Ohio College Football Opens 1938 Season
Enthusiastic publicists finish their work as 16 colleges launch the 1938 gridiron season. Six games today and 15 Saturday, seven at night, set the early schedule with Dayton’s Flyers facing Winnburg, John Carroll opening against Detroit, and Denison, Hiram, Ashland, and other conference teams in action. Major matchups include Ohio U at Illinois and Marietta at Rutgers, with Buckeye Contenders and Ohio Conference battles shaping the weekend.
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Dayton
Har- Baujan
Flyers
Upshall
Jack Padley
Winnberg
Ringfield
Wittenberg
Carroll
Detroit
John Carroll
Ohio
Detroit H
Tom Conley
Huskies
Conley
Enison
Big Red
Grane
Denison
Tom Orme
Cambridge
Monroe Snider
Lakewood
Lou Pettit
Kewood
Hrme
Tom Rogers
Howard Thom
Mt. Vernon
al Rran
Columbus
Roy ‘Burkhardt
Toledo
Rogers
Hiram
Mt. Union
Alliance Foi
Lanero
Ashland
Xavier
Muskingum
Otterbein
Westerville
Bowling Green
Capital
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Cam Henderson
Herd
Carson Newman
Tennessee
Huntington
W. Va
Giants Win Pair in Doubleheader Slugfest
In a murky box score filled with errors and incomplete lines, the New York Giants beat Cincinnati in both games of a doubleheader. Haslin drove in runs for both sides, while pitchers Derringer and others managed limited strikeouts.
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Jardinati Sresevesess
York cc
Haslin
New York
Cincinnati
Derribers
Derringer
Cubs Take Pair In Doubleheader Muddle
A fragmentary box score and play-by-play style notes show the Chicago Cubs taking a twin bill, with multiple players like Mueller, Klein, Atwood, Whitney, Jordan, and Bryant contributing. Errors, run batted in, and base hits are listed for both teams, highlighting a messy scoring line and a mix of offensive bursts and defensive miscues across the two games.
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Mueller
Wintrud
Tinett
Whitney
Ollins
Atwood
Young
Butcher
Sth
Beoma
Lee
Weintraub
Caverrette
Hernan
Brack
Hack
Herman
Bill Lee Ties Shutout Mark
Bill Lee, the Louisiana lefty, silenced the Giants in a 1-0 ten inning win at the Polo Grounds on May 19 as a whispering campaign faded. His season included 13 victories, a string of shutouts in September, and a late push to keep Chicago in the pennant race with Clay Bryant. Pittsburgh extended its lead by sweeping Brooklyn, 6-0 and 11-6, as Jim Tobin tossed a four hit opener.
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New York
Big Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Lee
Louisiana
Polo Grounds
Giants
Pirates
Cincinnati
Phillies
Ed Reulbach
Cubs
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Clay Bryant
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Jim Tobin
Dodgers
Baseball Standings and Saturday Schedule Highlights
National League results show New York 62 lead Cincinnati 1 1, Chicago 42, Philadelphia 0 1, Pittsburg 611, Boston 63, St Louis 51. American League standings list New York 7, Chicago 4, Cleveland at Detroit. Saturday’s games feature New York at Boston, St Louis at Chicago, Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, American Boston at New York, Washington at Dallas? Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at St Louis.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooks
Boston
St. Louie
Eveland
Detroit
National
Bostos
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington
Yulessens
Cleveland
Pet
G.B. Iveberss
New W York
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Pittebareh Eeapens
Brubaker
Uns
Young
Vaughan
Hocket
Camilli
Durocher
Sington
Twe
Vaughen
L. Wener
Foung
Imzo
Renaughean
van Stpitteguren
Brooklin
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Balle Mamlin
Wintord
Posedel
Klinger
Fran
Wn i
Wiet
Bin
3-Button Suit a Winner by Duncan Paice
A stylish forecast favors the 3-button single breasted suit this fall over the long dominant 2-button model. The slim vertical lines suit short or heavy men, with notch lapels, top or middle button closures, and full drape styles. Also noted are overcoats with tab sleeve finishes and herringbone patterns enhancing overall look.
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Avescoats
Four Big Ten Teams Start Play With Nonconference Tests
MINNEAPOLIS Minn UP Four Big Ten football squads begin nonconference play this weekend led by Minnesota against Washington in an inter sectional showdown. Purdue meets Detroit at Lafayette while Illinois faces Ohio University in Champaign. Iowa meets UCLA in Los Angeles with Northwestern tackling its freshmen in Evanston and Nile Kinnick driving an improved Iowa attack.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Gophers
Washington
Huskies
Purdue
Detroit University
LaFayette
Ind
Illinois
Ohio University
Champaign
Ill
Los Angeles
Iowa
Northwestern
Evanston
Bill de Correvont
Bernie Bierman
Jimmy Phelan
Husky
Greenberg Eyes Home Park Wall in Detroit Tilt
Hank Greenberg aims to break Babe Ruth’s single season home run record as Detroit faces Cleveland in a double header. Greenberg seeks to extend his 54 home runs against Cleveland aces Bob Feller and Mel Harder while Al Benton and Tommy Bridges were slated to pitch for the Tigers. The clubs sat out Thursday’s game due to cold weather.
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Detroit
U.R
Hank Greenberg
Babe Ruth
Cleveland
Schmidt Hustles Bucks in Drills
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt intensified drills ahead of three tough opening games. He shuffled backfield candidates and moved Stu Whitehead to left end, replacing Ross Bartschy, as the Buckeyes prep for Indiana on October 1 and Indiana’s passing and running sets.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State
Francis Schmidt
Indiana
Stu Whitehead
Ross Bartschy
Bucks
Bees Take Two In Wild Card Baseball Tilt
Beaten on errors and late runs, Lanier exits as losing pitcher with Hutchinson earning the win. Padgett Cuccinello Mize and Garms spark offense with multiple players recording RBI while the Bees overcome Boston’s late pressure. Attendance around 1,208 as St. Louis and Boston exchange blows in an 11 inning affair.
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Corals
Lanier
Medwreck
Qutteridce
Padgett
West
Lopes
Hutchinson
Fia
Mise
Besee
Qarme
Cuccinello
Gustine
Bendenen
Brown
Martin
Mize
Garms
Louis
Boston
McGee
Mutchinson
Strikeoute
Shoun
Davis
Hutch- Gee
MacFayden
Sho
Myers
Mitchcock
Medwick
Mite
Biripp
St. Louis
Cooper
Davie
Errickson
Yanks 7 Chisox 4 Crosetti Leads Rally
New York Yankees defeated Chicago White Sox 7 to 4 behind Crosetti's key runs and Gordon and Gehrig power. Hank Gehrig and Joe Gordon homered, Connors and Rigney contributed with timely hits as the Yankees overcome late Chicago pressure. Attendance noted as 4,000 with Sundra Rigney and Crosetti featuring prominently in the box.
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Crosettias
Connorsib
Gehrig
Rosatha
Igney
Steeue Sereseeee
Brrore
Rensa
Connors
Redcliff
Rismey
Berge
Crosetti
Owens
Berger
Gorden
Ego
New York
Chicago
Sundra
Rigney
Sundrea
Aid
Rog ers Hornsby Name Sparks Reading Battle
New York columnist Henry McLemore notes a contrast between Larry MacPhail and the late Will Rogers Rogers Hornsby is rumored to be named, a detail MacPhail has already read about unlike the press coverage.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Larry MacPhail
Will Rogers
Larry
Rogers Hornsby
Dodgers Sift Manager Candidates After Grimes Era
Brooklyn's front office, led by manager hodgson Rogers, discusses potential successors as Burleigh Grimes departs with the 1938 end in sight. Larry MacPhail says Hornsby unlikely due to horses and betting mania, but praises his eye for talent and teaching ability. Frankly, no decision yet. Fresh snow note adds chemical content.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
Larry
Rogers
Grimes
Brooklyn
Burleigh
MacPhail
Hornsby
Dodgers
United Press
Four Remain in Women's National Amateur Golf Tourney
Wilmette report notes only two contenders still believe they can defeat Estelle Lawson Page and Patty Berg as Peggy Graham of Hollywood faces the defending champion in the upper bracket semi final and Marion Miley of Lexington meets Miss Berg in the lower half of the draw.
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Wilmette
U.P
Estelle Lawson Page
Patty Berg
Peggy Graham
Hollywood
Cal
Marion Miley
Lexington
Miss Berg
Saints and Blues Clash in American Association Playoff Opener
The Saint Paul Saints, pennant winners, host the Kansas City Blues, runner up, in a seven game series opener to decide the league title. St Paul won a seven game series against Milwaukee, taking the last three games including a 9 to 1 win last night.
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ST. Paul
Minn
U.P
Saint Paul Saints
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee
Saints
Hooper Ridge Social And Personal Mention
Bible school drew 29 attendees on Sunday at Hooper Ridge with preaching services planned after the Bible School and in the evening led by Kenneth Hannaman. Miss Carol Kasler visited her parents in Amesville. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Moore and son visited their Amesville-born relatives. C M Keirns welcomed a son Wayne Foster born Sept 16. grandparents listed.
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Hooper Ridge—Bible School
Bible School
Kenneth Hannaman
D. S. Linscott
Carol Kasler
John Smith
Amesville
H. M. Kasler
G. E. Moore
Walter Sayers
Jennie Calentine
Mrs Dickenson and Grace attend Hysell shower
Mrs W E Dickenson and her daughter Grace from Lower Plains attended a miscellaneous shower held last Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hysell for Mr and Mrs Frank Hysell Florence Dicken. They received many gifts as ice cream and cake were served.
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Chauncey
W. E. Dicken
Grace
Lower Plains
Ralph Hysell
Frank Hysell
Florence Dicken
Optimistic Zuppke Plans To Whip Peden Eleven
Illinois coach Bob Zuppke brings 17 lettermen and a beefy squad to Champaign to face Ohio University and Don Peden. Ohio backs Monk Montgomery and Jim Snyder hope to exploit Illinois ends Wertman and Wilcox. Illinois counters with depth, size, and a ready soph roster to tilt the big game.
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Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Don Peden
Zuppke
Bobcats
Champaign
Peden
Illini
Zap
Sophs
Ohio
Cincinnati
Athens
Queen City
Monk Montgomery
Montgomery
Len Janiak
Paul Wilcox
Howie Wertman
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