Pennant Race Tightens As Giants Slump In Standings
Brooklyn and St Louis push to the top with a tenth straight Robins win plus Cardinals Braves split. New York Giants fall 5 1 2 games back after losses to Pittsburgh and Wood. A report covers league standings and key games across the circuit.
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Connie Mack Fifty Years in Baseball Retrospective
A profile by Alan Gould traces Connie Mack from his East Brookfield beginnings as Slats through his 50 years in baseball. It recalls his early Washington debut in 1886, leadership of the Athletics, multiple pennants and World Series titles, and his evolving view of the game during postwar shifts and Ruth era salary clashes.
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Alan Gould
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Jack Coombs
Bob Grove
Rube Walberg
George Earnshaw
Senator's Son Rapid at Camp Perry Marksmanship Trials
Edwin S. Broussard Jr of New Iberia Louisiana stands among leading contenders for marksmanship honors at the No Rise matches held at Camp Perry. He is the son of Senator Edwin S. Broussard and shares a military lineage with his father who captained infantry in the Spanish American War.
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Memphis Wins Pennant In Southern Association 1930
Memphis captures the 1930 Southern Association pennant with 90 wins, 55 losses, finishing 6 1/2 games ahead of New Orleans. Hutcheson leads batting with 379 average after 153 hits, Poole drives in 50 homers, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Mobile complete the standings. Partridge and Strohm set league marks in RBIs and doubles respectively while Poole's 50 circuit drives cap a league record.
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Yesterday's Stars in Major League Baseball
Charley Ruffing of the Yankees held the Tigers to seven hits and drove in six with two doubles and a triple. Jim Moore of the White Sox beat the Senators 2-1 with six hits. Lloyd Waner of the Pirates drove in four with three singles. Babe Herman of the Robins hit a double and two singles, driving in one and scoring twice against the Reds. Ben Cantwell of the Braves stopped the Cardinals' streak, limiting them to eight hits in a 7-4 win.
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Ben Cantwell
Major League Leaders From The Aussicated Press Sept 14
National League leaders include Terry of the Giants in batting and runs. Cuyler of the Cubs tops RBIs and steals. Wilson of the Cubs leads home runs. American League leaders feature Gehrig and Ruth with top averages, RBIs, and hits, plus Hodapp and Combs tying for triples. Critz aids Terry by shifting Terry closer to first base in a note on Giants batting strength.
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Hodapp
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Week end sports in brief
New York Robins beat Reds 8 to 3 and take the National League lead. Newport Rhode Island Enterprise defeats Shamrocks by two minutes 52 seconds in the first America's Cup race. Forest Hills New York Johnny Doeg wins the national singles tennis title over Frank Shields 10-8 1-69 6-4 16-14. New York Fourteen foot putt at the home hole helps Armour defeat Sarazen one up for the PGA championship. Rochester New York Rochester Red Wings clinch their third straight International League pennant. New York United States Lawn Tennis Association declares Fritz Mercur ineligible for further amateur competition.
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Armour
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