Banquo's Ghost In National Chase To Give Chicago Setback
New Orleans needed one more victory to enter the Shaughnevey playoff finals against Memphis, but manager Lerry Gib bert refused to grow hopeful as the Pelham club faced Chicago styled rivals. Memphis still clung to hope, while Atlanta and Nashville battled to a 7 7 tie after a long extra inning.
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Chicago
Gilbert
Pels
Associated Press
New Orleans
Shaughnevey
Memphis
Mgr
Lerry Gibbert
Aerick
Chicks
Pelham
Wetherell
Mgr. Mottman
Pela
Nelson
Wilka
Fels
Bi Thames
Byron
Atlanta
Nashvithy
Harry Ket Tey
Nashville
Vols
Tiny Chaplin
Bud Thomas
Cubs Win 16th Straight as Giants Fall 6 to 1
The Cubs extended their winning streak to 16 with a 6 to 1 rout of the Giants behind a strong batting display and Dizzy Dean’s loss of two runs early. Brooklyn and St Louis also won, keeping the pennant race tight as Detroit and Cincinnati posted victories in the AL and NL respectively.
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Cubs
Giants
Ehube
Nome
Brooklyn
New York
Windles
Tle BI Lee
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Raimain
Lee
Grilliant
Carl Hubbell
Dean
Detroit
Tigers
Tost
Heston
Roy Jotmaan
Bade Dahlgren
Left
Pittsburgh
Braves
Woody Jensen
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Phillies
League Leaders By the Associated Prom Including Wednesday's Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE players lead in batting runs and hits with Medwick and Berger among notable performers. pitching highlights include Dean nine strikeouts and Derringer’s 20th win. American League leaders feature Vosmik Gehrig Greenberg and Greenberg. College football notes, yesterday's stars, and a Kansas tree-planting plan conclude the column.
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Vaughn
Pirates
Cccas
BET Medwick
Cardinals
Galan
Cuda Meduick
Cardin
Batte
Berger
Braves Medwick
Medwick
Hermar Christensean
Herman
Cubs
Megwrich
Carainale
Geedmans
Voamik Infynny
Forex
Athinlics
Gehrig
Vanhers
Ua Gencinger
Tigera
Seeey
Greenberg Tigers Ceevee
Gehri
Varhres
Voamik
Indians
Ceeees
Cramer Athietler
Vosmik
Geeenberc
Tigere
Associated Press
Dizzy Dean
Charley Gilbert
Dean
Dodgers
Gilbert
Roy Johnson
Red Sor
Ted
Tigers
Alnglen
Bill Lee
Billy Kerman
Cuba
Brayen
Ainth
Paul Derringer
Reds
Phil Ian
Wight
North Dakota Upland Game Rules Tighten Bag Limits
North Dakota enacts stricter upland game rules aligning with federal limits of three shells for upland birds and three shells for waterfowl. Acting Governor Walter Welford issues the proclamation while deer season shifts to December start. One buck may be bagged per big-game hunter. season runs December 12 to 25.
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Bismarck
NW. B
North Dakota
Walter Welford
Blac
State Game and Fish Department
Nail driving safety demonstration by George Berry
George Berry addressed the Chicago safety council stating most people misuse a nail. He demonstrated proper technique to avoid finger injury by holding the hammer correctly. Berry showed a sharp blow driving the nail cleanly into wood, illustrating the point.
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Tod Chicago
George Berry
Chicago Safety Comell
Meteoric surge hurls Joe Louis in telling test
Edward J. Neil reports from Pompton Lakes on Joe Louis facing a monumental test as a young heavyweight, with critics split over whether he is the greatest or vulnerable to pressure from tougher opposition. The piece traces Louis’s rise, comparing him to legends like Dempsey and Tunney while noting his limited pro experience and the looming challenge of Bohemian contenders.
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Joe Louis
Edward J. Neil
T'resn Rportn
Pompton Lakes
Dempsey
Tunney
Johnson
Jeff Flew
Fitzsimmone
Corbett
Lowy
Sable Sphinx
Palookas
Prima Carera
King Levingky
Neta
Lewis Hunt
Willis Meehan
Billy Miske
Bill Brennan
Gene Tunney
Harry Greh
Dempery
Pnat Baye
Mav Bare
Io Dew York
Heg
Lou
Foght
Stiegers
Riy
Jung
Natin Brown
Brown Doom
Max
Jimmy Bradder
Baer
Max Schmeline
King Levinsky
Jimmy Braddock
Beaddock
Joe
Paat Baer
Ad Lasky
Steve Homab
Vale Tee Nensel
Ley Impetiitiers
Tormy Lowghran
Risko Grahs Crown From Yarosz Beaten Maybe By Game Leg
In Pittsburgh Teddy Yarosz fought on a battered right knee, nearly on one leg, losing a disputed 15 round title challenge to Risko Grahs who won by technical decision amid rain and a 33,228 crowd. Yarosz blamed knee trouble after the earlier New Year defeat in Scranton. Gate neared $31,762 with a $25,000 guarantee.
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Risko Grahs
Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Baber
Bert
Teddy Yarnaz
Blasko
Monace
Riska
Scratton
Terasz
Syracuse
N.Y
Stanford Veterans Plus Sophomore Stars Boost 1934 Season
Stanford University eyes another strong year with veterans and fresh talent. Tiny Thornhill says backfield depth improves, Paulman may replace key losses, and the line features Moscrip and Halpin. Stanford aims to repeat as Pacific Coast Conference champions amid USC and Cal challenges.
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Ban Francisco
Stanford University
Stanford
Ceveral Brilliant
Qutlook
Tiny Thornhill
Thornhill
Claude Callaway
Ottie Thte Bey Bil Paulman
Treshmen
Alabama
Banadena
Columbia
Gernyson
Bobby
Grayson
Bob Hamilton
Brow
Frank Alustiza
qThia
Paulman
Shereof
Coneh
Washington
University of California
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Seismic Shocks Reported Near Riverview Observatory
Severe earthquake shocks were recorded today at the Riverview observatory in Sydney The Reuters report said the shocks were stronger than those in the 1981 New Zealand disaster The epicenter was placed about 2 180 miles from Sydney probably in north New Guinea The excerpt notes a Chinese weight of just over an ounce as used in silver context.
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Sydney
Australia
Riverview Observatory
Reuters
New Zealand
North New Guinea
Dothan Tigers Football Progress Shows Slow, Steady Gains
Dothan High’s football squad, under Coaches Tubh and Oweni, shows gradual improvement at Wirtgrass Stadium. Despite losing nine starters, the team is progressing with new backs and receivers getting familiar with football fundamentals, and veterans like Thrower and Flowers expected to lead. The Tigers plan more workouts Saturday through Monday, aiming for smooth teamwork and readiness for the opener estimated October 4.
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Dothan
Wirtgrass Stadium
Paul Tubh
Master Oweni
Eoaches
Tupy
Ocal
Wade
Tigers
Daily Grind
Tubb
Foster
Flowers
Stephenson
Roover
Thompson
Shepherd
Farmer
Dupree
Lane
Wilson
Clementay
Tubb and
O'Neal
Howell Dissects FootballMexico Style With Grin
Howell discusses Mexican football under tough players and emotional coaches. He notes faster defense, simpler offense, and cultural differences in discipline, observing that Mexican players rally emotionally yet lack English tactical fluency. He believes Occidental College could beat them by two touchdowns.
Tragic Mexican riot leaves dozens killed or wounded
Report from Guadalajara notes 17 killed and 3 wounded after a crowd celebration erupted into a brawl in Michoacan. The dispatch highlights chaotic scenes as travelers conveyed details of the incident. The report also mentions Rabindranath Tagore, born in Calcutta, in a related note.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Tacoya
Michongan
Mrs Bass Goes Home After Road to Recovery
Mrs Bass leaves hospital to return home after a long road to recovery from injuries suffered in an automobile accident that claimed her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs A B Sellers, with limited hope given her advanced age.
Mrs Thrasher Attends Institute and AHA Meeting
Mrs Jewel Thrasher superintendent of Frasier-Billa hospital travels from Chicago to attend the Institute for American Hospital Administrators at the University of Chicago and will join the American Hospital Association meeting in St Louis on the program. Tahiti 1768 and Teutenant Bligh are noted in the accompanying text.
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Thrasher
Jewel Thrasher
Frasier-Billa Hospital
Institute For American Hospital Administrators
University of Chicago
American Hospital Association
8, Louis
Southern League Final Standings and American League Scores
Final standings show New Orleans nine, Memphis three, Nashville seven, Atlanta seven with play halted at end of 12th due to darkness. American League scores listed include Chicago six, New York one, Cincinnati six, Baltimore two, Pittsburgh seven, Boston, St. Louis nine, Brooklyn.
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Beaulty
New Orleans
Memphia
Nashville
Atlante
Darkness
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Babedelphits
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Featerday
Wol Pet ‘Chicags
St. Louig
Oddly Worded Note Leads Police In Club Murder Case
In San Diego California Sept 20 investigators pursued a single clue a oddly worded note directing them to a Geer hog ranch near Santes. The battered body of Mrs Margaret C Geer 45 was found yesterday in the ranch house dining room after the hog ranch was ransacked.
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Diego
Calit
Los Angeles
Margaret C. Geer
Geer
Santec
Hi Cajon
Santes
Ranch House
Police hunt sadist with shoot to kill order backing
Chicago AP report describes a maniacal assailant on the west side who attacked 21 year old Helen James with a lead weighted whip, leaving her badly beaten and hospitalized. Her husband Orlando was restrained before the assault. This marked a third such victim in a month as police launch an intensive hunt backed by a shoot to kill order.
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Chicago
Willard Malone
M Hmatic
Helen James
James
West Side
Orlando
Injury to Stine endangers Alabama chances in opener
Alabama scrimmage reports say Stine, a key backfield leader, sustained a hard blow that could weaken plans for a Sept. 28 clash with Howard. Coach Thomas tightens practice as he seeks starters for the opener, with a Saturday practice session slated to determine first-team assignments. Auburn notes follow with updates on starters and forming lineup ahead of a Sept. 2 game vs Birmingham Southern at Cramton Bowl.
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Thomas
Ahape
Beavy
Bulldogs
Ughter
Howard
Thoms
Jighten
Auburn
Alsham Poly
Birmingham Southern
Cramton Bowl
Montgomery
Tigers
Walter Giihert
Franz Gantt
Sam McCroskey
Haygood Paternon
Hugh Rodgers
Millard Morris
George Strange
Linz
Tulane
New Orleans
Poly
Panthers
Greene
Antley
Witton Kilgore
O'Rourke
Floyd McElroy
Peason
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Fullerton, JR
Chicago Cubs
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Centenary
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Jane BO
Cader
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Stanard
Russell J. Newland
Tiny” ‘Thornhill
Hight
Frank Aluetia
Monk” Mescrip
Bob
Bones) Hamilton
Tiger Squad
Howell
Dixie
Ho Ward
Frank Thomas
Occidental
Sir Rahinitranath Tagore
Calcutta
Tahiti
Teutenant Bligh Viattea Pomare
Clevaland
Rere Speee
Peer
Philadelphia
Stine
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