Coach Taylor Promises Fast Independent Football Start
Coach Carl Taylor drills the Sorry Independents for their opener against North East High on Friday afternoon at the fair grounds. He says the squad is speedy and well conditioned, with two complete backfields and strong line play, aiming to offset North East’s weight advantage. The team includes several former North East stars and is predicted to deliver a fast, tough contest.
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Mientor
Veleren
Norte East High
Promising Independents and Notre Dame Gridiron Openers
Independent football prospects led by Carl Taylor’s eleven from Corry highlight a busy sports slate. Corry High hosts Franklin on Miller Field while Notre Dame faces Southern Methodist University in Dallas in a season opener watched by about 25 000 fans with Rockne’s Ramblers favored.
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Varsity Eleven
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Meterer Amd Kassitt
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Brill
Sehwarts
Halfigus
Malling
Georgetown Beats Loyola In Hard Fought Intersectional Match
Georgetown University defeated Loyola University in a league game. Georgetown led 10-0early in the first half and extended the margin in the third quarter before Loyola closed the gap with a late touchdown.
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Argentine Lightweight Sensation Faces Al Singer at MSG
Justo Suarez of Argentina, the new lightweight sensation, earned a title bout with Al Singer at Madison Square Garden after a ten round victory over Ray Miller of Chicago. Miller, previously stopped by Jimmy McLarnin, lost in one round to Suarez.
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New York
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al Singer
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Las Fight
Gehrig Extends Consecutive Games Streak to 886
United Press reports gusting figures show only six National League players appeared in all Mets games of the 1930 season. In the American League Lou Gehrig of the Yankees played in all 154 games, extending his consecutive games streak to 886. The record holder remains Everett Scott with 1407 games.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Perry
New York
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St Louis
New York Yankees
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Sewell
Everett Soot
Northwestern Meets Tulane in 1929 Preseason Clash
Northwestern University faces Tulane in a strenuous 1929 preseason showdown. The two teams meet for the first time since 1925, when Tulane defeated Northwestern 418 to 6 in a Southern Conference matchup.
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Allen Press
Indiana Meets Buckeyes Today in Columbus
In a 1930 Big Ten football clash Indiana visits Ohio State at Ohio Stadium. The opening conference game features Pat Page’s inexperienced Indiana squad facing a strong Buckeyes team in Columbus.
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Chip Stile Dark Horse
Mack Aims At Title In Four Straight Games
Connie Mack plans to start Lefty Grove and George Earnshaw in back to back games as the 1940 Athletics chase a four game sweep of the St Louis Cardinals. Grove beat the Cards 5-2 and Earnshaw added a 6-1 win. The veteran manager indicated Grove could pitch again tomorrow if needed while Earnshaw offered to go again on short rest.
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Leroy Mashaffey
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Connie Mack
Cardinals blank Athletics in a low-scoring game
Hallahan pitched a five hit shutout for the Cardinals as they defeated the Athletics 5 to 0. Douthit homered for St Louis, while Hafey and Wilson added timely hits and Bottomley doubled sparking the offense.
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Ruth's Life Time Homer Total 565
Babe Ruth leads American League with 49 homers in 1930 season marking his 11th lifetime total and keeps hitting streaks in a game against the Athletics and Cardinals with key plays by Gelbert Foxx and Bottomley. Duquesne beats Detroit Tech 35-0 in football at Pittsburgh area. Grove City defeats St Francis 21-0 in night game.
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Franklin High Eleven Ready for McAllmen
Franklin High's football team is set for Saturday's afternoon game with Cory. Coach Treadwell reports strong practice and progress, but injuries may sideline Ziegler and Joe Judeson for parts of the season. Lineup expected to mirror last week with Shasley or Claybaugh at center and Lawson or Jones at tackle. Miller may start as kicker over Rice.
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Treadwell
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Simmons and Terry Are 1930 Batting Champs
New York Oct 4 Bill Terry of the New York Giants and Al Simmons of the Philadelphia Athletics won the 1980 batting championships of the National and American leagues respectively, final figures show. Terry led with 40 f in and edged Bab Herman by five points among NL leaders. Fragments of other leaders follow.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Warren Woman Places Second in Cambridge Tournament
In Cambridge Springs Riverside Golf Club two day women’s Western Pennsylvania Golf Association event ended with Mrs C J Wendt of the Pittsburgh Field Club winning the medal handicap title. She led over Mrs Harold Banghart of Conewango Valley and Mrs J M Irwin of Pittsburgh who tied for third. In division two Mrs Bell of Altoona and Mrs TM Allen of Pittsburgh tied for first with net 168. Third division honors went to Miss Hyelyn Ruf of the Butler County Club with a net 158.
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Roy Larson
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Arnold Litz Speed Duel set for Altoona race
Billy Arnold and Deacon Lite prepare for a high speed match at Altoona speedway on October 11. Cotton Henning and Sherry Barnes, veteran mechanics, will oversee the ultra charged mounts as the two rivals square off in what officials call the thrilling ride of the season.
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College Grid Action From Maryland to New York
Maryland held Yale to a 13 13 tie after a 1928 0 win as Yale backup Albie Boot eyed action. Pitt’s Mountaineers opened with a tune up win as Collins Charl and Williams missed the starting lineup. Princeton started against Amherst with Stan Purnell moving into fullback. Navy opened 1930 season against William and Mary at Annapolis. NYU and West Virginia Wesleyan played for the Violet second game in New York.
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