Victorio Campolo Set For One Way Journey Back to the Argentine
Dazzling backfield threats Lenny Brickman and John Carroll star for Ralph Vince's Buckeye State powerhouse Carroll football team aiming to go undefeated into November. The schedule features Heidelberg Marietta Geneva and an away return with Michigan State champions Davis Elkins faces West Virginia and other strong foes.
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Pebble Beach Amateur Winner Makes Water Recovery Shot
At Pebble Beach, champion Harrison Johnston recovered from the Pacific Ocean to strike a moving ball in water. Golf rules allow a stroke without penalty if the player does not delay to let wind or current improve the ball’s position.
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Mastro Defeats Zorilla by Decision in Milwaukee Bout
Chicago featherweight Tari Mastro edged Santiago Zorilla by newspaper decision in Milwaukee. Mastro dominated most rounds, scored a dramatic right cross to Zorilla’s jaw, and opened cuts with a sharp left hook. Zorilla had beaten Bud Taylor and Joe Sanger and drew with Ted Morgan.
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Tari Mastro
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Ted Morgan
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Scott Defeats Campolo In Close 10 Round Heavyweight Fight
Phil Scott, 21 5 4 pounds, outboxed Victorio Campolo 10 rounds at Ebbets Field before about 20 000 fans. Judges favored Scott while referee Dono van supported Campolo. Scott’s defense and late rights to the head earned him the decision, with Campolo showing moments of promise in rounds six and seven. Johnston plans to challenge the Sharkey-Loughran winner.
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United Press
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U.P
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Phil Scott
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Donovan
Jimmy Johnston
Warner Pupils Also in Demand
NEA reports Glenn Warner known as Pop Warner has trained nine players who have become coaches in three years. Several joined high schools and junior colleges, while three moved to major universities including Northwestern, Stanford, and Colgate.
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Pop” Warner
Pacific Coast
Knute Rockne
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Warner
Spi Lewis
Northwestern University
Don Robesky
Stanford
Fred Swan
Colgate University
Italian Youth Battalino Wins Lightweight Title
Hartford report says 21 year old Italian fighter Battalino defeated Andre Routis in a 15 round bout at Hurley Stadium to claim the 126 pound world title. Routis, disqualified in New York, lost decisively as Battalino won ten rounds clearly. Battalino weighed 124½ pounds to Routis 125.
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al Brown
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Mastro Defeats Indian Opponent After Stiff Fight
Mastro earned a decision over an Indian fighter after landing solid punches though the opponent showed little power. This marks Mastro's second win over quality contenders in recent weeks, following a decision over Eddie Shea in Chicago last month.
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Mastro
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Miller Huggins' Condition Still Critical Today
New York September 24 Miller Huggins manager of the New York Yankees remained in a critical condition after a night of illness including influenza and erysipelas Doctors reported he had a fairly good night though his life hung in the balance A transfusion bulletin said his state was critical as the club prepared for a Boston trip and fans sent flowers and telegrams while his relatives could not visit
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New York Yankees
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Murray City Tigers Gear Up for Season Opener Sunday
Murray City practice begins Thursday for the Murray City Tigers football squad as they prepare for the season opener next Sunday against the Lobb Chevrolets of Columbus, the state champion middle weight team last year. The game is at Tiger Stadium starting at 2 o'clock. Murray’s baseball season ended with a win over the Logan Clowns, who were to face the Pittsburgh Pirates in October.
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Baseball scores from late season games across leagues
Across American Association and National League games, Columbus led 10 to Minneapolis 6 and St Paul 3. Milwaukee defeated Louisville 12 to 2. Indianapolis 7 beat Kansas City 2. New York National League 12 beat Detroit American League 4. St Louis 6 Cincinnati 4. Washington 7 Chicago 6 in the sole scheduled American League game.
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Baseball Interleague Matchups Across Cities
Major league schedule lists Boston at New York and New York at Boston with other intercity games including Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis Columbus at Kansas City and Chicago at Cleveland plus Detroit St Louis Milwaukee and Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville St Paul matches.
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Princeton Begins Strong Passing Emphasis for Tiger Football
Princeton head coach Roper plans a powerful passing attack this season with Trix Bennett and Dave Lowry handling most of the tosses during second week practice. At West Point, Cadet halfback Christian K. Cagle of Maryville La is hailed as a top ball carrier and faces a key Intersectional test. Navy, led by captain L. L. Koepke from Flint Michigan, is projected to field one of the East’s strongest teams under coach Bill Ingram.
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West Point Military Academy
Christian K. Cagle
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Cagle
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Navy
East
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Middies
McCarthy Defends Cubs Pitching Ahead of World Series
Chicago Cubs manager Joe McCarthy rebukes fans doubting his pitchers for the World Series against the Philadelphia Athletics. He asks critics to compare his staff with Connie Mack's hurlers and asserts the Cubs will be ready to meet the Athletics on October 8 with a full starter rotation.
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Cub Hurling
Chicago
U.P
Joe Mccarthy
Philadelphia Athletics
McCarthy
Connie Mack
Lefty Grove
Ramashaw
Athletics
Sam Hildreth, Dean of Thoroughbred Trained, Dies
Sam Hildreth, renowned American horse trainer, died at Fifth Avenue Hospital after a critical abdominal operation. The longtime figure in horse racing had been hospitalized in New York since his surgery.
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New York
Sam Hildreth
Fifth Avenue Hospital
Captains of 1929 at Loyola Shine on Brute Galle
Laurence Galle nicknamed Brute is Loyola University New Orleans captain and tackle. Coach D. Shaughnessy, ex Tulane mentor who lived an unbeaten 1925 season, centers hopes on Galle for a strong Loyola year. Galle remains a regular holdover from last season, noted for size rangy build and mastery of Shaughnessy method. Notre Dame posed early scare last fall.
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Brute
Loyola University
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Notre Dame
Cubs Consider Pitching Strategy Ahead of Reds Series
The Chicago paper reports doubt about opening pitchers Perce at' Malone and Charlie 608 as the first two Cubs, with their order to depend on performance in two games against the Cincinnati Reds. McCarthy plans to use his regular starter first and then bench to a second string until the World Series begins.
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Malone
Charlie 608
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Cinecinnati Reds
McCarthy
Record With Rope
Johnny Dundee fails to defend a title as Prankie Malesante, an amateur, surpasses the jumping record by skipping 2309 times in 16 minutes. Dundee previously held a 2000 jump record, which Malesante eclipses in the same span.
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Johnny Dundee
Prankie Malesante
Three Sport Stars To Join Yankees
New York report notes Kenneth Patrick of Sackett Harbor NY will join the New York Yankees training camp next spring as a three sport star recruit. Patrick, a third baseman, played for Mantina School nine for two seasons and for two years after graduation with an amateur aggregation. He tried out with Syracuse and Lechester clubs of the International League in 1927 and earned letters in football and basketball.
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