Washington Beats Athletics to Narrow Lead in AL Race
Sad Sam Jones outpitched Robert Moses Grove as the Washington Senators edged the world champion Athletics 3 to 2. Joe Cronin hit a fourth inning homer and an eighth inning single to drive in the decisive run, moving Washington within six and a half games of first place. The Tigers defeated the Browns 7 to 5 as Tom Bridges debuted with eight and a half scoreless innings before relief.
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Barons Rally Nets Five in First Inning Victory
Barons beat Pebs 6-4 after a first inning five run surge led by strong pitching from Bob Hasty. Ray Francis held Pebs to four hits as Chicks fell 4-0 to Crackers. Pels needed a ninth inning burst to topple Chattanooga 10-6 while the Vols and Bears did not play.
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Call Candidates Here Wednesday at Central High
Central High invites athletic youths who did not earn a letter last year to a Wednesday 2 pm meeting. Assistant coach Aubrey Fuller aims to assess untested material in camp before formal line selection. Lettermen not needed tomorrow. equipment issued then and workouts at City Park Field follow.
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Central High School
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City Park Field
Riverside Grid Battles Set After Field Completion
Riverside field will be used this year for football contests per Aubrey Fuller assistant head coach at Central. The field nears completion with a fence to keep dead heads low. No games are slated for Malone Park.
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Alabama's 1930 Crimson Tide Open Labor Day Practice
Coach Wade presides over the first football workout on Labor Day September 1 with 45 players reporting to form Alabama's 1930 eleven. Tony Holm departs leaving big shoes to fill as John Cain, a left-footed punter, emerges as top candidate to replace him. Sophomores Sanford Fry Godfrey Clements Barker Freeman Laslie Taylor Swaim Cochrane Holley Fain Tucker Hanson vie for roles in backfield and line, with Ben Smith shifting to end and showing potential as a dependable pass catcher.
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Southern and National League Game Schedule
Today’s games feature Mobile at Nashville in two games, Atlanta at Memphis, Little Rock at Birmingham, New Orleans at Chattanooga, Pittsburgh at Chicago, and St. Louis at Cincinnati. Only games scheduled.
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Washington at Philadelphia Only game scheduled
The American League feature lists Washington at Philadelphia as the sole game on the schedule. No other contests appear for the day.
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Baseball Scores from Nashville to Memphis and Beyond
Off day results show Atlanta over Memphis 4 to 0. Birmingham beats Little Rock 6 to 4. New Orleans defeats Chattanooga 10 to 6. Philadelphia over Washington 3 to 2. Detroit edges St. Louis 7 to 5.
Fate of Central's Dick Dobbins Weighed This Week
The fate of Dick Dobbins, powerful fullback of Central's grid machine last season, will be known the latter part of this week. The question of Dobbins' eligibility is now before the athletic authorities of the state. Local coaches hold out little hope that Dobbins will be reinstated and allowed to play this year.
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Johnson All Set For Coming Year At Central
From a farm in Cullman County the voice of Columbus Jumbo Johnson signals readiness for the next season. The veteran lineman, in good health, expects to try out for Central and is eager for the call to join the grid.
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Hale
Home Run Records Shattered In Minor Leagues Amid Ruth Contention
Hack Wilson nears the National League record while Nick Cullop and Joe Hauser set new marks in the International and American Association leagues. Ruth trails with limited chances to reach a fourth straight record year as August turns to September and injuries slow major league push.
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Upsets Rock Sports World Across Disciplines
Alan Gould surveys a year of shocks led by Bobby Jones unlikely foe Johnny Goodman in golf and a Poughkeepsie Regatta upset by Cornell, plus Cochet and Wimbledon surprises. Jeff Dickson, once a Jackson auto salesman, emerges as a key promoter returning to back top talent in Europe and Broadway.
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Saratoga
Jeff Dickson
Jackson
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Tex Rickard
Paris
London
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Health officer administers anti typhoid vaccine in Florette
County health officer Dr H C McRee visited Florette and nearby centers to immunize residents against typhoid. Since spring hundreds of Morgan countians have been immunized in the campaign to curb the disease.
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Florette
Needing Rains On Local Golf Links
George Curtis the Valley Country club pro said additional rainfall is needed on the course. He noted recent rain has helped and reduced the need to water greens, but the need is becoming apparent again.
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Taylor to Return as Central Coach Rejoins Team
R. D. Taylor, Central head coach, returns from Tennessee late this week and will summon last year’s lettermen to report early next week. Taylor is in Tennessee briefly on business.
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Academy 10 Draw Local Grid Hope for 1930 season
Southern Military Academy at Greensboro plans a 5 percent chance to field a strong grid squad this year. Pete West Jesse Lanier Franklin Moore and Herman Papenburg will attend early training in Greensboro along with Ben Martin Jr and Wilburn Moore. The tough schedule features Alabama frosh, Birmingham Southern frosh, Howard yearlings and Springhill College with a possible trip to New York state for a game.
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Franklin Moore
Herman Papenburg
Alabama
Ben Martin, Jr
Wilburn Moore
Greensboro
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Howard Yearlings
Springhill College
Far East
New York State
Miniature golf grows into national pastime and industry
The article notes about 25 000 miniature courses nationwide with investments near 125 million dollars, arguing the Tom Thumb game may attract non golfers to golf and could shape the future of the sport under leaders like Alex Pirie. It contrasts miniature play with orthodox golf and mentions social trends and humor about puttering.
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Alex Pirie
Professional Golfers Association of America
Redbirds Scrimmage Hanceville and Decatur in Grid Test
Hanceville's Redbirds and Decatur join Central's grid machine in scrimmage action this year. The teams met last year to discuss scoring and will face a pivotal test this season as they prepare for Central's schedule.
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National League Idle as Cubs Lead Giants by Five Games
The National League stood idle with no games, while the Cubs held a five game lead over the Giants and the Robins trailed the Giants by a game and a half. The three cornered race among Cubs, Robins and Giants quieted for the moment in the standings.
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Mel Ott Shoots for Giants In Hot Pennant Race
Giants slugger Mel Ott is batting around .340 and fielding with deadly accuracy from right field as New York vies in the National League pennant chase.
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New York Giants
Wade Opposed 10 Hard Stiff Summer Work for Gridmen
Coach Wallace Wade of Alabama argues against extreme labor in summer training. He notes troops already in three Southern Conference titles with seven years at the helm, and says moderate exercise keeps muscles limber and players ready without fatigue. Several Tide veterans report returning from camp in good condition.
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Wallace Wade
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Wade
McGugin Names Six Greatest Stars of Vanderbilt Grids
Dan McGugin selects six top players from 26 seasons at Vanderbilt including three linemen and three backs. Backfield stars are Ray Morrison now at Southern Methodist University Lew Hardage and Billy Spears from 1928. Linemen include Hek Wakefield Joss Cody and Bull Brown.
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Vanderbilt
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Hek Wakefield
Joss Cody
Clemson
Bull Brown
International Rivalries Span Three Nations and Regions
A fragmented note references relations among England Scotland and Wales and teams or entities connected to Argentina Chile and Uruguay. It hints at cross regional competition or cooperation without detailing dates or outcomes.
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Tennessee Pension Rolls Show Veterans and Widows
About 1,000 Confederate veterans and 2,500 widows are listed on Tennessee pension rolls, reflecting ongoing state benefits for former soldiers and their spouses.
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Steady fight for Bunting ends as Rogersville leads North Alabama Amateur
Rogersville captures the first pennant in the North Alabama Amateur League as the season nears its end. Elkmont and Cullman chase second place while Athens, Haleyville, and Town Creek contend for position.
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Rahm Trophy Open to All Valley Golfers
Golfers from the Tennessee Country club head out next Monday for the Rahm trophy now held by Dr. W P Baugh. No qualifying, no slate of players, and no match play planned. The 18 hole medal event is open to all Valley club members.
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Pollution Turns New York Boys’ Hair Green After River Swim
Several New York boys developed green hair after swimming in a river contaminated with factory acid discharges. Medical tests were conducted, and officials warned residents about the pollution level and potential health risks.
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