games as Ray Phelps held the Cubs to five hits in a 1 0 Brooklyn victory and Clarence Mitchell limited the Cardinals to two runs in a 2 1 Giants win. Babe Herman homered for Brooklyn.
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