Lefty Grove Joins Elite With 30th Win In A.L. History
Ohio columnist notes Moses Lefty Grove of the Mackinsville club marked his 30th victory, the first since Jim Bagby achieved the feat in 1920. The piece traces Grove’s rise from fast rookie to control master capable of turning pace on and off, making him one of baseball’s greatest pitchers. It then shifts to Salem Sam Willaman’s football plans at Ohio State and the risks of overpromising a big season.
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Baseball Scores From Innings Across Leagues
National League first games see New York and Chicago rivals split in twin bill while St Louis and Washington post varied scores. American League games feature extra inning drama with New York, Cleveland and Washington heavy scorers. American Association and ABA contests include Minneapolis and St Paul results with pitchers and batters delivering decisive hits.
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Cincinnati Sees Brief Earthquake Felt Sunday Night
A slight earthquake lasting a few seconds was felt in Cincinnati on Sunday night recalling a notable sequence. The report ties the event to past quakes including February 25, 1925 and the August 31, 1886 Charleston quake, marking unusual seismic activity in the region.
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Ohio colleges start 16 games in weekend slate
Ohio college football opens with 16 games across Friday and Saturday. Ashland hosts Marietta. Wittenberg welcomes Georgetown. Xavier faces Transylvania. Cedarville meets Mt. Union. Ohio University plays Indiana. Miami faces Pitt. Ohio Northern meets Army. Other matchups include Bluffton at Wooster and Cincinnati at home against Rio Grande.
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Jr. O. U. A. M. Rally and Band Concert Set for Oct. 17
United Rural Jr. Order of the American Republic rally and a competitive band concert are scheduled for Columbus on October 17. The event was announced today as a statewide gathering.
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Pound Falls as British Sterling Sinks to 4 Dollar Level
In New York on September 21 the British pound sterling traded at 4 dollars, down 84 percent from Saturday’s close, with currency offered below the 4 level after the sale.
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Grid-Graph to Reenact Indiana Ohio Game Saturday
Ohio University announces a grid-graph will be erected in the Men’s Gym for the Indiana-Ohio game replay. A direct wire service will transmit plays to Bloomington Stadium so observers see each play a few seconds after it occurs.
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Stecher to Meet Wykoff in Columbus Wrestling Ring
Dodge Neb. star Joe Stecher, famed world heavyweight wrestling champion, launches a midwestern tour in Columbus. He clashes next Wednesday with Lee Wykoff of St. Louis University in a two out of three falls bout, following preliminaries featuring Al Baffert of Canada and Charlie Hansen of Seattle.
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Cleveland Fisher Foods win amateur baseball title
The Cleveland Fisher Foods sweep the 1931 National Baseball Federation tournament with eight straight wins to claim the world amateur championship. They defeated Cincinnati 6 to 0 in the final, then won 2 to 1 in an exhibition, while Cincinnati took the runner-up trophy amid a 9,000-strong crowd.
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Market Holds Up Amid British Gold Standard Move
New York traders faced unsettled conditions after Britain temporarily abandoned the gold standard. At opening the market showed heavy volume yet managed an excellent showing as losses stayed within a fractional range. A few issues slipped 1 to 3 points while overall pressure remained milder than expected.
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Tuesday’s Games Across National Baseball Lineup
Toledo visits Indianapolis and Columbus plays Louisville. J Paul faces Kansas City while Minneapolis meets Milwaukee in a set of road matchups.
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Yankees Hold 1-Game Lead Over Senators
In YORK on Sept 21 the Yankees beat Cleveland 7 1 and 10 4 to stay one game ahead of Washington for second place. Lou Gehrig hit his 45th homer in the first game and Babe Ruth his 44th in the second as New York swept doubleheaders. Washington also won twice, 4 3 and 6 4, while Chicago Cuba and Brooklyn posted NL victories elsewhere.
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Columbus Aces Lose Doubleheader as Neil Park Closes
Columbus drops both ends of a twin bill to Toledo 11 to 6 and 8 to 6 in the park’s final games before Neil Pari is replaced by a new stadium. St Paul and Minneapolis also falter as Kansas City slides and Indianapolis avenges losses.
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Rochester Red Wings Clinch IL Title Fourth Straight
Rochester's Red Wings secured the International League championship for the fourth consecutive year. The victory adds to St. Louis Cardinals farm system triumphs this season, with St. Louis winning the National League and Houston the Southern League titles.
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Illinois to lean on sophomores in 1930 football plan
Coach Zuppke plans a sophomore backbone for Illinois as 12 lettermen return but only four are in the current plans. The team targets Michigan on Oct. 14 as a pivotal test with several backs and line players described, amid hopes of challenging Big Ten rivals.
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Buckeye Basketball Announces 17 Game Schedule
Ohio State University unveiled a 17 game slate for the season opening December 8 at home against Ohio University. The schedule features Western Conference foes Michigan Northwestern Chicago Purdue Illinois and Iowa along with non conference games against Missouri Yale Vanderbilt and Navy. The team returns most of its roster with only three veterans leaving: Wesley Fesler Richard Larkins and Harold Erwin.
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Creavy Wins PGA Crown by Mastering Short Game
New PGA champion Tom Creavy, 20, ushers in a new style focusing on short game and putting rather than power. The Albany Country Club pro defeated Denamore Shute 2 to 1 in the Rumford final, crediting years of refinement after early long-hitting starts.
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Creavy and Ouimet Lead Amateur Golf Field in Quincy
Quincy hosts a golf field led by Tommy Creavy of Albany and Francis Ouimet of Boston as contenders for national amateur titles. The duo, touted as top professionals and amateurs, headlines the advancing match in the event.
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Buckeye Grid Camps Aims for Strong Cincinnati Bearcats Squad
Cincinnati press notes Buckeye Conference prep at Carson Field under Coach Da King. Team personnel include Cliff Golder at fullback, Allen Davis and Bill Gilliland at backs, Ed Sidinger and Leroy Gerad at back, Curley Mets and Carlton Linefield at end, with Harrison and Ballman at tackle, Lewis and Hermann at guards, Grawa at center. Entire squad to remain together for home games and travel on road trips to gain experience. Wade Woodworth leads the Hemmen coaching staff for reserves.
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Ohio State reserve football announces seven game schedule
Ohio State reserves will play seven fall games with three against freshmen. The Buckeye reserves face Michigan State Normal, Michigan, Akron, Urbana and other opponents on dates in October and November. Floyd Stahl coaches the Reserve team.
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Open golf tournament tees off in New England Open field
The field for the three day New England Open opens today with 18 hole qualifying rounds today and tomorrow followed by 36 holes on Wednesday. Leading entrants include Denis More, Shute, Walter Hagen, Sarazen, Johnny Farrell, Al Aan, Johnny Golden, Wilfy Cox, Mike Brady, Aubrey Boomer, and Jeanne Guilford.
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