Final Intersectional Games Decide National Pennant Race
The final intersectional series could decide the National League pennant as Cubs lead by four games face Reds and Pirates next, with strong pitching from Charley Root helping Chicago. Giants crush Phillies 18 to 5 as Hartnett hits 29th homer. Robins shut out by Braves 6 to 0.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
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New York Giants
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Redland Field
Reds
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Gabby Hartnett
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Phillies
Giants
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Brooklyn Robins
Ed Brandt
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Charles Revives Indian Fame Claim at Haskell Meet
Lawrence Kans. Charles Wilson a 22 year old Oneida at Haskell Institute wins the 1500 meter decathlon event at the AAU championships in Pittsburgh defeating USC athlete Jim Stewart by 250 yards. Wilson totals 7 313 343 points surpassing his Denver 1926 third place. Standing 6 feet 2 and 180 pounds he runs 100m in 11 4s and 400m in 54 1 10s. He is the first Indian to show major athletic mastery since Jim Thorpe and is son of another Wilson Charles.
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Haskell Institute
Pittsburgh
John Levi
Haskell
Thorpe
New York Professional Giants
Wilson
Buster” Charles
Hodapp, Terry, Root spark late, big day for hits
By The Associated Press Johnny Hodapp of the Indians collected three hits and drove in the winning run with a single in the 11th inning against the Browns. Bill Terry of the Giants drove in seven runs with a home run, a double and two singles against the Phillies. Charley Root of the Cubs held the Reds to three hits and beat them 8-2. Ed Brandt of the Braves stoppedRobins with four singles and won 6-0.
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Associated Press
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Browns
Bill Terry
Giants
Phillies
Charley Root
Cubs
Hed Reds
Ed Brandt
Braves
Robins
Byrd Begins Nineteenth Maryland Gridiron Season
H C Curley Byrd starts his 19th season as Maryland coach amid a tough 1930 schedule that includes six conference games a Yale intersectional tilt and a Navy game. The long serving athletics director and English professor at the Maryland agriculture college is celebrated for building the campus and surrounding community while earning a 20 000 seat stadium named in his honor.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Press
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Mike Donohue
Auburn
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
John Heisman
Georgia Tech
Maryland Agriculture College
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Nashville
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Rickey pursues Klein as Bottomley trade option
Branch Rickey, owner of the St Louis Cardinals, seeks Chuck Klein as a potential target. He has a Bottomley trade idea in mind as part of the pursuit.
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Klein
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Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Chuck Klein
Prize Fights Amuse Diners at Atlantic Beach Club
Prize fights entertained diners at the Atlantic Beach club on Long Island during a dinner event.
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New York
Atlantic Beach Club
Long Island
Cleveland Defeats St Louis in Eleven Innings
Cleveland earned a 4-3 win over St Louis in eleven innings with Blue hitting a home run and Johnny Hodapp delivering a run scoring single to bring Porter home. The victory marked Cleveland’s fourth win against St Louis in the series.
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Blue
Johnny Hodapp
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Southern and National League Games on Schedule Tonight
Tonight features seven matchups across the leagues including Nashville at Little Rock and Atlanta at New Orleans in the South, New York at Boston in the National League, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Washington at New York, and Boston at Philadelphia in the American League.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
Philadelphia
Baseball Results Across Multiple Games
Nashville edged Little Rock 10 to 8 in a late game. Chattanooga fell to Memphis 8 to 6 while Atlanta beat New Orleans 1 to 0. Birmingham and Mobile played 14 innings with Mobile winning 2 to 1. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 8 to 2. Boston routed Brooklyn 6 to 0 as New York took a 18 to 5 win over Philadelphia. Cleveland beat St. Louis 4 to 3 in 11 innings.
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Connie Mack Eyes McGraw as NL Pennant Challenger
The piece argues Connie Mack would prefer John McGraw to lead the National League in the World Series if the A's repeat and the NL winner faces them. It recalls Mack's famed duels with McGraw in 1905 1911 and 1913 and notes McGraw's experience and fighting outfit could restore NL prestige, with Mathewson cited as a dominant pitcher.
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McCarthy
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Christy Mathewson
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New Yorkers
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Matty
Giants Backstop Frank Hogan Hits .300 For Giants
Burly catcher Frank Hogan of the New York Giants continues to hit well over .300 as the team battles for the National League pennant.
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Frank Hogan
New York Giants
Georgia Power seeks approval to sell property in Alabama
The Georgia Power Company filed with the Alabama Public Service Commission to sell properties in Girard and Phenix City to Alabama Power Company. The action aims to transfer assets as part of a regional realignment of service ownership.
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Montgomery
Ala
Upy
Georgia Power Company
Alabama Public Service Commission
Girard
Phenix City
Alabama Power Company
Longtime Randalla Mason George Brown Turns 87
George Brown of Randalla Iowa marks 62 years as a member of the Masonic lodge at age 87. He has dedicated decades to fraternal service and community involvement.
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George Brown
Randalla
Iowa
Masonic Lodge
Vanderbilt Opposes Radio Broadcasts of Football Games
The Vanderbilt athletic board has formally opposed broadcasting games in which Vandy players participate this fall. Action will be taken later, and broadcasts could be stopped.
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Vanderbilt
Vandy
Tennessee Player Ray Saunders Injured at Practice
Tennessee tackle Ray Saunders suffered a knee injury during a half-speed drill. He will miss a few days of practice as the squad continues training camp.
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Tennessee
Ray Saunders
Bailey's Name To Be Placed On Cup
The Daily reports the golf cup winner A. C. Bailey will have his name engraved on the cup won at Valley Country club. Last year’s winner was W. B. Markstein. To gain permanent possession the cup must be won three times.
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Bailey
Daily
A. C. Bailey
W. B. Markstein
No Hit Game By Mayo In Piedmont League
Bob Mayo of High Point pitched a no hit no run game against Winston-Salem last night in the Piedmont league.
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Bob Mayo
High Point
Winston-Salem
Duluth Airport Records One Landing Field For US
The Duluth municipal airport reported a total of one landing field allocated to the United States. This marks a small but official aviation asset for national aviation needs.
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Duluth
United States
Major Leaders From Sept 2 Games Highlight Cubs Giants Yankees
Key statistics show Cuyler of the Cubs with 1.0.135 runs and 32 stolen bases. Wilson of the Cubs led with 46 home runs and 155 RBIs. Gehrig of the Yankees tops batting at .393 with 150 RBIs and 198 hits, Hodapp of the Indians adds 198 hits and 42 doubles, Combs of the Yankees 17 triples, Ruth of the Yankees 44 homers, and McManus of the Tigers 19 steals.
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Wilson
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Comorosky
Pirates
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Hodapp
Indians
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Tigers
Barons Praised for Extra Inning Comeback Humor
The Barons have played many extra inning games, drawing good natured ribbing from sports writers. Henry Vance proposed that teams needing more than nine innings to beat the Bears deserve the extra work after yesterday's 14 inning loss to Mobile.
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Henry Vance
Mobile
Bears
Boxing Fights Result From AP Dated Cards
Fights last night report several bouts with winners names and locations. Ray Tramblie of Rockford Illinois stopped Max Kramer of Germany. Bert Quinn from Honolulu stopped Chester Bush of New Orleans. Sammy Jackson of Santa Monica stopped Bucky Lawless of Syracuse.
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Ray Tramblie
Rockford
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Max Kramer
Germany
Bert Quinn
Honolulu
Chester Bush
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Sammy Jackson
Santa Monica
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
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Mobile Bears edge Birmingham in tight southern game
The Mobile Bears, having lost 102 games this season, edged the Birmingham Barons 2 to 1 in 14 innings in a pitchers battle. Bradley and Plue pitched all 14 frames with strong support from their defenses as Atlanta and New Orleans results shifted standings behind Memphis Chicks and Chattanooga. Oldham led the Crackers to an 8 to 1 win over the Pelicans while Brazil and Hutcheson homered for the Chicks in the fifth. Little Rock beat Nashville 10 to 8. Selma edged Tampa 6 to 5. Jacksonville and Montgomery rested.
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Mobile Bears
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Bradley
Plue
Barons
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Oldham
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Chicks
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Goodman's Putter Strays From Home
Johnny Goodman of Omaha reports his putter "Sizzling Susie" is missing from home. He warns that without the worn club his confidence may slip as he contemplates the National amateur golf tourney and a chance to repeat last year's victory over Bobby Jones.
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Omaha, Neb
Susie
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Johnny
Goodman
Bobby Jones
Central High Gridiron Practice Opens with Sleds and Signals
Central high school football drills begin with the charging sled and tackling dummy to be ready by Thursday. A tempor ary varsity ran signals yesterday with players McMasters Eubanks Eubanks Johnson Moye Williams Wells Reeder Dunaway Comerford Smith among others. Coaches anticipate frequent lineup changes as they evaluate 27 eager students and plan two daily workouts with morning play discussions.
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McMasters
Joe Eubanks
Johnson
Moye
Williams
Wells
Reeder
Tenter
Dunaway
Eddie Eubanks
Comerford
Charlie Smith
Husky
No Injuries Yet In Local Camp
Local grid squad reports no injuries after first workouts. Coaches express optimism as players show soreness but no serious illnesses or injuries so far.
McMasters Returns to Form for Season
Knox McMasters, veteran performer, returns after foot trouble last year and shows good form this season. He may earn an end berth where his height aids pass reception.
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Knox McMasters
Harry Dobbins Sidelined With Tonsillitis In Varsity Race
Harry Dobbins, listed to contend for an end berth on Central's varsity, has missed practice due to tonsillitis. Minnesota hospitals report 800 insane inmates, up 256 from two years ago.
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Harry Dobbins
Central Varsity
Minnesota
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