Red Birds in Series Hopes and Beavers Rest in Pages
In this sport brief the A's face old foe Burleigh Grimes as the Red Birds stay in the Series and Wild Bill Hallahan readies for Philadelphia. Beavers rest before home debut against Albion, while Gabby Street’s Browns try to rebound. Major league notes, bowling league opener, and college football chatter fill the rest with a mix of teams, players, and upcoming games.
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Gabby Streel
Ben Wranklin
Old Town
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St. Louis Farmas
Houston
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Corry Independents Open 1930 Season with 26–0 Win
Corry Independents opened their 1930 season at the fair grounds, blanking North East Indies 26 to 0. Pap Warner and Carl Taylor led a sharp, alert offense as the defense stifled the visitors, with multiple touchdowns set up by fumbles, blocked punts, and an interception return.
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Pap Warner
Carl Taylor
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Norm Mountain
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Jy Rhee
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Kimney
Bounds
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Branser
Allen Joy
Pinucan
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Tong
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DeLury
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Lapire
Dugan
Beagle
Aminnber
Young Charley Gelbert Hero of World Series
Charley Gelbert, youngest St. Louis Cardinal star, leads in fielding and batting through four games of the 1930 World Series. His spectacular plays, including a key run-saving stop and a crucial double play setup, earn praise from Connie Mack as his fielding and timely hits help tie the series with Philadelphia.
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Charley Gilbert
George Kirkley
United Press
ST. Louis
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Charley Gelbert
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Charles S. Gelbert
Aming Charley
St. Louis Cardinals
Gelbert
Mirkoulmis Felding Au Sting
Philadelphia Athletics
Albert
Pennsylvania
Walter Camp
United States
Louis Jeany
Pitt Panthers Strengths Highlight 16 to Victory Over West Virginia
United Press reports Pitt Panthers routed West Virginia University 16 to victory signaling a strong team for Pittsburgh University. The piece notes the line and backfield depth with Franklin Hoat Monica as a capable successor to Parker, and highlights Washington and Jefferson and Carnegie Tech performances, including Pitt’s 52 to 0 win against Thiel and notes on team potential and coaching.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pitt Panthers
West
Virginia University
Pittsburgh University
Franklin Hoat
Monica
Tori Parkinson
Oil City Over Meadville 31 0 In Major Upset
Oil City High defeated Meadville 31 to 0 in a major upset on Saturday in western Pennsylvania. Tippinites were crushed by Jamestown, Titusville swamped, and Youngstown Chaney fell to Frio Wast. Local prep games featured Jamestown and Falconer strong defenses and noted scorers.
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Meadville
Tippinites
Titusville
Jamestown
Youngstown Chaney
Mearville
OM City High
Hovt
Pennsylvania
Brady
Hoya
New York State
Abe
Beavers
Chevy
Frio
Jim Hyde
Gasstenia
Bilvers
Craven
Celron Park
Ixen Anderson
Wesleyville Defeats Union City 26 0 in Rough Home Finish
In a decisive Saturday afternoon game Wesleyville overwhelmed Union City 26 to 0. Key moments featured Voigt scoring the first points and a series of strong plays by Wesleyville as Voigt opened the scoring and Bentz contributed with sharp ball handling. The match also highlighted steady defense and punishing line play throughout the second half.
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Wesleyville
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Zoyach
Voigt
Hirst
Louehdo
Fiat
Franklin High Dominates Corry High In 44 Point Win
Franklin High overwhelmed Corry High at Miller Sibley field scoring 44 to 0. Watkins sprinted for multiple big gains and two touchdowns while Keely and Williams connected on passes to stretch the lead. Franklin’s line held firm, and Teely scored on a late drive as the Red and Black rolled to victory.
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Beavers
Treadwell
McCallmen
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Valiant
Nurseryites
Oil City
Corry
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Corry High
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Vistors
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Thomas Sheasley
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Palmer Hadlinesman
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Jamestown routs Titusville 80-6 in home opener
Jamestown High School Red and Green football team crushed Titusville Brown and Gold 80 to 6 at Washington Field before 8500 fans. George Jackson, Andrew Jackson, and Rudy Carlson starred as Jamestown dominated with 17 first downs to three and constant scoring, while Titusville managed only a single late touchdown against reserves.
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Jam Lowy
Dimestown High School
Washington Field
Tilvavill
Three Teams Lead Middlewest in Early 1930 Rankings
United Press reports Notre Dame Northwestern and Ohio State top the initial 1930 season rankings with powerful showings in season openers. Purdue Illinois Minnesota Michigan are listed as good or poor, while Wisconsin Indiana Chicago and Iowa trail. Notre Dame beat Southern Methodist 20 to 1, Northwestern defeated Tulane 14 to 0, and Ohio State topped Indiana 23 to 1 to reinforce their status as early title contenders.
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Chicago
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Northwestern
Ohio State
Ilinois
Northwest
Erm
Purdue
Pait
Southern Methodist University
Irish
Tulane
Purples
Wildcats
Indiana
Athletics and Cardinals in tense late innings
In a tense late game, Miller grounded out as Haas beat the throw to first for an infield hit. Boley stole second, and Frisch mishandled a ball allowing infield action. Foxx hit a homer for the Cardinals, while Cochrane walked and Hal, Wilson, and Blades contributed in the late frames. No decisive runs until Foxx’s blast. final lines show two runs in the ninth for the Athletics and no further scoring.
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Miller
Haas
Boley
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Hafey
Frisch
Simmons
Watkins
Olor
Rish
Wilson
O Simmons
T Grimes
T Grimes and In Ball Caromed Off Who Made A Ramping Catch In Terthinglove
Tie
Fies
Jim Mobre
Warashaw
Walled
Grove
Bishop
Bottomley
Hass
Gelbert
Athletics
Dowthil
Adams
Wrisct
Hairlinss
Cochrane
Foxx
Hal
Haley
Blades
Celbert
Tross—Dykes
Grimes
Huasey
Watling
Wilsim Inada Singis
Baseball game summary Athletics at Cardinals third to seventh innings
In a tight pitchers duel the Athletics and Cardinals exchange outs with no runs through the fourth. Grimes racks up six strikeouts for the Cardinals as Earnshaw also tallies four. Douthit, Gelbert, Foxx and Haas contribute defensively as baserunners attempt double plays and steals, with scattered singles and errors none altering the score. The play by Dykes in the third and a drag bunt by Frisch in the sixth illustrate tense but uneventful action amid steady pitching.
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Gelbert
Mynlessy
Philadelpha
Gelberk
Simmons
Gellert
Connie Mack
Jesse Folnes
Bing Miller
Haines
Gelberts Fiehding
Boley
Earnshaw
Prisch
Bottomley
Bishop
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Grimes
Foxx
Douthit
Adams
Athletics
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Frisch
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Andarnshaw
Hoover Speaks to Gathering of Legionnaires at Boston
President Hoover addresses the 12th American Legion national convention in Boston with former President Calvin Coolidge and General John Pershing as guests. About 150,000 Legionnaires, auxiliary members, and guests from every state and territory attend the formal opening, with thousands more expected.
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Boston
Hoover
Calvin Coolridge
John Pershing
American Legion
United States
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