Giants Rally In Ten To Tie Baseball World Series
In a tense ten inning game at the Polo Grounds, the Giants beat the Yankees 5 to 4 as Hal Schumacher rebounded from early trouble to outduel Red Ruffing and Pat Malone. Jo Jo Moore drove in the winning run with a towering fly in the tenth, while defensive miscues and strategic moves shaped the dramatic finish.
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Grimm Gets Free Hand In Trading
CHICAGO Oct 6 Manager Char lie Grimm of the Chicago Cubs is promised a free hand in rebuilding by owner P L Wrigley. Wrigley will retain Grimm and back him with cash as needed to improve the club. He said Grimm can trade any member of the team and that the 1936 Cubs who return will find a less contented squad but a stronger one for the future.
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Manriquez Sharkey Fight Ends in Draw in Sioux Falls
In a Sioux Falls card last night Manriquez 128 from Sioux City drew ten rounds with Jackie Sharkey 132 of Minneapolis after surviving a second round knockdown. Pewee Baker 129 of Grand Forks defeated Al Slater 130 of Sioux City in eight rounds. Battling Nelson 157 of Norfolk beat Ray Mann 151 of Sioux City in eight with two knockdowns in fourth. Pete Doss 147 of St. Louis stopped Louie Heinzman 18 of Rock Rapids in third. Jimmy Salvatore 124 of Fort Dodge outpointed Wildy Chandler 129 of Grand Forks in four. Detours and substitutions noted.
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McLarnin Knocks Out Canzoneri In Thriller at Madison Sq Garden
Jimmy McLarnin defeats Tony Canzoneri by unanimous decision in ten slashing rounds at Madison Square Garden before 11,423. McLarnin, who considered quitting, dominates every round except the fourth and tenth while enduring a second-round knockdown. Talks begin of a welterweight title shot against Barney Ross with promoter Jimmy Johnston pushing the idea.
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Series Sidelights: Yankees Batter Through Strong Regulars
The Associated Press summary lists Powell and Crosetti as top run scorers for the Yankees, with Gehrig and Selkirk hitting home runs. Roles include Dimaggio with doubles and Powell stealing a base. Pitching by Gomez, Pearson, and Hadley yields combined team output.
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Bancroft Captures D Ball Tourney Title at Home
Bancroft won the four team D Ball tournament on their home diamond last Saturday after a day of upsets and tight games. In the decisive final the Bancroft Eagles defeated the Trojans 6-0 as Poppen homered with one on and a costly Trojan error spree aided the shutout.
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Stanford Grid Team Threat to Strike Ridiculous Claim
Stanford football schedule continues after manager Al Masterdale called the strike threat against referee Bobby Morris ridiculous. Washington State defeated Stanford 4-23 at Pullman, with controversy over a Brigham near touchdown and Morris's officiating.
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Bobby Feller Back at School in Van Meter
The 11 year old high school student and rookie pitching sensation Bobby Feller returned to school after a season with the Cleveland Indians. A crowd of 60 percent gathered, including Gov. Clyde L Herring, to celebrate his homecoming. He pitched four innings for a local team, striking out the first eleven batters.
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Ripple overwhelms DiMaggio in World Series clash
New York report cites Jon DiMaggio Gio as top rookie of 1936 but highlights Jim Ripple’s dramatic World Series dominance. Ripple posts four hits in 12, three runs batted in, and key defensive gems, including two tumbling catches and a wall collision replay. DiMaggio collects six hits in 20, with two RBIs but critical misplays. Ripple’s courage and clutch plays spark headlines as he proves a major league force.
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Creighton Plans Grinnell Test After South Dakota Win
Creighton University football eyes Grinnell College after a 25 to 0 season opener victory over South Dakota. Coach Marchie Schwartz sharpens the new shift and pass defense as Grinnell, known for aerial attack, looms for a Saturday game in Omaha on October 10. Returnee players Kubes Knott Gulinski weather minor injuries, all in fit condition for the week ahead.
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Cubs and Sox Split World Series City Series Receipts
Chicago White Sox and Cubs split their world series and city series purses. The Cubs shared 44 329.65 from the city series pool plus second place in the National League, while the Sox earned 48 282.22 for the league finish and city series victory. Each received 30 shares from the two purses after divisions of 27 shares for the Cubs.
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See Good Omen For Penns Gridders Open With 35-0 Win
Philadelphia report notes Pennsylvanias football team opened with a 35 to 0 victory over Lafayette on Saturday. It was their first opening game win since 1849. The Quakers are set to play at New Haven Saturday.
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