Muddled Two Year Old Field Lets Down Hope For Classic Stars
United Press reports the fall racing season opens with weak prospects for a championship two year old. Crusader loses to Espino in the Lawrence realization stakes while Nor'easter and others struggle. Captain Hall dies after accidental poisoning. praised as a model of post conduct.
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Bert M. Demby
United Press
Chicago
Pompey
R Charley
Lord Chaucer
Atlantic Seaboard
Churchill Downs
Crusader
Espino
Bageenbagrage
Boot
Sarazen
Supremus
King Nadi
Princess Doreen
Peanuts
Captain Hall
Captain Hal
Sharpshooter Sowell Inspires with Left Handed Aim
Edward Earl joined the army due to dues, trained at Fort Benning Georgia for sharpshooter tests, lost sight in one eye, taught himself to shoot left handed, posted a score six points above required, and earned a medal from a brigadier general with a promise of surgical aid for his eye.
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Sowell
Edward Earl
Fort Benning
Earl
Friday's Five Best Features Schedule Listed
Radio listings show WEAF in New York at 8 p.m. with Happiness boys and WRC in Washington at 7 p.m. featuring Mozart String quintet. KFI in Los Angeles airs at 10 p.m. Pacific with a Ballad hour. WSM in Nashville broadcasts at 10:30 p.m. CST an Organ recital. WRAT in Baltimore follows at 7:30 p.m. EST with Jubilee singers.
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WEAF
New York
Happiness Boys
WRC
Washington
KFI
Los Angeles
WSM
Nashville
WRAT
Palttimore
Jubilee Singers
Hoff Sues Los Angeles Over Immigrant Deportation
Charlie Hoff of Norway world champion pole vaulter plans a $100000 damages suit against the Amateur Athletic Union. He alleges the A A U influenced U S immigration officials to order his exile when his temporary permit expires October 16. Hoff says he turned professional by dancing on a vaudeville circuit after the A A U failed to finance his engagements.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Hoff
Norway
Amateur Athletic Union
Hoff
United States
Cards Are Ball Club Not Actors
In New York the St. Louis Cardinals show nerves ahead of the World Series with a poker faced lobby routine and tight clubhouse discipline. Manager Rogers Hornsby keeps the unit focused, with light humor from Jim Bottomley and Allan Sotheron noted for their personalities. Jack Dempsey files suit in New York over breach of contract while Boston college football drills praise dancing for rhythm and warn against swimming as unhelpful training.
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Paul W. White
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Bill Sherdel
Flint Rhemn
Vic Keen
Ball Park
Rogers Mornsby
Arthur Reinhart
Damon and
Pythias
Bill Hallahan
Ed Clough
Herman Bell
Roscoe Holm
Rabbit Maranville
Nick Altrock
Jim Bottomley
Cardinals
Allan Sotheron
Speca
Toporcher
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Wall Street Bets on World Series Outcome Persist
In New York investors maintain bets around six to six that the New York Yankees defeat the St. Louis Cardinals. St. Louis money is noted, with wagers of 14 to 1 that St. Louis does not win four straight and 8 to 1 the Yanks win the first two games.
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Wall Street
Yanks
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Bob Jones Elected Member Of Royal And Ancient Club
St Andrews Scotland Bob Jones of Atlanta Georgia has been elected to the Royal and Ancient Golf Club marking a notable honor for the famed golfer and his international standing in the sport.
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Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Chicago Base Ball Series Opens at Cub Park
Chicago's City Series opens this afternoon at Cub Park with Ted Lyons for the White Sox and Charley Root for the Cubs. The series will be decided by a best of seven games.
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Chicago
Cub Park
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Charley Root
Cubs
Miller Huggins Predicts Yankees Victory in World Series
New York Sept 8. Miller Huggins, manager of the New York Yankees, says he believes his club will win the World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals though he declines to state a guarantee. He notes the team has regained form after a batting slump and will fight when hitting.
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New York
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Miss Collett Leads Golf Title Rematch at Matches
Miss Glenna Collett, defending champion, faces Edith Cummings in the Women's National golf championship as match play narrows to four. Collett has defeated Cummings twice in prior rounds and seeks a third victory to reach tomorrow's decisive bout.
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Southardmore
Helen Payson
Maine
Bernice Wall
Wisconsin
Casariel
Chicago
Dorothy Hurd
Glenna Collett
Edith Cummings
Miss Collett
Morgan to meet Glick in Madison Square Garden bout
The Junior Lightweight title fight opens the season at Madison Square Garden with champion Ted Morgan of Seattle facing Joe Glick of Brooklyn in a fifteen round bout.
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Ted Morgan
Seattle
Joe
Glick
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Gene Tunney Keeps Busy Thanking Well-Wishers at Home
Returns to New York home after title win and spends hours answering calls from fans. The new heavyweight champion shows gratitude as greeted by supporters and accepts congratulatory messages.
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Gene Tunney
New York
Diana Field on hunting thrills in the wilds
Mrs. Marshall Field the third recalls a perfectly thrilling hunt in the wilds and says she was not frightened at all. The remark highlights her life as a big game huntress and reflects the era's adventurous spirit.
War counterfeiting case opens in Cleveland trial
Government officials announced plans to expose a vast war counterfeiting plot in the trial of Joseph V. Zattarell Nicolo Salupo and Bingo Russo, which began today. Notre Dame struggles with Minnesota plays as Rockne plans defense for Beloit and Minnesota. Mrs Field describes a Field Museum expedition in Brazil chasing a jaguar, riding to a swamp and wading through mud before the jaguar was shot and killed.
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U.R
Joseph V. Zattarell
Nicolo Salupo
Bingo Russo
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Rockne
Beloit
Chicago
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