Cubs Face Phillies After Narrow NL Lead Slip
The Chicago Cubs, mired in three straight losses to the Brooklyn Robins, risk losing the National League lead as they head to Philadelphia for a four game series with the Phillies. Dazzy Vance fans 13 Bruin the Dodgers win. St Louis defeats the Giants.
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Giants stumble as Cardinals take four game edge
In the latest baseball wrap, the New York Giants lost to the Cardinals 5 4 as pinch and field errors doomed the Giants. The Cubs’ slump continued with Hack Wilson's 45th homer as Brooklyn won 2 1. Phillies crushed Reds 15 7, while Athletics beat Washington 7 4 and White Sox triumphed 4 3 in extras over Boston.
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Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule in American and National Leagues
Results show Columbus 9 Indianapolis 4 and Toledo 6 Louisville 2 with Kansas City 16 Milwaukee 5. In the National League Brooklyn 2 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 15 Cincinnati 7, while Cleveland 9 New York 4 in the American League. Friday games list Columbus at Indianapolis and other matchups across divisions.
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Athens Golfers in Match Here
A golf team of 12 from the Indians Springs Club at Columbus will visit Athens Sunday for an 18 hole match with the local country club squad. Team members include Grover Preston Phillips Johnson Swanson O Bleness Beckley Biddle Peden McKinstry Beckley Cable J Preston Sprague.
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Leading batsmen and home run leaders in early Sept baseball stats
United Press statistics credit players from Sept 11 games. Key figures include Terry of the Giants with 139 games, Ruth of the Yankees belting 45 home runs, and Gehrig leading RBIs. Other top names: Herman of Brooklyn, Klein of Philadelphia, Simmons of the Athletics, Foxx of the Athletics, Berger of the Braves, and Wielits among hits leaders.
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Fresh Mentor Joins Ohio University Football Staff
Joseph Trepp previously head Freshman coach at Lawrence College Appleton Wisconsin will be the new assistant freshman coach at Ohio University this fall Athletic Director O C Bird announced Trepp was initially signed by the physical education department while C D Giauque took a leave of absence Plans now call for Giauque to return for another year and Trepp to assist in developing first year players alongside William Herbert the current Freshman coach
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Yachts Ready For First Cup Race Saturday
Yachts of Atlantic elite gathered in Newport Harbor for the America's Cup races starting tomorrow. Enterprise and Shamrock V occupied places of honor as both were launched from the ways and prepared on shore with crews enjoying a holiday. Captain Ned Heard of Shamrock inspected Enterprise at Bristol yards amid talks on the spar legality.
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Kirkwood and Sarazen Clash in BP G A Semifinal
Flushing New York Sept 12 Gene Sarazen of Flushing and Joe Kirkwood of Philadelphia meet in a BP G A national semifinal. Tommy Armour of Detroit and Charles Lacey of Pine Valley were the other semi-finalists. Kirkwood and Armour advanced in upsets past Horton Smith and Johnny Farrell respectively.
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Majors Plead With Class AA Leagues for Conference
New York officials urged a meeting with the three Class AA leagues during the World Series to avert a rupture in relations. National League President Heydler and American League President Barnard warned of far reaching consequences from a break. The Class AA leagues may ignore the olive branch and stand alone after December 1 if needed.
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McLarnin Knocks Out Singer In Third Round Title Fight
In New York at Yankee Stadium, 45,600 spectators watched Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver stop world lightweight champion Al Singer in the third round after a left hand to the jaw. Singer collapsed, recovered briefly, then was finished as McLarnin moved in for the knockout. Singer praised McLarnin as a powerful puncher after the bout.
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Peden Signals Quest for Bobcats Fullback Spot
Ohio state college football practice split the 1939 Bobcat squad into four teams as Don Peden and assistants evaluated fullback candidates. Ray Hart, Bernard Medashin, Robert Willoughby, and Harold Brown emerged as leading contenders for the Wilmington game on September 27. Brown and Willoughby impressed with size and speed, while Hart and Medashin faced consistency and ball handling questions. Rain and cooler weather accompanied drills, boosting conditioning as 16 players were counted for practice with Warshower and Usilaner joining as lettermen.
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