Big 10 football training opens with 600 candidates
Big 10 football training starts with over 600 players reporting to 10 camps. At Illinois Robert C. Zuppke leads a 92-man squad. at Chicago Amzi Stagg has 40. Northwestern Michigan Purdue loom strong as Indiana hires E. C. Hayes. NFL/college action includes Chicago White Sox bid for fifth place and Giants, Dodgers, and Cubs in pennant races.
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Chicago
Robert C. Zuppke
Illinois
Alonzo A. Stagg
Northwestern
Michigan
Purdue
E. C. Hayes
Pat Page
Indiana
Page
A. A. Stagg
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Nobie Kizer
Ohio University
Bloomington
Hillsdale
Cornell College
Stagg Field
Minnesota
North Dakota Aggies
Ripon
Minneapolis
Brooklyn Dodgers face exodus as clowns depart Ebbetts Field
Mitch's Musings discusses Brooklyn plans to shed players at season end and links potential trades. Sidney Weir may move Reds key Harvey Hendrick to Cincinnati while Douthit and others disappoint. Rumors hint Douthit could join Brooklyn, with Babe Herman or Johnny Freese touted as Reds return. Herman shines with .316 average and 42 doubles.
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Flatbush
Ake
Cieck
Brooklyn Dodgers
Powers That Be
Brooklyn
Ebbetts Field
Uncle Robbie
Siean
Herman
Fredrick
Herman Cavorts
Reds
baseball scores and lineups from scattered games
A compilation of baseball box scores featuring teams such as Brooklyn Boston Chicago St Louis Cleveland Washington New York Detroit Indianapolis Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis and others. The entries list inning by inning scores and the players involved in each game including pitchers catchers and fielders.
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Etna
Brandt, Cunningham
Spohrer
Boston
Cronin, Sool
Bush
Hartnett
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Deringer
Wilson
St Lous
Chicago
Root
Hemsley
Frankhouse
Haid
Sherdel
Pittsburgh
Wood
Spencer
Phillips
Heimach
Lopez
St. Louis
Beren
J. Elliott
McCurdy
P Adelphia
BeMs
Davis
Hallahan
Mancuso
Cleveland
Washington
Connaily
Hildebrand
Myatt
Crowder
Acctiereniioned
Faber and Grube
Russell
Moore
Connolly
J. Moore
Bowler
Caraway
Grube
Johnson
W. Moore
Storti
Uh Hogsett
Ruel
Gomez
Bidekey
Detroit
New York
Whitenuit
Benbowski
Pennock
Jorgens
Toledo
Indianapolis
Bachman
Devormer
Jones
Thomas
Morrell
Riddle
Rabb
Eisler
Henline
Logan
Angley
Kansas City
St. Paul
Malgy
Swift
Peters
Prude
Fenner
Sas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Stiely
Nelson
Crouch
Walsh
Benton
Griffin
Knott
Jonnard
Manion
Hensick
Henry
Grif
American Association
Columbus
Nes
Baville
tanPe
Cincinnati
Maths
Palladelphia
Louie
New
Louisvil Indians
Columbua
Ole
Caribbean Hurricane Loses Steam Near Haiti Mounts
One of two tropical hurricanes causing Caribbean destruction appeared to spend its force today after hitting San Juan Puerto Rico. The storm was believed to weaken as it neared a mountain range near Port au Prince Haiti.
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Miami
Fia
U.P
Caribbean
San Juan
Porto Rico
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Field of 140 Players in PGA Tourney Opens Today
Rumford Rhode Island September 14 The Professional Golfers Association championship opens with 104 players from across the United States and major golf names. Tommy Armour and Billy Burke enter medal play to decide 32 match play qualifiers. Caddies for Burke and Horton Smith wear canary and blue sweaters bearing players names. Clarence Hackney Harry Markel and Charles Hoffner allowed to play after dues issue. Aubrey Boomer denied permission.
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Rumford
R. I
U.R
Professional Golfers Association
United States
MacDonald Smith
Joe Turnesa
Harry Cooper
Tommy Armour
Billy Burke
Horton Smith
Clarence Hackney
Harry Markel
Charles Hoffner
Unclear Baseball Box Score Fragment Between Teams
A fragmentary box score lists bases left for Louisville seven and Columbus seven, walks by Chapman five, strikeouts by Weinert six and Chapman one, and a hit by pitch to Riggs. Empires credited Clayton and Johnson. Time noted 1 54.
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Louisville
Funk
Hoffman
Branom
O Reum
S. Ganzel
Olivares
Penner
Desautels
C Dean
Ay Ash
Wee
Eckert
Columbus
Marcum
Ganzel
Whitehead
Crawford
Swanson
Narlesky
Riggs
Berwanger
Thompson
Weinert
aLayne
Weehead
Ollings
Beaacauncen
Narles Waco
Delancey
Ase
Chapman
Rakesiey
Empires
Clayton
Johnson
Grove Named MVP in American League by Baseball Writers
Lefty Grove earned the American League Most Valuable Player honor as the first left handed pitcher chosen since the award began a decade ago. Chuck Klein led NL votes but Grove topped the AL with eight votes to Cochrane three and Simmons two. Grove had 28 wins and three losses, nearing 30 for the season, and is noted for his rise from wild pitching to control after joining the Athletics in 1925.
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Lefty Grove
Chuck Klein
NBA Service Baseball Board
Baseball Writers Association
York
Grove
Walter Johnson
Dazzy Vance
Cochrane
Simmons
Gehrig
Champion
Athletics
Hall of Fame
Mathewson
Alexander
Johnson
Lonaconing
Rube Marquard
St. Louis
Dick Coffman
Browns
Acore
Senators
White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Baltimore
Phils
Indianapollo Stes
Fort Wayne
Wrigley
Phil
Evansville
Philadelphia
Klein
Cubs Rally Over Reds In Tight Interleague Contest
New York trailed 3 1 after nine but stormed back to win 9 4 as Arnone and Hogan sparked late offense. Terry and Ott contributed key hits with Stolen bases and a late double play helped seal Cincinnati’s defeat.
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New York
aLesiie Allen
Woenene
Cincinnatics
Crabtree
Enack
Heathcote
Durocher
Benton
Allen
Cincinnati
Asby
Ott
Jackson
Walker
Marshall
Er ’ Durocher
Hendrick
Cuccrnello
Walker Offenton
Amires
Magerkurth
Pfirman
Reardon
Aparro Leach
Ifae
Terry
Hogan
Verger
Fitzsimmons
Ascomeae
aRoush Ukeforth
Kolp
Arlen Terry
Terry Erin
Jereton
Bere
Bal Fitzsimmons
Ptrucis
Iterimmons
Ra Ko Troll
Kit Hg Rey
Om Rae Don
Rman
Moon Baker sparks Packers past Indians with air grab
Green Bay beat Cleveland 26 to 0 as Moon Baker formerly of Northwestern snagged a forward pass in the first quarter to ignite Green Bay's four touchdown march. Saunders McCrary and Mule Wilson added the remaining scores.
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Green Bay
Wis
U.P
Frank
Moon) Baker
Northwestern University
Cleveland Indians
Green Bay Packers
Saunders
California
McCrary
Mule Wilson
Logan High Football Preview Promises Strong Season
Logan City Sept 14 Logan High's football team this year should over...
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Logan
Logan High
Football squad weighs in with rough average backs and linemen
Coach John Longley estimates the backfield players will average 149 pounds while linemen average 151 pounds. He notes about eighteen to twenty players expected to become regulars will average around 180 pounds.
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John Longley
Longley
Lada
Spartans Openseason With 14 0 Victory Over Dodgers
Portsmouth Spartans defeat Brooklyn Dodgers 14 to 0 in the 1991 season opener played in high heat. The Spartans showcase aerial attack and stout defense, with Long, Schwarz, and Clark contributing on scoring plays and key blocks.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Spartans
Brooklyn Dodgers
Spartans
Shelley
Schwarta
Tony Holm
Father Lumpkin
Emerson
Brooklyn
Louie Long
Clark
Portamouth
Portsmouth Stramielo
Mitchell Pupratovioh
Douds
Fulton
E Enger Bultman
Watkina
Moe
Yablock
Ene Hanson
ADRON
Cnnnx
Sneebride
Saretitbt Uetuey
Nemeck
Mielainger
Dowler
Wagner
Abbrugzino
Haines
Jonas
Scalzi
Mizell
Vance
McKatty
Sete
Ja Ee
Lon Piennerma
Senieushier
Alford
Citer
Avosie
Lee
Son
Hastings
Long
Schwarz
Jone Head
Ate
Dudie Ban “Thomas
Ashington
Booth to miss start of Yale practice due to appendix
Captain Albie Booth will be out for Yale's first practice in New Haven as his appendix issues cause concern. Reports say Booth suffered appendicitis but he claims the condition improved without needing freezing or surgery.
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Taylor
Redlegs
Douthit
Hack Wilson
New Haven
Conn
Albie Booth
Yale
Purdy Leaves Columbus Am Association With Knee Disorder
In a Sunday Columbus versus Louisville game, outfielder Mic Everett Pid Purdy hurt his knee colliding with Riggs while pursuing a fly. The injury ends his season with the Columbus Am Association club.
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Columbus
Everett
Pid’ Purdy
Columbus Amé Ansociation Club
Prady
Riggs
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