Navy Coaches Foresee Explosive 1931 Football Season
Navy head coach Edgar Miller talks up a wide open offense inspired by Notre Dame. Assistant coaches Christy Flannigan and Johnny O'Brien promise a high risk, high reward approach with players like Bullet Joe Tschirgi and Chyun-Hoon in the mix. The schedule lists games against William and Mary, Maryland, Delaware, Princeton, West Virginia Wesleyan, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Southern Methodist, Wooster, and Penn.
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Annapolis
Navy
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Edgar E
Rip) Miller
Midshipmen
Christy Flannigan
Johnny O'Brien
Miller
Salls Rip
Four Horsemen
Bill” Ingram
Plebs
Ola Navy
Rip
Bullet Joe
Kim
Joe Tschirgi
Tom Hurley
Chyun-Hoon
Lou Bryan
Jim Chambers
Underwood
Thompson
Reedy
Johnson
Ma. Tuttle
East
William and Mary
Maryland
Washington
Delaware
Princeton
West Virginia Wesleyan
Ohio State
Columbus
Baltimore
Southern Methodist
Wooster College
Penmsylvania
Philadelphia
Phillies beat St Louis in first game with listed players
Baseball results show Philadelphia defeats St Louis in the first game with J Elictt Fallenstein Milligan Davis Corieth Stout Mancuso Gonzales. second game Philadelphia 0 St Louis 10 with Blake Watt Davis Wilson Mancuso. Other games not scheduled. American Association scores include Toledo 3 Indianapolis 7 Kansas City 3 St Paul 5 Milwaukee Minneapolis 10 Louisville 3 Columbus 15.
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Louis
J. Elictt
Fallenstein
Milligan
Davis
Corieth
Stout
Mancuso
Gonzales
Blake
Watt
Wilson
Khem
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Wrestling results show Londos, Steel win in tight bouts
In New York Jim Londos 235 of Greece threw Sandor Szabo 203 of Hungary in 28 21. Ray Steel 215 of Los Angeles defeated Richard Stahl 28 of Germany in 18 15. In Buffalo Ed Don George 219 defeated Karol Novrina 190 in 39 00 before Novrina left hurt.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Ray Steel
Los Angeles
Richard Stahl
Germany
Buffalo
Ed Don George
Karol Novrina
Gann Valley Ends Season With Narrow Win Over Cubs
Gann Valley Bluejay cerr defeated Welsington Springs Cubs 12 to 11 to close the 1931 season. Schlegel hit a two on with two on base and Chard starred with four hits including a three bagger. Wel Springs replied with a home run off an error. This win marks the Bluejay fourth straight victory over the Cubs this season. Batteries: Gann Valley Bob Weasell and Chard. WelSpr Norse and McGee.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley Bluejay
Welsington Springs Cubs
Schlegel
Chard
Welsandt
Wessington Springs
Bluejay
Wessington Springs Cubs
Bob" Weasell
Norse
McGee
Will Put Boxing On International Basis
Detroit reports the National Boxing Association opens a three day convention with a plan to crown American champions in all classes and to have winners approved as world title contenders. An international championship committee would include one member from the International Boxing Union, the British boxing board of control, and the American association to oversee world titles.
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Detroit
National Boxing Association of the
United States
International Boxing Union
British Hosing Board of Control
American Asociation
Lincoln man Harold Mathews wins decision in six round main event
Sioux City reports Harold Mathews of Lincoln Neb wins a points decision over Freddy Penn of Omaha in six round bout. Earlier Hobby O'Dowd of Cedar Rapids stops Ronnie Stewart of Omaha by technical knockout. Also Manuel Quintero of Tampa knocks out Freddy Wells of Los Angeles.
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Freddy Penn
Harold Mathews
Sioux City
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Hobby O'Dowd
Cedar Rapids
Jows
Ronnie Stewart
League Leaders and Batting Averages From Early Baseball Times
Lists top players by batting, runs batted in, and hits in the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Klein of Philadelphia with 244 batting, Gehrig of New York with 168 RBIs, Ruth of New York 374 runs, and Terry of the Giants with 1M hits, among others.
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Associated Press
Klein
Phillies
Eve Giants
Bottomley
Cardinals
Rune—Klein
Terry
Giants
Ott
L. Waner
Pirates
Adams
Herman
Robins
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Rams
Gehrig
Averill
Indians
Webb
Red Sox
Alexander
Tigers
Miller
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Cardinals and Senators Victories
Stars such as Chick Hafey homered twice and doubled three times to help the Cardinals defeat the Phillies. Senate relief pitcher Joe Yosmik held the Browns to one hit across 5 2 3 innings in a 6 2 win. Tony Lazzeri collected seven hits in a doubleheader for the Indians versus the Athletics. Yankees rallied in the eighth but fell short against the Tigers.
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Associated Press
Chick Hafey
Cardinals
Phillies
Bumps Hadiey
Senators
Browns
Joe Yosmik
Indians
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Tigers
Polo Champs Draw First Semi Final Match in Open Championship
Sept 15 Buenos Aires Hurricanes led by Stephen Sanford and Winston Guest face Hurlingham Club of Buenos Aires in the opening semi final of the national open polo championship. The Hurricanes defeated Sends Point 18 0 in their tournament opener while Hurlingham fields Miles brothers John and David with injuries. In New York Andy Mitchell and Dick Fullem advance in separate bouts.
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Buenos Aires
Westbury
Stephen Sanford
Hurricanes
Hurlingham Club
Sanford
Winston Guest
C. T. L Roark
Terrence Preece
Sends Point Hurlingham
Miles Brothers
John
David
Court House Cannon Gets Coat Of Paint
Bowdle report says robbers entered three Bowdle business houses Sunday night and stole $100 in cash in a stolen auto. They used tools from an implement company to crack a safe. Sheriff Schumacher noted the incident as they investigated.
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Court House
G. A.B
Frank Kuehn
Rob Bowdle
Ipswich
Schumacher Today
Bowdle
Guilty Lips Continued Ending a Fragile Romance
Norma confronts Mark at Blossomdale's as she prepares to leave after their failed relationship. He admits indifference and insists he will manage, forcing Norma to request her clothes and depart, marking an unfinished, tense farewell.
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Blossomdale’s
Jesson
Norma
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