Giants Best Phillies In Opener As Hubbell Triumphs
New York Giants ace Carl Hubbell won the opener 3 to 1 over the Phillies for his 23rd win of the year and 100th of his career. Hal Schumacher struggled, absorbing a 6 to 0 defeat as Frank Pearce limited the champs to eight hits. The doubleheader left Hubbell poised for a first-game assignment vs the Senators with Schumacher to start the second game.
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Standings and Results for American and National Leagues
The American League shows Washington leading with a 97 51 record and New York at 89 57. Philadelphia struggles at 7 86 while Boston and Cleveland hover near .500. Wednesday results include New York 7 1 and Philadelphia 0 10 with two games on Thursday Washington at New York and Boston at Philadelphia. In the National League New York leads at 90 60 while Boston sits at 89 70 with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn also near .500. Wednesday results include New York 3 0 and Philadelphia 1 6 with no games scheduled later.
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Baseball game report incomplete with scorers
Partial play by play shows New York 9 Philadelphia 10 with Schumacher and Pearce contributing hits and errors. Umpires Quigsey and Moran listed with time not provided.
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Fans Seek Reason To Fire Fonseca As White Sox Pilot
Chicagofans debate Fonseca as White Sox manager as his two year contract ends after Sundays final game. No official status yet though he will lead during the city series starting Oct 4. Sox officials await Lou Comiskey return from vacation in Eagle River Wisconsin.
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Frankie Wallace beats Freddie Miller in ten round bout
Cleveland featherweight Frankie Wallace defeated Freddie Miller of Cincinnati by decision in a ten round non title bout. Miller held the National Boxing Association featherweight title, but did not defend it in this match.
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Earlville Legion Wins 5?3 Over Aumoral in Kittenball
Earlville Legion defeated Aumoral 5 to 3 on the Earlville diamond Monday evening. The Legion held a slim lead as the game unfolded with steady defense and timely hitting.
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Coe Preparations For Luther clash With Similar Lineup
Moray Eby led a focused practice with few changes expected from the Grinnell game. Expected starters include Edman Cook at one tackle with Jons and Claypool rotating the other, Clatterbaugh and Miller at ends, Swartzentruber and Schwank at guards, MacKay at center, Good at quarterback, Saccaro at fullback, and Carruthers and Hild at halves. The Norsemen, backed by Rutgers coaching and a powerful group, loom as serious opponents for Luther’s Kohawks in Friday night’s showdown.
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Grinnell Eleven Prepares For Michigan State Clash
Grinnell College football gears up for a tough contest with Michigan State. Wes Clark and Jim Bradley return to the squad and are slated for regular roles. Clark, a junior, led passing last season while Bradley, a sophomore, excelled on the ground. The Pioneers face East Lansing next, with coach L L Watt aiming to make the game more engaging for Michigan fans.
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Upper Iowa Plugs Line for Buena Vista in Conference Run
Coach Doc Dorman must fill two holes in the Peatucn forward wall after a knee injury at La Crosse. Dislocated knee ends La Crone’s season, leaving replacements for the Iowa conference slate uncertain as Howton and mini Jackiec step in.
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Van Horne Beats Palo in Final Seeton Game
Van Horne defeated Palo Sunday in the final game of the season by a 9 to 1 score, giving Van Horne an 8 win and 7 loss record for the season. Batteries were Van Horne Harder and Werner for Palo Mowbra Booth and Kahler.
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World Series Talk Shapes Up Giants as Possible Favorite
The column discusses expectations for the 1930 World Series with Giants gaining support over the Senators. It notes endorsements from Rogers Hornsby and Bucky Harris, and mentions Davis J. Walsh and other figures backing the Giants while highlighting New York pitching strength and a campus anecdote involving Savoldi and Brill.
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International News Service
Mississippi Valley Conference Weekend Football Preview
Mississippi Valley Conference games this weekend feature Tilden Tech of Chicago at Dubuque and Davenport, West Waterloo at Washington, Clinton hosting Savanna, and Grant at Rock Island. West Waterloo seeks a conference win as Washington hosts the Tigers in their opening league clash.
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Monticello High Opens Season Versus Manchester
Monticello High football opens its schedule on Friday against Manchester on the home field. Coach Francis Merton cites improving offense and determined play despite a lighter squad. The Gazette lists upcoming games including Stanchester, Tipton Kerr, University lied there, West Branch there, Mount Vernon here, Anamosa there, and Marion here.
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Foxx Drives In Five as Athletics Split Yankees Doubleheader
Philadelphia clinches third in the American League by splitting a Wednesday doubleheader with New York. The A’s lose the opener 7–0 then win the nightcap 10–1 as Lou Gehrig belts his 32nd homer and Lefty Gomez shuts down the A’s. Johnny Marcum gains his third major league victory with an four‑hit effort.
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Springville High Beats Viola Nine 5 4 in Baseball
Springville High School wins its third straight baseball game by defeating Viola 5 to 4 at Viola. The victory follows earlier wins over Viola 12 to 10 and Lisbon 9 to 8.
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Humor and boxing lore from Tony Canzoneri
Al Demaree recalls Canzoneri’s funny ring anecdotes about Harlem fighters and a famed self quitting tale told by Jack Dempsey. The piece: comic boxing reminiscences from 1933.
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Walsh's World Series Pick: Giants Or Neither
In a two man debate Walsh predicts the 1933 World Series may favor neither team. He leans Giants to win as the National League’s “deceased ball” but caps the possibility of a Senators upset with strong pitching from Hubbell Schumacher and Fitzsimmons.
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Teachers at drill for Cornell set to open season
Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers college coach John Baker rotates lineups after a sluggish opener against Columbia as Lester Peterson leads the backfield with Willard Carson and John McCaffrie. Cornell coach Dick Barker limits scrimmage prep before the Mount Vernon clash.
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Columbus Red Birds and Buffalo Bisons Battle Weather in Series
The Columbus Red Birds and Buffalo Bisons were tied at 1 1 after rain postponed their third game. Buffalo won the opener and Columbus took the second as showers loomed in Ohio. Weather permitting, postponed games resume Wednesday night before the teams move to Buffalo for the next games. A five game winning streak would clinch the series.
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