Army's grueling grid schedule looms over West Point
West Point faces an arduous football slate highlighted by a Stanford game in December and clashes with Notre Dame Yale and Harvard. Army mentor plans a peak effort to meet top foes while Giants contend in the National League race and a rugged pro calendar unfolds.
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Giants Climb Toward Cardinals in tight NL race
New York Giants won 12 to 7 over the Boston Braves, closing the gap to within one game of the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League standings. Earlier, the Giants rallied for the victory after a slow start as Chicago and other contenders also vied for the pennant.
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U S Net Stars Hold Upper Hand In Tourney
Forest Hills reports a tense National Tennis Championship day as U S players push toward semifinals. George Dott Jr and Frank Shields reach semis in straight sets while Mangini dominates, rain halts matches, and schedule revisions push some quarterfinals to Monday.
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Hagen Farrell Match Resumed at Siwanoy Country Club
United Press reports the fourth of five matches between Walter Hagen and Johnny Farrell is set for September 16 at Siwanoy Country Club. Hagen has won two matches and Farrell one. another Farrell win would give Hagen the unofficial world golf title. The Snatch 1 For 86 holes.
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Johnny Farrell
Siwanny Country
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Baseball Leaders Highlight Historic At Bats
The lead hitters include Rogers Hornsby with a double and four hits in times at bat. Pred and Lindstrom doubled, Lindstrom scored, while Jim Bottomley scored once. P Walter, Goose Goslin, Lou Gehrig, Sam Simons, and Babe Ruth are noted among the leaders for their at bats and hits.
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Ong Rub
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Goose Gostin
Lou Gehrig
Simons
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Cory Evening Journal Hosts Local Horseshoe Championship
The Cory Evening Journal sponsors a horseshoe pitching tournament at the Jovenal courts on West South Street tomorrow afternoon. Matches begin at 180 o'clock with a silver loving cup for first prize and nickel plated horseshoes for the runner up. Will Shields leads supervision of the event as city industrial recreation efforts continue. All Cory residents and the general public are invited to enter or watch.
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Jones and Perkins Lead Semi Finalists in Amateur Championship
Brae Burn Country Club hosts the semifinals with Robert Tyre Jones Jr guiding the field alongside George Voight and Phil Perkins. Perkins makes his first U S visit as a British Amateur champion and joins Harvard's Phillips Finlay and local standout Wolcott as contenders in the national event.
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Corbett Wins Despite Boos in Welter Bout
New York crowds cheered as Corbett defeated a rival in a 12 round welter bout at Maillson Square Garden but boos greeted the verdict. Corbett’s win came as Brooklyn Robins shut out the Phillies 10 to 0 behind 17 safeties including a homer and two doubles by Del Bissonette.
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Hubbel Halts Braves Rally Giants Win Two
In a doubleheader game one Carl Hubbell came on in the ninth with tying and winning runs aboard and fanned Brown to seal a 7 to 6 victory for the New York Giants over the Boston Braves. In game two Larry Benton pitched the Giants to a 12 to 0 win, his 24th of the season, with Mann and Jaudson homering and Boston’s trio of pitchers yielding sixteen hits. Sheriff Blake starved the St Louis Cardinals to four hits as the Chicago Cubs won 4 to 0, while Cuyler and Hell, among others, led the Cubs in that shutout.
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Cyclonic Storm Ravages New Hampshire Town
A cyclone swept through a New Hampshire town last night tearing roofs from about 25 houses destroying sheds and disrupting wire communications. The Lewist er tore through the main street causing considerable property damage and a broad swath across the area. Telephone service was restored early today.
Standings Glimpse from National League Summary
National League results show New York beating Boston 7 to 4 and St Louis defeating Chicago 6 to 1. Brooklyn dominates Philadelphia 16 to nothing as standings shift across the circuit.
First Step on Rome Flight Promised from Maine to Rome
Hartford Conn Sept a4 report on Bethinen team planning a flight to Rome from Brainied Fig Old Orchard Beach Me with full crew aboard the big blue and yellow craft. Pilot Roger Williams says the aircraft will take off on the log road to Rome if weather permits.
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Philadelphia grand jury probes bootlegging link to police
Philadelphia court today heard evidence tying bootlegging with city police. The grand jury investigates time between enforcement efforts and potential corruption. Names discussed include Gorge V. Ailiolt and several officers, with mentions of boatlegging and enforcement history.
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Col Roosevelt Predicts Big GOP Vote in New York
In Chicago on September 1 Col Theoden Roosevelt forecast a large Republican turnout in New York state. He said voters would back Hoover strongly, claiming the biggest Republican vote ever recorded in New York and denouncing Tammany Hall as its own.
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