Unclear Sports Scores and Thursday Schedule
The article lists scattered scores: New York 16, Chicago 1 and 10 to 3. Boston 4, Cleveland 3. Philadelphia 5, Detroit 2. St. Louis 4, Washington. Thursday games include Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago, Brooklyn at New York, St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American St. Louis
National
Pittsburgh Annacenns de Chicago
T. Tous
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Weocemennee
Philadelphia Astoceanae
Cincinnati American
Alumni Meet at Athens High to Form Team
A meeting of former Athens High School football players is set for tonight at 7 at the high school building. The grads plan to form a football team to compete with other district teams in the upcoming season.
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Athens
Grads
Judd Hero Helps Columbus Capture Playoff Title
In a 14 to 11 extra inning win over the Minneapolis Millers, Columbus Red Birds claim the American Association pennant and the chance to face the International League champion in the Little World Series. Reliever Ralph Judd belted a tenth inning homer and drove in two as Nick Cullop, Bill DeLancey, Mickey Heath and Lew Riggs also connected for key outs. This marks Columbus’s first championship since 1907.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U.P
Columbus Red Birds
Columbus
Minneapolis Millers
Ralph Judd
Whitehead
Heath
Judd
Red Birds
Nick Cullop
Bill DeLancey
Mickey Heath
Lew Riggs
Riggs
Anderson
Borgmann
Rothrock
Lane Coonee
Ib Winford
Hesse
Were Judd
Toma Cohen
Harris
Hilcher
Tauscher
Smith
Petty Po
Wings In Lead As Rochester Tops Bisons In Playoff
The Rochester Wings beat the Buffalo Bisons 6 to 3 to move one game ahead in the International League pennant race. With the series now in Buffalo, Rochester holds a two games to one lead in the best four out of seven.
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N. Y
U.P
Rochester Fed Wings
Bisons
Rochester
Wings
Six Bouts on Ring Program Carded Friday
Thirty rounds of boxing are set for the Albany Opera House Friday night in a third mitt show. Headliner is an eight round bout between K O Lowry of The Plains and Paul Wanzo of Marietta. Ross Ackley of Jersyville fights Hank Young of Pomeroy in a bout likely to draw late attention. Four other four rounders match Denny Rowland and Chuck McDonald, Homer Lee and Rex Ice, and Tent Cisson with Phil Van Dyke. First prelim starts at 8 o'clock.
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Albany Opera House
K. O. Lowry
the Plains
Paul Wanzo
Marietta
Lowry
Wanzo
Ross Ackley
Jerseyville
Hank Young
Pomeroy
Ackley
Young
Denny Rowland
Athens
Chuck McDonald
Homer Lee
Albany
Rex Ice
Tent Cisson
Phil van Dyke
Strong Eleven Will Represent Buckeye Baby
Marshall College in Huntington West Virginia joins the Buckeye Conference this fall with a Oct. 7 home game against Wittenberg College. Coach Tom Candelet plans a backfield led by John Zontini with Hunten Kincaid and others, aiming for improvement despite a tougher schedule and uncertain winning percentage. Captain Marvin Wooley returns as guard as team readies for the season.
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W. Va
Ohio
Marshall College
Buckeye
Marshall
Wittenberg College
West Virginia
Buckeye Alliance
Roy M. Hawley
Tom Candelet
John Zontini
Seth
Zontini
Hunten Kincaid
John McKown
Don Humphreys
Eddie Goyette
Joe Chetwin
John Jarrell
Earl Wellman
Mack Beard
John Keadle
Ramey Hunter
Lefty Gill
Lanky Parker
Fred Hurt
Albert Ferrari
Joe Silverman
Williams
Marvin Wooley
East Liverpool
Ben Tobin
Fred Brown
Walter Sumpter
Roy Houston
Eddie King
Equipoise to retire after Havre De Grace Cup
Ekkky forced to quit racing after 30 September Havre De Grace Cup Handicap due to a shelly hoof condition. Owner Co V Whitney announced the five year old Pennant Swinging son will end his career after the final race of the season.
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New York
U.P
Co. V. Whitney
Swinging
Seeded players reach Pacific Southwest quarter finals
Eight seeded stars advance to the quarter-finals led by Ellsworth Vines Jack Tidball Lester Stoefen Johnny Van Ryn and international rivals Jiroh Satoh Ryosuke Nanoi Don Turnbull and Fred Perry. Tidball battles Vines while Perry defeats Elbert Lewis and Stoefen edges Harold Lee. Budge exits after losing to Nunoi.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Tidball
Lester Stoefen
Johnny van Ryn
United States
Jiroh Satoh
Ryosuke Nanoi
Japan
Don Turnbull
Australia
Fred Perry
England
Tidball
Focal Collegian
Vines
Eikichi Itoh
Perry
Elbert Lewis
Gene Mako
Satoh
Stoefen
Harold G. N. Lee
Great Britain
Donald Budge
Nunoi
Wrestling results show varied decisions in New York card
Cliff Olson of Norway defeated Vanka Zeleaniak of Russia with a decision while George Hill of Wisconsin threw Jack Russell of Oklahoma. Carl Davis of Texas threw Hans Bauer of Wisconsin and Babe Caddock of Maine defeated Juan Humberto of Mexico. Other bouts ended in throws or draws among competitors from multiple nations including Turkey Poland Italy Germany and Holland.
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New York
Cliff Olson
Norway
Vanka Zeleaniak
Russia
George Hill
Wisconsin
Jack Russell
Oklahoma
Carl Davis
Texas
Hans Bauer
Babe Caddock
Maine
Juan Humberto
Mexico
Allah Juan Humerto
Allah Manoogian
Turkey
Sol Slagel
Germany
John Grandovitch
Poland
Herb Freeman
Tony Rocco
Italy
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Joe Devito
Wladek Zbyszko
Drew
Dick Raines
Renato Gardini
Floyd Marshall
Arizona
Hans Steinke
Henry Piers
Holland
New Yorkers Gain Flag by Bucs' Defeat
Giants finish first in the National League under Manager Bill Terry after a dramatic season. The club, once dismissed, clinches the pennant as Pittsburgh loses to Philadelphia and St Louis beats the Cubs in standings. Terry calls the title the biggest thrill of his career and notes his reshaped team will fight.
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McGraw
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Athens Bulldogs Face Friday Lid-Lifter With 20-Man Squad
Athens High prepares for a tough opener against Zanesville at the Ohio University practice field. Coach Pete McKinley and Claude Chrisman reshuffle a 20 man roster after six regulars out and inexperience across the line. Key players include Olson, Tribe, Speiser, and new starters at guard Coury and Jones.
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Pete McKinley
Claude Chrisman
Athens High School
Zanesville High
Ohio University
Pete
Boggs
Olson
Tribe
Whipple
Speiser
Johnny Goodfellow
McKinley
Yesterday's Heroes in Baseball Scores and Events
United Press reports George Uhle and the Yankees blanked the White Sox with four hits as Foxx Johnson Higins and others contributed. Athletics beat the Tigers with homers. Bill Webber and Ed Brandt starred for Red Sox and Braves respectively. A league business meeting occurred at the fairgrounds while a limestone crusher site faced a workers strike when relief labor was due.
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George Uhle
Yankees
White Sox
Fairgrounds
Pickets Demand Shorter Limestone Crusher Workday
Vinton County farmers and the Workers Unemployment League asked county commissioners for relief labor on the limestone crusher to be paid six hours at 40 cents per hour rather than eight hours at 30 cents. The commissioners refused to grant the request.
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McArthur
Vinton County
League
Miss NRA Queen Named For East Recovery Act Honors
Elise Ford, brunette and smiling, crowned Miss NRA after a monster NRA parade in New York. She has been chosen to serve as Miss NRA in other functions honoring the Recovery Act in the East, drawing attention from Hollywood.
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Elise Ford
New York
East
Hollywood
Espinosa Retains Ohio Open Golf Title
Al Espinosa, pro at Portage Country Club, wins the Ohio Open in Akron after final rounds. He finishes with a 285 total tied with Ed Kerby of Akron and Gullickson of Cleveland, with Jock Mansfield posting 286 and Jack Munroe low with 289.
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Golf Cray
Akron
U.R
Portage Country Club
Espinosa
al Alcroft
Yousional
Ed Kerby
Gullickson
Cleveland
Jock Mansfield
Mike Heaney
Jack Munroe
Athens
Jostens and Co L Tie In Seven Inning Replay Planned
Jostens and Co L played to an 8 to 8 tie in seven innings during Recreation League action Tuesday night. Jostens out hit Co L 11 to 5 but committed five errors that produced four unearned runs. Roberson had two hits for Jostens while Pyle Murphy and Hayes each had two for Co L. A replay is scheduled for next Thursday.
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Co. L
Recreation League
Soldiers
Roberson
Pyle
Murphy
Hayes
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