Hornsby to Overhaul Cubs as Coach Change Rumor Surges
Chicago reports swirl after William Wrigley Jr announces Rogers Hornsby will replace Joe McCarthy in 1931. Rumors say Hornsby may overhaul the Cubs personnel while denying any statement. The Cubs fly to face the Reds with no official comments from Hornsby or McCarthy.
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Buffaloo
Cardinals Rally Brightens Pennant Chase In Doubleheader
Yesterday's baseball slate featured Gus Mancuso driving in three as he and the Cards hit two doubles and a pair of singles against Philadelphia. Giants rode strong pitching to an 8 to 2 win over the Robins, while Reds swept a Pirates doubleheader 8–0 and 5–2. The Cardinals built a commanding lead in the league and the pennant race shifted with interleague results.
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Gus Mancuso
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Philies
Fred Fitzsimmons
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Robins
Jakie May
Ken Ash
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Cave Pirates
Bill
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Pirates
Tri County League Plans coming season schedules
Vermillion Sept 24 Officials of the Tri County Basketball league met at Vermillion to set schedules for the coming season. Attendees included H. S. Morgan University high school president and league leader. The league requires each school to play at least six games with others and no more than two against any one opponent. Standings will be based on winning percentages. Officers named: H. S. Morgan president. Davis vice president. Cupman secretary treasurer.
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Little World Series Opens In Rochester Today
The Little World Series begins in Rochester N Y with Billy Southworth leading the Rochester Red Wings, International League champions, against the Louisville American Association pennant winners as the combat begins.
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Gann Valley Bluejays avenge Platte defeat in 12-6 win
Gann Valley Bluejays avenge a 2-0 loss to Platte by defeating them 12-6 at home. Bats lead with Buidenbaurd three hits, Koch two, Schlegel three extra base hits, and Fleury and Luellan homers. Batteries go to Gann Valley B Koch FL Koch Mertizon. Platte Johnsen Paulsoss.
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Pierre Loses Two Gridders Ahead of Gettysburg Game
Pierre high school football faces major lineup revamps as injuries and scholastic ineligibility thin the Governors roster. Alleman breaks his collarbone and Barnes may miss time, though he could regain eligibility by Friday. The Governors scrimmage intensely while Pierre Indians prepare for Onida after a 0-2 punt mishap. The city classic with the Governors is set for November 24.
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Paul Marschalk
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Marschalk
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Miller
Wil Fo
Onida
McLean
Sharkey Campolo Bout Seen As A Flop At Yankee Stadium
New York reporters forecast a weak gate for the 15 round boxing match between Jack Sharkey and Victorio Campolo at Yankee Stadium tomorrow night. Sharkey’s drawing power is questioned after recent dull performances and a 2 to 1 favorite status is placed on Campolo to win. Campolo’s courage is noted, but his awkward speed might fail to slow Sharkey in the ring.
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Notable A's Sluggers Fail To Survive Qualifying Play
Philadelphia report notes Connie Mack's A's show nerves eased as Jim Foxx Mickey Cochrane and Al Simmons anchor batting. Cochrane and Foxx slug two homers each with Foxx posting a 350 average in the season, Simmons at 300 amid late season power. The piece contrasts famed sluggers like Ty Cobb Babe Ruth and Rogers Hornsby in past world series failures and argues Mack’s group remains favored to win the championship.
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Connie Mack
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Cochrane
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al Simmons
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Beidet Siso Init
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Hornsby
Simmons
Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Emmy Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Approve Changes In Football Rule In 1930 Guide
National Football Rules Committee approved a rule change by telephonic vote removing the defensive team’s option to put a punt in play and clarifying when a ball is dead. Dr. A Lambert announced the alteration, effective after the first touch. The University of Illinois line team votes no captain for the first time in 40 years.
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National Football Rues
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University of Ilinois
League Leaders National League Batting and Power Feats
League Leaders list shows Terry of the Giants with 404 batting, Wilson leads RBIs and home runs for the Cubs with 51, Gehrig tops in RBIs for the Yankees, Ruth 47 homers, McManus of the Tigers with 2 stolen bases. The fragmentary data reflects early season rankings and player names across teams.
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Eahey
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Tigers
High School And College Tanglein Scrimmage Analysis
Coach Ward Bell of Huron college and Frank Coffey of Huron high school led a mixed squad in a Saturday scrimmage between the Tigers and Scalpers. The session exposed strengths and gaps ahead of the 1950 season opener against Northern Normal with both squads using large rosters to evaluate candidates. Limited progress in college plunging contrasted with promising Scalper potential and a strong high school forward wall, while weight disparities hint at upcoming adjustments before Friday’s game.
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Purdue Punter Search in Tight End Backfield
CHICAGO September 24 VP Coach Noble Kizer of Purdue locates George Weaver a senior quarterback who may capably punt but the lineup place remains open. Weaver trails as halfbacks among White Purvis Pope and Risk while Yunevitch seems set at fullback. Big Ten camps begin lighter workouts as Wisconsin and Michigan prep scrimmages and openers approach for Ohio State Minnesota Michigan Indiana.
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Noble Kizer
Purdue
George Weaver
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Dauer
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Lake Preston Meets Volga In First Game
Lake Preston high school football opens season hosting Valea high on the focal field Friday at 4 pm. Probable starters: ends Johnson and Nelson. Vinson and Bates tackles. Matson and Towid guards. Waley senior captain Miller Adams halves. Eid quarterback. Morgan end. fullback. Referee Hokenstad of Artington.
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University Opens With Serious Look At Yankton Opener
The University of South Dakota hosts Yankton in Vermillion in a rivalry game viewed as more than a practice. Coach Montgomery plans to use nearly all players to assess backfield changes and sophomore contenders for the first string. KUSD will broadcast the 2:20 pm kickoff with pregame at 2:15 pm.
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South Dakotans vie for Notre Dame squad spots
South Dakota and Minnesota players seek roles on Knute Rockne's 1930 Notre Dame football team. Frank Leahy of Winner SD lands a left tackle assignment while Clark of Owatonna MN contends for a backfield berth. Kaplan, Brill, and OConnor compete for the right halfback post amid varied weights. Georgia Tech backs struggle with addition while linemen are praised as math stars.
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Johnston’s 73 Not Enough In Playoff Qualifiers
In a chaotic final day at Merion, Johnston shot 73 after a 30 on the front, but failed to reach the 158 cutoff to enter match play as 21 of 168 starters tied or better. Bobby Jones led medal with 142 after rounds of 69 and 73. Somerville faced Jones in the opening match while European and American entrants prepared for the national amateur championship at Ardmore, Pennsylvania.
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Harrold Bell Club Extends Winning Streak in Sully County
Harrold defeats Hunt 10 3 at Sully County Old Settlers Pl ay. Harrold meets Galley Bluejays at Biller in what may be final game for both teams.
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Seek Siano Double for New York Star Position
An intensive effort is underway to develop a substitute for Tony Siane, with Frank Davis from last season being groomed for the role. Siane’s reputation is seen as drawing the brunt of the defense, while the search for a capable backup continues.
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Foodham Ecotero
Frank Davis
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Fullback Primed for First Call in Friday Scrimmage
A Friday scrimmage pits the Tigers against the Scalpers as coaches plan to identify faults. Aberdeen tips off Thursday after lighter work and signal practice. The team departs Friday morning as Doland high school opens Saturday, October 4, with Coach Coffey expected to conclude the week.
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