St Olaf Next For Jackrabbits In Minnesota Clash
State college coach Cy Kasper previews a battle with St Olaf after a Minnesota game. Don Kummer is out with a leg injury, several players bruised, and KFDY will broadcast all three remaining home games from 2:20 PM. Signaled by George Thomson, broadcasts cover St Olaf on Oct 4 and Hobo Day on Oct 25.
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Mack and Cochrane Drive A's For World Series Edge
Philadelphia dispatch notes Connie Mack and Gordon Cochrane as pivotal factors in the Philadelphia Athletics World Series bid against St. Louis. It contrasts Mack's experience and Cochrane's aggressive managing with Cardinals’ offense. It also mentions Cardinals hitters averaging over .300 and A's power hitting by Cochrane Simmons and Foxx, plus Florida football ends joining fall ranks.
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Cardinals Hope To Match Athletics Home Runs
The Cardinals aim to match the Athletics in homers as the World Series opens October 1 in Philadelphia. Cee Hafey Jim Bottomley and George Watkins are counted on to supply power against strong AL sluggers Foxx and Simmons, with past form suggesting multiple players will contribute.
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Injured Wisconsin High School Athletes May Get Pay
Wisconsin high school athletes may receive compensation for injuries under a plan by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. The measure, to be voted in November, would be retroactive to September 1. First year benefits include 40 for a fractured collarbone up to 200 for loss of an eye, limited to practices or games with parental consent.
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Colonels Bank Upon Youngster Marcum In Game Five
Louisville manager Lan Setheron picks Johnny Marcum to pitch the fifth game of the little world series between Louisville and Rochester in Louisville. Marcum, recalled from Dayton, has four wins in five Colonels appearances and had led the team in hitting during the stretch. Rochester’s Billy Southworth expected to start John Berry as Rochester leads three games to two in the best of nine series.
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Yachting talk and baseball mix in 1920s lines
The piece riffes on British yacht builders allegedly creating the Shamrock V for Sir Thomas Lipton, while noting Victor Harding’s return to Crimson football after spleen removal. It skewers handicappers, mentions Brooklyn’s potential World Series fate with Babe Herman, and claims the Cincinnati Reds derailed the Robins by failing to win in St Louis all season.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Boxing Cards
The Associated Press reports numerous local results with mid dleweight Lonson-Lan Harvey outpointing Dave Shade in New York while Tuffy Griffith stopped Emmett Rocco in Sioux City and Herman Perlick outpointed Iddi Anderson in Des Moines. Frenchy Belanger defeated Malcolm Mathewson in Toronto as Frankie Tawley bested Tom Heene y in Wilkes Barre. Battling Bozo and Maxie Rosenbloom drew in Birmingham. Sid ney Weil says major leagues may delay tight baseball adoption, and three Pittsburgh university stars coach at different schools.
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Emmett Rocco
Elywood City
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Toronto
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Chicago
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Sweden
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Tom Heeney
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Brothers start together for Chattanooga team
Chattanooga university features four pairs of brothers in the same lineup with Anton Koeninger at center and Arthur Koeninger at guard. J H Kinghorn and J B Kinghorn, twins at 155 pounds, are halfback prospects at Clemson. Minnesota football squads use over 150 footballs annually. Chicago has won one Western Conference football game in three years.
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Utah Trapshooter Ford Sets Unique 1930 Record
Ernie Ford of Utah achieved a remarkable 1930 season mark by missing only 15 of 1000 targets and winning four of five Western trapshooting events with high scores. He claimed the Wyoming event at 199 of 200, Salem singles at 198, Del Monte 198, and Salt Lake City title with 195 of 200, while losing a Montana shoot by a single target.
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