Frisch Plays In Eight Series to Top World War Era Records
Frankie Frisch, 37, then with the St. Louis Cardinals, is noted for playing in eight World Series across a 17 year career with the Giants and Cardinals. He holds several series records and helped his teams win titles in 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924 with the Giants and 1928 1930 1931 with the Cardinals. The article covers his bat and fielding accomplishments and potential last series as Cardinals face the Tigers. It also references other league results and game splits.
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United Press
New York
Sept
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Prisch
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New York Giants
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Fordham Flash
Ruth
Detroit Tigers
College
Amond
Larry Doyle
Frankie
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New Yorkers
Cardinals
Red Birds
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Boston
Chicago Cubs
Athletics
Quakers Veterans Boost Penn football prospects
Prospectia for the University of Pennsylvania football team to be among the leading in the East this season. Coach Harvey Harman has lost only four varsity men from last year. The 1934 squad showed promise with a veteran group including backs Frank Murray Lew Blyerson Edward Warwick and Bill Kurlish plus a strong line. Also noted are linemen Alvah Nye James Hauze Gisburne and John Yencho. Sutherland lauds Pitt as usual under coach Sutherland with a solid returnees. Youngsville High held Warren to a scoreless tie in a notable scholastic result. Lefty Sislawski, Erie middleweight, gains prominence with three pro wins. Race highlights at Altoona Tyrone Speedway. 6,000 in attendance. Frankie Brisko narrowly trailed. All-American 35 team includes Martin Gehringer Ott Vaughan Greenbers Medwick Hartnett Dean and Crame.
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University of Permsylvania
Harvey Harman
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Habsfield
Frank Murray
Lew Blyerson
Edward Warwick
Bill Kurlish
Alvah Nye
John Neill
James Hauze
Gisburne
John Yencho
Idcept
Paul Stofko
Doc Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh Panthers
Sutherland
Pitt
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
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Warren High School
Corry High
Warren
Youngsville
Abraham
C. E. Moore
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Corry
Jamestown
Union City
Bradford
SheMelé
Wattsburg
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hawke Greenbers
Joe Medwick
Roger Crame
Philadelphia Athletics
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
St Louie Cardinals
Pons Bridges
Pitts Granted Grid Rights for Eagles Play
The state parole board approved Hawin Alabama Pitts to join the Philadelphia Eagles for seven or eight games this season. Pitts, a former Sing Sing athlete who just finished his first season with Albany International League baseball, has signed with the Eagles though his stage tour proposal awaits parole-board approval.
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Young grid player suffers broken leg in Elk County
Ridgway September 9 Football first accident in Elk County Saturday morning when James Bateman twenty one of Weedville playing with a Byrne dale pickup team against Weedville High School broke his right tibia below the knee after being tackled. He is in Elk County General Hospital where X rays are being made to determine full extent of injuries.
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Ridgway
Elk County
James Bateman
Weedville
Byrnedale
Bateman
Elk County General Hospital
Gridders to Meet Gridders Plan Semi Pro Session
Plans for Vietwin City semi professional football team will be advanced tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. A meeting of sponsors and candidates to be held in the Journal office or the Municipal Hall. All players planning to try out with the squad are asked to attend the initial session as important matters relative to rules will be discussed.
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Sponota
Journal
Miller to Meet Zvic Tonight In Indoor Headliner
Freddie Miller the NBA featherweight champion meets Eddie Zivic of Lawrenceville in a round headliner at Duquesne Garden marking the first indoor season match. It is non-title. Semi-finals pit Patsy Hennigan versus Mickey Devine and Rel Bruce versus Chester Palatis. Other bouts include Nick Roznick versus Joey Sulk and Billy Conch versus George Liggen.
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Pittsburgh
Freddie Miller
Eddie Zivic
Lawrenceville
Duequesne Garden
Miller
Mose Butch
Joe Tut
Patsy Hennigan
Mickey Devine
Buffalo
Rel Bruce
Hill
O Mahoney to meet George in Fenway Park rematch
Boston September 9 A world heavyweight wrestling title bout between Danno O Mahoney and Ed Don George at Fenway Park was postponed indefinitely due to rain. The two former rivals clash again tonight with two falls deciding the title, after a prior bout ended with both men thrown from the ring and George asserting an unfair officiating count.
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Boston
Darrio Mahoney
Ed Don George
Fenway Park
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
North Java
Fenway
O'Mahoney
George
Jimmy Brad Hock
Amateur golf field opposes title defender
Stuart Cameron reports the National Amateur Championship opening at Country Club with Lawson Little favored to defend his title. He faces Rufus King in one of 79 first round matches as drizzling rain threatens high scores. Texas players dominate early matchups while 128 advance to round two after today’s play.
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United Press
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Cleveland
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Lawson Little
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Brookline
Rufus King
Wichita Falls
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King
Long Country Club
Mr. Little
Yesterday's Hero Wes Ferrell Shines for Red Sox in Opener
Wes Ferrell, Boston Red Sox pitcher, yielded eight hits but still earned his 29th win of the season. He also drove in two runs in the opening game against Chicago.
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Wes Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
American Assn Scores Recap Shows Varied Results Across Cities
Indianapolis wins 3-0 while Louisville drops 8 to 3 and St Paul posts 9 to 3. Minneapolis manages 2-10, Milwaukee and Kansas City settle at 9 with unspecified opponents.
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Carideo Named State College Football Coach Aide
Frank Carideo, former Notre Dame star, will teach State College football kickers for one week then take a full time coaching contract as assistant to Major Ralph Sasse. Sasse announced Carideo will instruct the State kickers, drawing on his Skyrocketed fame at South Bend.
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Miss
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Ralph Sasse
Knute Rockne
Saase
South Bend
Cite Bowling League To Form At Meet Tonight
City residents are invited to a 7 30 pm meeting at the Recreation Alleys to form the Cite Bowling League for the coming season. Players hoping to join a squad should attend as plans are discussed and the Main Street alleys reopen for the season.
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Buffalo Colored Club Subdues Sherman 5-4
Sherman’s strong merchants team lost 5-4 to Buffalo Colored Club in a record crowd at Sherman field. Merenda’s Verne Group earned the win as Buffalo’s hitters, led by Corry stars Grows and Melvin Cobbett, chased runners with a late rally. Lan ders and other locals contributed at the plate as the colored squad plans a rematch at Sherman next Sunday.
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Melvin Cobbett
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Zinny Landers
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Yesterday's baseball results and today's schedule
Yesterday results show Washington 4 Detroit 3 and several National League scores. Today's slate includes St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York. Only games scheduled.
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Bill Newark
Ballimore
Toronto
Rochester
Albany
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Browldyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
International Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Syracuse
Baltimore
National New York
Pitteburgh
Philaelphia
St. Touts
Montreal Royals Win Loop pennant for first time since 1898
The Montreal Royals clinched the International League pennant, finishing first while six clubs contended for playoff spots. Syracuse Chiefs rose to second ahead of Buffalo and Newark Bears, who had dominated prior years. The race ran since mid June with a final sprint last Friday to seal the postseason places.
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New York
Syracuse Chiefs
Buffalo
Newark Bears
Montreal Royals
Former Yale All America Star Ted Coy Dies
New York reports the death of Edward H. Coy known as Ted Coy a Yale all America fullback in 1908 and 1909 at age 47 from pneumonia after a heart attack led to his hospital admission. Coy was celebrated as one of Yale's greatest players in blue.
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Edward H
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Yale
Coy
Aeros Lose To Findley Lake In Close Diamond Tilt
Aero Supply’s squad fell 5-4 to the Findley Lake Independents on their home diamond yesterday afternoon before a small crowd. George Sprovers pitched well, allowing six safeties, but fielding miscues hurt the locals. Al Baressi was behind the plate. Syracuse notes report coach Vic Hanson losing a portion of his 19 season lineup as John Winnie May departs, reducing crescent football depth at Syracuse University.
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Coomptor Ship Squad
Findley Lake Independents
George Sprovers
al Baressi
Syracuse
Vic. Hanson
Syracuse University
John “Winnie” May
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