Cards Drive Final Spike In National League Flag
The St Louis Cardinals clinch the NL title with a 10 5 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates finishing in first amid a late season surge. Chicago Cubs secure second place with Hack Wilson homering while Philadelphia meets New York in the World Series setup. American League notes include Bump Hartley missing a $500 bonus due to Washington loss and Al Simmons delivering a key hit in the Athletics win. Ted Lyons shines for the White Sox as rain ends St Louis and Cleveland action.
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Hugh §. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinats
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Jes Haines
Red Birds
Ervin Brame
Cubs
Hack Wilsons
Thecm
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Ashead
Brooklyn Robins
Bump Hartley
Washington
Senators
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
al Simmons
Wally Schang
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
League Leader highlights from 1930s baseball season
National League leaders include batting Terry Giants 404 runs batted in Wilson Cubs 184 doubles Klein Phillies 59 home runs Wilson Cubs 34 American League leaders feature batting Simmons Athletics 373 runs batted in Gehneg Yankees 13 doubles Hodapp Indians 50 and home runs Ruth Yankees 47.
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Klein
Phillies
Simmons
Athletics
Gehneg
Yankees
Fedora Gridders Tie Woonsocket In Opener
Fedora high school battled Woonsocket to a 0-0 tie in the season opener. Freshman O Connor led Woonsocket, with Evans and Slayhaugh in the backfield while Hendricks and Ritter shone on the line. Peterson starred for Fedora as both teams opened against tough opposition.
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Woonsocket
Fedora High School
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O'Connor
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Slayhaugh
Hendricks
Ritter
Peterson
Boetler
Artesian
College Football Opens Across Midwest in 1930 Debut
College grid season kicks off with 50 teams in the Midwest led by Big Ten entries Minnesota Michigan Ohio State. Minnesota faces South Dakota State in Minneapolis while Ohio State opens vs Mount Union and Indiana plays Miami. Other matches include Michigan against Dennison and Michigan State, Iowa versus Bradley, Yankton meets South Dakota, and Augustana hosts Wesleyan under lights in Sioux Falls.
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Paul Snckelson
Associated Press
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Michigan
Ohio State
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Cristler
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Augustana
Dokets Wesleyan
Red Wings and Colonels Set for Third World Series Game
Rochester Red Wings and Louisville Colonels, both tied at one win apiece, prepared for game three after Rochester’s John Berry pitched effectively to salvage a 1-1 series. The contestants faced off in Rochester, as the series moved toward a decisive showdown.
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Rochester
Rochester Red Wings
Louisville Colonels
John Berry
Red Wings
Homans Set To Face Jones In Fourth Golf Championship
At Merion in Ardmore Pa on September 27 Engere V Homans son of a Princeton football star battled Charley Seaver in a dramatic Amateur Championship semifinal. Homans rallied from five holes down after 21 to force the match to the 36th hole where he prevailed to meet Robert T Jones Jr who beat Jess Sweetser nine and eight in the other semi final.
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Ardmore
Joe Humphreys
Madison Sauste Garden
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Atlanta
Engere V. Homans
Princeton
Shep
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Homans
Jones
Jess Sweetser
Brilliney
Cubs Fans Present McCarthy With Gift
Chicago September 27. Three parting women of esteem friends of Joe McCarthy, deposed manager of the Cubs, arranged an informal party to honor him with a chest of silver. The gift, raised by subscription, was to be presented before today's game with Cincinnati at Wrigley Field but was moved to the Board of Trade building after McCarthy's sudden resignation.
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Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
McCarthy
Rogers Hornsby
Cincinnati
Wrigley Field
Board of Trade
Greyhounds Hope To Hold Coyotes
Yankton reports optimism that the Greyhounds can challenge the U S D Coyotes after a 12 0 defeat, with Coach Carl L Youngworth wary of overconfidence. The team boasts depth with several lettermen and a strong freshman class led by Wilson and Smart, while the backfield features Pink Tyndall and a new Wisconsin transfer Jack Wilson.
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Greyhounds
U.S. D. Coyotes
Carl L Youngworth
Bert E. Fenenga
St. Louis
Cleveland
Wilson
Smart
Fenenga
South Dakota
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Libby
Capt
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Reiss
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Mendel
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Youngworth
Monty
Vermillion
Gibbs
Beckwith
Hossman
Pierre
Danforth
Oamey Brothers
Bassett
Ned
Potter
Tommy Pink
Tyndall
Jack Wilson
Owen
Wisconsin
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Baseball Action Highlights
Frank Frisch of the Cardinals clouted three hits and drove in three runs while scoring once against the Pirates. Hack Wilson of the Cubs homered with a man aboard to beat the Reds 7-5. Ted Lyons of the White Sox allowed four hits in a 3-1 win over the Tigers. At Simmons, Athletics gathered a double and single with three RBIs. Milt Gaston of the Red Sox held Senators to seven scattered hits in a very tight outing.
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Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Reds
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Tigers
Hone
At Simmons
Athletics
Sioux Falls Falls Short Against Sheldon Juniors
Sioux Falls college opened its football season with a 7 0 defeat at Sheldon Iowa junior college. The game was even until a second period touchdown by Peterson set Sheldon ahead aided by a strong wind. Sioux Falls had a late scoring chance but failed. Kenneth Dennis in his first game led Sioux Falls ground gains while three freshmen started in the backfield.
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Latie Wolf Fletcher
Haint Rayl Miller Dennis
Knawer
Camnahan
Mackamanth Biessel Childers
Webb
Aidt Sioux
Peterson
Knower
Galvin
St. Viators
Wood
Northern State Teachers blank Huron in 25–0 football win
Aberdeen September special report states Northern State Teachers College defeated Huron 25 to 0 on its home field. Crawford Marquis and Gorder each scored touchdowns as the Wolves dominated with strong line play and a sharpened passing attack. Huron showed fight but could not match Northern’s ground and aerial assault.
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Frederick High School
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Fhiron
Chadron Normal Tops Spearfish in Night Grid Duel
Chadron Normal defeated Spearfish 20 to 0 in Chadron Nebraska as a third period rally carried the Nebraskans past Spearfish. About 4,000 spectators saw Chadron gain 207 yards to Spearfish 186 and lead in first downs 10 to 6 aided by Keen and Bruce for Spearfish and Arla to Cheyenne and Altin’s point after.
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Neb
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Spearfish
S. D
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Cheyenne
Alttin
Keen
Bruce
Leahy Named Among Notre Dame Starters
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne contemplates the 1930 first string lineup for the season opener. The shock troop includes Ed Kosky, Yankers, Conley, Frank Leahy, Donoghue, Kassis, Metzger, Yarr, Carledo, Marty Brill, March Mont Schwartz, and Joe Savacidi.
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South Bend
Ind
Kaute Rockne
Notre Dame
Ed Kosky
Yankers
Tom Conley
Philadelphia
Frank Leahy
Dick Donoghue
Auburn
Tom Kassis
Casper
Wyo
Bert Metzger
Chicago
Lipton Plans Another Challenge For America's Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton to renew effort for yacht racing's top prize after Shamrock V lost to Enterprise at Newport. He boards for England and promises to return with a fresh challenger within two years, answering “Two years-Pooh?” with “I'll challenge shortly.”
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Thomas Lipton
New York
Thomas _ Lipton
Newport
Thomas
England
Football Scores From Regional High Games
Elk Point defeated Fonca Neb 9 to 7 while Burke beat Bonesteel 38 to 7 and Parker topped Viborg 32 to 0. Wessington triumphed 14 to 0 over Miller. Bictreck Gettysburg won 6 to 0. Groton beat Brittan Salem 33 to 13. Centerville 9 Ek Point 7. Pipestone fell 19 to Dell Rapids at Maaison U Howard 0 Beresford 7. Akran 6 over Flendreau 0. Geddes 26 to Kimball 0. Ft. Pierre 12 Highmore 0. Onida 41 over Pierre Indians 0.
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Howard
Beresmord
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